decades of -- >> laura: okay, you can celebrate when they come home. >> sean: their athletic endeavors. so i can't -- >> laura: so you're going soft on the chai comes. i can't believe hannity is going soft -- it is a huge p.r. coup for xi. >> sean: i know your kids. imagine they work for 20 minutes of their life to get to the olympics. >> laura: we can celebrate and love our olympians, which we do, we want them to clean it up and take home all the metals, but not going to give nbc the olympics push and the money for slave labor genocide olympics. >> sean: trust people to make that decision. your case is very powerful. >> laura: okay, i appreciate it. you are splitting the olympic baby. who knew hannity was such a diplomat? i to go, all right, sean, you are in big trouble with me. this is "the ingraham angle" from washington tonight. you're not sure whether mask mandates are -- we speak tonight to a speech therapist and she is going to put it all to rest. her shocking findings later on in the show. and there are a lot of folks who talk a tough game about china, but very few actually take a stand in a meaningful way. this was written before my hannity -- we were going to show you how one state is holding the financial world to account. but first, elites helping elites. that is the focus of tonight's "angle." now the havoc unleashed by power-hungry bureaucrats is not letting up. this is why for months now, europeans who oppose vaccine passports and other draconian coping mandates have taken to the streets. desperate to be heard. just in the past week or so, protests and marches were organized in germany, in belgium, in austria, the czech republic, france, and even the tiny island nation of malta. in canada, truckers are lined up and protesting new federal rule requiring on unvaccinated canadian truck drivers to quarantine. u.s. vax mandate will begin on january 22nd, so if you are not vaxed, you cannot go into the u.s. as if we needed to cree new supply chain problems. thanks, joe. so far the elected officials in europe and canada are siding with international bureaucrats and plutocrats who want to keep the people under their thumbs for as long as possible. pretty boys justin trudeau and emmanuel macron have decided to carry out public shaming and humiliation of the unvaccinated and of course a noncompliant their countries. and others are rushing full steam ahead with new rules to marginalize and ostracize inconvenient citizens. thank god for our founders and the average american because we have more options here than they will ever have. we can go out and go to court or move out of our covid police states like illinois and new york for friendlier places like texas and florida. this is why the globalists see the american people as the real impediment to permanent global government. our entire constitution's principles properly upheld is a huge obstacle for the one world crowd. the first amendment, the second, the fourth amendment, the 14th amendment, they all guarantee protection to individuals against the oppressive actions of the state. now, it's obvious that most of our elites prefer china's system of government, where dissenters are easily silenced, no exceptions made. population control, lockdowns, mass surveillance, propaganda in the schools, the elites really aren't bothered by any of that. as long as they keep their professional purchase and money flowing. they are far more afraid of working class in places like akron, ohio, than they are the ccp. elites will always protect other elites, even if it means looking the other ways on horrific practices and dangerous lives. it is all collateral damage to protect their own power base. it is necessary. many of them see the pandemic as more of an opportunity than a crisis. look at the millions of people who simply rolled over for the experts, reflexively wearing useless cloth masks and putting their arms out for a success of shots, regardless of their actual risk profile. this has been one of the scariest things to watch in my decades of covering politics in the culture, that compliance. globalists believe that covid is their best chance at taming the american beast and marshaling the world community to bypass their own national values on a number of pet issues. at the world economic forum this week, we see the seeds being planted to grow china's influence and minimize america's spirit >> we really need to continue our measures to climat. >> it highlights the need to address the deep-rooted inequalities in the labor market. >> said what is the purpose of their existence, and that answer is just to make money, i think we need to rethink why they are in it in the first place. >> a new social contract needs to be inclusive and it needs to recognize that the inequality. >> laura: now this isn't that what i imagine hell sounds like, just bureaucratic blather, empty rhetoric intended to make you feel better about being poor or as elites grow richer and more powerful. now if you think i am exaggerating about the elites cover up, we see mr. great reset himself, klaus schwab, who heads up the devil's confab. his introduction of -- sounds like globalists foreplay. >> it is my great privilege to introduce his excellency, xi jinping, president of the people's republic of china. to open the davos. china has made significant and gnomic economic and social achievements under your leadership. you've achieved a historical to become a moderately prosperous society in all respects. i believe this is the best time for leaders to come together and work jointly for the world to become more inclusive, more sustainable, and more prosperous. >> laura: inclusivity, prosperity, where? like the 20 million chinese in lockdown and confined to their homes. maybe we should ask the uighur population about all of that inclusivity, klaus, and schwab just nods along approvingly as a to the words of the men who ordered all of it. >> major economies should see the world as one community. think in a more systematic way. increase policy transparency and information sharing. >> laura: but the elites at davos did not just give cover to china, they also gave the virtual stage to one of china's biggest boosters and protectors. dr. anthony fauci, who trashed his own country and circled the wagons to the covid fraud spirit >> one of the things that we, i believe the entire world is fac, but we certainly are facing it in a very, very disconcerting way in the united states is the amount of disinformation that is accompanying what should be a problem where everyone pulls together against the common enemy, which is the virus. we have disinformation that is entirely disruptive to a comprehensive public health endeavor. >> laura: i bet xi was clapping. 100 left-wing doctors in the u.s., sensing fauci's days are numbered, signed a public letter supporting fauci. oh, 100. big deal. the declaration against lockdowns and mandates. the media and medical establishment, including the nih called those doctors range. when we finally say enough, no more covid controls, where do all these people go? we will all know they either lied or got a lot about covid disastrously wrong. then what? this is why fauci and others like him or not letting go. >> 2022 the year we go from pandemic too endemic. >> the answer is we do not know that. i talk about the pandemic i put it in to the truly pandemic phase, where the whole world is really very negatively impacted, as we are right now. >> the last variant, high probability we will have another variant coming up? >> laura: for the great reset cheerleaders, there is always going to be a new variant to justify more lockdowns on more mandates and more control. again, they prefer the chinese way, no need to explain, just do what you are told, or else. again, the elites like it that way. but the truth is, even with all their money and all their power, the elites are running into reality. their ideals just don't work. their solutions for mass control failed. israel's vaccine chief made some astounding confessions about the so-called green pass. >> you get to a point where whoever wanted to get vaccinated got vaccinated. i don't think there is a point right now in maintaining a green pass, especially in the omicron era. if your goal is to prevent transmission, the green pass is not the best way to do it. >> laura: well, that is a start. but don't expect the elites here will give up power easily. they are going to cling to it with a white knuckle theory. we will have to take their power away, and there will need to be consequences to the decisions that were made of that harmed our kids, cause needless suffering and death, and turned our economy upside down, and then we will have to elevate our own elites like some of the voices we featured on this show over the past two years. they have been consistently right yet vilified for their courage and tenacity. of the are afraid the house of covid which they built on sand is about to be washed away for good. and that is of the "angle." joining me now is dinesh d'souza, conservative, commentator and toast of the dinesh d'souza podcast. the elites cannot admit they really screwed this all up so they are trying, it looks like, to consolidate power and vilify the opposition, as you heard fauci due at the world economic forum. >> yeah, this world economic forum is quite an operation. i was invited to be part of a debate there, gosh, now, a couple of decades ago. i met a younger klaus schwab, bill gates was there, and the funny thing is, laura, when you are in that company on a ski slope in the middle of nowhere, you get the illusion for about s right here in this room are running the world. and so i think this is the kind of sensibility that these guys have and that they cultivate and that they mutually reinforced with each other, this idea that somehow a committee organized by klaus schwab, obviously with the cooperation of totalitarians like xi, can somehow dictate the way that the whole world operates, and there is a little bit of envy of china, that china can impose policies that other, more democratic, more liberal countries, have constitutional and other types of obstacles, so these are people that are liberal in tone but illiberal in fact. >> laura: yeah, president xi used the forum, dinesh, as his own platform, like he is going to use the olympics to propagandize to win a big p.r. coup, and especially railing against those who would defy his words. watch. >> they should choose dialogue over confrontation, inclusiveness over exclusion, and stand against all forms of unilateralism, protectionism, hedge enemy, or power politics. >> laura: when he started down the protectionism route i would like, wait a second, that sounds like george w. bush, protectionism, isolationism, those are theisms that bush used to talk about. the globalists do have their own lingo, and it is always against the nation-state, where china is the most nationalistic of any country out there. >> this is the exact point. as he disavows -- china is aggressively promoting its national interest. they are the worlds expert at power politics. they know how to corrupt political families in the entire asia-pacific region to bend them toward chinese interest. in fact, the united states is naive going around with moralistic rhetoric about climate change and so on, and the chinese will give lip service to it while assiduously paying attention to their bottom line and the rick perry reach of their tentacles around the world. >> laura: dinesh come on occasion, the elites will kind of turn on each other because they see this game is up. scott gottlieb was on the board of pfizer, former fda commissioner, he actually kind of took fauci down a peg when fauci said we can't say that the end of the pandemic is nye even though omicron is alive, a lot of people are getting it. fauci said that in gottlieb gave a clap back. >> between the big delta way we had, the omicron wave, and vaccination as well on top of that that you are hard-pressed to see how something can rip through the population within the same speed and efficiency that omicron did. >> laura: so there may be a few cracks here and there, dinesh. >> yeah, i think the omicron variation is obviously more contagious, but it is actually quite mild and a lot of people are getting it and experiencing it, and they don't think it is that big of a deal, so you have a disproportion between the experience of people on the one hand and the kind of panicky rhetoric that is coming out of governments and being echoed by the media on the other. this is a case where experience and reality are sort of at odds with each other and at some point, the elites and political leaders are going to have to realize that the population are not paying attention to the aristocrats. >> laura: it's been a long time since anthony fauci did any real research. dinesh, thank you. and democrats faced two self-inflicted wounds. first, blue cities addicted to these lockdowns and mandates are falling behind, and second, voters, they are not just fleeing these blue cities and states come up with the party itself. we are going to explain it all in moments. ♪ music ♪ there's software. and then there's industrial grade software. capable of optimizing your flight by turning data into your co-pilot. meet honeywell forge. analytical software that helps assembly lines build walls against cyber threats. and makes sure you're ready for game day every day. that's honeywell forge. industrial grade software ♪ music ♪ ♪ ♪ >> laura: in march, when the covid lockdowns began, we saw how quickly life and most big cities deteriorated. no matter how rich and successful a city is or a neighborhood in a city is, it can't be saved from poor democrat leadership. i think right now, a lot of people are concerned that city life is over. well, we warn them, but they didn't listen. democrats leaders clung to lockdowns and then replaced them with vaccines and mask mandates. what was the result? a stagnant nation and even regression with public transportation telling the story best. now at the start of the year, new york public transit ridership was at about 45% so of prepandemic levels. in d.c., the metro bus system scaled back weekday service to a we can schedule, that is how bad it is in d.c. st. louis a shortage of bus drivers hurting poor and working families. atlanta's metro services says it could cause serious delays. and service cuts. in cincinnati, the bus system there has shortage is between 50 and 70 drivers per day. so what is happening here? well, the worker shortage in these blue cities is in large part driven by folks leaving those jobs because of mandates, not just people testing positive for covid. joining me now as "new york post" columnist carol markel which. she fled deep blue new york city for the redder pastures of florida. karol, good to see you tonight. >> thank you, laura. had not looked back. >> laura: yeah, i don't blame you. the collapse of public transportation really kind of tells the story about how these blue cities have crushed their working-class population, and i don't see right now in the near future their recovery. i don't see it. your reaction? >> you are absolutely right. it all starts with people working on their couches and they have to go back to the offices feared until that happened, these transportation systems will continue to struggle. i coined the phrase "pajama class" in august 2022 describe the people who could indefinitely stay home and get things delivered to their door. my main point was that when the pajama class finally gets off the couch, there will not be a city to return to and now we are seeing these very real repercussions of the lockdown policies. it will be years until we get the full picture of what we have done and i think people need to face that we have destroyed something. we really did with the lockdowns. and until we face that, i don't know how we move forward. people need to be held accountable for what they did. we can't simply move on without examining the damage they have done. >> laura: right, and the crime, karol, that is filling the void here. in just a few days ago that eric adams, new york city mayor, so the subways are going to be safe and there was perceptions of fear out there and of course, a lot of people in america have seen that horrific story of the woman pushed onto the subway tracks by apparently a deranged homeless person, so now, adams, the great savior, is backtracking. watch. >> we are going to drive down crime, and we are going to make sure new yorkers feel safe in our subway system, and they don't feel that way now. i don't feel that way when i take the train every day. >> laura: karol, eric adams has an easy job to do and he seems like he is stumbling already, so what happened? >> well, what happened is it is not an overnight solution and he should stop treating it as if he can just come in and do the job. i think, again, back until the original point, until people go back to work, until people get up off their couches, these transportation systems will be mostly empty, and that is when crime happens. these things happen when there is nobody around to stop it or step in or do any of that. so the idea that we can simply have crime reduction without going back to being a functional city in new york city is unlikely. and i root for new york. i wanted to come back, but the ideas, they have to begin with moving on from covid mania and reliving our lives again. >> laura: well, the problem is -- and i think "the new york times" even admitted this the other day -- a lot of these big companies now don't know what to do about the vaccine mandate. they are caught between all of these activists bet that you have to do the vaccine mandate and others who say enough, so they are saying, okay, if you don't feel safe, you can stay home. that is that a kind fallback position, and that is driving this current mania that we are seeing in the streets and the deterioration of our cities, so it is these woke ceos who just don't have the guts to say either show up or you are done. and by the way, our federal government, a lot of those people are not coming back to him apparently. >> right. that's absolutely true. i think we have a real vacuum of leadership and i think what we are seeing also is all of these peripheral jobs that don't exist or will stop existing around the office building still being closed. they are not going to come back. the shoeshine guy, the bodega, they are not coming back at these buildings aren't there. i think, again, people who think they can one day come back to a functioning new york city or these other cities really have it wrong. they have to do it now or there really won't be a city to return to. >> laura: yeah, that is the problem of shutting down the economy in the first place you can't just turn a switch on and off, it doesn't work that way. karol, thank you. great to see you tonight. people aren't just fleeing blue cities like karol did, they are fleeing the democratic party altogether. a new gala poll she was a nine-point shift in the net share of americans who identify now as republican. this is the biggest swing in the history of this poll. seeing the writing on the wall, house democrats are beginning to bow out early. two more announced their retirements today, bringing the total to 28 who will not be running for reelection. joining me now is one man who is running for reelection, indiana congressman jim banks. congressman, we didn't even mention that biden's approval rating is the lowest of any president ever at the end of his first year in office. where does this go for the once great democrat party? >> it doesn't get any better from here, laura. i think it continues to get worse. as this president, joe biden, and the democratic party refused to acknowledge the pain that the american people are going through, completely ignoring inflation, completely ignoring all of the other issues that are affecting american families and working americans, i imagine these poll numbers continue to get worse. to go more democrats announced today they are not going to run for reelection because they can no longer defend the presidt or their own party. 28 total. they see the writing on the wall. they know republicans are going to win back the majority and they can't defend it any longer. >> laura: now, congressmen, republicans win back the majority, and then what? you and i have talked about this before he. needs to be a clear blueprint going forward, so not one minute is wasted once you guys get power back. that's what i've got to tell you i am most concerned about. disunity in the g.o.p. i am already beginning to feel it and it concerns me greatly. >> i hear you. that is what the republican study committee is all about that i am the chairman of. we are not just focused on the one year of crisis after crisis that has built up on joe biden's watch, but we are focused on the solutions on legislation we are going to introduce on day one when we get the majority back. i read today, laura, that the biden administration is changing their p.r. plan. i've got news for joe biden. 99% of the media already carries his water. the media is not joe biden's problem. joe biden is joe biden's problem, and now joe biden is america's problem as he oversees the border crisis, the inflation crisis, today gas was $4 a gallon at the pump. the supply chain crisis -- >> laura: but that's good news for them. congressman, i think you are misreading it, if i can say that. that's good news for the democrats. they don't want americans to be traveling. they don't like the fact that we can just hop in our cars and go where we want. i don't think they ever like that. they love the lockdowns and ordering grubhub or whatever the heck they do. they love all that. unfortunately it is destroying the country, but they were just happy with all about your eye want to switch gears to the home front, where the senate is attempting this federal election take over. the bill is likely to fail, as you know, but expect more hyperbole. joe biden himself got us started today. retweet it "jim crow 2.0 is about two insidious things. voter suppression and elections a version. it is about making it harder to vote, who gets to count the vote, and whether your vote counts all. and asked john lucas voting right act -- advancement act." congressman, biden did not show up anywhere, we did not see him today. apparently he is doing a press conference tomorrow. what would you ask him if you had a chance to ask him a question? >> i go back to at the american people are feeling. aside from the democrat focus on rigging elections to give democrats an advantage on election day, what the american people want to know and what they have not heard from this president or any leader in the democratic party is what the democrats are going to do to address inflation. the democrats are telling us that one year later, after one year of joe biden, they want you to believe that americans are better off, and americans know overwhelmingly that that is not the case because they see it every time they go to the grocery store, they are paying more, it is harder for them to make ends meet. that is what they want to hear from this president. what are you going to solve these problems. so far all they hear is silence from joe biden and the democrats. v1 well, let's hope he does not call a lead before his press conference starts, congressman. great to see you tonight. a new front has been opened in the fight over school mask mandates. this in the commonwealth of virginia. dr. marty makary, the newly named medical advisor to glenn youngkin, is going to explain, and speaking of masking kids, one florida speech therapist has unbelievably alarming data on how all of this is hurting entire generation of children. she is here next and you will not believe what she is about to say. stay there. ♪ ♪ >> laura: one of the first moves by virginia's new governor glenn youngkin was to eliminate school mask mandates throughout the commonwealth, but major school districts are refusing to back down and instead are digging their heels in. now the alexandria city public school system incredibly left wing even hinted at a stricter mask mandate, ordering kn95 masks for students and staff, probably from china, and providing surgical masks for double masking. this is insane. joining me now is dr. marty makary, fox news contributor, and i loved hearing this, health for advisor now to virginia governor glenn youngkin. dr. makary, it was such great news to hear about you being named as an advisor to governor youngkin. but what do you make of this intransigence of the school boards -- school districts, on the issue of masks? >> well, good evening, laura. first of all, it is a privilege to chair the advisory committee. of the governor is a smart man and data-driven. i don't speak for the governor but if you listen to his words from he asked the school districts to take a week to listen to parents, that is what he asked, and immediately, before any listening occurred, the issued strong statements and mischaracterize the position as somehow a ban on mask mandates. what he is saying his parents should have a say and should have input as to whether or not and have the option to opt out. now i can tell you that there is significant concern about children who are struggling right now. i talked to a parent of a disabled young child who has been vaccinated, yet forced to wear a mask during speech pathology. we've had this assumption that there is no downsides to masks, but the data are pretty clear right now. we've got a mental health crisis among children declared by the surgeon general and the brown university study tells us that there is developmental delays, cognitive and motor. you cannot ignore that data. >> laura: now, so the former cdc director tom friedman, i know you know him, made it a fairly interesting and mission about masking students. watch this. >> mask mandates are a proven way to increase mask use. schools need to stay open. we need to protect our children, our children's education, and i'm really disappointed to see this kind of political posturing that could have life-and-death consequences. >> laura: now dr. makary, he never said that the masks were effective. he just said that the mandates forced compliance. now this is after the cdc said the regular cloth mask you buy at the grocery store are of limited effectiveness against the omicron, so what the heck is going on here? >> well, there's actually broad consensus now by public health officials acknowledging privately, and they are starting to say so publicly, that the clock masks have almost no impact on transmission, whatsoever, and we basically have known that the entire time because the size of an aerosolized covid virus is about 1-5 microns and the for size of a cloth mask is 10-100 microns. we are starting to see from public health officials that everett is going to get omicron or be exposed to it. i think people are hungry for honesty right now. if you look at the strong stand on mask mandates, they are citing the maricopa study, which was a study so scientifically flawed it would never be published in any -- >> laura: so bad! >> they had more schools in the study then there are in the county. >> laura: no. from the beginning, we have been saying. of the influenza study, the ovel observational study of all different studies done on influenza virus that was on the cdc website starting in 2020, they just completely discounted that. this entire exercise has been just ridiculous, and our kids are getting hurt. but dr. makary, we look forward to seeing how this blows out here. this looks like it is going to have to go to litigation at some point, and we are going to be following this very closely. we appreciate your input tonight. speaking of masking kids, it's not just ineffective, it is stopping the spread of covid, it is harmful to the children's development. my next guest is a palm beach speech pathologist and says at the end of last year, she saw 306 he 4% in referrals for todds with speech delays. many parents have taken to calling this condition just covid-delayed. joining me now is a speech language pathologist and director at the speech learning and so institute in north palm beach. jacqueline, what do parents of young kids need to know about masks and potentials for speech delay? >> some children are really showing some negative effects of the masks and just to the social isolation. other children, not so much. but i just think as a parent, you need to be cognizant of your child's speech, meeting their targets. talk to your pediatrician. we are seeing a significant amount of delays. >> laura: jaclyn, we have a little audio problem with you, i'm going to say this -- see if they can fix it, the examples i have of my own little anecdotal example, i was on a flight on monday, okay, like a three hour flight with one of my children, and there were some cute little toddlers who were toddling down the aisle, and i just love seeing the kids with their families, had a little bear backpack, and i'm always trying to make funny faces to make them laugh, and they probably just look at me and left anyway, and i realize i had a mask on my face, so they can't see that i am smiling because they are so adorable, they are smiling at me, and their eyes kind of look -- where kids are usually kind of engaging, kids are a little more put off by being approached. is that just an odd observation of mine, or does that kind of go in line with what you are saying about kids and looking at mouth moving and being able to mimic them? >> that's a great observation and that is something we are seeing, children coming into our office not able to read expressions on face. they are not making eye contact. and so many people are relating it to the lack of seeing other people. even in a supermarket, not looking at the cashiers face, not seeing the mouth. >> laura: well, we are going to be continued to follow this, but really important. really important consequences of a ridiculous policy from the beginning. thank you. and there are a lot of folks who talk tough about u.s. financial firms entanglements with china, but very few actually take a stand. next guest just did, and is here to explain in moments. i'm a mother of four-- always busy. i was starting to feel a little foggy. just didn't feel like things were as sharp as i knew they once were. i heard about prevagen and then i started taking it about two years now. started noticing things a little sharper, a little clearer. i feel like it's kept me on my game. i'm able to remember things. i'd say give it a try. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. it's been nearly two years since the pandemic started. our students and teachers tried their best, but as a parent, i can tell you that nearly 18 months of remote learning was really hard. i'm so angry that instead of helping our kids get back in the classroom, the school board focused on renaming schools schools that weren't even open . please recall all three school board members now. for the sake of our kids, we can't wait one more day, never mind a whole year for a fresh start. ♪ ♪ >> laura: for its grimy's know my grimy times to cotton among k rock been -- my next guest just announced the board of treasury investments which manages just $8 billion would not be investing in blackrock. noting that even george soros has had black rocks china investments are a tragic mistake that could potentially damage our national security. wow. riley moore, west virginia state treasurer, joins me now. mr. moore, good to see you tonight. why aren't more states doing things like this? there was a big move to divest from south africa, apartheid south africa in the 1980s. where is the move to decouple and divest from china? >> laura, thank you so much for having me on to speak to you and your audience about this important issue. what we are doing here is we are divesting from blackrock because they aren't investing from us. and here in west virginia, we aren't energy energy state. that is what blackrock is diametrically opposed to. we are not going to pay blackrock to destroy our industry. secondarily, blackrock is doing tons of business in china. china is currently building 55 brand-new coal-fired power plants, so call is okay in china but not in america? i think that is absolutely wrong. we need to put america first, and i'm going to stand up and fight for it. >> laura: i applaud your efforts. to play devil's advocate here, what do you say to people who say, this is the role of the government, the federal government should have the same restrictions on business and china as they had in business in the soviet union. so business is there to make money, so you can blame them, they are there to make money, big deal. what is your answer to that? >> my answer to that is laura, i am a market participant. i'm a market participant in this and what i am doing is stating my preferences here in the state and who we want to do business with. if they are not going to comply and meet our standards in terms of our energy industry here in west virginia, then they can go do business elsewhere. and i will say, there are other states that are standing up right now. listen, in november, i led a 15 state coalition where we put together a letter to all the big banks here in america and said "if you are going to divest from the fossil fuel industry, you are no longer going to do business with our state." that's $600 billion assets and manage meant collectively. of the in this country, we are coming together, republican states are coming together, particularly state treasurers to push back against the local agenda. >> laura: but this should all be bipartisan. where are all of the local lefties who forever trashing the united states on human rights issues, and you have huge human rights issues in china, we need their help, some of them are i think with you with this should be a bipartisan deal. by the way, it is not just the banks, because michael bloomberg had a comment, i think this was just last month, a couple weeks ago, reported that jpmorgan in august took full control of the securities joint venture with the chinese company, morgan stanley is seeking five new banking licenses in mainland china in 2022, while goldman has been doubling its work. citigroup applied for a trading permit, et cetera, et cetera. you see the writing on the wall, that is bloomberg reporting, the banks are going where the money is and where the deals are. of the deals are with the ccp and china. >> where they need to be going is where america is going. the banks you mentioned, many have put out these policy frameworks, talking about outright prohibition to coal and gas and oil in this country, its absolute insanity. and where is the left on this? they are silent. meanwhile, china is using slave labor over there to produce goods that they are selling back to us. i mean, this is just crazy. we need a realignment here. the u.s. economy, the chinese economy are decoupling. the sad fact is, the chinese economy is decoupling from us faster than we are them. we have to get this under control. >> laura: treasury more, it's inspiring. thank you for doing what you are doing it i hope more follow. still ahead, nick saban's big fumble? 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