>> laura: i know you are. i just wanted to make sure you were okay on the grief counseling was working. if >> sean: i'm going to my happy place right now, it's called tito's. >> laura: all right, i will check back with you tomorrow. compose yourself. >> sean: i will compose myself, i promise. >> laura: this is "the ingraham angle" from washington's men. january 6th committee continues to embarrass itself. adam schiff was caught fabricating a text message from jim jordan to mark meadows. we have all the details, and speaking of january 6, our dear friend liz cheney and her alliance with the democrats to punish members of her own party has repercussions. tonight, we speak to the woman who launched a primary against her in wyoming. plus, the dnc held a holiday party last night. you were not there? what? raymond arroyo in "seen and unseen." but first, we won't be fooled again. that's the focus of tonight's "angle." if there's one thing that most americans agree on, it's that they're tired of covid. a new poll shows that 60% feel worn out by the pandemic. 36% feel they are -- 39% say they don't feel worn out all by the pandemic. by the way, who are these people who don't feel worn out by the pandemic? i guess they must either live in red states where covid is treated like any other virus, or they are among the bunch running our colleges and universities. because some college of ministers obviously preferred the way things work at the start of covid, closed campuses, limited socializing. in fact, the schools loved it so much that they've begun to shut down their normal operations again. almost two years into the virus they're doing this. cornell university, which has a 97% vaccination rate among students, faculty, and staff, just issued a covid red alert and will be completely shutting down campus in the middle of finals week. and by the way, no december graduation ceremony either, all finals are online. imagine how the parents who shall out more than $60,000 per year, or more than $80,000 for out-of-staters, for the kids tuition? how to the parents feel? like suckers. at georgetown university, they've canceled all in person social gatherings and events and also mandated that final exams be given virtually, writing on their website, "while these cases are not severe and vaccination continues to provide strong protection, it is critical that we act to limit the further spread of cases." okay, this makes no sense. do they shut down the campus for other bugs that are inconvenient but not deadly? of course not. princeton university has also succumbed to lockdown mania moving finals online, canceling events, and mandating masks. and not to be outdone by georgetown, princeton will also be mandating booster shots in order for students to return to campus in the spring. this boosterism will obviously pick up steam at universities across america even though there's no indication that the boosted escape symptomatic omicron infections. right now the booster is required at smith college, umass amber, bentley, nyu, gw, notre dame, and others. in the deadlines for getting your boosters are coming up. as terrifying a thought as it is, universities are the leading indicator as to where our government is actually going. fauci already tipped his very small hat on this issue. >> is it a matter now of one, not if, the definition of fully vaccinated changes? >> my own personal pain it what you said is correct, it's going to be a matter of when, not if. our booster vaccines work against omicron. if you are fully vaccinated, get your booster shot. >> laura: but as i already said, data shows that the boosted can still carry the virus and spread the virus. take the cornell outbreak, for instance. in the last week the school has recorded nearly 900 cases and according to the school's vp of university relations, virtually every case of the omicron variant to date has been found in fully vaccinated students, a portion of whom had also received a booster shot. in other words, the booster may not hurt you, but it won't necessarily help you either. so why insist on it at all? especially for younger, healthy kids and adults? that's not the only evidence. we can look abroad to a place like gibraltar, the so-called most vaccinated place in the world. at 99% of the population there is a baxter and two-thirds are boosted, yet your brother has seen cases increased with 66 new daily infections reported on average, equivalent to 52% of its peak back in january. this has prompted local officials to cancel christmas parties, official events, and they are urging people to hold off on getting together for any yuletide fun. since gibraltar is part of the u.k., i should note that the booster brain bug has infected british leaders as well. >> i'm afraid we are now facing an emergency in our battle with the new variance, omicron. it is not as clear that two doses of vaccine are not enough to give the level of protection we all need. but our scientists are confident that with a third dose, a booster dose, we can all bring our level of protection back up. >> laura: the only emergency he has to worry about is that harry emergency. would you believe government officials who across the world have lied to their citizens? for now about a year or so, about this virus, and about their real plans and goals. >> president biden: everybody talks about freedom and not to have a shot or a test. well, guess what? how about patriotism? how about making sure that you are vaccinated so you do not spread the disease to anybody else? what about that? what's the big deal? >> laura: the big deal is that the leader of the free world has no idea what he's reading in that teleprompter. this he really not know what his own cdc director had to admit? that you can spread the disease even when your vaccinated? >> are vaccines are working exceptionally well. they continue to work well for delta with regard to severe illness and death, they prevent it but what they can't do anymore is prevent transmission. >> laura: they can't prevent transmission. for the hundredth time, the vaccines do not stop viral transmission, so why on earth by the shutting down schools again? it makes zero sense. students should all hunker down together, take their exams, and be done with it. the last thing you want are the kids rushing home to be virtual and taking their exams virtual and then spreading covid to their elderly relatives, but that's exactly what the scenario -- the scenario that's being created by these universities. two most normal people, turning a society upside down for a virus is simply insane. we already know the costs have been catastrophic. so why do liberals love lockdowns and mandates so much? why? i was thinking about this today. i asked a bunch of friends. i think liberals are truly more comfortable living in a lockdown world. they don't trust people to make their own decisions unless maybe it's about stuff like abortion, pot, or porn. and they generally load the people who live in especially the red states and thus want to dominate them, control them. every time they get a chance to restrict people's freedoms, they'll do it. this is their default position. watching what's happening in australia, in europe, at our colleges, i really believe that some parts of the world may never be free again. not for years, maybe even decades. so you have a big decision to make. what kind of country do you want to live in? what type of governor deal want leading your state? thankfully are in the united states, we do have a lot of free states. but the far left went crazy on the "atlantic" magazine recently for merely publishing an article about how outside urban areas, americans have essentially moved on with their lives and don't really pay much attention to covid anymore. that's misinformation, the radicals whale! you're putting public health at risk by just reporting that. of course that's just another lie in a classic exercise and protection. it's the fearmongers, the panic pushers, the control freaks who have destroyed lives. they've robbed children of joy and experiences. they've driven teenagers to suicide and adults to drug overdoses. fauci, rochelle walensky, the entire public health cabal have become their own contagions. but now more americans are onto their sick, twisted game, and they won't be filled again. if you want your life back, if you don't like where all this is heading, you will have to start organizing now, because by the election day in 2024, we could be up to eight boosters, and that's "the angle." joining me now is board certified md phd research scientist. doctor, what's your message to the schools that are now locking down over this omicron variant? >> my message, laura, is this. you did it once and what did it achieve? you did it once for over a year, close down colleges, universities, elementary schools, all the way through high school, and did we do anything in a meaningful, tangible way to reduce spread, to reduce hospitalization, to reduce death? that was before even we had vaccines. it was before we had medication and it was before we actually knew how the virus transmitted and how it infected people and who was at risk. now we know all those things. we have vaccines, amazing medications with many more in development that are about to come out and on top of that, we know how this transmits and how it doesn't transmit and most importantly, we know that the young are not generally at risk and with this omicron variant especially, if not causing any hospitalizations or deaths. you look at cornell's president admitted today that kids in their college, these university students, have not become hospitalized or died. there's an outbreak, but it's an outbreak just like an outbreak of a cold. sure, you have a lot of infections in terms of numbers, but they shouldn't be looking at infection numbers, they should be looking at how many people actually are sick, very sick, or even dying. and they're not, and so this is a blessing. it's nice, it's wonderful, but unfortunately if you begin to treat this with hysteria and hype and panic, you're actually making things worse, not better and they are sending the kids home. >> laura: they are treating this like it's smallpox. this is lunacy. i mean, i wake up every day and i say are we still doing this, is this really what we are still doing? i know you must know people, doctor. i know four people just over the past week who have gotten covid, both vaccinations, and boosters, have covid in their late 20s, healthy people, late 20s, have a scratchy throat, little congestion, but that's about it. there sitting at home and there calling friends and texting, but they're all boosted and vaxed, and they are still getting it but they are fine. >> correct, and by and large the young, that's their experience and even the middle age, but the young especially. college students and school kids are not where we need focus. if we are actually concerned, which maybe we should be, maybe not, but if we are actually concerned, maybe we should be imposing these, you know, restrictions on nursing homes and hospitals. of limiting visitors to nursing homes. but why schools? why the people who are at least risk? it doesn't make any sense. >> laura: doctor, given the recent surge in cases in the northeast, while you listen to joe biden from august. >> president biden: make no mistake, the escalation of cases is particularly concentrated in states with low vaccination rates. just two states, florida and texas, account for one-third of all new covid-19 cases in the entire country. this two states. >> laura: fast forward to today. new york now has nearly doubled the average daily cases than texas at about four times as florida. so that's despite a 71% rate in new york, only 63% and 40, just 56% in texas. what does that tell you? >> look, what it tells us is that this is a virus, right? and it's just like any other virus. the virus mutates and it becomes resistant to vaccines and but it also tells us is that a vaccine doesn't necessarily reduce infection. with the vaccine does is it may reduce in people who are at risk severity of infection for many of them. it may reduce the risk of hospitalization or death for any of them, but in terms of stopping the virus, ending the pandemic, stopping spread, it's very clear that this is not going to happen just by relying on vaccines alone. >> laura: early therapeutics should be a key tool in the toolbox, correct? not lockdowns. >> absolutely. if look, we have those therapeutics, many more in development and should be approved soon and once they are, they should become as widespread as candy. we should make these available to people so the moment they begin to have symptoms, even before they wait for a test, get the medicine, and then you can find out if you are affected, continue it and then you can stop in this way we can really reduce the rates of hospital and death, which is really what matters. >> laura: we arty have a lot of those therapeutics, vitamin d, zinc, and a lot of that good stuff out there. great to see you tonight, thank you. a new round of university lockdowns has exposed the deep-seated corruption in higher education, a fact that the university could take money from students and force vaccinations on them and then shut down anyway is outrageous. turning now, professor of lot george mason university, senior fellow at the cato institute. todd, parents and students should be demanding refunds if they start doing this virtual stuff again, correct? >> that's right, laura. i'm a parent and a professor. my son is a senior in college. he lost a year and a half of college. yeah, it was great to have him home but these kids need to be in school. you go to college to go to college and are they serious or going to shutting down again? as a professor, what i've seen among my peers in the economy, it's basically these neurotic baby boomers and these entitled millennials who really don't want to teach. they want to go online. if they don't want to go through the trouble of commuting and that sort of thing, so they're jumping at every chance they can to basically stop teaching and the like. universities take these kids monies, they build his miraculous rec centers and dining halls and all that sort of stuff and then they lock them in their dorms and it's just -- it's not what we are supposed to do as professors and people who run universities. we are supposed to take care of his kids, supposed to educate these kids, not teach them to fear their own shadow. >> laura: and professor, the fact that kids, who for whatever reasons don't want to get vaccinated -- and i know a lot of these kids will for whatever reason don't want to get vaccinated, it already had covid, many of them, they are being forced out of school. a lot of these schools are very stingy with the exemptions. they're being forced out. university of chicago, you know, other state universities. this is -- this is terrifying. they are healthy young people. healthy. >> that's right and as you said, laura, especially if they have covid, you're talking medicaid was 20 years old was already had covid, i mean, that's -- that's as good as it gets pretty much and at that point, all you're talking about with vaccines are side effects, and what we know is that the side effects are even greater for young people after they've recovered from covid, and so it's just really vicious. it's a really inhumane policy, a one-size-fits-all policy that basically force these kids to choose between interrupting their education and having to really risk their health in order to do this. and as you said, the vaccines don't really stop transmission anyway and a kid was already had covid in particular, it does nothing at all. >> laura: professor, great to see you tonight, thank you. and it seems the controversy over january 6th didn't end with mine. plus, liz cheney's actions have repercussions. meet the republican looking to unseat her in wyoming's primary next. ♪ ♪ >> laura: adam schiff, to put it kindly, perpetually struggles with telling the truth. so he was a perfect fit to help lead the january 6th committee. click it's take a trip -- let's take a trip, shelby, tom emmer elaine? he trapped on my the transcript of the ukraine call to make drums on like a mobster. he even read the phony steele dossier into the record. and he deducted a text message sent to mark meadows in order to smear one of his fellow lawmakers. >> we could cue the first graphic. this one reads "on january 6th, 2021, vice president mike pence, as president of the senate, should call out all electoral votes that he believes are unconstitutional as no electoral votes at all." it you can see why this is so critical to ask mr. meadows about. about a lawmaker suggesting that the former vice president simply throw out votes. >> laura: the congressman who sent that text was jim jordan and schiff conveniently erased the second part of that text. here's that part in full. "on january 6th, 2021, vice president mike pence should call out all the electoral votes that he believes are unconstitutional, as no electoral votes at all, in accordance with guidance from founding father alexander hamilton and judicial precedents." joining me now is mollie hemingway, senior editor at "the federalist," fox news contributor. mollie, the january 6th committee has apologized for this oversight. does that really matter at this point? >> i would say they admitted they doctored the texts, they didn't actually apologized but they did admit that they messed up by doctoring this text. adam schiff, as you know, has a lengthy history of doctoring evidence, fabricating evidence, making up stories. he claimed for years that he personally had seen evidence that donald trump was a traitor who had colluded with russia to steal the 2016 election. the idea that this committee would just -- which is staffed full of people who falsely claimed that donald trump stole the 2016 election and put the country through so much trauma for so many years with their lives. it lies about that, lies about the first impeachment, they actually doctored evidence in the second impeachment. doctoring evidence appears to be what they do. in this case, he mischaracterized the actual context of this note, which was relaying legal advice from someone else. he falsely claimed that it was written by jim jordan, which is kind of funny because jim jordan doesn't usually write complex legal arguments and send them out in text form, and they deleted paragraphs of this actual note to make it seem different than what it was, but this is just what they do, because they're not actually in the search for truth, there in the search of scoring partisan points. >> laura: that was kind of what they did with the text messages that various fox news hosts said to mark meadows. same kind of thing, they can't seem to grasp what the truth is, or they conveniently ignore the truth that is staring them right in the face. congressman eric swalwell revealed the true target of the sham committee. watch. >> donald trump, you know, maybe on the the hook for criminal liability and it wasn't an accident that liz cheney laid out the elements of the offense of essentially not acting to save the congress while we are performing the electoral college count, so there may be a criminal referral that could take place there. >> laura: so that upstanding citizen tells us that they really want to try to prevent drum from running again in 2024 with some type of imposition of criminal liability here? >> very interesting that they seem to think they have to go after donald trump legally in order to preserve their electoral prospects going forward. it's good that they were admitting that. they first falsely claims that they were trying to show evidence of a grand conspiracy for an insurrection that everybody on the right was participating in. yesterday when liz cheney, who had such difficulty, you know -- this emotional difficulties right now. by reading those texts, she showed that her own claims about some grand conspiracy of an insurrection on the right were false, that everybody on the right condemns political violence and that they are very consistent about doing so. so this january 6th commission isn't about what they had falsely claimed, but i think it's really important to note, the january 6th commission is in violation of its own rules. it is required to have a certain number of members that it doesn't have and it's required to have a republican ranking member. liz cheney has been falsely presented herself as the republican ranking member when she was in fact picked by pelosi and there is no republican ranking member on the committee. that is required. that is required that they have one because they are supposed to run their subpoenas by the republican ranking member, supposed to coordinate with the republican ranking member, the republicans are supposed to get equal time to ask questions. this chain is falsely presented herself as filling that role when in fact she was chosen by nancy pelosi, she's a democrat appointed member of the committee. >> laura: we are all learning things that we didn't know before, that's why we have you on. great to see you. thank you. now it would be an abdication of duty to mention the january 6th committee and not to talk about its most desperate and arranged member. while of course we are talking about liz cheney. i think she is facing a formidable primary challenger named harriet hagemann. she joins me now. the voters of wyoming, what do they have to say about this liz cheney quest for revenge against donald trump given what this country is facing right now with inflation and crime and everything else? >> they are absolutely incensed, laura, and thank you for having me. i enjoyed listening to mollie before this talk about the problem's with the committee but i have been out meeting with people all over the state of wyoming for the last two and a half months and i cannot describe for you the anger that they feel towards liz cheney right now. she is completely her responsibility towards us. she is pursuing her own agenda and the agenda of the radical democrats in washington, d.c. this is a sham committee. it's a sham commission, it's a sham investigation and the trial attorney -- i've been practicing law for almost 33 years and i can assure you that when i have to start making up evidence, you know that they don't have the facts on their side. >> laura: liz cheney let something slip recently, watch. >> how we addressed january 6th is the moral test of our generation. is very sad to see how my college than the other side of the aisle are addressing this issue. mr. meadows has were refused to testify. he is in contempt. >> laura: the other side of the aisle? is she a democrat? >> [laughs] it said it all, didn't it? >> laura: how are things looking? how are things looking for you in wyoming? i know there are a lot of democrats who support liz cheney in wyoming. most of them are in the jackson hole area, with the pretty conservative state to say the least, you've got one pocket there, you know, one district that's pretty -- one county i should say, teton county, that's very liberal, but how is it looking? >> i would say even teton county is turning on liz cheney. all over wyoming they are all expressing their anger at what she is doing. but what you do say when you talk about the democrats, the donors to the lincoln project in fact are supporting liz cheney if you want to talk about democrats, but we just had a poll come out last week, it shows that i'm leading her by 20 points. things are going very good in wyoming and as i said, i've been traveling the state. i cannot even tell you about the number of people i've been meeting with over the last several months and the fact is every time i go to a new town there more and more people who show up in the one message or hear over and over again is you have to defeat her. i go to restaurants, i'm sitting in restaurants eating meals and i have people come up to me that i've never met my life and they say the only thing i want to say to you is you have to beat that woman, you have to center back in, she does not live in wyoming, she's not from wyoming. >> laura: she's not a republican, she doesn't seem to care about any of the issues people are really worried about. she is obsessed with revenge. never seen anyone more obsessed with revenge and getting back at people. i mean, it's actually super sad, but it's long since past the expiration date for liz cheney, but you should tell people when you run into them, if they're going to miss her, people that will miss her, just say tune into msnbc, because they'll be able to see her on a lot of panels. >> i think that's true and for people who want to learn more about our campaign, -- the fact is, people in wyoming do not believe that liz cheney is resenting them in congress. >> laura: great to see thank you. inappropriate sing-along, what's biden actually saying? christmas party hit d.c. and the partygoers are downright frightening. raymond arroyo has it, "seen and unseen" his next. ♪ ♪ >> laura: it's time but are "seen and unseen" segment where we reveal the cultural stories of the week, and for that we turn to fox news contributor, the author of "the spider to save christmas," raymond arroyo. ray, everybody in d.c. -- holiday spirits are a little bit hesitant because of omicron. but generally high. >> i guess you could say that, but for democrats at their annual christmas party, laura, it sounded like they were indeed high. but the spirits they had imbibed were not the holiday variety. watch. >> thank you, jimmy harrison for the invitation, our country could not be more better served than with this most experienced, capable hands then yours, president biden. [applause] is just perfect, the timing couldn't be better. [cheers and applause] >> she can't even find the exit, laura. biden is so perfect, new abc poll found 59% of americans disapprove of his handling of the economy. "the wall street journal" survey found his overall approval rating is upside down 57% of americans disapproving. at this point, her next legislative agenda should be billed back biden. that might be a way to help. >> laura: maybe she was trying to channel biden and not knowing which way to walk off the stage. she was trying to get closer to biden in that way. >> maybe pelosi meant that biden is perfect on the stump, laura, but somehow i don't think so. this is from the same party. >> president biden: i'm worried about families and elderly grandparents in their lives are at stake. everyone, everyone is a little harder. so you know, mom, grandmom can walk out without -- on her porch without having -- without worrying about falling. they're going to make sure we take care of mom, the child. think of what that means. [applause] think about what that means. no matter what their -- anyway, i know i get going. look, that's the refundable tax credit. i really mean it, man. >> laura: that is terrifying. >> they should really hand really handle listeners guy before every speech. sort of like the plot synopsis to get before the opera just so everyone can understand what biden intends to say. i could not follow that at all. >> laura: we kind of made our own playbill for biden, like the biden playbill for broadway. raymond, i noticed at sundown, you know, there is this some down syndrome the elderly, and they get angrier sometimes at night. he seems to get very angry as the evening wears on, but he doesn't get -- enough of that. enough of that. >> he loses his way and then backtracks a little bit. >> laura: yeah. >> this is the symptom of a party that was desperate to get rid of trauma, so they got the only democrat they could find that could get black votes and older white american boats, and he brought that coalition together. there's no one to replace him, laura, and that's the problem they're facing, but this can't go on. he'll be 86 if he gets a second term, god help them. the democratic party was not the only christmas party in town though. at the national institutes of health, director francis collins step down after 12 years, laura, but not before offering this uplifting song to his colleagues. >> ♪♪ somewhere past the pandemic ♪ ♪ masks will come off ♪ ♪ somewhere past the pandemic ♪ ♪ will hug our friends ♪ ♪ and thank the people in science ♪ ♪ that brought the pandemic and ♪♪ >> if this were the voice, our chairs would have already gone right through the floor. somewhere harold is weeping. collin should have called it never refuse a booster, that would have been a more appropriate song. this is a guy who never found a booster mandate or vaccine mandate he didn't like, and look where we are. now the vaccinated are not only catching this omicron, but spreading it, and they don't know how to control it. >> laura: you and i personally know friends across the country who have tested positive and have some mild symptoms. they are generally fine but they are kind of hold up and they are quarantined, but they did everything they were told. they got vaxed, they got boosted, and now they have omicron. exactly where is this going, to the fifth, sixth, seventh, eight booster? >> we were sold on the line that this is a pandemic of the unvaccinated grade of now it's like a pandemic of the vaccinated. and look, that's why this thing is mutating. it found the holes in the injections, in the vaccines, and it found its way through. viruses adapt, they are really smart. it's weakening. that's good news. >> laura: one of our dear friends that tonight to me off-line said well, laura, notice how fauci said we don't need a vaccine yet specific to omicron. and everyone said that's interesting. if the vaccines are really stopping the spread, and then you realize once there's an omicron vaccine, everyone's going to abandon the old vaccine. this going to be tons of vaccine left and then there will be a new variant and the omicron, by the time they do that, that new variant will have me the omicron vaccine pointless anyway, moot, so they're kind of -- they are now kind of in their own box of their own making. it's just pathetic, but you know, we soldier on. >> at least you got a great serenade from dr. collins and gain-of-function research. >> laura: kind of a peter paul and francis deal. thank you. apparently unmoved by the race hoax falling apart, espn is promoting a different one. we are going to explain it in moments. ♪ ♪ >> laura: as the jussie smollett race hoax blew up in spectacular fashion and with the public growing increasingly wary of all these race games, you think folks would back off. well, you're wrong. yesterday, espn showed a clip from a new documentary writing "last year a noose was found on bubble wallace's stall at talladega superspeedway. the nascar community stood with him in unity." authorities found a noose was not found in his garage but the narrative must be set anyway. >> i get out the car, i look back and it was like "holy [bleep]," the whole garage. and that's when i walk. ♪ ♪ >> laura: joining me now is larry elder, host of the larry elder show. it's not enough that this was debunked, but if it hurts their greater goal of dividing us, you know, america is a racist awful place, nascar, a racist awful place, that they are just going to stay with it regardless of the facts. this was unreal. >> that's right. as you know, the fbi investigated. the whole thing turned out to be complete with fraudulent buried that so-called noose was a door poll that had been in that garage two years earlier before it was even assigned to him before anybody knew it would be assigned to him but it doesn't matter. it's like the donald trump allegedly said good on both sides. jake tapper, another host on cnn, both talk about the issue of whether they should be a confederate monument in public square but biden goes on cnn and repeats it and nobody corrects him, nobody says a word. it advances their agenda. the agenda is that america is systemically racist and we don't care what the facts are. >> laura: here's an interview with bob wallace that took place just two days after the event. watch. >> it sounds like you're still fairly convinced that what was in that garage stall wasn't a rope pull, but it was a noose. >> it was a rope pull for the garage door, it was attached. it was definitely in the shape of a noose. it wasn't a functioning news. i talked to the fbi, but it was in fact a noose. >> laura: larry, what? still can't believe that. >> one of the biggest fake hate crimes in modern history of course was pushed by al sharpton. he also claimed her teenager was raped by a white guy. one of our colleagues turned against him in public and set al sharpton it was a lie. he didn't care. >> laura: we lost poor larry, i don't know what just happened there. he was making a great point. but his overall message is you treat people like human beings. attacks, violence, defamation, disparagement, whether it's a white person, a black person, hispanic person, all of it should be condemned and if it's criminal, all of it should be prosecuted but america is getting tired division along racial lines only for the purpose of dividing. especially this holiday season, we got to bring people together as much as we can, but we appreciate our conversation with larry, as short as it was. all right. up next, raymond is back with a big announcement? even i don't know what this is about. what? no one told me about this. stay there. go with simparica trio it's triple protection made simple! simparica trio is the first and only monthly chewable that covers heartworm disease, ticks and fleas, round and hookworms. dogs get triple protection in just one simparica trio! this drug class has been associated with neurologic adverse reactions, including seizures. use with caution in dogs with a history of these disorders. protect him with all your heart. simparica trio. ♪ >> raymond, what is your big announcement? another spider book or a lobste book clicks to get it's not a spider book, smarty-pants. i do have a book signing in houston this weekend week and that's not the announcement p the readings for the year just landed today i have a really bi announcement you, laura ingraham , are the most-watched woman in cable television for the second year in a row. you won the timeslot throughout the year, 2021, and you were no only the most watched show, in the top five in all of cable-television come up, but you were number four in the demo , which is pretty darned impressive, particularly at 10:00 o'clock at night. >> i always say this and they really mean it, my name is on the show, but sam, tommy, david david, michael, michael, michael , it's like the academy awards,. >> it goes by fast, doesn't it? the year goes by fast in some ways inso and another. i've never worn a hoodie on their show before. i don't think so great maybe i did, but i have the freedom matters gray hoodie on. don't buy the ripoff made in china, by the real stuff. also that camo hat which her sons are getting for christmas. >> that speech turned into a product pushed rafiki it is for charity unlike the spider who saved christmas that's not for charity but all the proceeds go to the big ovary and switch as great place for disadvantage boys and girls. it's america now and forever. gutfeld's next, get your freedo matters gear. [cheers and applause] happy wednesday, everyone. did you hear? the squad, they demanded something. i know. let's hope it's for one-way tickets to cube up you're really , why do they keep demanding so much from america when they could get everything they want from