across the country. now, given the pathetic leadership in places like san francisco, chicago, washington, d.c., and new york, hardened criminals feel elm bolteddenned. heck, they feel unstoppable. now, you are watching a vicious attack that occurred in broad daylight against rand paul's staffer philip todd in march on eighth street northeast. that's not far from where yours truly once lived. he was stabbed in the head unprovoked. allegedly by a man who was released from prison a day prior. the video was just released. mr. todd ended up with a fractured skull as democrats spend tens of millions of dollars lord knows how much every year to investigate one man, violent criminals are terrifying d.c. residents. >> i just thank god to survive. it's not easy. i can't believe -- when i saw the video after i keep looking at myself. look for my hands, do like this. just try to believe i'm alive. for some reason got saved me. >> he is an uber driver from iraq. too many haven't been saved though. d.c.'s murder rate is the highest it's been in two decades. in response, have we seen a change in the permissive attitude? policies, laws towards crime that frankly destroyed what were so many once habitable, you know, nice to live urban areas? no, none of that has happened. instead meaningless platitudes from mayors like d.c.'s muriel bowser. >> know many are necessary to fill the gaps in our public safety ecosystem. we also know that we continue to need a policy environment that spawshts effective enforcement and reduces crime. and we will continue to work with the council to make sure we have the right policies, tools, laws and investments to drop down crime. >> >> laura: wawa wawa. >> the thug who was arrested for abusing women. even "the washington post" can't avoid reporting on this one saying that a man released from detention after being charged with inappropriately touching three women on sunday in northwest washington was arrested again two days later. accused of sexually abusing three more women in broad daylight near downtown. and reminisce isn't a of the violence plaguing the new york subway system a man was killed right beside the columbia heights. upcoming neighborhood with plenty of trendy restaurants. howard university that's not safe. a massive brawl left one student stabbed and others injured earlier this week. one of the victims told the local station i was prepared to i do when i was on the ground getting stomped out i just stopped feeling the pain at one point. these are our kids. as a long time former resident of d.c., i am both saddened and frankly enraged that politicians let this happen and that the voters still haven't gotten the message. democrats are destroying our cities. destroying a lot. they are definitely destroying our cities. but, frankly, it's not just the big cities. why all the attacks are happening in small town america as well. like middletown, connecticut, where a police officer was overw4e78d by a hammer wielding nutthat ran at her fool speed. >> stop, stop. stoop. [screaming] [gunshots] >> okay. [screams] >> did she hesitate to shoot hm because she was worried about being prosecuted herself and anti-cop atmosphere that has swept the country? who knows? but you have got to wonder. now, as for new york, it's become one big giant psych ward except where the patients are armed and where there are no burly attendants to restrain them. the following is an example of what police in new york have to deal with all too regularly. this is a 31-year-old freak who sideswiped long island cops after holding a gun in the air and pointing it at his head. >> gun, yo. yo chill. >> yo! [tires squealing] >> drop it. drop it. drop the gun. drop the gun. >> yo, that's crazy. that's crazy. >> laura: yeah, obviously the cops had to sideswipe her there to get her to put the gun down. >> now also known as hanna carero toted that pistol while standing in the middle of the intersection. that was north bellmore in new york around 2:20 p.m. again, during the day. ad corresponding to the nassau county police, his rap sheet included a june 8th arrest for third degree burglary followed by another arrest the next day for second degree burglary and trespassing. so you see it, don't you, the revolving door of justice. it's so compassionate, isn't it? and things are upside down completely in chicago. police supervisors there are telling cops on the beat to just avoid chasing criminals involved in organized street muggings. and by the way the results of this hands off approach, well the offenders in this case drove away to commit even more crimes. duh. law enforcement can't keep the peace and police cannot maintain the order if they, themselves, are handcuffed by politicians that they answer to. and as the great charles murray notes, it all began when so-called broken window policing stopped. and a group of 34 of the largest u.s. cities homicides surged 30% in 2020. daily life in some cities evoked the menace and decay of new york city and the city in the 70s and 80's. and as of 2020, arrests for broken windows offenses since 2013 had fallen by 74% in new york, 77% in washington, 81% in l.a., and the clasp of broken windows policing was accompanied by a broader retreat from law enforcement in all three cities for felonies as well as misdemeanors. well, the death of a nation of perfect criminals paradise, however, still has to go to san francisco, right? where the owner of the iconic 166-year-old gump's department store is trying to sound the alarm. >> you can't get around and when you are trying to walk the streets you step over needles and human waste and often bodies on the streets. it makes it unworkable business environment. these kinds of things are incompatible with successful business. and if that's -- if that's something that businesses have to do to depart it's really tragic. >> laura: here's the bottom line. democrats believe that any american who works hard, and tries to build a better life for themselves, and their family, probably a fascist. maybe even a trump supporter. they prefer criminals because they believe in america, high crime rates are what we frankly deserve at this point. and now for too many americans, that's what you're getting. so if you live in one of those places where crime is out of control and seems to actually pay for most criminals? you have to hope that the voters turn on the democrat party. because, until they do, this situation will continue to deteriorate. and that's the angle. joining me now is retired chicago area police officer sergeant betsy brain northward smith. sergeant, it's good see you this idea of now not chasing tracing criminals who are involved in attacks on just innocent people walking down a sidewalk in frankly large groups of thugs at one time, that's been going on in chicago now for some time now. >> well, it absolutely has. and mayor brandon johnson, the guy that you thought couldn't be worse than lori lightfoot, got upset with the media because the media called these teen takeovers, you know, mobs, groups of mobs. and it's incredibly frustrating because, laura, for the last three years demon need by politicians, some in the media, by activists. and it has become a pro-criminal justice system as opposed to pro-victim. that's one of the reasons why nine out of 10 police departments in this nation is short-handed. cops are fed up with it and they just get out of the profession. >> laura: well, i have talked to so many police officers near where i live, and in other parts of the country i have had the chance to do ride alongs, you learn so much from the police how difficult this job is. when you saw that video of the middletown, connecticut -- it's right next door to where i grew up. a wonderful place to grow up. you saw that police officer hesitant, didn't she when he came at her with a hammer. you have to believe that there was something in the back of her mind that said if the shoot, and i defend myself, i might be the next person on trial for some type of racial, you know, response. that's what i fear is happening all too often. >> oh, laura, it absolutely is. i train -- i travel this country and train police officers. that's what these officers are telling us that as they pull that gun, they are asking themselves am i within policy? am i going to go to prison? am i going to get arrested? am i going to be the next cop that's vilified that puts my family through what so many police officers family's have been through? and that gentleman that attacked that police officer with a claw hammer, winston tate, his criminal record includes convictions for dangerous weapons, interfering with police officers. attacking police officers. harassment, robbery. all in the last few years. and, yet, here he is, that police officer showed up to try to de-escalate the situation and she ended up herself getting injured. and having to shoot him. >> laura: well, th thank goodnes she survived. she might not have survived that sergeant smith, thank you so much. >> senator feinstein? >> um. >> say aye. >> pardon me? >> aye. >> yeah. >> just say -- >> -- i would like to support a yes vote on this. >> just say aye. >> okay. just. >> aye. >> aye. >> laura: can you see why there have been a lot of concerns raised about dianne feinstein. it's been happening for years. but now the over 90-year-old senator is suing the trustees of a fund set up by her late husband accusing them of committing financial elder abuse by refusing to pay the millions of dollars to reimburse her for medical bills. the suit was filed by feinstein's daughter catherine who was given a limited durable power of aattorney over her mother's affairs in july. here is where i'm going to ask is a victim potential elder abuse financial or otherwise one who is surrendered power over her affairs to her daughter really someone who should be still be in the u.s. senate? we all know the answer to this question. mollie hemingway with s. with us. editor and chief of the federalist. fox news contributor. mollie, we all see this in real time. it's feinstein, biden, others who shouldn't be still in the senator in any position of real authority. but the voters keep returning them to office. but this certainly looks like real elder abuse here. >> yeah, this is a particularly extreme situation. something that we have seen increasingly in washington, d.c. the average age of senators continues to skyrocket. but other top officials as well. but, this is a situation where, as you note, her daughter has limited power of attorney over her. the duties are not being fulfilled in a way that i think most people would reasonably want them to be. because there are political mac nations in play, it's the same as with the other people who maybe shouldn't be in these positions, nobody wants to relinquish the power. nobody wants to let governor a point, say, barbara lee to be her replacement so nancy pelosi who wants adam schiff or whatever the situation is they are working to just keep her in there even though it's clearly not in her best interest. and the rest of the country gets to suffer. >> laura: senator feinstein's former colleague claire mccaskill chimed in. >> this whole story makes me incredibly sad. >> me too. >> and, frankly, i don't think that dianne feinstein i knew would have brought a lawsuit just because others did it doesn't mean it's a good idea. and this is doing some real damage to her legacy. >> laura: but no concern about, you know, biden's legacy from claire bear there, mollie? >> right. and also, as sad as it is to see people in this situation whether it's fetterman, i mean it's a bipartisan issue, frankly. as sad as it is to see it for the individual in question, it's also just not good for the country. it's not good for the people being represented. these people become so powerful. they have tons of people surrounding them who rely on them for their paycheck. and so it's just -- it's emblematic of the problem we have with centralized power in washington, d.c. and how it is not caring about the needs of the actual american people or the constituents of the people in play. but, it's sad to see. i mean, again, like with fetterman, also a senator, his doctor said that political activity was not good for him. and, yet, people are willing to use him just so that they can stay in power. >> laura: mollie, it's actually a sad commentary on more than just washington, right? the elderly are not treated well, i think, across the board in the united states. this is just one other way that they are not being purchased in their old age. sorry, but i think part of it is that. >> i think that's true. i also think a lot of people do deal with this in their personal life. i can't tell you how many people have talked to me about how much it pains them to see president biden, how he is aging. and they always wonder why aren't people who love him, why aren't people who are close to him. >> laura: bingo. >> caring more about him then, again, about power? >> laura: mollie, thank you. coming up my training session wells mma legend colby covington. wow. plus, is the tragedy in hawaii biden's katrina? we're going to ask former bush fema director michael brown that question next. stay there. ♪ let innovation refunds help with your erc tax refund so you can improve your business however you see fit. rosie used part of her refund to build an outdoor patio. clink! dr. marshall used part of his refund to give his practice a facelift. emily used part of her refund to buy... i run a wax museum. let innovation refunds help you get started on your erc tax refund. stop waiting. go to innovationrefunds.com you really got the brows. ♪ >> tell us about your hawaii trip, sir? >> no. not now. i'm going to be leaving -- i will be there on monday. > >> laura: no. nothing about to say about this trip to hawaii where the deadliest wildfire in american history has now claimed 111 lives, including children. and while the man, the media heralded as mr. empathy is tight lipped about his travel plans, deputy chief of staff john podesta was more than happy to fill the messaging void left by the president because yesterday he spent three minutes at the white house explaining how the inflation reduction act is actually just a massive piece of climate legislation. >> extreme weather fueled by climate change something felt across the country. all of us have watched in horror as the maui fires have stopped. to stop these disasters from getting even worse we have to cut the carbon pollution that's driving the climate crisis, and that's what the inflation reduction act is all about. >> laura: but that's a lie. what likely cause the fires in maui was hawaiian electric's fire to clear flammable grasses from right around the electric wires because, look, it was focusing on and investing in renewables. of course, all of this is about obscuring all their other failures. this is biden's katrina and no one is calling him on it. but, you almost have to tip your hat to the left, right? because katrina was reputationally ruinous for george bush. hawaii should be the same for biden. instead they are using it to further their agenda on the climate. joining me now is michael d. brown former bush 43 geno auriemma administrator and now a nationally syndicated radio host. all right, michael, you have seen the president's non-comments really on the fires in hawaii. i guess he is going to go next monday. how do you rate this response so far? >> well, let's differentiate the response from biden's response. because biden's response is an abject failure. no comment? with regard to going to hawaii, if he wants to go to honolulu and meet with the governor, that's fine. but i can tell you from personal experience that if he goes to maui, it will interrupt operations. because the united states secret service will put an air cap over maui. they won't let any helicopters fly. it will be a complete disaster. mr. president, can you go to honolulu. you can get your photo op. talk to the governor, but i would encourage to you frankly stay away for a little while and let fema, who needs to be on the ground let them be on the ground doing their job right now. >> laura: so the possibility of going to meet with volunteers on their way or even, you know, national guard or beginning to airlift supplies in, that would be okay. but actually descending upon the ruins, which i'm not sure anyone was really expecting him to do, that would interrupt and interfere with the response. that's understood. that's understood. but i want get your reaction, though, to m. calais oman well, the deputy director for water resource management, michael. some say that he is responsible for a delay in releasing water to firefighters. here he is last year explaining his philosophy on water management. watch this. >> one, water is like taking it and looking at it from holistic perspective. we become used to looking at water as something which we use or something that we revere as that thing that gives us life. we all need water to live. so really my motto is let water connect us and not true conversations about equity. >> are you freaking kidding me? equity? >> right now, the plant at pearl harbor, you could move that over to maui. you could load c 5 a's with bottled water and get that moving in. releasing water for wildfires? my god, i didn't expect to hear that on the program tonight. that's absolutely unbelievable. >> laura: michael, i know back in the day during katrina chertoff tied your hands and you got dumped on for that in this case just focusing on the president again, tone really does matter. and, again, he is supposed to be mr. empathy. and you don't see it when you are at the beach. this is a horrific event for the united states. that, i mean, if donald trump was at the beach when something like this happened under his watch, i mean, they always criticize him for being on the golf course, i know. but this really took the cake. >> well, it really did. he should be, i don't think he knows how to use the bully pulpit. he should be using the bully pulpit to talk about everything that's going on and assuring the people in maui and frankly all americans that the federal government is doing every single thing that they should be doing. quite frankly i don't know where the fema administrator is today. i know she was in the white house briefing room yesterday. why isn't she in maui? to your point, you have to be on the ground to make sure that everything can you coordinate is being coordinated. talking to the governor, talking to the emergency manager. talking to the homeland security director. talking to the volunteers on the ground. you got to be there to make sure everything's done right. i know that from personal experience. what she is doing in d.c.? i don't know. >> laura: michael, invaluable. thank you so much. now, what does joe biden have in common with names lick pierre lee electric toe and carlos danger and what does that have to do with his potential business dealings with ukraine? john ratcliffe reacts, next. ♪ an unthinkable genocide took the lives of six million jews and thousands of jewish survivors are still suffering in poverty today. god calls on people who believe in him to act on his word. 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how about carlos danger. anthony weiner used that name when he was sexting women. move over, fellows because you need to make room for the big guy. james comer is demanding the national archives turn over unredacted records to or from then v.p. joe and son hunter that are related to ukraine and burisma. so why is this new? because joe was using fake names, that's why. yeah. names as in plural. what were they? robert peters was one. robinware. and j.r.b. where the heck are you. what was more concerning is hunter was c.c.ed on emails including one 2016 call with a ukrainian president. two months after that prosecutor was fired oversight committee says hunter and only hunter was copied on it. director of national intel for president trump. john, this saul totally normal behavior nor somebody who didn't do anything wrong or isn't trying to hide something, right? isn't that the case? this is all just normal. why does this matter? >> we laugh but it does matter for a number of reasons. one, you just mentioned, you know, one of those emails. that went out was a communication not by robert peters but by joe biden in his official capacity as the vice president about a calm with the -- call withthe president of u. the only person copied on that, the only one copied on that was hunter biden. you ask yourself why, we now know there is a confidential human source that said there were 10 million reasons why they would be talking about conversations with ukrainian president and firing the burisma prosecutor. the fact he is doing it under alien alias no connection with the u.s. government only raises questions. laura, the significance of this is what people have learned is that the national archives are official records. so, these are joe biden's own records from the national archives. and so, you know, before, when joe biden was saying look, i never discussed business with hunter biden about his business with burisma and in ukraine. nobody believed him. nobody believed him but then you had whistleblower testimony that came and contradicted that that wasn't good enough for the media and for the democrats. then you had devon archer say well, actually, there were at least 20 phone calls where that took place. but now the significance of this, laura, is the person that says that joe biden was lying about the relationship there is joe biden. these are joe biden's documents. one of the emails on the nara website is literally titled emails between vice president joe biden and hunter biden regarding ukraine and burisma. i mean, that's not a smoking gun. that's a smoking gun and the bloody knife. i mean, that's really significant evidence that we really shouldn't just be finding about now. i think it's a shame that it's jamie kolmer and house republicans doing the investigating david weiss had five years to investigate this play a moment from 2019 when you questioned marieian very much. watch. >> the obama-biden state department had prepared you to answer questions about burisma and hunter biden specifically. do you recall that? >> yes. >> do you remember what those answers were? something ahong the lines i would refer you to the vice president's office on that the only ones you recall asking questions about where the vice president's son was on the board is that fair? >> yes. >> laura: john, why does that matter? >> laura, that was three years ago. then on top of that, like we have talked about. you had all of this additional evidence. everyone looked at that and said that's just not right. why would they be referring questions about official foreign policy with ukraine to the vice president's office? why would obama's state department be doing that? rain shower lawyer odd. >> odd, yeah. you add on whistleblower testimony. devon archer's hunter biden's business partner's testimony and own emails in vice presidential records all show this was a corrupt operation from the beginning involving hunter biden, joe biden, burisma, and what was happening there. >> laura: the real carlos danger, john, thank you so much. there has been another brutal attack by a bloodthirsty otter. the angle reports on this development next. plus, you won't believe what the media thinks is racist now. republican presidential candidate larry elder reacts to that, next. ♪ >> laura: last month we brought you the biting story out of santa cruz where an aggressive sea otter was attacking surfers. we are now learning about another psychotic bloodthirsty otter on the loose. succession actress crystal flynn was attacked by otters in a river near the national forest and even had to be treated in a california hospital as a result. finn says i felt something on the back side and my leg. i started looking around and yelling out and the otter's popped up right in front of me. they then dove down and started going at me again. well, according to the daily mail since 1875, there have been fewer than 60 known or reported cases of ther attacks resulting in injuries or fatalities worldwide what do you do if you find yourself on the receiving end of mad animals. fighting back is the best option he says because they are not going to give up on you especially if you are in the water. they are going to try to eliminate that threat. oh, thanks, jeff, for scaring us. angle will bring you any other otter related attacks as they come in. now it's time for. >> da, da, da when everything is racist. >> laura: yesterday on truth social former president trump reacted to the georgia indictment by saying there will be complete exoneration. they never went after those who rigged the election. they only went after those that fought to find the riggers. it's obviously clearly what he is saying there but the media saw an opportunity. >> donald trump himself, the leader, using the term riggers which clearly rhymes with the n word. >> and he wants to find the riggers, his word, not mine, who stole the election. rigger, please. >> what do you make of the racial accusation keith boykin was making there the use of the word rigger is not unintentional. >> with trump you don't need to look for a dog whistle, it's a bull horn when it documents race. i too think. >> thanks alissa. joining us now is larry elder 2024 presidential candidate. author of the upcoming book "as goes california." larry, to watch these sanctimonious, smug pundits on television with their well, that is clearly -- that's clearly it's a dog whistle. it's a bull horn. i mean, come on. your reaction? laura, who is leading the charge reverend al sharpton falsely accused a white man. he once referred to the black mayor of new york david dinkins as an n word wore. al short in the middle of the 1991 crown heights riots one jewish leader called the most serious in the history of america. when are we going to stop listening to reverend al sharpton. everything is racist. if you are a black conservative you are the black face of white supremacy and the same people will attack the republican party for not having enough diversity and then when they have black candidates like myself and two others, we are uncle toms and sell outs. you can't win. >> laura: yeah. so i guess the word rigger is racist. i guess if an animal or dog is a digger. that's racist. you keep going down the line. i don't think they realize how absolutely poltroonish they look and again their outrage, so outraged by. this do you think they actually believe what they are saying at this point or is it just throw anything out there? >> everything triggers them. oh, can i say that? you know what the game is, laura. they want black people to believe that america remains systemically racist. that's one of the reasons i'm running for president refute this phony. extraction of money from people never slave owners to be given to people who were never slaves. getting people killed. ferguson effect or the george floyd effect that's the phenomenon of a cop pulling back from normal proactive policing. thousands of people victimized by violent crime who otherwise would not have suffered if the police were doing their normal proactive job. i'm asking people to go to my website larry elder.com. we're a few days away from the debate, laura. i'm rounding third and heading for home. i got a 1.2% in a recent trafalgar poll that came out a few hours ago and i'm about 5,000 donors short of imeghtd the 40,000 individuals i need to make the debate stage on august 2023. when i get up there it's game on, hold my beer. >> laura: larry, what do you do if you don't make the debate stage. 5,000 more donors. i personally want to see you on that stage. what do you do if you don't make it. >> what is that yoda told us. there is no try only do. i don't have a plan b. my plan b is to make plan a work. i'm only a few thousand people short. by the end of your program, laura, given the devotion of your listeners and the people that want to see somebody up there talking about the lies of systemic racism, the need for school choice, and the need for -- the discussion about the real epidemic in this country, which is not covid, it's fatherlessness, if you want those issues talked about, i'm the guy to do it. even if i'm not the nominee, can i get the nominee eventually to start talking about these kinds of things. we can move the country in the right direction. if i do that and that alone, i will feel i have done my job for my party and more importantly i will feel that i have done my job for my country. please go to my website larry elder.com. just 1 dollar is all i need. >> laura: good you said that because first of all i think they don't want someone like you in the mix, ever. and they are worried that, you know, among african-american men republicans are beginning to do a little bit better. and if they continue to do better, it's over. larry, thank you. mark zuckerberg elon musk are still trash talking each other about the upcoming fight. i don't know if it's going to happen. if it does we want to be ready. colby covington taught me like a champ. we caught it all on camera. yikes. ♪ - [female narrator] they line up by the thousands. each one with a story that breaks your heart. like ravette... every step, brought her pain. their only hope: mercy ships. the largest floating civilian hospital in the world. bringing free surgeries to people who have no other hope. $19 a month will help provide urgently needed surgery for so many still suffering. so don't wait, call the number on your screen. or donate at mercyships.org. think thinking there are two big battles that everyone is waiting for. the first will impact every american for generations to come. that is trump versus biden next year in 2024. the second, two of the richest men on the face of the planet, elon musk and mark zuckerberg. mr. spacek versus mr. facebook. i know about politics i'm set for the first fight. but i'm not sure about this billionaire brawl. so i called mma legend colby covington. >> at 5'11"170 pounds colby chaos coming to an is ranked number two in the division durkee made his octagon debut nine years ago. and since then, he has become an outspoken supporter of president trump even serving on his counsel for sports, fitness and nutrition. >> musk, zuckerberg. there is a lot of trash talk. we are not sure what will happen. what are your thoughts? will it go forward? >> i hope it goes forward because it could be the biggest and best fight the universe has ever seen. i think this could do crazy numbers on pay-per-view and stimulate the economy that we have never seen with a fight. people want to see it. they want to see free speech versus the guy who is censoring people. >> i love the idea of fight. i used to do tae kwon do in my 20s. what do i do to get ready for really understanding this whole mma style of fighting? are you going to show me? >> i will show you but you have the biggest and best base. tae kwon do, you understand the striking and movements for what it takes to be a good mma fighter. we will practice today. you are a quick learner. by the end of the day you will be a world house fighter. >> roundhouse kick to the head. i love it. fantastic. >> lex friedman has been training mark zuckerberg and elon musk. one of the main techniques that friedman was showing them was a basic single leg takedown. the first thing we will do is lower our elevation to get to it. we will do one step and we will grab with two arms. we have a good lock here right behind the knee. and then the best place to put him is right here. we will bring this leg and swivel like a swisher step. yeah. like on a car. the windshield wipers. take the leg off. windshield wiper down and now this is what they call the guard. once we get to the guard, the way you pass the guard that friedman is showing zuckerberg is fake one way and throw the legs that way. and then we come to the back. and when we get to the back we are looking for the rear naked choke. the way we get the rear naked choke as we go one arm under and we want to attach it to our bicep. this will go to the back of the head. then we will submit him. >> oh, my gosh. okay. don't do that to me. >> we are right here. make a fake punch. then we just lower our elevation one step to get deep in here. yeah. the reason wrestlers get caught like this. keep the head close to the hip. higher. yeah. then we will bring him down bring down, yeah. then grabbed two legs right away. now we are right here. bam, right there. >> there was one move i really wanted to learn and it's elon's favorite. >> i will use a move called the walrus where i just lie on you. and you can't get away. >> the walrus is just about leverage and wait. when we get to this position we throw him right here. this is what they call side guard. right here we are just putting our wait on him. see how i am putting all my weight on him. i am on my toes. nothing he can do. i have all of my weight and my hips are blocking his hips. right here, just lay on him. yeah, on your toes, heavy. >> elon has done some sumo wrestling. how much will that help them in this fight? >> that will help them tremendously to have the base you have been sumo where you control the mat and not get pushed out. that is what fighting is. being able to control the center of the ring is important in ufc and mma in general. >> training wasn't over yet. now it's time for some strength to work. >> we will do 10 seconds right there. one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine connaughton. now we will go to the incline. we will climb the rope. we will walk up. using legs and back. a lot of the punching muscles that you use. just like this. you are not even breathing. >> not yet. >> this is easy for you, laura. you've got this. i have to call dana white. laura ingraham is as ready for a world title fight. one, two, three. now the jumping jacks. one, two, three, four. good form. three slams. good exposure. one more. nice. one more. three. she can go all day. she don't get tired. laura ingraham is the baddest woman alive. you heard it from colby covington. >> you are ready to fight, laura. i think she is ready to fight. she is ready. look at that. >> she is a political powerhouse and knows all the angles. she's the undisputed champ of the 7:00 p.m. hour. introducing the beltway brawler, laura ingraham. >> you want to do this laura? >> there is no you in ufc, pretty boy. back out now. >> nice kick. take that and get the single leg. very good, laura. the walrus, the walrus. you can't go nowhere. don't mess with laura ingraham. i promise you it will not end well for you. >> oh gosh. that wasn't the end of it believe it or not. tune in for part two. my staff is doing this. we are training would colby covington tomorrow on friday. he somewhat got me to step into something called a cryotherapy chamber. i don't know how cold it was. like 100 below zero or it felt like it. you will see what that looks like an round to. that's it for us tonight. set your dvr so you always stay connected with us. follow me on all the socials, twitter, instagram, facebook and you will see me unengaged. rachel campos-duffy is next. welcome to a special edition of "jesse watters primetime". i am rachel campos-duffy. tonight we start in our schools. over the last few years our kids classrooms have become the front lines of a new battle. parents versus cultural marxists. the left has made no bones about it. they are coming for our children. >> no such thing as someone else's child. our nation's children arl