is the "ingraham angle" fromthi washington tonight. trial by error. that's the focus of tonight's♪ angle. and they might be asking why is public trust in the american judiciam l systeme declining? well, it's not simply the blmblm propaganda flooding our schools our universities as told young people that disproportionateca incarceration of african-americans equals racismns equracism. it's not just that respect for our justice system is also due to democrats crusade, both against trump and against traditional americans in general. >> now, for the most agreet egre previous example, look no further than trump's civil trial in york, brought by trump hating activist letitia james. nog acw, yesterday, judge arthuh anger on who looks like any random legal panelist on msnbc blatantly revealed his anti-trump bias fors to the world to see because he went so far as mock trump'sea phrase about the perfect phone call, even using air quotesit. as he said it. hi now a conversation with the president must get this right. >> i a conversation that the president had with zelenskyy is somehow fair game for w a fraud triaitl that deals with actions years ago. look, i saw this and i thought,a look, nobody will be surprised by this. this guy'sty going a lefty going back to his days as an wa. thitnam war protester we all know what's goinger on here. no case, like this has evervalun been brought in new york, overvaluing assetssets and. and they're bringing it now only to try to break trump financial. ran and we know if trump never ranpr for president, they neveesidr he targeted him, never would have happened. that's undeniable. thisand prima facie evidence ofe rank political vendetta at work hereat here.. now, the media has made it veryo clear to any democrart in the doj or the d.a.'s offices around the country that their jo b is to prosecute joe biden's political opponents by any means necessarnyy. they don't want equal application of the law. that's why?o-hama there are no cries fors t ba prosecuting those pro-hamas nut bagsgsamaged damaged white monum house property and historic monuments last weekendas. >> now, imagine if it had beent conservative protestto who tried to scale the white house fans who splatter paint the gates?vo >> think of the resources that would have been devotedtely to arresting every last suspec t . well, we already have a pretty good idea. don't live how they handle protests that they d they don't approve of.rnn they do things like carry outone early raids on the homes of elderly january 6. suspectsd no who committed no as of violence. open and 6:00 in the morning, i hear boom, boom, boom, boom, boom. fbthi i open the door, opene at the door. well, knock it down. mand one was pointing an assaut rifle at my head about four feet away, said, please step outside. i stepped outsid d mee. they they handcuffed me. i said, what is this about? and they n pro said search warrant. >> they never produced one. they never showed it. am9:00 in the morning, i am on y bed doing my emails, which i usually do. i can hear some ruckus going ro. on in the other room. so i get up, come around the corner, and i hear somebody barking, hands up, fbi. reaso >> they proceeded to handcuff me. give me no reasons why. of no search warrant. >> god forbid they present a search warrant and they don't . they also launched a massive made for tv manhun fort. s th >> this happens almost two years after january sixth. the fbeyi, they arrested a january six defendant after a major police manhuntr police. >> yeah, that's right. he was a new jersey national guard who is charged with felonies in connection with thet january 6 attack.is he was there at the capital. gregory yemen is his name. whenen the f w the fbi went to e him. he fled. and there was a massiv nhunt ine manhunt man in new jersey. >> how many times can they say massive manhunhu t tot this week? >> just to give you a sense of the resources spent federal a state and local law enforcement? >> yeah, huge resources werene used in this attempt to arrest this former new jersey national guardsmen who'd been wanted for allegedly picking up a can of pepper sprar and using it agt capitol police and other protestersrs. d hi so this guy, gregory edmunds, 46 years of age, turned himsel f in without incident. but the fbi made its point, didn't it? and by the way, this was all done to arrest an individual who the local mayor said was no threat to the . which begs the question, why n dieed d they need to deploy swat teams, police, canines, call in the helicopters, roadblocks, all that? why didn't they do that? well, many americans get it right. they see it for what it is. this is a two tiered system of justice. arresting thisa guy with such a big display of force is a message. >> all of you not worth attending a rally, any kind t inof rally. d bo now, was it in any wayt even proportional that head of the proud boys, who wasn't even at the a capitol on january 6, was handed a sentence of 20 two years in federal prison? >> the prosecutoosecutorr said t the sentence was meant to deter weyers who were, quote, unhapp with the results of future elections. >> huhll? hat kind well, how many fentanyl drug dealers whose pills have killedf people get that kind of sense? just last month, the dealer linked to the deadly pill so sold to actor michael kay williams 5. ison. >> he got a measly five years in federal prison. ears forfive years for selling y drug that killed man. >> so we have gang members. we got drug dealers,, child mure molesters, murderersre, and perhaps even terrorists who've crossed our southern border. >> and yet the biden administration, they don't see.m to about that. >> there's 280 something people os 280- the tern terrori> are they out of the country or the in the country center? >> they very well may be out of the country, but you don't know. >> but they know where those dot january 6 people are and they just don't care about the border crossers because that narrative is bad for them politically. >> yet not so with the january 6 cases, because they're key to biden's campaignxpendi . thus, the doj is stillngs on expanding massive resources on those cases. >> we've seen about a thousand 200 cases thus far, but a thousand other people have been on t a. od and on top of that, you've got. a thousand others who are unidentified yet who could face charge atutitationss. >> and the statute of limitations expires in early 2020 six. >> look, as long as the democrats think that this s pols them politically, they're going to keep the charade going when threats to society run free. this simply makes us trust themt less, though, if that's possible. at this poin'st. >> and that's the angle. joining me now is mike davis, founder of the articleand form three project and former clerk for justice gorsuch. also with me , it's wisenberg, former deputy independent counsel and fox news contributor.r. >> mike, let's start with you. n want to get back to this judge in new york. i mean, i think he actually is doing the public a favor in a way, and maybe trump just revealing how biased nott only is he is, but this entirefs case being brought against president trump, because if at all, i think most people see what's going on here. ik >> first, i want to commend congresswoman elise stefanik.. . she filed an ethics complaint against this judge today. he is blatantly biased and he has horrific judicialr temperament. and it's verthaty clear thatsh s between this democrat attorney general, tish james ans ded democrat judge and garon, they are railroading president trum tgoing top in ne, and they're going to try to bankrupt him and destro ynce. his business. >> and this is part of the democrats lawfare and election interference . eeding >> now, so you callish. the proceeding clownish. explain that for us. >> well, the proceeding is clownish because the judge is a clown . he's obviously biased. look, laura, i want i wantndersn your viewers to understand this . this is the absolute truth. this case never would have even been brought against anybody othenybodyr donald trump. >> you have no victim.o loss you have no loss. the loans were repaid.s ne the banks never complained about any of this. it is an examples an bill. what they are doing to trump is in is what they for trump for four years of wanting to d doingo they doing totally political prosecutions. so i don't know what else cantro be said about it. >> it's truly it's truly outrageous. well, mike, when you when you hear him quotings nothin the perfect phone call has nothing do with the case. >> i mean, he was reaching for that. he h ae looking for a moment, i guess, to be quoted. >> he's he seems proud, totally proud of his bias against president trumerp. . and even the other day, he said, i've heard enough fro . you. i've heard enough from the defendant. okay. on the stand th i. >> okay. that's that's that's cool. yeah. this democrat judge is a democrat his activist. he's a democrat operative. so his law clerk. cois is outlined in stefanik's complainmpt. this this judge started these proceedings by grinning fo ger the cameras. he ruled against president trump, entered summary judgmentjudgment again n president trump before the trial even began. thishe's holding this show tria. and there he's clearly going to rule against, such president trump. and unfortunately, it looks like these judges in new york, demotte pres're such democra operatives that it looks like the supreme court of the united states may have to stepid in because president trump is getting railroaded. >> well so letitia james feelser a need to, as the prosecutor, walk out and make commentsty muo pretty much every day. i mean, you can kind of understand trump doing it. the whole governmentals he. spc >> but she goes out and she does her little her little, he you know, her little speech. >> and so she decided to,nk you know, kind of take after ivanka this week. >> and she said she was clearlyi atininvolved negotiating and securing loans, favorable loans for the benefirumpt, the trump organization for trump and her brothers and herself almost makinglebrit the case now about ivanka, i guess she wants the celebrit y angle totally inappropriatet ste to do that to somebody who is only a witness. ho stress enough how inappropriate it is. it's -- it's it's -- it's quites gone a circus. and she's gone well beyond. r letitia james, well beyond fair comment or faiber to some of the things that former president trump has forms said d anybody who knows the legalain,t system and is looking at thishe knows how ridiculous this again, these are sophisticated banks that are the supposeddybo. here that never complained to anybody. thould havthey could have set ay interest rate they wanted. that's one of her big theories that he got a better interest rate because of supposedly falsements.e statements. e they these people are an idiot. they could have charged him any interesttoagain, rate they want. >> again, it's -- it's a farce. my question about what we learned today that judge hélene cannon in another trump case iedenied his request to move that classified docs trial until after 2024 election, but she did say she woulduess the case schedule early nexte mi year. so i guess they can make what, another motion or she's just going to reconsider the samer? early next year. >> well i think it's going to depend on how the biden justice department can get president trump the records that any any defendant's entitled to have in a case. aand this is all part of democrat lawfare against president trumt trump. they they impeached him twice for nonsense. urimesthey indicted him four tih for non crimes. they're trying to bankruptey aro business in new york and now they're trying to throw a legal hail marhail mary and just takef the ballot. this they fear that president trump isg to bean like a going y biden like a drum on november 5th, 2024,th and are doing gentl anything they can to 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(engine accelerating) (texting clicks) (tires squeal) (glass shattering) (loose gravel clanking) what a whirlwind couple of daysa for the democrats. >> their moods been all over the place. kind of a whiplashkind o o of e. >> well, after their wins in kentucky and virginia, ohio,n msnbc panels were oozingg excitementexci and liberals wer, proclaiming that biden was back. >> baby. campaign officials said it's we're golden now, but nowmost you can almost feel their hearth palpitations. er third party challengers aren't dropping out of thdroppie race.s >> more are jumping in. that is bobbedy kennedy jr.ein. it's joe manchin. it's cornell west and jillthat k stein. that takes the potential threshold of third party candidates to an unprecedented level. >> if you have two third partyfh challengers that get on the ballot in manye of really, really tight states, it could cause a problem for the president. when you do the electoral math. what happens more often than nothan notcandidt with, a no lae is that donald trump gets elected to the whiteo coun out.i >> there will be no country if we don't have historic and epic voting in 2024. >> doug scared and fears are not without merit, though, georuse first in 2028, remember just 44,000 votes in georgia. arizona and wisconsin, 44,000 separated biden and trump fromg a in the electoral college. and second, you know, money'san in from rich donors who think biden's on the brink. s affili >> and i'm not talking brink of victory. h manchin is affiliated with a group called no labels that is exploring a centristticket tickn in 2024. they are alreadyti on the presidential in 12. states, including several key battlegrounds. former house speaker nancy pelosi has called no labels perilouso s ca to. >> biden has called their efforts a mistake. the >> i bet. and then this from the folkst pk at puck. some are whispering about the potential for a brokered convention next summer wheny led biden could be convinced by party leaders,ep dow people respects like obama, clyburn, nancy pelosi to ste hi. down if his numbers are still dismal. i don't think that's these going to happen, but i say if these folks are too pessimistic, joe bidetic, joen, look, i think he's getting warmed up. i'm looking on the positive side here. and there's a lot of good news out there, lik te he's able to dress himself. >> that's the guy who's going to be sitting across the table from china'sjinping president i in less than a week. and all indications are thatden biden is preparing to begin a new era of capitulatio capn ca excuse me, cooperation. with china. n' now, we know the complicated negotiations have basically been donktiators e by, biden's k negotiators over the past six months or so. >> he's just there foro come o the photo op. but we know this. what's of this going to come out of this will be good for china and terrible us because with biden poised to give up key u.s. leverage, probablye im the major tariffs on chinese imports, xie knows that he can promise and never deliver. joe n >> oh, we're going to help you, joe, on climate change. yeah, right. angethis china prepared to blowr all the hundreds of new coal fired plants they built over the past few years is never going to happen. but theyhappen will dominate evu manufacturing and put our car companiehey wills of business. >> they'll do that. joining me now is elbridge colby, former deputy assistantl, secretary of defense under president trump. right. elbridge 76% of america.ction. thanks for going in the wronges direction. that's the new york times poll. most americans think biden's too old to b e president, but his team is going to determine policy with chinatt that could have profound nes on onnegative effect american life for decades to come. >>, right? right? >> absolutely. and laura, it's actually interestinuall g. found three polls by the "new york times", by bloomberg and by cnn all foundlso th also that americans significantly don't trust the presidene prt on national security. and i mean, there was an article a couple of weekg thatsg saying that the biden team is going to run the reelection campaign on foreign policy. m thin. the i'm thinking to myself, well, you've got a stalemated war in ukraine. according to the ukrainian f ofr, if of defense, could be going in russia's favor if we're not luckt luckwar iny. >> a big war in the middle easta that could expand. north korea is working icbm and the chinese are still going gangbusters on their military and you're going to run on that. so i think the american people are pretty good sensen ms to that. >> this has not beenra: me successful. and meanwhile, chinaanwhile, c t to no good, as usual in thefair manufacturing with its unfair trade practices. and again, a lot of people y a friday night wouldn't be talking about this. but it really is important evng thaaffects pretty everything that's delivered to us here in the united stateea . so they're dumping all this excess capacity. ty they another ramping up their factory output and they're dumpin andg it in europe and they're dumping it in the united states and india every includingin in the united states. and that is not as vigorous, is launching investigationos into these unfair trade practices. europe's worried that they're therinduste car industry is goig to get swamped by all this excess product. now, what is what is the real goal of china here? >> is it just to get rid of excess capacity or is its, to dominate these sectors ultimately well,? >> well, the short term thing may be to get rid of excess capacity, but this is classic mercantilism that the chinese have been pursuing for decades, generations, which to hollow out the industrial sector of their competitors. above all, the uniteitors, a alh is what has happened. and, you know, the administration may ang that they don't want to decouple and they want to keep us in this position of dependency and vulnerabilit thyeloped . but the chinese are decoupling and the chinese have developed leverage. hthey 200 times the shipbuildig capacity we do. obviously, that has huge military ramifications indu. >> but it also tells you the state of our industrial base vis a vis chince hava. for a well, and the the bottom line, i think i think for a los, wt os is we're seeing america tilt back to the middle east, not that there's not important things happening there. there are a lot of potent thingstilting maybe, but tiltie disproportionately to the middle east and essentially giving asia, for all intents and purposes, to g. >> i mean, you kind of feel eve the priority shift happening ife ever was a priority on asia. i means really, i don't think ts really a priority, but i think it's as clear as day now. the new york times eveleader tna reporting today that asian leaders are starting to get nervous. it's like, well, it's about foge we've been talkinbeen t a about this for two years in the ukraine context. now there's the middle east thin theg. k an obviously, that's where the attention is going. blinkeinn and austin are making a little trip to, quote unquote, reassure the asian allies. ian allibut the political capit, the money is gone. we've du dugg a deep hole in the ukraine conflict and now we're in deep also in the middlea east. >> i thought it was so telling that the president did not even mentioinn china in his second oval office address that they said was this huge thing. and he didn't even mention china. what does that say, laura? they are basico i mean, they arg close to sort of begging china for something and they're goings to ask china's help, for instance, to restrain the iranians. you were exactlyu were exact eae this is fundamentally a rivalry between two great powers. and the chinese aren't going to do us any favors. lot asand look, even the wall street journal was reporting this is the news section. they're saying, yeah, there' hs a meeting. but xi jinping has not changed his fundamental view that th eng t united is an existential threat. so we can be sure we're not going to bet they're not going to do us any favors. no, he's not moving toward us. so we're moving toward him. elbridge, you and i have been aware of the curve on this. that's why i love having s you on. thank you so much. all right. emotions are swirling after tuesday'wirling s and the attacks against rnc chair ronna mcdaniel are mounting. she's here next to respond and explain how she's going to bring victory to the got el p year. >> that' s next. pilots are a breed all around. they're laser focused and determined to perform without excuses. this is their top gun school. those who rise to the occasion prove they are hands down the top combat pilots anywhere. these guys are hard hitting ideas. we're more lethal than we've ever been. carnival makes it through here. this is reputation of not an easy place to go through one or 2 seconds. that sometimes would be the difference between life and death. it's the big mash. we want to go out. we want to succeed. you do not want to be on the receiving end of 430 fives. if if he chooses to haunt us, we'll make him regret that decision. cheap action. that's what matters. top combat pilot with dennis quaid streaming now on fox nation. military and veterans. >> sign up for your free year of fox nation now. hello. i'm former arkansas governor mike huckabee. >> what of times you can't control the amount of sleep that you're getting if you can't fall asleep or you're tossing, turning all night. you can't get the sleep. you need to stay healthy. >> i know it's scary unless you use relaxium relaxium. sleep is a product that's made from natural ingredients and it usually works from the very first night. you try it. it helps you fall asleep, stay asleep and wake up refreshed, earning your body those quality hours of that it desperately needs. >> join the hundreds of thousands people who have experienced the relief and health benefits from getting great night's sleep and get relaxium sleep. relaxium helps you fall asleep faster, stay asleep longer and up feeling refreshed. nick relaxium has been a miracle for us since mean and the rest is improved our marriage. >> i don't even know how we lived for 30 years without it. because now i know this differently than i knew him before. >> relaxium sleep is studied, tested and designed by a neurologist to help you fall asleep faster, stay asleep longer and wake up refreshed. relaxium is drug free and not addictive, so you can take relaxium every night and never worry about side effects. and the best part is it can start working from the very first night when i found out about relaxium, my life changed . it really did. stop being afraid and start sleeping. your fears away with relaxium sleep, your body and your mind will. thank you. i'm telling you, relaxium is the real deal. mike huckabee is so confident relaxium will work for you. he's asked us to give away 1000 bottles. call him. get your risk free bottle of relaxium sleep now it's guaranteed to work. or your back. call 800 9196467 or visit try relaxium .com. that's hundred 9196467. or visit. try relaxium dot com. >> are you tired of that old out bath or shower? 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and to that, what do you say. well, first, i'm going to continue to focus on joe there was. emocrat and i think there was a moment missed during that debatalk abo vivek, to talk about the fact3 that we still have 13 americanft hostages, hostages in israel. the fact that for th for the fis ever in the history of either party, we had a jewish coast-spr for debate. and we are in very perilous.i times in ourdo country. the and i do thinktime republican voters and i hear this echoe tiredd the time are d of the circular firing squad . thin our party and they're saying, can we please talk about joe biden and the democrats and border kid and fentanyl and crime and what's happening to our kidss? and inflation. my but i'll definitely defend my record as chair. >> listen, i mean, ron, i think i run i think i agree with you. me just say i mean, all that all that you just agremore. rt i couldn't agree with more. but and you're right. i mean, obviouslshy that that should be a key focus. but i knowacco you believeunta accountability if you talk about it all the time. i mean, everyone i mean accountable. you're right. somebody. that's what i asked you and you went intd yont o another. was >> i'm sorry i took too longt mo on the answer, but i was getting there. i'm not trying to avoid anything. let me promise you tha. t, laura.in >> listen, when. when vivek didn'016, it vote in, i was leading michigan to the first win in history. 30 years in 2018, we defieds pe the odds. oplewe got three senators, people like josh hawley that allowed president trumpt yn to build the largest conservative majority on the supremeem court in 2022.t the rnc, which is a turnout machine, right?th we're not the messengers. we don't create the messages for the campaigns. those are the consultanttants ga who get very well paid. >> well, one of the thingsned that happened was i think in virginia, people were wondering where the money was, whetheing tor they were going td some help from the rnc. tand i know at one pointt you said that you were not asked for money in virginia,fami but a source, a republican source familiar with thear wat a youngkin team in virginia told the angle late tonight that that is false and they'reoe meaning your story keeps changing. anyone who thinkepss virginia republicans wouldn't want to help when we knew we'd be outspent isn' bt being youe s know, ronna they were outspentpe by $8 million. glenn youngkin and it did a phenomenal job ised. he raised a lot of money. a lot of people don't understand fundraisingising.e s i can't raise state dollars. i don't get unlimited convention and state dollars.nd and these were state house and st races. e ar >> the rnc get federal committee. so, i mean, come on, th what can you do this? 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>> and then how didr your consultinthat a didg joueno far respond? a lot of people think that it was school choicwae. as school choice was probably the very last thing that was thing that carried me over. but in all honesty, it was defunding the police. it was illegal immigration. it was the prosecutor oversight bill. it workfor workforce development opportunities in underserved communitie s. my constituents on july 11th, when decided to switch parties, immediately started reachingcare to me saying, you know what, representative mainer? we do not care what letter is next to your name. as long as you're not tryinge dd to defund police and youstill are supporting the kids in our community, we're still going to vot vote for you. >> oh, i love that story. and lisa, you dinoticed noticed' the change in the schools, the schools. a mo as a mother and i'm a mothr of three teenagers, so i'm with you on the school issue 100%. tell us about your exodus, the democrat party. sure. so i got very involved in my children'st were school. i saw all the programsane anat were being pulled in anprod all the promises that they were making and the damage that was being done. ening and it was completely irrefutable. what wasur children. happening r children, what was happening with education, the prioritization of academics over, you know, social emotional learningin type programs. and i'm also a very, very pro-israel, very big israel supporter. and when some of the escalations happened in the past, especially in may of 2021, i saw the way that narrative wasned in being d in, not just in the media,e but also into our schools. and that really just turned me off. >> lw you did in the schools mo back then. it was it was more of the antiop israel anti-zionist, pro-palestinian narrativalniane wow. okay. so you were really way ahead of that, tony. i knowt toare in t you're in thc business or, you know, you're a creative perso toon. and it wasn't too long ago that you were at, i believe, columbia university. and you saw something that thought was very disturbing. wellgu thou most people feel th go to a school like columbiaan and you become indoctrinated. but it had the opposite effecti on mbecae. f i became a conservative and a republican from hearing some of the things that i at the school, you know, the experience of living the my life and seeing how things really are made me realize that some of this stuff was legit. e at sombut in general, you knot was i didn't really believe in it. >> well, and was it the social ? was it the the militancy t on the left and the illiberalism of the left? >> was that part of it, tony? definitely. it was definitely part of it. ibut what at columbia, i, i was sort of like, looked upon as like in like plato's apology, like socratesapolog corrupting the youth of athens. i was like the guy from, y corr the older guy from the reale st world corrupting the students at columbia. you know, like i would tell them about, you know, how this country's like the greatess t. and you can it's still the greatest country, no matter whether we speak rights of any kind, human rights, animal rights. ights. i think that people are better off now than they everthink pe. but at a school like that, the professors and the students thintheessors ak the opposite o. they tell the students that, you know, so how dare you come forward and say anything positive , america? how dare you, sir? i mean, this is as repr representative matter. i want to pull you back in and we'll get back to tony and lisa. why do you think so many minorities today, at least in these pollsk now, it could de change next year, but in these polls, there's a deeatisfactp ti brewing even in the hispanic and mostly among african-americanamerican males,e you see some erosion from the democrats. >> i think that the democratadio party has just traditionally, over timnae not paid attentionay to that voter base. but if thing i to say one thing in particular, i would say illegal immigration. e are okayeopl with legal immigration and right. that is perfectly fine. but even within the hispaniccomn community, you have people that have come to this country legitimately. they're working hard. they're contributingthg to to society, and they themselves do not want to see. illegal immigration right now. you guys have reported several times that there are thousands poming over the border. right now and that leads to foreign policy. k that ti think that the democrs are just underestimating the african american voice and the hispanic voice to just that people do not know what's going on. that is goinimentalg to be detrl to them in 2024. >> and lisa, i thinkdemocrat the democrats are so used to womene sa in the suburbs, ane saw this play out in the endelei in tuesday's elections where where women will especially come out and, they're just voting reflexively democrat. and whether it's the abortion issu: or poue or it's a pounding on that. but -- but what's your message tonighwomen,t to?th >> women, especially mothers, given the dea, the agendaof so in the schools and the deeply anti-american tenomuf r of so mh of what's being taught to kids who are little all the wayy atte through high school, i think. >> what's your message to them? it's to really paylved., campu get involved. you know, we're seeing what's thatening on college campusesed and i am an avid believer that that's not starting in college. that's through 1 starting in k-d they're supposed to be building our childreng them, they're breg them and we're sending them >> l. lege, broken >> so that's a that's a stark description. . but i think sadly, tony, that'st accurate. com and then we move into what's happened to the working class. i mean cla, knows, i come from, a working class background and i live in this fancyea area, t t i'm still my heart is a working class people andth they just throwing in the towel with biden's economy. ou, your view on that, given the declining real wages in because of inflation? the thing that i really want to say, the most important point that i want to make at is that at a place likee colombia, you would be very surpriseliyou wod at the amounte of trump supportersbu in administration, in the among the professors. but thert e afe they were afraid to come out and say it. they're afraid to to becausedont they don't want to lose their jobs and stuff like that. sowant to your typical republit trump supporter, you know, they are the so-called deplorables. s fr but, you know, in my mindmind t they're nothing, anything but deplorable because at least they have the guts to speak out. >> all right. >> lauword tdescribe biden's economy, measure one word>> i failing, lisa, h one word. i have to use the same word, on failing, tony one word deplo to describe biden's economy deplorablera. eprese >> oh, i love it, panel.nt representative lisa, tony,l ab all of you, interesting conversation. former democratsouy tell about why they're leaving the party. >> thank you. i made whistleblower says he went to mark zuckerberg after his 14 year old daughter and other girls were harassed onlines. happ well, you're going to be shocked about what happened after that. whe foruenthe m made it engineer turned whistleblower is here, and that's nexisis here,t. >> >> good morning. >> wikileaks. good, good. >> good morning. yeah. fried dough collects chewy fruit bites for fast and gentle constipation. relief in as little as 30 minutes, making your good morning even better with all chocolates. i've been counting the miles score by holding on to hope that the day come soon. this luxembourg time round gets a go. my turn is starting. once i got off on the phone. oh, you see? 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ing why e you see your kids on these phones. you see how their faces change while they're using themse you and i wanted to know why they weren't doing the work that does by our teens. >> now, you were written about back in 2014 in the "new york times", and i think >> nicemr. nied you as because you were in charge of that partce in char of it wan called facebook that that would try to tryto to encourage people to be nice to one another. so to play devil's advocate here, isn't this just all up forhe marketplace people that determine how to be nicer to regulate their own conduct because you knew things were pretty gnarly back then, did you not? wh yeah, that was not about being nice. what that work was about ten years ago wawas abouago was s, g that a 13-year-old doesn't wanty to useear- the report button and that a 13 year old is not ready for the stuff that is happening to them. thd so most of that work was to about it's part of the papers that have come out this week giving, a 13 year old, a tool that works for them where it e is,'t matter what th because, you know, the thing that matters here is kid knows when they're being harassed, right? no question about the content and they should be able to tell to the platforright?m can you pa help me and that help shouldndtm be helpful for them. right. and that's what's not happenin.e . >> why not do that? it's not that difficulitt to.y r you know, institute this policy or certainly write into the code. >> why not? that is exactly the question. i think somebody needs to aski h them, because that's why i asked. i wentin ask all the way to the top.erberg >> mark zuckerberg. sheryl sandber, g. i don't necessarily who's in charge of instagram, people with whom i had very sanb closely for six years on these issues. and the questionerith whom i ha you know, how many teens should they experience and want that vg advances, really, what should that number be? and they never answee.number br that question. >> well, in response to your spstimony,e that i made a spokesperson, arturo told the angle that every day s people inside and outside of made are working on how to keep the young people saforking e online. the issues raised here have led us to create features likey ,anonymous notifications of potentially hurtful content and comment warningsno. all of this work continues. so basically, they seem to be saying this is a work in progress and do you saythat? to that? >> oh, that is very misleading e this is a very simple thing. this is a company where everything is run by metrics. everything has a number. so they should be ableng is ruey the percentage of teens that got unwanted sexual advances in the last seven days was this much and this is what we're doing p with that.as thi and it's that simple. they have people working elp eatures s. es but but unless that one in eight, kids in the last seven daysn goes down, then nothin g. >> and that's why i'm speaking out. arturo, read somewhere that you've made yourself instanyourselft unemployable ine tech. ink i tw and i think i. i tweeted, ironically tweeted back. that's courage, because it's ib mean, i don't know if you could be hired by anyone else at this point after you said what you said. do you have any thoughts on that? i mean, i'm a parent and then engineer and other background, but above all, i i'm a parent. . and what's happening here is kids are getting thesere is e things and it doesn't matter what the content is, what matters is that?ing to it's distressing to them. i am deeply believ te in freedom of expression. and what i'm talking about hereu is giving a kid a buttont that says, can you please help me? then keekid a lease p count of who's initiating those contacts. that's how you can find the predatory. and this is not difficult to build. and i don't know why they are not building it. >> arturo, i think it's a what you what you just said essentially is. it was worth it if you never get hired again and. said >> the tech industry. absolutely. and this weelly is iworth itk be because to see like bipartisan support every senator in ine committee was just trying to outdo each other in terms of like we understand this is important. it's our kids. it's about time. arturo, thank you for joining us tonight. >> we really appreciate it. thank you very much for having a me. >> before we go, i have>> some big news about next wee th i'm going to host the ingram angle live from the grand ole opry in nashville on thursday,rh november 16th. >> and i wane old t you there. it's going to be a blast. so scan the qr cod6. e right ont your right now and then you're able to buy tickets to be part of our live audience. so even get to stick around for jesse show right after soow rig the whole fox gang is going to be there for fox nation'sht patriot. jesse. hannity, myself, the five, everyone we're going to have sow much fun. >> raymond's going to even show up. all right. all right. if you can't ss the code, he go tanoou can opry .com. >> that''tthe codes pr wired.com and click on the calendar and you'll find it there. all right. that's it for us tonight. have a great weekend. thank you for watching. all week lonpry.g.com.om a nd ca >> and remember, it's america now and forever. lendarjesse watters takes it frm here