>> laura: okay, well, look it up. >> sean: i do my own makeup every night, takes me 40 seconds max. >> laura: i witness that, i do too. [awkward laugh] this is "the ingraham angle" from washington tonight. virginia democratic gubernatorial candidate terry mcauliffe made clear last night that he doesn't think parents should have a say and what their kids are learning in schools, no matter how depraved the contents. well, tonight, his opponent, who is searching in the polls, is here to exclusively respond. and obama breaks ground at his new presidential library. and breaks with his former vp over the border. raymond arroyo has that and more, "seen and unseen." but first, saving lieutenant colonel schaller. that's the focus of tonight's angle. >> our son called for accountability. it's no coincidence, in my opinion, that they put a gag order on him, and they put him in prison the day before they had to appear in front of senators and tomorrow in front of congressman. i think -- i think that is fairly an act of cowardice -- cowardice. >> laura: parents on the angle last night, the parents of lieutenant stuart schaller rattled the conscious -- they run the gamut of fury and disbelief. >> can't talk to him, they don't allow them to make phone calls. >> we talked to him for 2 minutes on monday morning when he asked us to contact his attorney, he got one phone call. >> we have had no communication with him. he needs our help. his family needs our help and we are asking the american people to write their congressman to say that it's not all right with them, then we need you to say we want them to resign. if >> laura: how can it be that a highly respected 17 year marine with multiple tours of duty under his belt is sitting in the brig tonight for saying e obvious last month about our withdrawal from afghanistan? >> people are upset because their senior leaders let them down and none of them are raising their hands and accepting accountability or saying we messed this up. i'm not saying we got to be in afghanistan forever, but i am saying did any of you throw your rank on the table and say hey, it's a bad idea to evacuate bagram airfield, the strategic air base, before we evacuate everyone? >> laura: by making this commons publicly and continuing to post comets on social media, some military law experts are saying to lieutenant colonel likely, among other things, broke the chain of command. if well, on saturday, schaller posted on his facebook that his superior had ordered him to stop posting on social media. the end of the post with "i'm ready for jail." and he was tossed into the brig. if anyone is truly guilty of breaking the chain of command or disparaging the military, it's general mark milley. before and after the election, he hopscotched over the commander-in-chief to coordinate with his chinese counterpart. and when nancy said donald trump was crazy, milley said he agreed. but milley remains typically dismissive and defiance. >> at no time was i attempting to change or influence the process, usurp authority, or insert myself in the chain of command. but i am expected -- i am required to give my advice and ensure that the president is fully informed on military matters. >> laura: now, who deserves to be held accountable here? a marine corps officer with a stellar career, yet still risked his pension and benefits to tell the truth about incompetent military leadership? or milley, the incompetent leader whose own failure to speak out left 13 americans dead? they squawk about an insurrection, a three hour insurrection on january 6th, but what you call a general and other officials trying to usurp the role of our commander in chief because they hated the actual commander in chief? it seemed like house g.o.p. members were watching last night, because today, they confronted milley, and defense secretary austin and commander mckenzie on the blatant double standard. >> one people in the military like lieutenant colonel stuart scheller extend up and demand account ability, when they say you all screwed up, he ends up in the break and you all end up in front of us. >> the american people want and deserve accountability and we even have service member's like lieutenant colonel stuart scheller being thrown in the brig for suggesting that. the public space in our institutions continues to erode precisely because everyone in the d.c. bubble appears to have some sort of immunity from the basic standards the rest of america is expected to live by. >> laura: for not a taking account ability, we know that, but we also are never going to the how many hours milley spent gabbing to the media. >> your talked about watered or robert costa for their book? >> woodward, yes, caustic, no. >> did you talk to carol janik and philip brecher for their book? >> yes. >> did you talk to michael bender for his book? >> yes. >> and where you accurately represented in these books? >> i haven't read any of the books, so i don't know. >> laura: too busy reading [indiscernible] apparently. who believes he didn't read any of the books, even the pages where he was mentioned? he gave the interviews because he wanted to furnish his own reputation and protect his legacy for posterity. in these hearings, milley, austin, mckenzie, they all look like football coaches on a five-game losing streak. those generals aren't leading anyone to victory. >> and other members of this committee will have questions on many things. such is why we turned over bagram airfield. >> in my view, there is no -- was no risk-free status quo option. >> i did not see any tactical utility to bagram. >> laura: imagine what china thinks of the great american war machine led by these men. if not being able to secure an air base long enough to do an orderly evacuation? forcing our troops to do and possible perimeter security doing i.d. checks with crowds crashing toward them back while, milley did admit the obvious, that the withdrawal was a strategic failure. you think? but he still doesn't believe anyone should be held accountable for it. and the pentagon has admitted they mistakenly killed ten civilians, including seven kids in that drone attack. same answer there, no accountability. they might as well just have said "arvada," but of course no one resigned, no one was fired. simply stunning. by contrast, scheller and his parents except that he broke the rules, even if his reasons were noble. >> while stuart broke chain of command, i contend general will mckenzie, general milley, secretary austin, they have broken the chain of trust and confidence of the american people. and for that, they should be embarrassed. >> they should drop their rank. >> they should drop their rank and they should resign for that. >> laura: the angle was the first to call for those resignations more than a month ago, but today, milley made clear it's not going to happen. >> general milley, will you know resign? >> i serve at the pleasure of the president, mr. jackson. >> laura: mr. jackson. now, for the alleged crime of demanding account ability, lieutenant colonel scheller was stripped of his command and thrown in the brig. of his pretrial hearing is set for tomorrow, although he hasn't yet been formally charged, he could face charges of article 88, contempt toward officials, article 90, willfully disobeying a superior commissioned officer, article 92, failure to obey an order, and article 133, conduct unbecoming an officer and a gentleman. we will see what happens, but all of this smacks of political payback, doesn't it? an official attempt to silence and intimidate dissidents within the ranks. if you remember your russian history, if you studied russian history, you will recall what the soviets did to their prisoners of conscience. the goal was to stop all dissent by any means necessary. but we the people, we have a say, we can speak out. they can't intimidate or silence all of us. they will try, but they can't. we need to stand up for those who are brave enough to speak the hard truths publicly. america has not been betrayed by lieutenant colonel scheller. if america was betrayed by our incompetent, arrogant, and newly-woke military leadership. and that's the angle. joining me now are two congressman who served in afghanistan. congressman greene, their reaction to lieutenant colonel scheller's imprisonment while there is zero accountability for the withdrawal, for the killing of civilians and children, none whatsoever. >> thanks, laura, for bringing this issue to the front and thank you for the interview you did last night. it was spectacular. what's happened to this marine is unconscionable. to think that he can be in jail just for asking for accountability is crazy, and you think about what secretary austin has done. i mean, he refuses to follow the law, which demands there be oversight of the military academies, that they suspended those boards that were written into law by congress, basically blowing off a coequal branch of government. they basically gave material aid to a terrorist organization. $85 billion. they admitted today the taliban is a bunch of terrorists, and here they have given $85 billion to a terrorist organization. let's blatantly against the laws of the united states. and they throw this guy in jail for basically speaking out. it makes no sense whatsoever. >> laura: unless they want to intimidate or send a message across the ranks. >> of course. >> laura: they've also basically accused of being filled with a bunch of racists after the insurrection. congressman banks, i want to play a revealing exchange between congressman mike gallagher and general mckenzie today. watch. >> do you know which taliban forces were actually providing security in front of the airport? >> yes we do. they were part of it. it was a hodgepodge of units. >> but it was part of it? >> among others. >> a group that specialized in suicide bombing attacks. >> laura: congressman banks, do you believe that the taliban could have been behind this attack that killed our service members and they just don't want to admit it since now we know they give the taliban free reign over the kabul airport and the security perimeter. >> yeah. laura, i can believe it, because this is part of a pattern of lies by the biden administration and his senior team of military leaders who lied about it every step of the way. at the fact they have a light on a terrorist group was specialized in suicide bombing attacks to protect the perimeter of the airport that we were relying on to get americans and our allies to the airport and te airplanes is just another concession of the incompetence for this it administration, should be held accountable for. we asked tough questions, mike gallagher asked those questions. a lot of tough questions today but the idiocy of these military leaders that allowed these activities to happen. we now know because of the testimony yesterday before the senate and today before the house, that joe biden lied to the american people about what his military advisors advised him to do and leaving troops in afghanistan to prevent this catastrophe, but this is another example of a lie but this administration as well. they can't get away with it, we can't let them get away with it. >> laura: i don't understand this as a civilian but both of you serve, so maybe congressman greene, you can inform us on this. so they all seem to say, i believe, that they thought we should have left more troops in, at least to help with the evacuation. correct? >> yep. >> laura: so given the fact that they all thought that, and they were -- they said they were gaming out a possible collapse of kabul, they did mention that to biden, none of them decided, you know, if this is so serious, that i've got to resign, and can't be part of this. they all let it go forward, did they not? i mean, they could have been kind of whistle-blowers on this, correct? >> absolutely. they could have gone in and said look, 650 -- which was a number by the way that no biden pulled out of thin air. he gave them as the mandate, you can only have 650. i mean, they basically could have said that's not enough, we are unwilling to enforce this and they could have walked away. i think they were really banking on -- and this comes into that flawed intelligence issue. they were banking on the afghan army to stay there, and that's another failure of this administration. they own the intelligence apparatus of this country and yes, maybe it's failed, we need to dig into that, but they keep saying it did. well, if it did, that's their failure, they own that. >> laura: they also said the afghan military was being trained well and they kept reporting all the great advances from the afghan military, we spent $90 billion training them and what did we get? i mean, there's been no accountability for all the years of failures in afghanistan at the hands of the leadership, not the troops. congressman banks, i want to play a response milley gave to one of your questions about his talking to bob woodward. watch. >> i believe that part of my job is to communicate to the media what we do as a government, what we do is the military, so i do interviews regularly, i've done my best to remain personally a-political and try to keep the military out of all it takes and i'm trying to stay a-political and i believe i am. >> laura: woodward isn't writing a book to help the commander in chief, he's writing a book to expose, in his view, the commander in chief, so did you buy that response? >> not at all. and this is just one book. there are several more books coming out soon where general milley is a key character bashing the former commander in chief who gave him his job. when you -- i've actually -- laura, don't hold it against me but i've read the bob woodward book and all through the book, milley is the key character in the book recounts how he undermined president trump. >> laura: how many hours -- how many hours did he spend -- >> how many hours -- you have a major withdrawal issue going on in afghanistan. you have all these threats all over the world. and he has time, hours upon hours, to spend gabbing with journalists, again, to try to burnish his own reputation for posterity's sake. that's what it was about, that's always what it's about in washington. i've lived here long enough, that's why they talk to these journalists. >> he spilled his guts to bob woodward. it's all recounted in the book for everyone to hear. the attack -- tell speaker pelosi, who is bashing president trump because of -- calling president trump crazy, mental decline, and he says speaker pelosi, i agree with everything that you're saying, and then it tries to tell the armed services committee that he is apolitical. he is the most political general that we've ever had in american history. prove me wrong. there's no general in american history who's been as political as this guy. that's why he is incapable and not trusted to continue to fill the important position that he fulfills. >> laura: can you imagine eisenhauer putting up with any of these people? i mean, it just -- it would be gone. thank you, great to see her tonight. and last night's virginia gubernatorial debate, democrat terry mcauliffe made a stunning and telling declaration, that parents had to stay out of what the children are being taught in schools, don't have any control whatsoever, no matter what. his opponent glenn youngkin is here next to respond. y place like milkshake mustaches high fives and high dives. or 3-on-3s... 2-on-2s... and 1-on-1s. we see how these moments make us smile so, we make it easy to share your smile with safe and convenient care — all in one place, with evening and weekend hours. right now, new patients get a complete exam and x-rays — free without insurance. plus, everyone saves 20% on their treatment plan. celebrate life's happiest moments. call 1-800-aspendental or book online today. there's software. and then there's industrial grade software, forged from decades of industrial experience and insights. meet honeywell forge. analytical software that connects assets and people to deliver a cybersecure record of your entire operation. so that everyone, in your boardroom and beyond, speaks the same language. honeywell forge. industrial grade software. ♪ ♪ >> in schools what they should teach -- you know, i get really tired of everybody running down teachers. i love our teachers, and what they have done through covid, these are real heroes that deserve our respect. >> laura: that line from democrat terry mcauliffe was a defining moment of last night's virginia gubernatorial debate, and sometimes shocking gaps or freudian slips can define an entire campaign for better or worse. republican candidate glenn youngkin is betting that it's the latter. >> we watched parents so upset because there was such sexually explicit material in the library. >> i decided to check the titles of my child's school. both of these books include pedophilia. >> you vetoed the bill that would have informed parents that they were there. >> the bill that i don't think parents should be telling schools what they should teach. i don't think parents should tell schools what they should teach. >> laura: glenn youngkin, virginia gubernatorial candidate joins me now. thanks so much for being here. your thoughts when you heard him say that when you were on stage with him last night? >> what we saw last night on full display was flashing red lights, terry mcauliffe's heart, that he believes that government and politicians no better for our children and parents. he wants to exclude parents from being involved in educating our children. you know, laura, virginia parents have been standing up for the rights of their kids for the last 20 months, fighting against school boards who have been trying to impose all kinds of things on them. they've been asking for schools to be open, and what you saw last night was what they all suspected, that terry mcauliffe does not care what they believe. he wants to dictate what they learn, he wants to teach our children how to think, and he wants to excuse parents from all of it. this is not just virginia parents, laura. every parent in america suspects this is going on in schools and terry mcauliffe just told us he is the godfather of the current progressive democrat party and here he just showed his heart. this is what they believe. having a campaign in virginia right now, we are a campaign virginia right now and it's no longer a campaign, it's a movement, laura. and i invite everybody to join the movement, join us and watch virginia stand up not just for virginia parents, but for america's parents. >> laura: townhall.com today is reporting that they send their kids to a private school outside of d.c., and his wife is on the board of trustees -- was on the board of trustees while their kids were students there. i don't begrudge his wife wanting to help shape the kids education at their schools. i think that's great. it's a private school. i have no problem with that. but if his wife can help shape kids education at school, and she's a parent of the kids, why is that wrong for anybody else in loudoun county where they are fighting the radical transgender stuff happening there with critical race theory or any of these issues. >> here's the hypocrisy of terry mcauliffe and what he wants to be the ruling class. i mean, his worldview is i know better than you, and get it doesn't have to apply to me. we saw it just a couple weeks ago when he's been calling for mask mandates, and then he boards a train and violates federal law and won't even put a mask on. what we saw last night was the full display of his worldview. he wants to force everyone to join a union into rid of our right to work. he absolutely wants employers to fire people who don't get the vaccine and he wants to shut our parents out of the education of their children. this is why voters are rejecting -- >> laura: i got to get into a question really quickly, quick response. northern virginia is where so many of the voters are in this race. very quickly, how will you try to appeal to minority voters in northern virginia? hispanics, indian americans, other americans, how would you try to appeal to them? >> the broad minority voters in northern virginia are just as upset as our school system as all the parents that have been on display, and what we're doing is listening to them. we are sharing with them a future where we will have charter schools where they can have choice, and guess what? they are in fact part of this movement of parents that are going to march us to victory this fall and on behalf of all america, virginians are going to win and make a statement that we are rejecting the left, liberal progressives. this is going to happen, laura, and it's really humbling to be part of it. >> laura: a lot of small businesses in northern virginia, they got just hammer during this covid thing and they want to stay in business, so i will be fascinated to see what happens. thank you. the other revealing take away from last night's virginia debate, he mentioned biden exactly zero times. the closest he came is when he said the price tags of the democrats $3.5 trillion boondoggle is too high. in other words, another dem is running as fast as he can to distance himself away from biden's agenda. and who could blame him? 's national standing has taken a beating in the outlook in individual states is even more dire. the latest quinnipiac poll, this is out of texas, a state biden lost by 5.5 points, shows his approval there in texas is underwater by 29 points, and he is thinking big time with hispanic voters. they disapproved by a shocking 19 points. if here now is texas lieutenant governor dan patrick. dan, the hispanics in texas could be the bellwether for hispanics in northern virginia and across this country given what's happening. tell us. >> and we will be the bellwether for the future of this country. i believe the future of the country is in their hands and thank goodness they agree with republicans when it comes to policy. hispanic voters don't vote by labels, they vote by policy and people. in the valley last year, donald trump flipped seven counties in the valley that had been democrat forever. why? because this is what hispanics care about, as your candidate set a moment ago, they are for charter schools, they are for smaller government, they offer less taxes, they are for the second amendment, they are for a secure border, they don't like what's happening down the border. therefore the oil and gas industry. and number one, they are pro-life, laura. and i know you and i have talked about this for years. this is the deciding issue, the defining issue. when i ran in 2014 along with greg abbott -- we run separately, not on the same ticket, we received about 50%, according to the exit polls by some networks on the hispanic vote, the most ever, and it's because we had two abortion candidates running against us, two females on the democrat excited. spear without totally cutting of -- >> the evangelicals back. >> laura: it cut against the narrative. >> they will not -- they will not vote for an abortion candidate. >> laura: i got to get back to the border. i've got to get back to the border. absolutely right. but back on the border, we've learned now that as many as 10,000 new migrants, and growing, have come through that panama crossing and they are on their way up again. it looks like mostly to del rio and some other sectors in texas. they are all getting released in the country. that small percentages for half being sent back but most of them are just being released into the united states now. >> yes. i was in del rio last week, as you know, and every thing i said was true, they were only sending about 2,000 out of the 12,000 back to haiti. true. about 20%, the estimate, had covid. true. letting them into our country, they are not vaccinated, they are not tested, carrying the virus, every american is expected to be vaccinated or lose your job or lose your rights. one of the things that will crush the democrats in texas and elsewhere is their open border policy, laura. we are doing everything we can as a state, we're spending over 3.5 billion of our own taxpayer money with national guard, put our troopers on the line, but they don't have enough agents there, the agents are doing nothing except being night clerks, checking people into the country, they are not securing border, and this is where the democrats on the border, most elected officials on the border are democrats. the mayor of del rio, laura, called in a panic when he saw 4000-6,000. >> laura: it's going to get worse. it's just continuing. >> and it's going to continue to get worse. >> laura: this will not stop until biden is out of the white house or maybe the democrats get wiped out next year. millions of people are going to be crossing this border. on a scale of 1 to 10 -- >> it will not stop because he will not stop. >> laura: they want this to happen. a scale of 1-10, 10 be most fearful, 1 being not fearful at all, how fearful of you -- are you of matthew dowd, trump-haider, getting into the race for lieutenant governor? no one even knows who he is, god bless him. are you afraid? >> he wants to run against me, i'm not fearful at all. he has an opponent, he may not get out of his primary. he's another mean democrat who wants open borders, tell people what to do, take all your guns, bird babies, that's what matthew dowd and every other democrat wants and it won't hold with hispanic voters, black voters and white voters. we will win '22, we will be triumphant all over the country. >> laura: great to see you. president obama breaks ground on his presidential center. "seen and unseen" has all the details. raymond arroyo next. it's not a sign of weakness, but really a sign of strength. people sometimes don't want to talk about mental health, they don't want to talk about problems that they might have that aren't physical, but those problems are just as real. i have this disease you know, and it makes it awkward that i have to explain myself or prove myself in certain situations. a lot of times i'm not feeling good or you know not having a good day, but through the music i'm able to have a good day by expressing something that feels good to me that i can pass onto others. one of my favorite phrases to share with not only my kids but anybody is never compare your insides to someone else's outsides. we are creating conversation we are raising awareness and we're kicking the hell out of this stigma saying get away from the people we love the most. ♪♪ >> laura: it's time for are "seen and unseen" segment where we expose the big cultural stories of the day and for that we turn to fox news contributor raymond arroyo. ray, there's a new trend that you've seen moving from politics into pop culture. >> laura, you might call it vaccine theater, and -- look, the other day the president got a booster shot for the media at the white house. from the looks of that hairy arm, he didn't need a needle, he needed a razor, but when you pull back, laura, you quickly realize this isn't even the white house. this is a set in the old executive office building. it's like mr. biden's neighborhood over there. all he needs is a little neighborhood amtrak train to take them to the land of make-believe. there are already plenty of puppets for him to talk to. >> laura: so they wanted it to look like it was the white house? or was it just -- >> i assume. there's a leaf outside the window. you can't see it because it's so far away, but the frame that they've created outside the window, there's a leaf the size of biden's head, so it's obvious it's not real, but it's the most bizarre thing, but it is a little white house sat there, but the vaccine advocacy theater didn't end at the white house. wait i host from nbc and cbs have mounted their own bazaar vaccine spectacles. >> pfizer vaccine in full effect. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> laura: oh, my god. >> i want to drink tequila after watching that. my question is who thought poor dance routines and terribly constructed rhymes would convince the vaccine hesitant to take the shot? did they imagine that if the actual bad enough that people would take the shot just to end the pain? i mean, what's the logic here? i don't quite follow. >> laura: it's -- i thought i was watching an old soul train, which i loved. i loved soul train, but it was -- they were kind of cute, but it was like a throwback to the '80s or maybe even the 70s. i don't know what that was. >> it was kind of rap and hip-hop -- >> laura: i kind of liked it. i don't know. >> i hate to close down all of these vaccine shows in advance, but an actual show, aladdin on broadway tonight, laura, was closed. they have their opening last night. they close tonight because they had a covid outbreak, and that's with cast, crew, staff, and audience believe asked. maybe they need to ask for more help. following the president of foster's booster shot, he canceled an event to push vaccines in chicago today, which is such a pity, because biden could have joined his old pals barack and michelle obama, who were digging his political grave. no, they were actually on the south side breaking ground on the barack obama presidential center. don't call it a library. >> it won't just be up collection of camping memorabilia or michelle's ball gowns, although i know everybody will come see those. it won't just be an exercise in nostalgia or looking backwards, we want to look forward. >> that's right. thisis is actually an extension, laura, another one, of the obama brand. this $830,000,000.19-acre center will not feature a library. all of the documents from his presidency will be digitized. >> laura: what will it feature then? >> funny you should ask. just like obama's presidency, it will mostly be a concert and summit venue. remember all those swinging eastern affairs during obama years? well, they're going to be back, and i kid you not, to commemorate michelle, there will be a vegetable and fruit garden, laura, along with a teaching kitchen. i hope the park service continues to plant and harvest the grains as they did at the obama white house. >> laura: it you were involved in kind of exposing the fact that they -- at certain points, they may -- may have been planting fully grown vegetables, and then you come out and do a shoot -- oh, these green beans are so beautiful, mrs. obama. poor national park service planting them all night, backing up with a beeping sound, the full pumpkins, all of it. >> laura, this whole obama center on the south side of chicago, you might call it becoming an obama shrine. that's what i think we are saying. >> laura: they should just of the whole presidential center in martha's vineyard where it really captures this. >> [laughs] under a big tens. >> laura: the real core of the obama's. all right, raymond, thank you. and a frightening covid police state has emerged amongst our neighbors of the north. a pastor who flaunted -- flouted onerous rules to hold services was just arrested after landing back in canada. the full video, and the pastor, are here next. ♪ ♪ >> laura: in tonight's edition of the covid police state, a pastor went viral when he protested insane covid mandates, and no authorities there are hounding him and arresting him again. chief breaking news correspondent trace gallagher is live live entered west coast news from with all the details. >> hey, lawyer, the pastor prides himself on being a man of god, love, intolerance, but his patients with canadian politicians has run dry. he refers to them as liars, hypocrites, and cheaters and compares there covid crackdown tactics to nazi germany. earlier this month, the pastor and his brother david, who is running for calgary city council, were found guilty of deliberately violating covid-19 health orders. in other words, the pastor held church gatherings that flouted rules on masking and social distancing. at his sentencing her the pastor said in part, "canada has fallen. you can lock us up and throw the key away but our political impressment will shout even louder about the hypocrisy." the prosecutor wants jail time, the defense is pushing for a simple fine, and the judge will issue the sentence october 13th, so in between the august hearing in the october sentencing, the pastor decided to use his time to fly south to the u.s. for an anti-vaccination speaking tour where he's met with number's conservatives including eric trump, and when the pastor landed on a charter jet back in calgary, he was probably arrested. not by police, who say he hasn't violated laws, but rather government mandates. he was arrested by canadian border services. watch this a bit. >> hands behind your back away from your back. >> behind her back. >> stand up. stand up. >> like an armed criminal. he is again charged with failure to wear a mask, which carries a $50 fine, so on october 13th, he will appear on new charges, and be sentenced on the old charges, so it would be unlikely that a few days in jail would change the pastor's perspective, laura. >> laura: thank you. and the pastor joins me now. pastor, wow. they are at it again. your reaction to this most recent arrest? and i guess the threats that you are now getting from your own government. >> i mean, it's total insanity. came to the united states with a simple warning. look what they are doing to me. if you will not rise up and come to our help, you are next. they came for me, be sure of it, they are coming you as well. i was on a speaking tour for four months and i was told by my attorneys that there are no pending charges, that there is no warrants for my arrest. i decided to come back, and of course, i landed in calgary, alberta, canada, only to be greeted by masked gangsters, because i can't even say they are officers of the law. there is no -- there is no law and order anymore in my beloved canada. i was told i am under arrest on two warrants for my arrest. one for officiating a church service in june, and another for not wearing a mask. two criminal charges, and i was taken to police custody. the police officers like bandits, were hiding in a customs building. the vehicles behind, we could not see them. people that came to greet me were not allowed to come, they were kept hundreds of yards away. the canadian authorities didn't want anyone to film their behavior. now i'm facing four years prison for my previous charges. and two criminal charges and potentially two more prison years for my horrible crime. >> laura: pastor, i'm half polish, you are polish, correct? >> yes. >> laura: so i'm half polish and i have an affinity for the emotion of your case, because i think of the life of your family in eastern europe. during soviet times. and there was no freedom. the church was crushed, there was no freedom of expression, freedom to petition the government, when you came to freedom. this is because -- this is feeling very soviet to me. and i know it sounds like an exaggeration, but it's incremental. and i'm stunned that more people aren't speaking up, speaking out, and saying we are not doing this anymore, you are not going to do this to us anymore, respectfully. it's incrementalism towards socialism. >> you are 100% right. i grew up behind iron curtain under the boots of the soviets. what they are doing today is identical to what i remember growing up. you see, when i landed after four months not being in my own house, i wanted to hug my wife and kiss my children that were waiting for me. that was denied to me. i was handcuffed like a common criminal, like a terrorist. al qaeda's most wanted, taken to police, thrown into solitary confinement like a criminal. i was not allowed to see my wife, not allowed to hug my children. i mean, that's exactly what the communists did. that's exactly with the gestapo did before, they wanted to break me, they want to show the whole world, you see what we do with those that dare to speak against our tyranny. if you will follow the footsteps of this pastor, you are next. so my message is very simple. they did it to me and they are still doing this to me. come to the rescue, rise up, america, rise up, canadian patriots. or if you will not do it, you are next. >> laura: pastor, justin trudeau, prime minister, says something today about what it will take to get back to normal. watch. >> vaccination rates up to ensure not only where keeping a loved one safe, but we are keeping away from having to do further lockdowns in our communities, and we are allowing our economy and normal life to get back as quickly as possible. >> laura: do you believe that what he says about vaccinations will lead to freedom? >> no, he is a liar, he has a corrupted, hypocritical liar. i landed in calgary. no one was asking about the covid test. no one cared about social distancing. no one cared about me quarantine. you know, i was expecting to come home at quarantine for two weeks. no, they did not care about that. they locked me up with 20 officers. >> laura: pastor, we are going to continue to follow your case and promote your case and we wish you the best, and i think your message has to be heard to all americans. thank you. liz cheney picks a side and this is kind of predicable. the last bite will explain it, stay there. there's software. and then there's industrial grade software, forged from decades of industrial experience and insights. meet honeywell forge. analytical software that connects assets and people to deliver a cybersecure record of your entire operation. so that everyone, in your boardroom and beyond, speaks the same language. honeywell forge. industrial grade software. >> laura: liz cheney tone with general milley shocked the hearing room. >> the question that your understanding of our constitution, the recognition and understanding of the civilian chain of command is despicable. i want to apologize to the members of the community moved on so i want to thank you for standing the breach. >> laura: does liz not know that the emmy awards are over? 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