to have the democrats use a filibuster that they pretended to hate to shut down the government. i don't think that's an argument they want to have but might have that on their hands soon, we will see. >> bret: we won't put it on your hands, jessica. >> >> bret: all right. thank you so much. panel, i appreciate it, tomorrow, on "special report," house republicans hold hearings on routing out waste, fraud and abuse in government. remember if you can't catch us live set your dvr 6:00 martha maccallum in the west coast. follow me on instagram and x at bret baier for exclusive behind the scenes your home tonight and "special report," fair balanced and still unafraid 8 seconds after a bull shot of washington, d.c. ♪

>> laura: good evening. i'm laura ingraham from "the ingraham angle." if you ever wondered if there were too many lawyers in america. or any doubt should be put to rest because meet university of houston law center graduate. jazmine crocket. they continue to say things like the illegals and that they broke the law come in. but what they are not telling the american people is that it is a civil violation. it is not a criminal violation to enter the country illegally. it's not a criminal -- not a crime. >> laura: that's a good congresswoman skipped too many criminal law classes or just doesn't check basic facts before she speaks because, of course, crossing the border illegally is a crime. the statute is found at 8 usc 1325. it's titled improper entry by alien. yeah. it's called alien. it states that any alien who enters or attempts to enter the u.s. any time or place other

than designated by immigration officers or obtains entry by willfully false or misleading representation shall be fined or imprisoned up six months and upo two years for the second. texas is a border state. you should know this. how does she get this wrong? it's elementary. it's a second year law student what they would know. what a first year associate at a law firm could get fired for not knowing. but, always wrong and never in doubt, jazmine crocket has eclipsed former bartender turned congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez as the buzziest democrat around. democrats were looking for a new thought leader and crocket fits the bill. plus, she puts the a in attitude or is that arrogance? >> when you look and you compare me to marjorie taylor greene or me to lauren bont, there is no comparison. that is the life that we have always lived. so the only people that are crying are the mediocre white

boys that have been beaten out by people that historically have had to work so much harder crocket slamsed me oak white boys that's not racist. elected in 2022. every appearance seems to be made for tiktok. she is the master of the rant let me tell you we have a thug in charge of the united states and if we don't wake up, we may not have a united states because right now he is only been successful in ache derequired to have in chief still trying to get over the comment mediocre white boy. seems to know nothing about the economy or the border she does know how to talk smack about people. >> if you could speak directly to elon musk, what would you say. >> [bleep] >> laura: know it's bad when she is getting the bill maher

treatment. >> the democrats seem so lost and here is jazmine crockett, who is i thought a big leader in the democratic party. her quote is this is a terrible nightmare somebody slap me and wake me the [bleep] up because i'm ready to get on with it. on with what would be my first question and this is not hue podcaster talks. could you imagine obama says can you imagine [bleep] [bleep] slap me [bleep] come on, man. >> politico has noticed it as well lamenting the rise of the potty mouth democrat. for now congresswoman crockett is unrepentant they write. her answer was real and reflected her frustration with trump and musk's actions. like i have a potty mouth. especially when i'm mad, she said. i'm working on it. we're going to pray about it she

said of course democrats impulse towards radicals circle the wagon and blame trump. of course they are going to blame trump. trump is the only thing they can ever blame. is he at fault. they say the f word, it's his problem. it's also weak. is he president and all they can do is throw stones and drop the f bomb they are seriously unserious people. bomb throwers passionate because it's easier than trying to address problems in their own district. crockett and her cause she represents most of dallas. now, there is a lot of money in dallas. but outside of highland park, the part struggling 17% live below the poverty line. that's well above the national average of 12.5%. and for education, the stats in. only 33% of her district's fourth graders are at or above

math proficiency. only 15% of eighth graders are and for reading, just 20% of fourth graders and a dismal 18% of eighth graders are proficient lou wow. you will not see her address that with passion on msnbc. won't see her applaud the efforts by ice to remove criminal threats plaguing her state. these are mostly serious offenders who pose a risk to the community? houston we saw hundreds and hundreds rounded up. that was the great work of ice. jazmine crockett claims to care about the people. we await her tiktok video thanking tom homan for all his work. that's funny because last year she slammed texas governor greg abbott for doing the border work that biden would not do. >> if our governor felt like he really wanted to come up with some federal enforcement, he should have ran for president of

the united states are a amazing accomplishment two granate particular call mistakes in one sense. ultimately leads for the public. >> look, man, we are screwed. i mean, democrats don't know what to do. this is a nightmare. >> you have a party that got trapped two ways. they thought the don shop make it worse. defending the discuss quo, you are going to lose. >> laura: how can democrats shush their crockett of shame and other elm barements like her. crockett defended al green after he was censured for trump speech shaking his cane and invoking the injustice of segregation is what she did. of course green himself also played the they created this dei

monster. voters themselves will have to decide whether f bombs and stunts are good replacements for real solutions and a compelling vision. and that's the angle. why such a rocky ride for the markets one word uncertainty. >> are you expecting a recession this year? >> um, i hate to predict things like that this is a period of transition. what we are doing is very big. we are bringing wealth back to america. that's a big thing. and there are always periods of it takes a little time. >> laura: well, it does take time and president trump has only been in office for seven weeks. look, businesses hate uncertainty. and for many, the fentanyl terrorists they just don't compute. joining me now maria bartiromo, host of mornings with maria and

"sunday morning futures." maria, great to see you. now, i notice -- everyones inned, the markets noticed that the president hesitated when you asked him about a recession we all remember our history. first few years, started off rocky economically is that where we are headed here? >> look, laura, it's great to be with you don't. i think what president trump said yesterday was important because he gave us his vision of where things are going. yes, he hesitated about the recession. i don't know if we're going to go into a recession this year. the president doesn't know if we're going to go into a recession this year. here's what we do know. the atlanta federal reserve said that they are expecting a contraption in the first quarter. we know what a is two quarters of contraction. not two quarters of contraction. no doubt about it. things were slowing down in a big way.

i think what set the markets off today was the fact that we don't have the clarity in terms of where the tariffs are going. because president trump has a much bigger vision than just, you know, 25% tariffs and it's going to impact you over the near term. is he looking much longer term. >> and, marie, i think, again, everyone knows i'm very pro-tariff. okay. i loved how he rolled out the china tariffs in the first term. but, remember, it was handled a little bit differently. because they did that 302 study. not to get too wonky. and they really presented a compendium of evidence antidumping provisions. they laid it out in excruciating but very compelling detail it. really made a lot of sense i think with the fentanyl tariffs on canada and mexico and china gets only 10%. then we are doing a summit with china. i think that people can't, like,

process that. and i still have not heard a very clear explanation for why as a fentanyl matter that makes sense. marie marie well, i will tell you why. first of all the world has changed considerably in the last four years to five years. because it's a much more dangerous place, as you know, laura. tariffs sure it will be disruptive over the near term in president trump's last term a lot of corporate america was pivoting away from china. they read the room. they saw the president's agenda. let's pivot away from china. let's pivot towards mexico. they put a lot of their supply chains in mexico. now we're seeing mexico as an issue because president trump's ideal scenario is build it here bring your manufacturing to america make jobs and build it here. yes, it will be more expensive. right now corporations are having to recalibrate. what does that mean if i have to

fire up a manufacturing plant, it will take two to three years. and/or face the prospect of tariffs? the other thing is what i just mentioned. the world has changed america can no longer rely on important products in the supply chain in our adversary. we know that 90% of all advanced semiconductor chips are made in taiwan. think about that. 90% of all advanced semiconductor chips are made in taiwan. what do we use advanced semi conduct for chips. our technology, our military. okay. get your head around that we are going to use chips that are made in taiwan for our military and taiwan could be in jeopardy of potential upset from china? how about prescription drugs? 90% of the underlying components in our prescription drugs. >> laura: 100 percent. >> maria: we need if we are sick are made in china. we know what happened during dove. covid.

we know these propaganda media, so-called media came out and said and threatened us and said maybe we won't send all of those components for prescription drugs to america. may they need them maybe they should get sick. that's the point. america has changed. the world has changed. it's a much more dangerous place. president trump knows that he wants manufacturing here. >> laura: how else get them to move their manufacturing plants here if you don't say pony up? >> laura: what people don't understand right at this moment or maybe they can't see or don't really care, some of these businesses, is the economic boom that will happen when manufacturing returns. all these communities maria hollowed out over the years. recced so much of the rest bullet. those communities, if businesses can move back. that is good stuff. but that does take some time. so the question is will the voters in the midterms,

depending on how long this uncertainty goes on, and maybe it's not so long, voters in the midterms will they be patient? that, i think, is the question. >> maria: that is the question. because president trump delivered such an expanded, diverse voting bloc to the republicans that cloodz republicans, democrats, independents, how long will that group wait to understand these things take time? and they do. that's what is going on right now. by the way, markets go up and down. nothing goes up in a straight line. i'm not worried about this at all. i would say i have covered business news in the markets for 30 plus years. relax. we're going to see many days like this. again, it's a transition period and companies have to recalibrate the cost of taking it to america. >> laura: yeah. they are used to the chief overseas time to bring it home. maria, great to see you as always. take care. ahead, elon musk dismantles the opposition as doge comes under

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millions to progressive causes or just wasting money. all the sunlight is burning up the left. they respond though with one emotion, rage i was so angry i couldn't sleep. i was looking for a protest. i needed to scream at someone. >> the dark days have already started for many. but they will eventually come for everyone. >> we need americans to understand this is their story. this is not normal. >> laura: maybe masks aren't so bad after all. is musk ratherred though by all this noise. >> i think when people criticize say what doge is doing. which parts specifically put all of the actions of the doge team on the doge.gov website, and on the doge headline x, so, we post the receipts, like which cut, which cut which cost saving do you disagree with? and people usually can't think of any.

>> laura: tra >> larry: it's transparent line by line. >> laura: if not for doge we wouldn't hear by stacy abrams 2 million. tried to say she is linked to organizations that receive big money from the epa. >> i led a program called vitalizing desoto toe. we worked in a tiny town to demonstrate that by replacing energy inefficient applies lie efficient appliances you could lower your cost. paced on that program came together and said to the epa if we can do this here, we can do it for millions more americans. and the epa said okay, great. go for it. >> laura: go for it $2 billion. are those appliances made of 24-carat gold? green gold? but what about the children? i know you are asking that. what about the children? don't worry.

because somehow the biden administration manage managed to send 300 and $12 million in covid loans to kids ages 11 and younger jing mow know vivek ramaswamy doge co-founder and ohio gubernatorial candidate makes me so happy, vivek, great to see you as always. this is just wild, just on the kids getting the money vivek? >> it was wild kids under 20 getting the checks. on the other end people 157 getting those checks. this is what they share in common neither of them should be getting it because they probably don't exist. the reality is much of this fraud can only exist when the government is wasting that level of money. and you and i are favor of lifting up kids in this country. the way to do it isn't artificial programs likely made up people in the form of code

loans designed to be given to the small business administration it. doesn't make sense. i think transparency is a good thing. i don't think that should be controversial. whether you are a republican or a democrat. you deserve to see how your taxpayer dollars are being spent. and i think what we're discovering, laura, is that a lot of people in the administrative state, in that bureaucracy, have been spending our money, that taxpayer money as if it's their private piggy bank for their pet causes and thankfully needs to end. but we're also seeing, laura, it's not just the bureaucracy. this is going to be one of the top two things that i think comes out of doge for the long run. it's going to restore accountability to congress. because, frankly, there is people in both parties that have been responsible for giving these vast swathes of money to be handed out through the grift that is that bureaucracy. i think this is a good development. we should continue to see this level of trearches. our taxpayers deserve better finally they are just beginning to actually get it.

>> laura: vivek, talk to us about these protests that are popping up across the country. we are going to get to the protests, nasty stuff going on the tesla dealerships. but just on these pop-up protests on capitol hill, it's like they just took the people, you know, the people from code pink. it's just like an amal gym of the same people. i swear same people you see at other types of protests no, dominican day parade and ireland day parade same people professional paraders fine in the context of a friendly parade. the equivalent of that for these professional protesters they may not know what cause they are fighting for. they may be still dating and fighting for blm protest. three years later doge you are supposed to be protesting instead. it has astro turf quality to it. one of the things we ought to do better is really engage the best

possible arguments for the other side what you will discovery rang russ protesters outside don't know what they are protesting for. that will hopefully cause if there are those that have better ways to safe taxpayer dollars away from waste, fraud and abuse good arguments to the contrary i would love to hear them. i'm sure we both would. no reason yet. only arguments is try to shout down the use of actually taxpayer dollars in the right way rather than the wrong way. >> laura: administrative state is so big. this happens during republicans, democrats, end of the trump administration when all that covid cash going out the door. it's going to happen just the shear size of this government it has to be rained in to restore the accountability. the reason for being so upset, vivek, they get very sad, some of the comments. we need to reach out to these folks, watch. >> the fund mental trend still

continues which is that doge has created ethos for the entire federal government that one of the underlying pillar doge strategy create sense of fear and anxiety among federal workers to drive them out on their own volition. >> laura: fear and anxiety. look, if you lose your job, it's never fun, right? and i think even stating that compassionately to people, but as musk said, people are going to have to transition to the private sector. people lose jobs and move on in all sectors. it's not a guarantee for life. people work in the private sector that's a win, win both for our economy and as well as those individuals and their families. less about any individual person, and move about the overgrowth of a bureaucracy that needs to be tamed and reigned

in. hear about anxiety. when i think about anxiety for kids our their generation it's $36 trillion national debt that falls on the shoulders of our kids and their peers. that's what we ought to be anxious about. we can't stick our heads in the sand and pretend that isn't a real problem and go about continuing to spend money like manna from heaven from mount high. that's the way the federal government has been for too long. in fair ms., laura, fair to call this out. democrats far worse on this score. >> this is a bipartisan problem and has been for a very long time. >> you bet. >> democrats, you deserve to benefit from your taxpayer dollars being spent in a better way deserve that transparency even if you are a democrat. frankly republicans on capitol hill for a long time who have been accountable and responsibility for that same failure. take this above the usual partisan tug-of-war and just get to the core issue of standing for americans and their taxpayer dollars in defending what is right. >> laura: and really quickly.

you wrote a great piece merit pay for teachers depending on how their students perform. i love this idea as democrats are wailing about cuts to department of education horrible scores in the country fourth and eighth graders doing terribly in reading and math. very, very quickly, why does that matter? >> a radical idea taking a lot of heat for it running for governor in ohio. pay for performance in our schools. here is why it matters. in china kids are four grades ahead where they are here. in singapore five grades ahead. that means an eighth grader here is the equivalent of a 3rd grader in singapore. that doesn't work. we have got to turn this ship around. focus on achievement in math, reading, writing, rather than woke indoctrination. i want to lead ohio that sets an example for the rest of the country it. has to be done by the state not the federal government to show the rest of the country to show the country as how we compete.

i love it, vivek, thank you very much. see you on trail, all right. see youahead zelenskyy comes crg back. ♪

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rain shower lawyer zelenskyy finally says i'm sorry. >> zelenskyy sent a letter to the president. he apologized for that whole incident is that happened in the oval office. i think that was a -- an important step. and there has been a lot of discussion between our teams and the ukrainians. >> laura: well, it took long enough. secretary marco rubio was on the ground at this moment in saudi arabia. he is trying to hammer out a peace deal. >> going to make a lot of progress i believe this week. let's see what happens with the whole russia-ukraine deal. i think you will have maybe not

in the distant future you will have some pretty good results coming out of saudi arabia this week. >> laura: joining me now missouri senator eric schmitt. senator, trump has already threatened russia with more sanctions. that doesn't seem to be slowing the war. certainly not the war machine. ukraine says it was hit tonight in an air attack. your reaction? >> well, i think president trump is very committed to this peace process. he has been very consistent. and, unfortunately, you know, kind of went off the rails a little bit when zelenskyy couldn't show a little gratitude a couple weeks ago in the oval office in a pretty ceremonial event, to sign the minerals deal. it looks as though it's back on track which is a good thing for the world. the united states of america has a president that's committed to peace. the alternative here just isn't a solution, laura, you can't have blank checks for endless wars. your honor mean leaders thumping their chest half percent increase in g.d.p. five years those are not munitions and

ukraine can't fight their war with promises years down the road. the truth is president trump is the only person on the planet, laura, that can deliver this peace. he has committed to it. he ran on it, and hopefully that's where this goes. >> laura: senator, over the weekend, it looks like one of your colleagues, senator mark kelly made a tropic ukraine because he didn't think it was fair that, you know, essentially vladimir putin gets to get his deal on whatever he wants in this peace deal. musk responds by saying you're a traitor. and then kelly responds by saying traitor? elon, if you don't understand that defending freedom is a basic tenet of what makes america great and keeps us safe, maybe you should leave it to those of us who do. nevertheless, besides that war of words. is that helpful that senator kelly would travel to ukraine right in the middle of this middle of this delicate, series of negotiations and back and forth? >> i don't think so. and i think that one of the real

hallmarks of leadership is to be a bit of a truth teller. and i think a lot of people need to start telling our friends and other folks around the world not just what they want to hear but the truth. joe biden strategy do this as long as it takes that's not a strategy. strategy for endless wars. the american taxpayers are tapped out. they have had enough of those kinds of things. a president who believes in realism. who understands the world as it is understands the situation on the ground and knows now is the time for peace. so the sooner everybody gets singing from the same song sheet, the better off we will be. again, i think the democrats like to thump their chest on this a lot. now is the time for peace. >> laura: oh, didn't the american people have a choice. they could have voted for as long as it takes in ukraine. >> yeah. >> laura: or could have voted for the guy who said we are going to end this war. he voted for the guy who is going to end this war. mark kelly is going over there. look, i guess he is free to go wherever he wants. musk was pretty blunt in his

assessment. i'm not sure i would have gone that far. but, i mean, do you support senators going over during the middle of this process? >> i think it's ill advised you have an administration that is literally in the middle of negotiation right now. they are in saudi arabia. i don't think it's helpful. again, can you sort of thumb your chest and wear your ukraine flag. need end the war. the killing needs to stop. president trump is the only person who can deliver that now is the time. >> laura: senator, always great to see you. thank you so much. dylan mulvaney is back just in time celebrate international women's day, of course. did biden really sign all those executive orders by hand? raymond arroyo has it all "seen and unseen" is next. ♪ hey we're going big tonight

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>> laura: time for "seen and unseen," where we reveal the stories behind the headlines, for that we turn contributor raymond arroyo. all right, raymond, heritage foundation report called the oversight project has dug up many of the documents signed, actually signed during the biden presidency. they report, i guess all but one was signed by auto pen. well, maybe --

>> raymond: considering that he seemed to be on autopilot for most of his presidency, this is not hard to believe. look, the man rarely knew where he was or how he could get to the next place. many times he was crossing behind speakers as you see there. he spent most of his public life wandering, searching for the exits. but, remember, the story, laura, that speaker johnson told about confronting biden over a liquid natural gas executive order? >> sir, why did you pause lng exports? and he looks at me stunned and he said i didn't do that i said, mr. president, yes, you did. it was an executive order like three weeks ago. he said no, i didn't do that he is arguing with me. it occurred to me, berry, he generally did not know what he had signed. i walked out of that meter with fear and loathing. >> laura: fear and loathing. >> raymond: the ag of is asking the doj did unelected staffers

in the biden white house simply put documents in front of him or just stamp using the auto pen and applied his names to executive orders as well as pardons. and he says if that's the case, they are null and void. you know who is sweating the most tonight, liz cheney and the bidens. this is not a happy night for them. >> i'm sure the doj will investigate this. >> the pardons. all right, raymond, now, i think this would qualify as seen and can't be unseen, unfortunately. ladies, how is this for an international women's day celebration. check it out. >> is this a good time? [cheers] has been international women's day. >> raymond: dylan mulvaney, laura. he released a book completely with some lyrics and used international women's day to launch cattleman's beef association unveiling latest

cuts on world religion station. it's not your day that's no concern at least to the ladies of the view. i'm still like a baby trans. only three years in. tomorrow is mayan anniversary. and and what brings me the most joy is my gender euphoria and magic and hopefully they can see that and if the folks who maybe don't see me as a woman, which is such a shame but i just hope that they can find a trans person who they can connect with. >> when you come in and you say oh, these men -- these are men, you know,. >> competing against women, you are assuming that the women are weak and just can't do anything. have you seen female athletes? they know what they are doing. so i'm not sure what's going on or why this is an issue. >> laura: what an ignorant comment. >> raymond: oh my. >> laura: whoopi is not an

ignorant person so i don't understand that she knows basic biology. she knows it. why is she saying it? >> raymond: it's not about weakness. it's about men have bigger hearts and bigger lung capacity. >> laura: fact. >> raymond: bigger thighs. >> laura: it's so obvious. >> raymond: say way about dylan mulvaney. he can summon all the tran anniversaries. biology is even biology even on women's international day. >> laura: i'm so glad you are doing this next story. >> yeah, yeah. this is important. in syria, a story that's gotten very little coverage. more than 100 civilians, including christians and a greek orthodox priest have been massacred in two votel villages, laura. islamic syrian government killing spree this weekend. associated terrorist groups. and people may remember tulsi gabbard warning at her confirmation hearing that you

topple the assad regime. what you are bringing in is this islamic government radicals. this guy, the president of syria, ah ahmed al sharifullah. they have disseminated these people. it goes on. thank god marco rubio did send a note saying he condemns the violence and at least the administration is paying attention. pity that that's not getting more coverage, laura. and it should be. >> laura: massacring christians, forcing them to crawl on their hands and knees, oftentimes before they are slaughtered. they are being burned in africa and villages in africa. you have been covering this for years. so the purge of christians is ongoing. raymond, thank you for bringing that up. we really appreciate it. and just ahead, unhinged liberals causing chaos at tesla dealerships. what's their story and what's their strategy, next? ♪ you bet brother.

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d5 a high school track star in virginia was smashed in the head by her baton wielding opponent, kevin corke with all the details, what happened? >> she said she lost her balance and the baton "got stuck behind her opponents had a". she is sticking to her story, that is what she said about the baton attack, but she did not hit her on purpose, do not believe your lying eyes! >> a got stuck behind her back like this, lost my balance and she got hit. i would never hit somebody on purpose. >> virginia's athletic department, they do not comment on individuals, sort of like pippa, they're talking about the redirect to disqualify the

runner. the student was hurt, caitlin tucker suffered a concussion and a possible skull fracture. i am sure i speak for everybody when i say we wish her a speedy recovery and the attacker gets what she deserves. >> laura: who thought running would be so dangerous. kevin thank you pay much. all right, terror at kaslo, leftists went from loving the eb maker to despising him, all because of elon's work to expose ways, fraud and abuse at doge. all the losers doing unhinged staff in new york city. staff. >> what the hell? [cheering] >> no! >> laura: trombones out in

boston over the weekend, it was not so violent, a lot of bad music. they were thugs trying to do real harm at tesla dealerships in oregon. >> early wednesday morning the windows were damaged by gun gunshots, take a look at these photos from police, you can see the bullet holes and the shattered glass out of the tesla dealership. this tesla dealership was ahead by multiple gunshot rounds overnight, investigators believe seven shots were fired, damaging cars and window. >> laura: the even said to fire to charging stations because they are so green, in massachusetts and also colorado. >> investigators are collecting evidence and surveillance video trying to piece together who may have set fire to several tesla charging stations, seven in total were torched. there was an arson attempt

plus agates of vandalism be one some fireworks or bottle rockets, that is not the case, the devices discovered had a potential for serious damage. >> laura: these are criminals. [chuckling] people that are doing this are criminals. and in colorado, lucy grace nelson, also known as justin thomas nelson facing federal charges after using molotov cocktails instead of vodka bottles to start fires. charlie hurt, you know what this reminds me of? this reminds me of the summer of love and 2020. all of their rage and destruction, billions of dollars and people dead, that was justified because of george floyd. this was justified because of elon musk cutting waste? >> exactly. of course i guarantee you some of these are the exact same people who were taking part in

the summer of hate to, they move right over, as mention in your interview earlier, they are sort of does rent a protest or cut out for whatever. it is comical because a few minutes ago they were pro--- anti-global warming, pro environment, now all of a sudden they are causing some of the most destructive environmentally damaging fires you can possibly imagine, all because he now hate elon musk with the loved 5 minutes ago. it's funny to read the stories of others in "new york times", the associated press, then you work times is just absolutely, they have no idea what the motivation is behind these attacks! they just happened to be happening all over the country! they are totally confused. >> laura: one of the

protesters from this past weekend spoke very proudly as she was getting handcuffed. >> i am getting arrested today protesting elon musk on his way to office, he brought his power at the expense of the american people and the expense of our environment and all of the people in the world. >> laura: always a dedicated -- giveaway. earned you tired of that routine? that fashion statement has to be retired. >> it is so easy to make fun of these people and laugh at them and dismissed them as ridiculous, but you have real damage going on it, i would take it a step further, you would see this summer with the outbreak of violence against donald trump himself. is goes all the way to the top of democrat politicians who were talking about how elon musk bought his way into the government it, they call him a

teemac, accused him of being an oligarch lining his own pockets, he is actually doing extraordinary work. but be careful because when you have crazy people like that woman right there, they were on the edge to begin with. >> laura: i just want to get to this crazy other stuff that is happening, the cyber attack on x today where elon musk indicated that, i think we have a sound bite... >> we're not sure what happened, there was a massive cyber attack to try to bring down to the x system with the ip addresses in the ukraine area. >> laura: coming out of ukraine. not surprising to me. chance to gate to respond to that -- coming up, jesse watters. >> jesse: welcome to 'jesse watters primetime', tonights..