lawrence jones. this footage from sunday shows the moment a nevada -- created by anti-capitalist climate protesters blocking the road to this year's burning man music festival. the truck was made from a metal. the authorities then moved in to arrest the activists and get the roads opened again. that moment is not just making waves in america, it is resonating with people across the globe who are fed up with eco-protesters. activists have been shutting down busy highways, in london, accountaivists brought traffic to a crawl during a slow march. others have thrown paint and attempting to destroy priceless pieces of art. many groups have backing of big-name actors and hollywood celebrities, chelsea handler, who have made contributions bank rolling many smaller activist groups. lawrence, everyone is fed up, real people have to drive and commute to work. it is not disney heires that get to bank roll destructors, people are fed up and done. bless the rangers. >> lawrence: everyone has been waiting for law enforcement to step in. you as a private citizen, there is nothing you can really do. the moment you step in, you get charged with assault. people have been waiting for law enforcement to serve justice there. it is insensitive to hijack tactics invented during the civil rights movement. that is where this originated. i question their sincerity, as well. climate protesters, you did not see them in east palestine, who is still suffering right now, not one activist. i don't believe them when they say they want a cleaner climate. how about picking up trash in major cities and getting human feces and litter all over the cities and making sure kids know what gardening is. there is way to win american people over, stopping people from providing for their family is not the way to do it. emily compagno people benefited from capitalism to the tune of tens of millions of dollars like getty and disney and the like and they can sit in their shelters locked and shell out for protesters. >> interesting because they are funding organizations like just stop oil. if you don't have oil, what will your private jet run on? strong, or disney or getty to say, let's end oil, they have self-sustaining ivory towers to live in forever. the rest of the people have to put gas in their car. it is more expensive to fuel an electric vehicle and pay at a charging station for a full charge than to fill up a tank of gas. most people have cars that run on gas and this hate capitalism, that is only thing that will make the environment better, that will heal the climate, that is where innovation comes from. if you have great ideas married to great technology, that will give you solutions to? of the other polluting issues we've had over the years. we are not there yet, it is only capitalism that will get you there. >> emily: common sense. >> to kennedy, outlining benefitings of capitalism. burning man, is an organization committed to bringing down capitalism. these protesters are in sync with and they are blocking their way. i was sitting back thinking, these folks need a marketing clas. to bring people to your view, you don't do that by ticking people off. you do that by building bridges and explaining your point of view. time and again, they act like 12 year olds, throwing paint and glu on priceless paintings, things that are silly and done a horrible job of putting forward their point of view. i don't have a lot 've sympathy for it because of the way they act. >> what this cop did by breaking down the bear kid is great, there needs to be more. you are keeping people from getting to the hospital or their jobs, it is a criminal acts, should be treated as such. charge them with something. once people are treated seriously, destroying great pieces of art, you will see it happen less. they are doing this on behalf of communism and capitalism, we have current events showing capitalivity countries have far and better environmental standards. soviet union was known for -- and red china, horrific hell hole, i agree, lawrence, i don't buy these people care about the environment. i am from out west, conserv conservationists want to use land, these are not those people. they only care about controlling the economy and controlling people's lives. >> emily: what do students say when tasked with change and do they feel they are being painted with a broad brush? people spraying milk shakes on davinci, do they see this is radical and they are trying to ush push back? >> i teach at hillsdale. what i see with young people, they are being told the world is awful and there is nothing to live for, that the future is bleak. you see it represented in ways, they are being taught falsehood and it is affecting how radical they are being. >> so interesting. more to come, including this, d.c. federal judge putting donald trump legal fight on a direct collision course with the presidential race selecting the day before super tuesday to start his trial. the political impact next. our ears connect us to the moments that matter. give them the nutrients they need with lipo. it's formulated with ingredients clinically shown to protect your ears from dizziness, ear ringing, and even hearing loss. never miss a moment with lipo flavonoid. veteran homeowners. do you know what's taking a big bite out of family budgets? car loans. car loans used to have lower rates and took just a few years to pay off. now rates can be 12 to 15% and take five years or more to pay off. get a newday 100 va cash out loan at lower mortgage rates to pay off those high rate car loans. own your car and have no more monthly car payments. 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"wall street journal" warns trial start could have major political implication. march 4 choice means some republican voters from early and super tuesday state will see ballot as chance to protest unfair treatment of mr. trump. voting for him will be there way of giving establishment the middle finger. mr. trump might have gop nominationing sewishing n up before the verdict arrives and voters learn he is a convicted . we have years of investigations into how to keep donald trump off the ballot, get him in prison. we had the january 6 committee to find out information, they handed that over to jack smith and then destroyed evident so republicans could not look through it. jack smith had years to look over this. at time joe biden was elected he hope there was way to prevent his opponent from running for office. you had years of work put into this. trump team was asking for time to gather information. this judge known for being partisan says, we'll do it in middle of the election season and been open about hating donald trump, seems like she should not be overseeing this trial. that is what we have here, this is not election interference, this is election rigging on the part of democrats to keep their primary political opponent out of office. >> emily: the argument is mr. trump's behavior created own consequence but this timing is within purview of the justice system, that has been manufactured. >> gerri: yeah, you better be careful what you wish for, to mollie's point. some charges we're seeing don't make sense, they are not packed up with information that support them. look at this and we get into election season and i'm sure a lot of trump supporters continue to get onboard, there are people that say this doesn't seem right to us, we'll get onboard too. could have opposite effect prosecutors think. >> emily: how do you see this playing out? we had debates and certain candidates polls surged, nikki haley, mike pence, desantis rose up, donald trump went down a bit, but enjoying huge lead. how do you see this duck tailing with impact of "wall street journal" editorial board predicted, what do you think is going to happen? >> this is the best campaigning tool, the indictments because more timing looks suspicious, more it fires up voters. democrats know what they are doing, they are both wounding him, but guaranteeing his nomination at the same time. they don't mind firing up his base and republican voters and that is what they are trying to do, goating them into voting for trump and hoping one of the things coalesces and finalizes before election day so he can be convicted and what his legal team is asking for is more time. they asked to go into be 2026 to have more time to prepare for the trial set to begin on march 4, they are not going to get that and they know and it does feel like all of these different elements, judges or justice department, special counsel are working together on a compresed calendar and that can't be a coincidence, they want republicans to vote for him and this is only way to take him down. we don't know if they can take him down, there is a lot outstanding, which makes it even more wild. >> emily: you travel all the time, what do you hear? >> you compare this case to other cases and say, hunter biden, took five years for a weapon charge and tax charges to get an indictment and you guys are able to bring this together within a matter of months, that distribute seem like a fair road map for the legal system tlchl is truth prosecutors on federal level are known to be aggressive, unless you're rich, powerful, well connected. then you go to donald trump aspect and mrit ramifications, they did not calculate this, remember traditionally democrats have been pro-criminal justice reform. noticing there is issues with the justice system, i don't think they anticipate and have talked about mug shots and i dismiss that. relate to how criminal justice system treated black males historically it has taken black maleses off. you had donald trump making end roads with the economy and black business owners saying we may not agree with this personality, per se, but we benefited from wealth of the trump economy and now black males say, this is a mesed up, what does he know? what about donald trump is they don't want him back in office and why are they treating him like they have treated us? that is a heavy gamble the democrats are making when losing black males, that can be an election changer. >> emily: fascinating point and i see why i see this as true circus, i've never seen something like this being played out in serious court, never seen federal prosecutor ram down the justice system talking about 19 defendants and here is 11 million documents, be ready in six months. the irony of the democrat party hold criminal justice system and treating it as vehicle for political agenda. it takes away attention and actual people in incarcerated system who deserve our attention more than this person subject of absolute beast hunt. >> lawrence: to the point about climate change, they don't believe in this stuff, they do it for political purposes, they have the opportunity, liberal talking about fbi being corrupt for years, if they care about taking fbi out, this was their opportunity and they are on the sideline. >> emily: president biden dubbed unwanted candidate after new polls show majority of americans think he is too old to serve effectively. stay with us. let me be direct... you're watching football wrong! what do you call a guy in face paint that can't get the game? 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>> i appreciate the question, i get it often, as you know. what i would say and many colleagues have said this, the president says this, if you watch him and see what he's done last two years, this had the has had historic prez dens in just two years. the jobs he's created and he's been able to turn the economy around. if you look at inflation reduction act and what it will do to help americans as relates to healthcare. this is a president who has done -- taken historic actions. >> lawrence, is this a skit? everything that she thinks, i get asked about this a lot. vast majority of people think the president is too old. she talks about the economy, 38% of americans say the economy is their top issue, number one issue, 70% of respondents think the country is heading in the wrong direction. >> lawrence: halfway through the response, mute for me. >> historic. >> very historic american people are feeling it. traditionally, look, at 29 years old, he was elected. 100 years ago, i wasn't even born. he's always been wrong on the issues, but now he's gone. that is what the american people are saying. he used to be joe with the gaffes, he was known as one of the greatest retail politicians and he could get a crowd going, that was his asset. now that is gone and his other unfortunate errors only highlight it more and age affects everyone differently, one asset joe biden no longer had is no longer there for him. you had a personality and staff could come up with legislation. now the person can't sell what the staff is doing. they got away with this during the last babying because hew was in the basement. why are they bringing more pandemic measures back for the american people to see? are they planning on doing the same strategy? >> they want control, it is problematic for the president. karine jean-pierre is like, just watch him, we watch him. that is the problem, everyone watches him and they see what he's doing and his gaffes and he appears to be head of this organized crime family on the grift for years. right. age is an issue, he is oldest president, we see him shuffling and not remembering names, but i don't think that is his big problem. you mentioned in the 2020 campaign the media ran that campaign while he sat in the basement and used covid to attract the trump administration. a lot of pandemic responses were ridiculous. they would say, i'm not sure we need to be this crazy, that looks different. ukraine impeachment, donald trump alleged corruption in ukraine involving the biden family, that is not in dispute. there was amazing interview withes viktor shokin talking about how he was investigating burisma, who was paying the bidens and joe biden was able to get rid of that. these issues look didn't than in 2020. >> it is different match up for voters, look at polling, 87% of respondents have hard time paying for groceries, 85% paying for gas and 81% find it difficult to pay for basic utilities. >> those are numbers there and one number i found compelling, two thirds of parents with families are just living paycheck to paycheck, you can listen to what is coming out of the white house about inflation, reality, it stings, it is anomaly, the numbers are diving, they are still building on huge gains from last year. we saw 40-year highs on prices at grocery stores, oil and gas and now it is continuing and biden is saying, growth is coming down, we have growth. people can't afford things, parents can't afford diapers. and forget challenge. emily, what happens now? we're watching this and seeing his numbers tank, not just with republicans and republicans, but democrats, as well. does someone else, another establishment democrat get into the race because that window is closing? >> people like gavin newsom are waiting for the green light from the establishment, that is what we've been subjected to is establishment machine of which biden and obama and likely gavin newsom have been a byproduct. we will be -- if it is kamala, remains to be seen. the reality, being it ises are frightening, that means thanksgiving sitting at table of 10 with extended relatives, almost nine will have had difficulty with gas, paying for food. eight out of 10 dipping into savings, it is offensive the white house tries to white wash it, everything is amazing and historic. historic in failure, that is what it is historic for. we will see change in 2024. we have to. s >> like watching your house burn down and kjn going, let's roast marshmallows. nikki haley doesn't want kamala harris to be president, get in line and media coming to the vice president's defense again blaming the latest criticism on racism. that is next. is or want to upgrade to your dream kitchen, call newday. ♪ >> emily: republican presidential candidate nikki haley has concern says about president biden health and ability to serve a second term and warned a vote for joe biden could be vote for president kamala harris. >> my concern is we cannot have kamala harris as president. we can't chance this, we have to have a new generational leader that will bring in republicans and pull back the independence and bring back in suburban women and hispanics and the asian communities, we have to win this. the thought of kamala harris being president should send a chill up every american's spine. >> emily: she is not wrong, according to jemelle hill, haley's comments are racist. part of the reason racism is sickness is because politicians know they can rally a certain race with the fear of a black woman might be president if you don't vote for me. here is my question, lawrence, given the fact fox news poll pulled out almost 60% of americans, view her unfavorable, does that make 60% of americans racist or that she is not doing her job? >> all those 60 were white. i found this conversation comical considering the base of democratic party is black voters and kamala harris. black voters nomination to begin with and joe biden made her vice president. democrats can't use base as being vice president of the united states and call everyone else racist. joe biden said i'm going to pick a black woman. first measure before any qualification, it is rich, factually inaccurate and she sees it will strike a nerve in the american people and i wish americans would focus on this more. she could be the next president of the united states, god forbid. it would talk sense into the american people. >> joe biden was smart when he picked her as vp, this insurance policy gance getting him out. not sure nikki haley is best to prosecute this, her campaign is built on her identity, hillary clinton 2.0 talking about how she's better because she is female and this is not an argument to win the gop primary, identity politics is not something -- >> agree to disagree, she is probably the best person of this presidential field to make this argument as woman of color, which jemele hill is missing when talking about nikki haley, who is not a karen from south carolina, her parents came from india and she's had to deal with racism, being attacked by people like coulter about worshipping cows. she's seen it first hand, but distribute play the victim. she is playing to her strength and look at her record and make a case and nikki haley had a strong debate performance a lot of people didn't expect and ms. hill needs to do homework about who she is attacking in terms of racism >> the poll reflected that. nikki haley is not white, either, she's served as governor and ambassador to the un, take her with experience and for decades in that realm, if she's saying kamala harris is not a viable candidate, let's listen. >> right. i agree with that, we have to be able to criticize people regardless of race or gender if you are in the public sphere, it is going to happen and you have to go with it and embrace it, defend yourself against it. don't say this group of people will never be publicly criticized because of color or gender, that makes no sense, it is not american. >> emily: attention given to the same talking heads that just say the same thing everyday all day about race exhausting, not sure where the oxygen keeps coming. >> coming up, sorority sisters went to court to revoke a trans student who they say was peeping at them and had them living in fear. the judge's ruling next. every day, more dog people, and more vets are deciding it's time for a fresh approach to pet food. they're quitting the kibble. and kicking the cans. and feeding their dogs dog food that's actually well, food. developed with vets. made from real meat and veggies. portioned for your dog. and delivered right to your door. it's smarter, healthier pet food. get 50% off your first box at thefarmersdog.com/realfood want luxury hair repair that doesn't cost $50? 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>> how horrifying this is. men were not allowed beyond first floor. we did not have locks on our doors, everyone had to be announced and approved for safety, decor umand for fostering at tender age of 18 to 21, semblence of sisterhood. it was sacred and fact judge could say your bylaws don't define a male, i'll dismiss this lawsuit, the girls are craving for protection including where they sleep. this is horrible and it breaks my heart for the young women. my sorority was first female sorority known among women, they wanted one for themselves, so they created their own. everyone with a thousand different identities, create your own and give ourselves our own space. >> then everyone can participate in the greek system, why you have a number of different houses. i dropped my daughter at college last week, if she goes into the greek system, if there were someone spying on her, who was arouse said while showering, i would give her bear spray thachl is what happened here. >> that makes this case appalling, what the allegations were about this man. if anyone can be in women-only space, you can't have women-only space. it is great, we need our own places to be. being tolerant to the point of allowing this to happen is horrible for everybody, not nice for women or society and people are sympathetic with having confusion about sex they are not realizing it is destroying entire systems, institutions, safety for women and men. >> we spent time promoting women in sports and other places to say, give it up, think of importance of women's education, women going to school with young women and that is a bonding experience. we can't walk back on that. it saddens me to see. >> you have fought to save women's lives, you have been an incredible trailbraiser and soldier and champion for women, i appreciate what you have to say. >> it is hard for women to speak for themselves and that is what i try to promote. do we get rid of the greek system all together? 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[laughter] no, i'm, as a short person it's not a big issue for me but my husband is 6'5", when he's in the seats and someone reclines it goes into his knees and so painful. >> you know what he can do, he can recline. >> i'm 6'5" and i'm for recline, that's when you pay for. you need the extra room, plus my dog travels with me, she needs her space and -- >> that's my issue. i have a poodle puppy, rufus, who is adorable, we need a picture, and he's sitting here. if you recline a ton, he cannot see me. >> two inches, that's all you get. if you get it, take it. and you are not being a jerk. it's like you are a jerk if you are breathing on the plane. >> if it's nighttime or global travel. >> it's a function and feature of the seat you pay for. those who cannot have it, accommodation and exception, so it's incumbent on you to pay for a seat in the exit row where the row in front of you does not recline. the whole point, the masses shouldn't have accommodate the exception, that's how i feel. >> recline all day. >> beautiful point, emily. >> i'll do it. thanks to everyone for watching. don't forget to dvr the show. here is "america reports." >> john: emily, thank you. see you again tomorrow. republican candidates heading to iowa in a race to close the gap with front-runner donald trump. he is staring down a series of court dates in the height of the campaign season. >> sandra: nikki haley and chris christie says his legal troubles are a distraction ahead of 2024. does it give other candidates a leg up? we will ask them when they join us live today and how they are preparing for next month's big debate. >> john: begin this tuesday with