lunatic owner of own, supporting someone who wants the fairness doctrine will be happy - laura: no one knows who that is. i am laura ingraham angle on a thursday night looking live at the house floor where democrats believe they have the votes to pass biden's budget buster. even if the house is passionate there is no guarantee the senate will follow suit. for republicans this is kind of a dream come true. all these democrats are going to go on the record voting for this abomination making next year's wipeout i think it is going to be much bigger. let's step into the minority leader for just a moment. >> mister speaker. the 450,$000 is more than some of the 9/11 victims received. more than the next of kin received an insurance, those 13 goldstar families that got killed by a suicide bomber in the prison of bog rum. mister speaker i watched in disbelief as president biden said he would do nothing different. i watched in disbelief when he had a press conference, told americans it was safe to come to the airport. winless in 30 minutes you were on a conference call, mister speaker. the secretary of state, joint chiefs said it wasn't safe to come to the airport. mister speaker, many people served this nation, served in the armed services and on both sides of this i'll. i have never watched members work so hard to get the american hostages out of afghanistan only specious shutdown by our own state department. mister speaker, i to tell you a personal story. i picked up the phone one morning when this first started and i called the regular number to the white house and said i would like to talk to the president about what is happening in afghanistan. the white house recently called and wanted to know if it was really me. to the president's credit he called me back. i said mister president, i know you're trying to hold this deadline for the taliban but what about our allies? what about those from the uk and france who fought side-by-side not because the country was attacked but because we were attacked. he told me he wasn't going to. . i said, mister president, there are thousands of americans hold that the can't get out. he said the numbers much smaller. i said what is the number? it is just small. i have watched the president look america in the eye and tell us he would not leave until every american is out. what do you say to those americans that are still stuck there? last time we felt like this jimmy carter was president. mister speaker, what does it say to those goldstar families. i had one in my office, a father who had his daughter who wasn't even supposed to be there but volunteered, she was an electrician, just days before you see photos of her holding a young child, she told her sister i am going out in front of the wall because you can't believe it. someone needs to be there. she wasn't supposed to be in front of that wall. when that suicide bomber locked up in bagram, that never should have gotten out, we never should have shutdown killed 13 of the finest americans we know you know what this bill does? nothing for them. it gives more money to an illegal person who crossed the border. i'm sorry. americans expect more. laura: that house majority leader kevin mccarthy a speech laying out why he thinks the gop needs to be back in power and one year's time charting the path to his becoming speaker of the house in the next session of congress, we have live reports throughout the hour so stay with us. the rittenhouse jury has gone home for the third straight night and two significant developments from today may explain why they are a little apprehensive. we have a full report tonight. what real danger looks like is the focus of tonight's angle. >> early stages of dementia, repeats the same stories. >> this makes donald trump a dangerous person. he has a bent towards authoritarianism. >> first public discussion of using the 20 from amendment to you remove donald trump from powers went on this program, one month into the trump presidency. this president of the danger to us and the world. >> a dangerous us president is one who puts america's interests first, defense american sovereignty and prosperity, even when our allies grouse and complain but they don't like that because to them and authoritarianism republican who calls out the person refuses to be swallowed by the swamp. the fact is trump wasn't a threat to america's standing in the water a or our economy. he was a threat to be all border and 10 months into the biden administration america sees what real danger looks like. it looks like a bumbling fools who squints and stumbles his way through remarks revealed stories from his childhood. when biden speaks i find myself wincing. >> president biden: talking about almost 200 year relationship with mexico and we were talking about -- i was explaining why roosevelt and lincoln -- laura: it is funny until you think about the ramifications for america. everybody knows what is going on here. a new political consort forces 40% of voters say biden is mentally unfit to be president. that is 13 points from a year ago. among independents far worse, the margin is 23 points for biden. this is going to be leave me but i take no glory in biden's decline because we need a president, our kids need a present, future generations need a president whose physical and intellectual capacity is never in serious doubt. anything less then that puts us all in peril. because president biden is too week to take on the squad, we know he's a lost cause against president nor xi, these too diminish to speak off-the-cuff when the milwaukee bucks visit the white house, you can only imagine how he sounded during monday's to our call with his chinese counterpart. foreign leaders, adversaries and allies all see the biden's gross deficiencies are there golden opportunity. they ruthlessly pursue their own geopolitical agenda and they know president biden's presidency created a vacuum for them to exploit. vladimir putin is on a roll, the nordstrom 2 pipeline and it might be taking that ukraine. i remember when democrats cared what happened to ukraine, not so much now. as for beijing biden's presidency is a dream come true. after four years of trump's tough trade posture and generally roaring economy china is thrilled to see biden floundering. if chinese can to take i it is hard to see why they wouldn't move well biden is in office. no one even understands this. they don't understand china's true intentions and america weakened economically but by a president who is weakened mentally, checks of china perfectly for the next three years. think about this, the ccp is so emboldened now but a few months before the world comes for the olympics in beijing they feel totally comfortable making their own global athletic stars disappear. a chinese tennis star made sexual harassment allegations against the party leader and hasn't been seen since. we will have more on that little mystery later in the show. one thing we do know is biden's vice president is completely incapable of stepping in to take over as commander in chief should biden be incapacitated, has problems delivering simple remarks because she knows nothing except how to play the race card to get ahead. >> generations of women, black women who fought and sacrificed so much including the black women who are often too often overlooked and was a testament it is that he has the audacity to collect a woman as his vice president. >> always a diversity thing, how about merit for a change? sent out selecting the vp based on diversity criteria, not objective merit is not only stupid but really dangerous. there is no situation, no problem the white house can turn over to her to handle. remember the border, remember that. america's border is overrun with drugs, illegals and sex traffickers, the biden people never intended to enforce our border laws which is why they put her in charge of it. >> it's not going to be overnight, can't just flip a switch and make it better. the reality is we inherited a system, an immigration system that was deeply broken and it is requiring us to put it back together in terms of creating a fair process that is effective and efficient. >> inherited a system that was broken, she inherited a seal border by trump, no matter the woman is at 28% approval. no one likes her including the president's top advisers, increasingly registered and meaningless tasks. >> you don't feel misused or underused? >> know, i don't. i'm very very excited about the work that we have accomplished. >> the girl scout pending ceremonies are a lot of fun. of her goal was to pump up our enemies and to moralize our own people than she should be excited. democrats worrying about who can run in 2024. they already know the kamala would crash and burn. it is all a mess. we currently have a rudderless america run by hapless president and as a result the whole world is going to pay but the strength of this country is not in our government, it is in our people. we survived jimmy carter. we survived herbert hoover and we will survive this and when republicans do regain control of the house and the senate they are going to need to be ready on day one, no more fussing around, no long recesses, we need real oversight hearings run by the best staff, the most talented lawyers out there. trillions of dollars are going to be for into bogus efforts that look nothing like bridges and tunnels we have been hearing about it will be up to the gop to call out every aspect of this waste, fraud, and abuse, track it, really track it and make clear to our enemies your little honeymoon under president biden is over and that is the angle. i'm delighted he is with us, our next guest led a group of flag officers who penned the highly publicized letter questioning the mental acuity of president biden, jerry boykin joins me now. the polls of americans after 10 months of president biden are devastating on the observational point of his mental acuity, the thing that you were worried about so long ago. are you surprised the american people have caught on relatively quickly? >> i was more surprised that they didn't see it from the beginning. when we wrote that letter and got a couple hundred signatures now, because more and more of those that have served this country in uniform are saying sign me up. i to be part of this. we want to make sure people understand this president's cognitive abilities are suffering and i am surprised more people didn't see this and come out talking about it before the election, fox news certainly did but across the board, you had millions of americans that voted for president biden and if you couldn't see that he was struggling in the campaign - >> he didn't campaign. there was no campaign, very minimal campaign, the press did not cover his mental acuity, they covered forests. many people think biden's age is interfering with his job. he turned 79 saturday. that includes half of seniors, more than one quarter of democrats was a concern over china majority said biden isn't tough enough on our chief rival and half disapprove of the job vice president kamala harris is doing. hard to say this i guess but in a way not hard. is there anything president biden is scoring well on? >> the only good news for president biden is, harris's poll numbers is then his. that is scary for america but i can't name any successes he has had. i can tell you a lot of failures in foreign policy, a lot of failures in national security, a lot of failures with regard to our allies and think of the insanity of canceling the pipeline your first day in office and turning around and squeezing opec to produce more oil. it is in the same. >> going hat in hand to open and botch the afghanistan withdrawal and we lose 15 of our finest men and women in there has been no accountability from general milley to austin on down. >> i've said on this network that i think all of them should be held accountable but to the credit of millie avoid austin they did recommend some things that were rejected by the president, they recommended keeping more troops on the ground rather than having to bring back twice as you had on the ground - >> much more charitable than i am, looking for extremists in their ranks, sent those men to their deaths at that airport, i got to go. we - exploits. thank you. let's go to capitol hill where the house is poised to vote on biden's multi-trillion dollar social spending bill and where congressional correspondent chad program is standing by with the latest. >> the house will vote soon on a key tenet of president biden's agenda, $1.75 trillion social spending package, moderate democrats refused to allow the house to vote until there was a study by the congressional budget office. >> by most estimates this bill reduces the deficit. this bill reduces the deficit. it also ensures that all of us will pay our fair share to support our democracy. >> that the bill is not paid for, heaps an additional $367 billion on the deficit, democrats say that is offset by $200 billion in revenue for beefed-up irs enforcement, the gop notes they passed $1 trillion of covidien on their own in late winter. >> never in american history has so much spent at one time. never in american history bill so many taxes be raised and so much of borrowing needed to pay for all this reckless spending. every page of all this new washington spending will be paid for or borrowed from you, the american hard-working taxpayer. >> it is about the math. house speaker nancy pelosi can only lose 3 votes on her side and still pass the bill but her calling card is praising big bills by just a vote or two. pelosi would not have foot this bill on the floor a she has the votes. >> this will shock all of you but biden absentas a barometer doesn't come close to paying for itself even on paper. the cbo just released cost estimate for the bill which projects it will increase the deficit by $367 billion over 10 years and likely closer to $2 trillion when you take away the gimmick so what is in it, consider the proposed civilian climate core. it will serve as taxpayer funding, 300,000 strong army of far left activists. joining me now is doctor brenda shafer who is senior advisor at the foundation for defense of democracy, you studied the efforts like this for decades. explain what such a benevolent selling civilian climate core would mean and do? >> this billion climate core sounds nice, conservation corps, but we have the luxury of seeing how the massive government support of organizations, what it does to limit very good policy. we are lucky we've seen what happened to europe when they let the public organizations, nonprofits set their policies. europe almost falling over a cliff with high energy prices, shortages, their energy transition looking like going from natural gas to fuel oil and coal than anything that looks renewable are green and if we establish this climate core we will have something similar where you get yourself trapped with very few policy options because there is this said paid for public opposition to almost any energy policy. >> senator ed markey let it slip about what build back better is really all about the >> oil companies are taking american consumers and shaking them upside down at gas pumps to kill bills back better, to kill the transition to all electric vehicles that will lead inexorably, inevitably to the demise of those companies was the oil era will be over if we pass this bill. laura: he couldn't have been more blunt and more clear. gas prices will go through the roof if this bill is passed, way more than the $4.50 a lot of americans are seeing on the west coast, up to 7 or $8, correct. >> if you look at the interim national security doctrine of the biden administration the word energy appears 10 times but 7 out of 10 in the context of clean energy. we don't engage in geopolitics of energy. this is a successful part of us national security policy, foreign policy. instead, a simple calculation. of the us produce less oil and gas but imports more from other countries how does that help climate, how does that help the environment. all it does is a massive wealth transfer to oil companies in foreign countries. it won't do anything to improve environment or climate and at the same time it hurts the us in terms of national security. >> nancy pelosi spoke out today about all this as well and she was pushing the climate change agenda as critical to moving our country forward and the argument for them is this will help what ails us now with jobs, wages, economic growth, this is going to be part of the new revolution, economic revolution, due by the? >> if you really believe there is an imminent climate crisis, something, we hear from many politicians our moves in the next couple years will determine the future of climate, going for a big infrastructure bill with a lot of building that creates a lot of emissions. mostly, even this emphasis on electric vehicles, electric cars, minimal impact on lowering emissions but puts us from a system where the us leads in the energy system we have today to a system based on electricity were china controls most of the minerals -- empowers china. >> build back better, in china, okay, thank you. we will keep our eyes on capitol hill, let's dip back into remarks by minority leader kevin mccarthy. >> can retire one day on a ranch. build back, going all the way back to the westerns. people have to fend for themselves. i can't believe that is america. i don't accept it. we are better than that. some of your mad at me, think i spoke too long but i have had enough. america has had enough. not only do communities at the border deserve protection, selfless men and women of border patrol deserve more support to do their jobs which don't know if you've been down with them if any of you are going, you want to make it bipartisan, i will go. a lot of people on the side of the aisle will go because we think it is an american problem and we want to solve it together. laura: we will keep our eyes on capitol hill but we expect votes in the moment. in kenosha i was thinking trump had it right when he called the media the enemy of the people because i did you to observe the framing of m s nbc's coverage from the moment the rittenhouse shooting took place. >> the 17-year-old kit just running around shooting and killing protesters. >> wait, trump supporting, maga social media partisan, 17 years old picks up the gun, drives from one state to another with the intent to shoot people. >> that murder is attacker kyle rittenhouse, white supremacist kyle rittenhouse. laura: their coverage during the trial has been similarly deranged but they took it a step further. i will let judge bruce schroeder take it from here. >> james morrison who claimed he was a producer with nbc news, in the supervision of someone in new york named irene for m s nbc. police when they stopped him inquired what was going on and he gave that information, stated he had been inspected in new york to follow the jury box. >> nbc responded saying the traffic violations are placed near the jury fan, the freelancer never contacted or intended to contact jurors during deliberations never photographed or intended to photograph. does anyone believe that, just tailing the jury bus, for fun, the police observed him following the bus and gunning through a red light to keep up with the bus. does that sound like someone caught in the wrong place at the wrong time? joining me now is attorney and senior columnist at townhall.com, seems pretty obvious this was a mistake. as an attorney, what does this do to the jury and validity of these deliberations? >> this has gone from a tragedy to farce. it is absolutely ridiculous. m snbc is completely out of control. there was a time when the legal process was supposed to be something safe, they didn't always come to the right verdict but hunting down jurors, trying to theohx them, they wanted to figure out who these jurors were, allegedly to contact the later but who knows, the fact is much of left-wing media is all in as activists, not reporters, you saw how they characterized kyle rittenhouse, a guy who was defending himself in the middle of a riot managed to shoot three people and what are the chances all of them, what is called now? justice and tangles persons? what were the chances? the whole thing is ridiculous. looking at this thing going on for three days it is obvious it is deadlocked. we can only hope and pray that the people who are going to apply the laws of the facts and evidence before them hold strong hold out for an acquittal. laura: looks like it is headed for possibly a mistrial because why? we have no idea. easy to criticize the jury. we haven't been in the courtroom every day listening to every piece of evidence, they have been. they are observing the witnesses, they are there day in and day out. we also don't know the extent to which they feel intimidated and frightened, the threats they received, all of them could have been threatened. we don't know. >> absolutely true. i am a trial lawyer. i have a love-hate relationship with jurors. here is the simple fact, nobody knows nothing, nobody knows what is going on with those people. there's a lot of supposition out there. it is obvious they've not come to a verdict on all accounts. they may have come to a verdict on some of the counts but in an environment like this when you drive out the door you see an infantry battalion for the national guard of wisconsin on the screen, police all over the place, all sorts of protesters at various levels of hostility and normal people have to think if i do my duty they might come after me and i know that in kenosha i can't necessarily rely on the right to self-defense. laura: they tried to kill kyle rittenhouse. they would have killed him. >> a question about that. >> we got to go but thank you. the intimidation isn't just from the media. outside the courthouse, the scene was chaotic today. some protesters were chanting for kyle rittenhouse to go free, many others wanted to see him locked up or else. my next guest caught the aftermath of the arrest on tape. joining these independent journalists brandon goodinfather. tell us about the crowd that showed up. >> there's an protesters from both sides, a lot of people chanting for acquittal for kyle rittenhouse, many have been chanting for conviction. some black lives matter protesters and a variety of people hanging close to the entrance chanting throughout this, some confrontations between the opposing groups, a lot of heated words out here at times, people voicing their opinions, a lot of stronger ones on this case. >> it is fine to voice your opinions but america wants to know if there is sufficient law enforcement presence on the scene for when or if something does happen that is beyond a robust exchange of ideas one way or the other. >> we've seen a lot more police around as the week has gone on and jury deliberations, a few incidents were police had to intervene outside the courthouse. a few protesters grabbing each other's signs. in general it seems like the police of kept things under control. anytime there's been an incident or somebody stopping their vehicle outside the courthouse they get things moving pretty quickly. compared to 2020 it seems kenosha has taken more precautions and brought more officers to the area to keep the peace and keep it steady here. >> we will check in with you later and we hope for pete on the streets with longtime friend of the program doctor scott atlas has written a stunning new book detailing the deadly decisions by those people running our pandemic response which is your next with those details on doctor fauci and birx and a lot more. stay there. .. i am totally blind. and non-24 can make me show up too early... or too late. or make me feel like i'm not really "there." talk to your doctor, and call 844-234-2424. ♪ ♪ >> laura: three statements in laura: three statement in two days from doctor fauci prove this show has been right long. fauci admitted there's been a shocking rise in hospitalizations among the vaccinated. a month ago we warned you this was going to happen is public health officials would keep changing the definition of what it means to be fully vaccinated. >> i happen to believe as an immunologist the third shot boost for himrna is likely, should be part of the actual standard regimen. >> we told you fauci would say pretty much anything to extend the panic. >> if we can get below 10,000 i think that would be a level that would be acceptable to us to get back to a degree of normality. >> it is never coming, let's get with that program. cases will never be low enough to achieve normality. my next guest lifting the curtain on fauci and others, joining me as doctor scott atlas, covid advisor and author of the upcoming book a plane on our house, you can get it in preorder. i think you and i talked about the shifting goalposts a year ago, but there is so much shifting i'm getting dizzy. >> thanks for having me. the problem here is people running the pandemic response that are really not the right people. i saw this with my own eyes. the difference between me and people like doctors faulconer and fauci as they were bureaucrats, 40 years in a government position. i was a whole policy scholar for 15 years, 25 years of medicine, their approach is very different. my approach is bringing in scientific papers from all over the world, keeping current on the data, bringing in experts from the entire country and infectious disease, epidemiology and speaking with these people. mine was about more information and critical thinking about the information. unfortunately for the american people, doctor birx was in charge of the medical side and the entire year of 2020 before, during and after i was there the governors heard her written advice, she visited dozens of states giving lockdown advice and those lockdowns are implemented at the problem is those lockdowns failed to stop the spread of the infection and destroyed millions of people. i only visited one state when i was in washington that was florida and they did things differently but it is very sad what happened, we cannot let this happen again. >> it is happening all across europe, their locking down in different parts of europe, we knew this would happen so they are back at it again. you did write about one meeting with doctor fauci surprised you, the only time he spoke up about an actual research study but in the conversation didn't need displays ignorance of the actual study? >> there was a brief conversation doctor fauci brought up things that might happen from the infection and started to talk about complications that could happen and was struggling over the words and this is one example but couldn't figure out how to pronounce something all doctors should know, a post viral inflammation of the brain or spinal cord. this is a rare complication but when someone doesn't know enough to pronounce the word correctly, there's a deficit in knowledge and we have government bureaucrats instead of real experts who were not critical thinkers, weren't making the effort, weren't prepared. i was the only one who ever brought in the research studies from all of the world and went down through the data many many times to the silence of the other doctors, they never cited; never critiqued the study, never even disagreed with each other. there was a group effort, birx in forward and said she had a secret agreement with doctor fauci and doctor redfield that if one of them was fired they would all quit. this is all about their own image, their own power and it was not for the benefit of the american people and as a consequence we have 700,000 people died from the virus itself. a massive devastation from the lockdown. laura: it is so devastating on so many levels there needs to be full accountability on how this all went down. can't wait to read your whole book and two weeks ago a chinese tennis star accused the top ccp official of sexual assault but hasn't been seen since. could the chinese government have made this woman disappear just months before hosting the olympics? the stunning report in moments. moving is a handful. no kidding! fortunately, xfinity makes moving easy. easy? -easy? switch your xfinity services to your new address online in about a minute. that was easy. i know, right? and even save with special offers just for movers. really? yep! so while you handle that, you can keep your internet and all those shows you love, and save money while you're at it with special offers just for movers at xfinity.com/moving. ♪ ♪ >> laura: now as i mentioned in my be changed is the mystery involving the ccp and one of the top athletes. at the west coast newsroom, what is the latest on this? >> one of the world's most renowned female tennis players won at wimbledon and the french open and the chinese communist party is suspected of having something to do with her disappearance. she made sexual assault allegations against the top communist party official, the post was quickly taken down and she went missing, she claimed before a vice premier forced her into sexual relations in 2018 writing in part, quote, i was so scared, i never gave consent, crying the entire time and she later willingly entered into an affair with him, he is married. her whereabouts are unknown. now and email sent to the head of the women's tennis association claims she's not missing or unsafe, just resting at home. amnesty international and the chair of the women's tennis association are questioning the authenticity of that email writing in part i have a hard time believing she will the email we received or believes what is being attributed to her. amnesty international rights the recent statement that everything is fine should not be taken at face value a state media has a track record of forcing statements out of individuals under duress or advocating them. a spokesperson for the chinese foreign ministry responded today to the in concern with this. >> my reply is very simple. this is not a foreign affairs matter and i'm not aware of the relevant situation you mentioned. >> tennis players worldwide including serena williams tweeted their worry and support. laura: thank you. joining me now is gordon chang, senior fellow, author of the great us china tech war. this is like a tennis reeducation camp. that is everybody's greatest fear. what is your instinct on this? >> that she is going to serve some time and make a horrific confession. signed those this, they like to publicize it but this is to the world china is not safe and it is not a safe place for the world's athletes to come to the winter olympics in february of next year. i think any regime that kidnaps a woman, any woman, to protect them from -- to protect an official from allegations of rape, they shouldn't be hosting the olympics. laura: here is what the biden administration set about boycotting the olympic games today. >> a diplomatic boycott of the beijing olympics? >> president biden: something we are considering. >> they didn't talk about the olympics during the meeting as it relates to how we engage with china, we see it through the prism of competition, not conflict, that is our objective. the president will raise issues where he has concerns and look for areas to work together. laura: hitler wanted validation by hosting the olympics and so does president xi, how big a propaganda victory is this these olympics go forward with everything we know about the pandemic and now this and all of it? >> this would be a generalization and we learned nothing from the 1936 berlin olympics or the 2008 summer olympics in beijing where they used to this to fortify the regime to go after the tibetans and put them in concentration camps like they are doing with the leaders. they are not competitors or even adversaries but enemies. they declared a people's war against us in 2019. laura: women's tennis association chairman stephen simon signaled gordon that he's willing to cut ties with china. >> we are at a crossroads with our relationship with china. we have to make decisions based on right and wrong. laura: we have one player in the nba standing up to china. >> from the international olympic committee, they should not only pull the games from beijing but should ban chinese participation in all olympics because china is prohibiting big groups from participating in sport. the ioc did that with apartheid, they banned south african teams. they should be banning chinese teams right now. laura: must be done. you have been clear as a bell on this from day one. the latest on capitol hill is next. i am totally blind. and non-24 can throw my days and nights out of sync, keeping me from the things i love to do. talk to your doctor, and call 844-214-2424. ♪ ♪ >> laura: house minority leader kevin m will laura: house majority leader kevin mccarthy still speaking in the capitol tonight. he has been going for 2 hours and 20 minutes. the house is supposed to vote on the build back better bill any moment now. keep watching fox news. shannon bream will have updates at midnight. fox will give updates through the evening. that is all we have tonight. greg gutfeld is next. todd: fox news alert, looking live at capitol hill warehouse minority leader kevin mccarthy still speaking, going on 7 hours straight railing against president biden's social spending agenda, speaker pelosi forces forward with a vote on the massive bill this morning. he's probably going to end soon, no, he will not end. you are watching "fox and friends first" on a busy friday. >> democrats were hoping to pass the tax and spending plan last night but