criminal laws and the inner cities? after all, violencamere is blacy americans the most? or democrats revisiting? their slavish devotion to the teachers unions who are opposed, to school choice. americans, especially minoritiesly stuck in bad publis schools, now have no options. >> or is biden finally going cos to let up on the climate madnest ofs and bring the cost e energy down? >> well, the answers, all ofny the above are no. no and no. whf thy would democrats agree to any of that when they could just call republicans racist, r been have seen donald trump usec that rhymes with a racial epithet and that's been adapted and adoptede used on extremist sites to refer to blacks. this week he used a word that rhymes with the n-word in one of his pos t. r okay, they won't even say the word. the word is like riggeig eldo election rigor. does that mean going forward, no one should use the phrasee sr warning either. if that's the case, what are liberals going to doo do. >> and remember, the democrats can always countth on the press to help fanned the flames of racial divisio.n. well, because if one wacko press threatens one judge who happens to be black, theg n the press is going to say essentially all trump supporters are racistr to eugene robinson in the washington post writing that it was always just matter of time before threats against the public officials holding accoe becametabl explicitly violent and racist. >> it now, why was it just a matter of time? because in robinson's ward,ross thinking supporting trump is burn crossvanaugng burning. that's just disgusting. they never had such concerns. >> kavanaugh and when he was threatened and when these cynical ploydon' don't work, otr press surrogates pick up the slack tryingk trying to for th self-segregation or in effect, the creation of black statese . the well-known progressive charles blow argues for greateas black power through migration. but he doesn't seem to understand whhy migratiy mig, southward has already occurred. becaus le other americans, black americans, are moving in greener pasturestures os or d say, redder pastures where crime isn't tolerated in thed th economy is actually vibrant. >> i believe that if black people simply return to the south. poey couldso significantly increase their own political power, which has the potential to not only up a w the politics of that region, but also of the country as a wholthere ise. >> there is no way to truly have power in the country if you do not also have access toa state power. so crowdsowd all black people io one state. i don't understand this argument at all. nsand as i said, black americans are already migrating southward . >> but as a liberal, mr. blo mwm undoubtedly thinks that state measureseasure a as reparationsh the teaching of crt and higher taxes would help black americans. of cours ce are we're already s, though, aren't we, where that path leads? doin in states like california, they're on the precipice of doing some typg e reparations and it's all a disaster there. >>f co and of course, mr. blow implies that anyone who takes issue with his ideas is at. racist. >>dpeople freak out when i say i believe that some states should be majority black. the >> but i always ask them this question, why are you not freaking out that every state but hawaii is at least a plurality white and that there are seven or eight states where 90 plus percent of the population is majority white? >> >> l first of all, people aren'l calling for majority white states. es.of thithat's one reason, char of course, all of this rhetoric encourages, more separation of the races and less integration. tting topeople getting along, g to know each other. now, this is a sentiment we've hearbefo d before, though, a newactual york city council member, this was a few years aglyo actually,i when he lost white residents. >> i have the distinct honory to be able to come before commu you and say i actually lostni a white population, my community. i lost them. they left. o so if you see one or two or three or four or five whites in my neighborhoodorhood, , thee passing through. >> that's what militant radicals actually think. t their owns tha racism justified. they're urging their young people to stay separate, don't trust white people, because, of course, white people, they believe are instinctively racist, just like the entire system ocistf enforcement. even when cops are minorities themselves, the genesis of back to blue came out as a sort of collectivcoesponse e conserve response to the black lives matter movement. there is an implicitis and implicit race, racial and racist thread that runs througt ofh sort of confederacyf people. >> laura: i'm god. >> lord help that womanhe and know what else is racist. >> the broken windows theory of policing and the idea that you actually lock criminals up. >> julian he lost his first race for mayor in new york, butf he succeededtef the second time around after embracing some of rae ugliest, mos mt demagogic, racist politics that donald trump would later mindci to gret effect. as mayor, giuliani oversaw an incredible increase in surveillance and policing of black and brown new yorkers. >> the is everyone, including african-americans, had a better quality of life in new yorkis when rudy was mayor. >> it's no that racist to say tt things were safer because the streets were safer. >> and white liberals now claiming that rudy's policies rot are lying.racist. law and order is not racist. it's sense, but common sense is out the window. today's democratows, especiallyo where black voters are concerned with the horrord r and record on the economy, the border, crime,. all biden's boosters can do now is dangle a shiny racial division objecta. in front of african-americans. >> imagineine havi such a little respect for the intelligence of your own base base.. i >> joining me nos w is 2024publc republican presidentiaanl candidate vivek ramaswamy. vivek. i think the democratocratss are sensing that their locken "h on the black vote may pollreaking evene "the washington post" is writing about a drop in turnout potentiallyy amkle black voters, especially those who are young and male. and also there was thi this foc group that politico did this week, and it wasit a small focus group. but the title of this piece is patheti c voters of colorsi slammed biden's performance on the economy0 sa, six in ten saying they're not handsfied with his job and handling the economy. how significant is thi this? >> i think this is a ver.y repub significant opportunity. u if the republican party has the good sense to stepesite and seize it. i saw this firsthand myself. i visitee soh sided the south so chicago just a couple of months ago. i also kensi to kensington in te middle of philadelphia. i will tell you, laura, itaura,t what you expect. >> i have never been in a room. perhaps s more ardentlyhe pro border wall and pro-militaryborder t on the borg the group of a predominantly black audience on south side ofchool, chicago because they're turning a local high school soutigh shoe high school, into an encampment for migrants who are getting treated better than people in that community. and so i think this is a real opportunity fo r to say the america first movement stands for. an all americans. and if we stand on that principle to say that we will put the interests ofn or the citizens of this nation first, regardless, urban sub, e suburban, black or white, we stand for the interests of our citizens over those reporting into zelenskyy or whoever halfwaworld.y around the world. i think that's actually a very powerful message that, transcends partisan boundaries. and if i'm the nominee, laura, as i expecra, astt hope to be, e will bring along voters of diverse shades of in droves and win this election in adslide landslide. only >> and, you know, as we said in the opening of the show, like the democrats only have the politics of racial divisioaw . and so that's why you have the,w you know, the commentators coming out and saying, well, we needck black majority states ina the united states. blac, missing the fact that ecoo blacks are already moving back to the south because it's a better econommyy. and now the conservatives are pushing back against o thisd politics of racial division. progressive insurance ha bs beer sued by america first legal for patently unlawful racismcismowne by offering $25,000 grants to help black owne buyd buy vehicles. but barring white, asian, latino and otherd epreneur entre from applying. this is part of the corporate scamrying to been trying to expt >> i'st is. and you know, it's almost t ironic, laura, i'm hearing you say it. >> progressive insurance . all the time was that they tried to actually even put it in the name and turn it into a branding exercise. are v the reality is these are civil rights violations hidingiolatisi in plain sight. >> i know colorblindness is deemed to be racist, the modern woke left. i reject that narrative. i think colorblind america isan. part of what it means to be an d american. ifnt shadeyou and i have differs of melanin. you and i are two different s. der >> so what?methin our diversity is meaningless unless there's something and i greater that unites us across that diversity. thand i think this is our momen, not just as conservatives, but as americans, to reawakene what actually unites us acrossil different shades of melanin. that's what makes us american. and t, i i will you, laura, i k that people, regardless of their skin colory, are really hungry for that in this country. >> i know a lot of americans and black alike have been duped. they understand the economy is in the toilett and theice of. experience of it is no different just because they're fed the politics we staf racial division. >> if we stand up and speak >> l. uth, we end up winning >> well, you just got a lot of kudos online from ellen, who seems to be perhaps moving away, maybe from and towardestin you. >> very quickly, your reaction on that then? f you i have one more question for you. >> look, i think ellen is an do excellent example of what he did at twitter is a good example of what i want to do to the administrative state. take out 75% of that deadweightt cost, improve the actual experience of what it's supposed to do. and at the same time, i love the wate y he released the twitter files. >> i'll release the state action filesfiles. any time a bureaucrat has pressured a private company. fors watch it for the for a the world to see. >> and he put an extra to it. i'll put a big x through the administrative state. so that's where i'm at. on common tactics with ellen c pursuant to the federal bureaucracy. all right. >> laurat. the fedething about the trump indictments. >> watch the federal casesuse th are legitimate. if there's a chance to get it resolved before the election, it shoule amerhould kn, thesd, s people should know these are crimes involved or potentiavolumel crimes involve t turpitude. i think the chances are that h he will be and he will be convicted on some counts. >> vivek, i mean, ifr you're breaking hundreds of counts across four different stte casesdit, it's like they're playing a probability game of just shooting guards and seeing what sticksic.. laura this sets an awful precedent in our country. generaf yol of thumb, ifu.s. pre you're going to indict a former u.s.ng president who is running for president in the middle of an election, at least don'el let novel legal theories that have never been tested in court. and yet that's exactly what's the case here in all four of these cases. t isand that is just shameful,s laura. and i'm saying this as somebodnc who, you know, there'se. new polls in the last 48 hours putting me at second place in this race. >> fore it would be easier for me if donald trump were eliminated from competition. that's not how i want to win. that is not right becausnot thet the way we do things in the united states. and, you know, i do think we have an establishmenpansal partt spans both political parties that is fundamentally hostilneed to one man who happens to be one of my opponents in this primary. but i stanen i sayd on the sidep justice when i say i will stay true to my commitment to pardoar n c on day one unambiguously. and more importantly, call biden and the department of justice to drop these prosecutions. gr the meantime. vivek, we'll see you next week at the debate. great to see you. ♪h. s famiea why did the white house hidely the fact thaint the first son in his family moved into the white house at one point? thisweek is a two week period ar hunter agreed to the government's sweeping pleaeal..0 he, his wife and son, wer in camp two 1600 pennsylvania avenue. well, it turns out it wasn't aven the public, though, that was kept in the dark. >> senior biden aides also had no idea hunter was there. asthe younger biden's stay wasgy a social whirlwind. he attended the glitzy state dinner forte the indian prime minister, also attended, by the way, by the ag merrick garland h ,along with the white house's july 4th extravaganza. remember the balcony shots and the angle alsos it finds ith mega odd that when the secret service revealed that cocaine wa ws discovered in the west wing, the white house failed to mention that hunter hadjoin in fact been living there at the time. >>in now, char joining me now, e hirsch, washington times opinion editor and foxbutor.da contributor. all right, charlie, the post is also saying tha st on the day that hunter was set to enter the plea deal, white houseould aides intentionally left space on the president's schedule so he couldr th monitor the case. >> hmm. charlie, i thought it was all hands off that we don'ti ca' want to get involved in what your son is going through. i can't keepth with the linesd a they're using exactlvey. o i have to say that last thing to me is the most shocking partf of that entire story. we've sort of come to sort of expect white house to do sor things, you know, to sort ofandh play hide, hide and seek d with information. and the fact that they didn't reveal the fact that huntebirtwe biden, even to top officials, was living at the white house for two weeks. ekoesn't se me anit's almost doesn't even surprise me anymore. but the fact that they cleared the president' s clearedo appe his schedule for the day thatar he was suppose d to appear in court. it's like so we don't know who's running the countrw why. we don't know who's making decisions. we don't kno tweew who is sending out tweets that are supposedly being sent by president. we don't know. we know what his schedule is, you know, what he's doing on a day to day basis and how much of his time is in worrying about the legal woes of his son. and it's -- it's kind of, we you know, we've almost sort of i gotten used to it, but it's it should still be shocking to us that w e don't know what the president is doing on a regular basis and to what degree he ispp completely preoccupied tied with this disaster. that is his that is the firsteporte son. >> now, "the washington post" actually reported yesterday that at this point the probe intos hunter biden appearscrim unlikely to result in separate criminal chargesinal. e but fbi officials are aggressively pursuing the investigatiostigation. >> and charlie, i. >> how are they? there's no movement on this case. there's been no evidencebu of ay movement on this case. but they keep saying, oh, there's there' ressivelys we'rey aggressively on this. >> what is tha? t? >> yeah. so, of course, this is the thole purpose of setting up a special prosecutor. not that i think that we should have a special prosecuto case.r in this case, but the idea thatc you're going to trust department of justice and the fbi, which this administration has so thoroughly weaponized to use against their political opponents, the idea that they're going to accurately and fullly invy investigate whas clearly crimes, crimes that would get an anyy normaljail, th american arrested and put in jai tl, the idea that they're going to we can trust them to do this in this poss in no way possible. what about the hunter biden attorneys bowing out three, three from life? and watkins said by they might be witnesses? pl apparently so. you know, if anybodyg is wondering what a disaster beca pleapa deal falling apart was, this is this explains it wt all because the whole reason that the attorneys claim that they can't stacase y with the case is because they might be called as witnessesesses in in in the e of the of the crooked pleal. deal. so that tells you about all you need to know about what' s going on with this case. >> all right, charlie, thank you. and up next,gl the takes the pulse of the nation. so how does that white house sell job sell on biden nomics going?othe well, there's some ugly news for joe and the gang and. chri and why does new hampshire seem to like chris christie? 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house keeps trying to sell. so now try t what?t trump' just try to coast to victory by talking about trump's and abortiindictments on aborti. joining me now is matt towery, chairman of insider advantage ad polling, and matt ryan, founder and ceo of american majority. neamity.d he says he's fore work the working class, but the working class is clearly not buying what he's selling.n how much of an opportunity is this for the republican s nominee, whoever it is?t >> well, i think it wasas james carville that said, what,, 20, 30 years ago? it's the economy, stupidid.. so hopefully republicans aren't stupid and actually talk about thagee economy because the average american family is paying over $700 more a tha month for food, gas, basic expensese than they were. two years ago. and if you look at a family's that's making 100,000, that's about 8.4%. and inflation that they're and not seeing their lives get better. so republicanspot that would dol to point out that biden-nomics is a complete and total failur n . it has made americans lives worse on every level. and i think the other thin ng aboutg that's staggering about the biden-nomics law is this we've now had $1,000,000,000,000 in credit card debt with americans, and we'rincreae seeing an increase in emergency withdrawals from 401k accounts. e to theneither of those two arh for the economic health of this country. >>en matt, when you think about just how the average person today, you wonder how much about the 2020 election and whetherset ab you really want arizona or wisconsin. i get that people are upseoutrie about the 2020 election, but people want to talk about how we're going to getan foo price s down and when food is coming down. that's what they do you a answers to. >> do you agree on that? well, they do, laura. er outere righand there's so mua there right now because so much of the support mediarats that the democrats have, which is most of the media is just foculy o on the trump indictments they ignore. for the most part, the biden situatioare biden. we just did a poll that showed 50% of america cannot connect the dots betweenican, anythingd. they've heard about hunter biden and joe biden. and i think when it comemes to i the economy, they're hurting. but where the republicans need to get smarted to do is they pre need to do a better job to create the causal relationship between biden policies and how that's pefecting their own personal wallet. because oftentimes people say, well, the economy's bad, but tel was terrible. you know, after the pandemic with trump and biden's tried an theo things and then, of course, they get to see all this stuff in the support media that's going to spin it's, saying, oh, it's getting better, not working the election. >> i mean, yeah, but reall you d i know they're going to really they're going to double down come next year. you're going to start hearing everything's rosy. but if a person doesn't have not t, in their pocket they they may not buy that. >> yeah. yeah. i think they're i don't thinsy.k their on 2020 i think they're focused on gas i being over $4 a gallon in some jurisdictions. >> all right, ned. urisdictnew is showing that chris christie, who's the fashions himselff, the greao trump slayer, that he's moved ahead of desanti s and new hampshire now is at 9%. . idesantis is 8%. molly hemingway wrote a piece the other day sayingying everyby hates chris christie. but apparently a t leasthere? some people in new hampshire do not know what's going on her wea well, that's all well and good. that him is at 9%. yay for him. trump at 49% in the same poll, which which means it's not are runn a race, laura. so i guess, you know, iffo you're getting if you're running second, good for. christie. that's not the point. the point is to actually win s gettin. and he's getting trounced by trump right now. soso, it it means nothing. >> it means he's the king of the dwarfsdw and trump is still the political giant and every state right now that we're seeing in the early states and obviously in the national polls. so. for chris yay for chris chre in his little small triump ih and beating out ron desantis by one point in new hampshire right no.w. yeah. mr. jared boyd wrote that no. t, not molly matt, really quickly on this, when when you see this debateers next week, the republicans on stage, they're going to try to take out perhap whos thatg they who we just interviewed of. it's kind of takin bg the nation by storm is focusing on him going to be a good tactic for i' someone like desantis? 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>> i loved your comment. >> it was awesome. i certainly didn't this muchattt media attention again. i didn't expect this mucioplayia attention playing in the u.s. open while pregnant. and i was just so thrilled that everyone wanted to celebrate life. life is such a hug huge --e is z such a huge deal. and to have people celebrate ist and it as valuable and important, no matter what stagee is, i mean, it. renewed my faith in society. >> well, you got lot of great attention, but the fact that the golf journalism world is so shocked that not everybody agrees on the issue of roe versus wade, there therewadr shocked. but i don't know where they've been for the past 50 years. hat they so shocked that wer they had to pull the story. imagine if you were a, you know, a golfer that, you know, came out as bisexual, you'd be celebrates u knowd to e all sorts of, you know, awards you'd be given. but, you know, in this case now, they don't want to hear the story. >> well, i think that'knows. the point is that, you know, the news media is supposed to report newsha t and that. is going to garner the public attention. that's generally what they try to put out. t apparently the apparently, that's only the case if you have a certain opinion. and sot that m the fact that myn was censored, whether it was because i'm a christian or conservative was, that was really unfortunate. >> have you felt in anymember ostracized by your fellow toursf or the players on the tour because of this? have you felt any of tha>>t. ll no, honestly, i've eitherort. received silence or fulllationsh support and i still appreciate that. but i think that, you know, whenh people, causs thes you hau with people. you can discuss these issues even if you disagree d and havee respectful dialog. that's what i want to getg back to is dialosu og and making sure that all opinions are heard. the only way you ever figure ade out if you're wrong about it opinion is by having conversations with peopld sohata who with you. and so that's why freedom of soci. is so fundamental functio >> a functioning society. well, nothing you said was wronnothing wrong.g. fac i mean, there's just no debate about what you said. what you said is just a fact ary and i know you're due in your expecting for next month, correcest? yes, that's correct. when's the when are you going to get back on the golf course after you have the baby? that's the question. all the fans want to knowa, amw. >> i know.i t i'm just looking forwardha to being a momthen i want to adt to that and then we'll make a decision going forward. is goi ai have a feeling your sr daughter is going to be a golfer. that's my sense. bide. hank all right. biden thinks that he's in the senate again. and g i raymond his three wishes. i'm so generous. friday follies with raymond arro is next day there. >> if you have diabetes getting on dex country is the single most important thing you can do. and it's by medicare. >> before using the dexcom g7, i was really frustrated when cee was stuck. was stuck. dexcom gttecisions7 your glucoss to your phone or receiver er been k so than ev you can make better decisions in the moment. >> so easy to usicare. e. my one c has never been lower. now more people than ever are covered by medicare. call now to get started. >> attention medicare recipients. if you need medical oxygen, the aria portable oxygen concentrator may now be available at little or no cost to you. call now to see if you. stop dealing with bulky tanks and aria portable oxygen concentrator converts the air around you into medical grade oxygen. it's convenient. lightweight and battery powered to go everywhere. go even on a flight. and if you have medicare, you could qualify for a unit at little or no out-of-pocket costs. aria uses same technology found in higher priced units for hundreds less. you get smart sense technology, flexible flow rates up to 16 hour battery life and the industry's best warranty all in an ergonomic comfortable design that you can try. risk free for 30 days. remember, if you have medicare, you could qualify to get your aria portable oxygen concentrator at little or no cost. 806 40 9128 that's 800 86491 to wait. >> these celebrities are about to find out how the cold will kill you in minutes. want to underestimate me? 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>> the president of the republic of korea. >> we needed the voice of. god to tell us so we canr get ahead of the issues as they appear with the experience that we've experienced during excu. ndemic excuse me. this is falling off. at >> hey, good lord. what's falling off is anyst confidence the president can host an international gathering law. imagin image reaction, and at one point, his earpiece falls out at the endction. and he walf without saying goodbye to the two people he's presumably hostin host sam just said, it's like me when i had to have those clip on. in fact, yeah, thanksam.s. uff n i appreciate that. all right. and you're in new york. i see you doin n g the fancy stuffth in new york. >> well, not really, laura. the nee new yow city council hae outdoor dining or what? i like t to call curbside eatinm shack. oh, i hate permanent mayors sol >> adam sold the gutter dining this way. first thing we had to do was we had to create this image of a nightlife mayo tr, a city thar never sleeps. so i was not allowed to take a nap. you know bring your booth to a restaurant, a little outdoors will helnd tryp you, you know, and try, man. you know, you look intdrbyo knon you date, you may drive by, you may see eye candy, sit downan somewhere. you may even pop in, you know, come in, slip. give me a numberdining iway an. come out fine, man.oo you know. outdoor diningr dini is the way to go. >> so outdoor dining will help you be a player. oh. >> this is insane., these dining shacks. laura, they're literally take t up miles of parking spaceshe. y they eat a lane of the street. they're filthy. they cause horrible traffic.e they're magnets for rodents. and when the rats aren't there, the homeless, use them for overnight lodging. bye need more of these? >> by the way, a 12 foldinin increase of these dining checks since 2020. >> it's ridious.c. now, raymond, i remember we went to a couple of those during that likeyou al the aftee of covid and just you always thok down to see if a ratst in running over your foot in new york. so it's -- it's always it's -- it's never feels in newi they don't want cars in new york at all. they want to get rid of all the cias and have it be a pedestrian city that started with michael bloomberg and it's getting worse. all right raymonttind, i'm actuy granting you three wishes. >> it's friday. thank you. thank you. look, was announced this week that britney spears husband, saamm asghari, filed for divorc. now, i wish. i could understand why mr. spears wants a divorce . >> whatever. could it be, laura? well, i'm brok, lae. i am sorry. tell i've got no sound that works get tmr me. >> she needs help.t he tmz is reporting her husbandbizr is concerned about her bizarre goties aactivity and there may be charges of infidelity. >> let's take a poll. >> let's take a poll on that. es what else, ray? well, i won't take that poll,r h not after that brittany got outd of her conservatorship whilen on the blindside guy, michael oher, claims he's trapped in one sort of a blind side.eopl but i wish people would blaming sandra bullock for all of this. she won an academy award. for playing the mother in the movie, which never said thisy wa was adopted, by the way. actors are not the people y on the screen.hi newsflash no one asked gary oldman to return his oscar because churchill said some insensitive things about racial groupsal group and. ray no one no one asked jamie foxx to return his oscar because racy charles had 12 children by ten different women, along with a no. , righblem you know, and i want to ask tom hanks. right.e right. apologize for what? what was he saying againapoled well, he apologized to they didn't ask him to apologize for that performance colonel of colm parker, which neither look nor sounded like colonel tom. i wish to promote you, mr. president. lae you ready to fly? >> you know, on second thought, laura, i thinkur maybe he shoulo return any oscar or any awards peopr that performance. but not for sandra bullock and these other people that did nothinrongg. t >> no, i mean, okay. i just. i'm socause we i that's that std because we should just be celebrating adoptio's kinn or what? >> and instead it's kind of i don't know what's going on. that's hard to shakedy is ge down. somebody is trying to get money one way or the other, whether it's a family or michaelhi, weg. don't know at this point, but we'll know soon enough. i agree with michael lewisaura:a who said the family didn't get in really anything. it seems like michael lewis knew morisew more boe, wrote th. >> what else you got? one more where finally, i wishis tourists would stop using major attractions as it were, her their personal property. this is a woman refillin wg her water bottle at rome's trevi fountain. >> i guess it's not as bad the laura as the tourist that went v to the colosseum and carved love notes into the side of the colosseum. al, are allurself american tourists. >> this is not a way to endear yourselfrest ouys. the rest of a guys. >> this is why them. that's. buis is why the phrase uglrtedno american actually started. you can't do that. but, raymond, you know.circus no, i'm not going to say bringav back the circus. people have to stop talking to me. that's all ri off. all right, raymond. three wishes. i feel so generous>> you. today. have a great weekend. all right. this week i found ou can ttwell how fighters can take a punchho and then keep on going. well, how did they do it? 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whatou thinkso to get me back, e into a cryotherapy chamber where i suppose to get recovery. is for uwell, i didn't cry.et i >> it's called everestis because emulates mount everest the cold. oh, it's going to get to about -300 degrees celsius. -300 degrees, -300 degrees.some always trying to kill me herbodo just because. i bet you it doesn't mean you have to kill me with a cold like me in t that put this on.i this is all this is really going to do a lot. by the waylot for , i gloves ana little headband. make sure we don't get no frostbit>> it e on the fingers f the ear lobes called me. it's just trying to take me out for our next. yeah. i got to get you in the rematch. all right, so five now we'ret i fiing to go in. i've seen a lot of pro fighters that came in here literally left crying within 10 seconds about the fact more is in their early 30 seconds. it's a great smiley faces. hat s that's a real warrior. that's our fighter on the right. your 10 seconds. od >> nice laura wow. >> that was impressive. that was cool. i thought might be a little tired after working out with me all day long. >> so let him sit down for just a few minutes. what are your pre pre fight rituals? do you have any? yeah. pretty private rituals is usually jus?ght rituas t king my energy to myself, staying on myself, gather my own, not being around anybody and just eating very clean, healthy to make sure that i can go out there and fight to my full potential. >> and i'm guessinto make sure t you don't drink alcohol use at all or zero never zero in a lot. 11 years, 12 years since college. i just i quit cold turkey. i said, i'm going to commit my life to fighting, you know, fantastic. i'm fighting for a bigger purpose, notfe to just myself. i'm fighting for the right. i'm fighting for law enforcement, for the fighting ft responders and all the military out there. so, you know, i want to make sure that i don't cheat them of of what they deserve. how about prayer. any prayer in life that is important to you? yeah, it's -- it's very important to pray to my lord and savior jesus christ. i up in a baptist and christian family, my my grandfather warews a pastor in the church, so. wow. you know, my family was all big . and we went on a missionary trips to prague as kids. and so, yeah, i to god every night and i'm thankful. i know i'm very blessed. i wouldn't be here and havy e platform if it wasn't for god. >> there was a viral momentr go a few years back. >> you won a big fight. you took a call from president trump. oh, the policies call me mr. president, a great fighter, man of god.. you make it so easy out ofations congratulations. >> i wanted to watch that fight today. oh, man. >> that's one of the greatest moments in my career to have a sitting president me after a fight saying that he left, you know, a 60,000 person crowd in ohio when he was rallying just to callhio wher me and wath my fight. it's just so humbling. you know, a small kid from oregonit is soro here i am havig the sitting president, the most famous person, the entire world callinh th g me to congratulate me, telling me that he watched my fight and said, you know, i with a lot of power and grit and, you know, he's honored to follow me. and i can thank president trump enough for what he's done for my career. so do you think he's backing in the mosque zuckerberg fight? that's amazing is question yea, that's that's an easy question. you know, he's a he's all about, you know, free speech and our constitutional rights here in america. soe speech nstituti i know that president p is definitely supporting elon musk in that fight. let's take is supplon back letn sad y 30 years for both guys, okay? they're both in their forties, okay? basically their forties, trump and biden. and theyththey b both took a co. months to get in shape. who would wiwouln a fight if, s again, they took some time to train and they were younger matiungen? it's no question president trump would drop a bomb on biden. the thing with biden is, a you know, he can't even ride a bike. look at trump. he's going out to three rallies a day flying across the country, stamina, stamina foa y,r days. he's a cardio king. i mean, you've seen his hands, those things. our lunch boxes. if he hates you with those hands, you're going to sleep. it's night. night. soht night at the fight in nove, both biden and decide to go toe to watch. yeah. what you think the crowd's i reaction will be if joe biden decidef decides s he's to reacha different dynamic of the people who go to big ufc match. what do you think the crowd would do if biden walked outk t yeah, i think even in a blue city such as new york, i think all the crowd were booing because you see just how trashed nyc is now and just it's a you know, it's a depleted city and a trump walked in. he'd be a rock star. it'd be like a rolling stones concert where everybody's on their feein, be ar.t screamr president trump and his name screaming u-s-a. they know he's the last fight between, you know, freedom and,s communism. >> now, the guy with the nickname chaos was done training. >> he was ready to get back to preparing for his own fight. his nextchaos was done fight har this year. >> the angle would like to be th. sides next f are we allowed? oh, yeah. you guys are more than allowed. you guys get the front row guys first page access. you guys, we're going to give you everything we want. want you come backstage beforeo out. i'm going to see you front row when wanto i walk out, i'm gonna give you a hug before i walk in. not gonna go with that undisputed title foris b americl right? >> yes. there are behind the scenes rphotos and some videos fromoso the big brawl up on social media. so go ton somedia at instagram,, and you'll see it all there. and i want to thank you for watching all week long, our new timeslot, 7 p.m. we're kind oftn getting used to it. remember, it is america nog usw and. you bet. forever. pete hegseth is in for pe it all fromormever. here. >> have a great weekend. hello there, everybody. i'm martha maccallum along with katie pavlik, jessica tarlov, pete hegseth and greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york cityis i and thiss th is a five oh oh. >> what you know what you do. and then i think, you know, i know that you knew your dollars and it's taxing on him best man. best man