i am laura ingraham, this is "the ingraham angle" from new york city tonight. lies and vengeance, that's the angle. looking at that decorations, the lighted trees, and the decked out window displays, the retailers are trying their best to entice you to spend some money. but there is one salesman who is always coming up short. because he is trying to sell what no one's buying. speak with the investments we are making have spurred by the inflation reduction act which i wrote and we passed is going to community is historically left behind. when i took off, i decided i would be president for all americans whether you live in a blue state or red state or rural or urban areas, and we are delivering on that promise. >> laura: okay, i hate to break it to him, but the entire country is feeling like a community left behind, joe, and as for biden and claiming to be the president for all americans. >> donald trump >> donald trump end a republicans threatened the very foundations of our rep republic. donald trump and his maga republicans are determined to spread hate and division. this maga threat is a threat to the brick-and-mortar institutions. we see maga republicans try to undo every progress we have made. >> laura: they thought demonizing trump as hitler was going to work. they thought that indicting him four times was going to work on throwing his supporters in jail, some of them in solitary confinement for months that that will work. and they thought being upbeat about the economy, just lying about the economy, they thought that that was going to work. but none of it has worked. none of it has helped biden. salaries aren't keeping up with cost of groceries, gas, insurance, your cell phone bill, migrants are everywhere. sleeping everywhere, fenton all overdoses are soaring, no wonder joe biden has gotten weaker, and of course trump has gotten stronger. he has been leading or tying with biden since early september, in the average he is up almost two points. now the legal hurdles trump faces, it's amazing, the more resilient his poll numbers seem to be. today the d.c. circuit ruled that trump is not protected by presidential immunity against plaintiffs who claim damages from the january 6th riot. now all of these suits are absurd, they should be dismissed, any lawyer who files them should be sanctions, but it's all part of the law fair being waged to take down trump, but i only bring this up because of voters are tuning it out, most know that this is a process that's unfair and most know that things were better with the economy and foreign policy and at the border when trump was president. so naturally, they are in a complete panic at the white house. and when you add the disturbing pro hamas anti-semite issue everywhere in young people, particularly a lot of young voters who say that they don't like the way that joe biden is handling this in handling the relationship with israel. >> for many of them, they will be voting for the first time in their lives, they are going to have to have a connection to somebody who is 60 years older than them and you know, gaza is certainly not helping. >> laura: but remember biden faced tight races in the states with large arab populations in 2020. in michigan, georgia, and for some historical perspective, 1,046 days into biden's presidency, his approval rating, 38 percent is the lowest of any president running for reelection since... jimmy carter. now, this is not surprising when we see where biden is with his once most reliable constituency, african americans. his approval numbers now amongst black voters has dropped 23%, from 80 percent to 60%. meanwhile, trump racking up endorsements including a big one today from the ohio republican party. so what will the sex do next to turn this around? it seems like they have tried everything, but i am telling you, when they panic and they are panicking, look out. because that's when things get dangerous. that's when civil liberties are trampled, they turned a deep state against him in 2016, then in 2020 they have their billionaire buddy mark zuckerburg to pour almost $400 million and to select democrat areas to push turnout. they work with social media company is to censor information that voters could access, they persecuted the january 6th defendants, and they let the blm rioters skate for the most part. i now? special counsel jack smith is making a database of speed nine's followers on x. i'm in the database. now all americans believe in the bill of rights should remain vigilant. the more biden seems cornered, the worst things may be getting for all of us. but don't be frightened, be courageous. and that's the angle. joining me now, matt towery postal and cohost of pulling plus, now according to gallup, the approval among independents dropped eight points in a month. i never heard of dropping that munch in one month to a record low of 27%. what's going on? >> well, he is in a tailspin, and you pegged it for the reasons that you talked about, i am sure that they are in a panic, and the problem that you have coming up seen this before, laura, when you get to this point it seems like everything and administration tries to do when they're in a tailspin backfires on them. and they have had the situation in israel, which obviously has affected some of their core young supporters who now are finding out mostly support the palestinians, apparently hamas, that shocked me. then a problem with african americans as well as hispanics, this is becoming now almost a submitting of hispanic voters continuing to draft a republican side. and if you look at that debate last night, where newsom look to alert, how can they see that and be happy about it in the white house? >> laura: that was not good, we will get to that in a moment, but point out to everyone watching tonight, it's friday night, but donald trump has never led in as many polls as he does right now in the entire 2020 cycle. so people can say oh, it's early, there's 11 months to go, a lot can happen, that's true, but this is now a pattern. you can't say it's an outlier, this is the reality that we are dealing with now in these polls, and as a pollster and all of the work you have done in republican politics, is this something that a campaign apparatus that biden pays an enormous amount of money for it, they can turn around with one initiative or speech? >> no, i don't think so, let's look to the gimmicks of the past, they think it's messaging, they don't think they have a problem with the policy is, they think it's all messaging. and go back to jerry ford with the whip inflation now, remember the little button, how did that work out? it did not work out. the gimmicks don't work, and now they are down to a year, less than a year and they can't lock it gimmicks anymore, that's a real problem for them. i don't know what they did, but i will say that they are being helped. a lot of our viewers don't know this, but a lot of the states that are going to be major caucus or primary states, there is republican anti-trump money running ads every day, just eviscerating him. but it's not affecting his numbers. they are getting -- yes, they are getting help from the other side. and i think that's partially what the campaign is going to rely on when they get into that. >> laura: big business, their buddies are globalist, as always, thank you. as he was saying, gavin newsom, fan boys & girls club, they are kind of upset. he watched online, they spent most of the day complaining about how the big debate went down, with ron desantis, that's a sure sign that they know ron desantis was the winner. >> california governor gavin newsom evading ron desantis last night and what could be described as a gate unusual bizarre spectacle. >> saying it's the last gas of ron desantis, we will see. >> laura: we will see, well, look, i give him credit for agreeing to the debate. it was fun to watch, but he did not do himself any favors with whiny moments like this. >> joe biden is in the pocket of the teachers union, and so is kamala harris, that's why -- >> don't pull kamala harris, it's come -- kamala harris. >> laura: does gavin newsom not realize that he can miss pronounce the name bob. if only he was that upset about the collapse of the state, but he tried to pretend that he is not enjoying the collapse of the biden campaign. >> $14 billion immigration package up in tech act, thank you joe biden. >> and i am proud of the work that biden and harris have done, that's why it will be working so hard to get joe biden and kamala harris reelected in 2024. >> laura: that's not a spray tan, who was staying it's a spray tan? that's so rude. join amy monica crowley and sean duffy, cohost of the line upon fox business, just wrapped up, snuck into the studio during the segment so quiet, what's your take away from what happen last night? >> this is the debate that americans really want to see, the red state-blue state and very different philosophies. and the results in the state. and the left has had control for decades, but gavin newsom is putting the nail in the coffin, they have taken a successful state and destroyed it, where is governor desantis over a freedom state where you have economic opportunity takes control over illegal immigration, and the nonsense in educational policy, ron desantis absolutely wiped the floor with governor desantis, he can totally come with facts and figures like florida, and did a superb job, but what makes him so dangerous is that even though he showed up with nothing to speak of in terms of california, the state is a disaster. he is very smart and clever about turning things around and pivoting to his advantage. so i think that we underestimate him. >> laura: now sean, president trump put out some amusing slightly rude, but amusing videos to kind of mock the debate. that's what he does. he's going to tease you. but that having been said, i think that's ron desantis it seemed a little bit more relaxed in this form. was that just me? or do you think he is safe? he seemed more relaxed. >> he is on a stage with other republicans, and confused of his personality driven, but he is fighting the media and that's why they went with him, and i agree with monica. >> laura: can you just disagree with her for the segment? >> the facts at it, the debate class in college or high school, who once gavin newsom's facts set? he came in and i thought it incredibly well. >> laura: he is talented. >> here's what he missed, so ron desantis, gavin newsom came in and said, listen, it's your fault, you sent migrants to martha's vineyard, which by the way it's a sanctuary. anyone support the $14 billion that joe biden wants for the border. ron desantis should have stepped back and said this is one of the biggest issues we face in that country? 10 million illegals come into the country and there is 2 million got a ways that we have no idea who they are and that's the answer one of the elite to democrats has for fixing immigration is $14 billion to process more illegals to come into the country? you have to call out the stupidity. and i think that he missed out on debate. >> laura: he did have a good moment when he noted that he was talking to a fellow and the fellow that was having to move to florida of course was gavin newsom's father-in-law, which apparently that was very offensive. they did not quite like that that was put there. is that not fair game? your own family is moving to florida. >> which sort of proves the point that he was making throughout the entire day which is the outmigration from these blue states to read states is happening for a reason. people want freedom, they won economic opportunity. they are economically rational, all of the things that red states deliver in terms of hard numbers, economically. in terms of education, in terms of illegal immigration, people want to feel safe. they want to have some economic prosperity. you cannot get them in the blue states. so that line about, look, your family is moving into my state -- >> laura: but the things that i think my kids when they were watching, the poop map. i can't believe that i am saying that on the show, but it was hysterical and so sad, he was mayor of san francisco, on the board of supervisors when he was more reasonable in the old days, but now it's cleaning up, but let it rot for everybody else. >> and you watch gavin newsom do it at that point, and he almost did it uncomfortably laughing, but it's a serious issue where you have a map and san francisco that shows how far the city in the state has gone. can i make one last point, laura? ron desantis did not call gavin newsom for actually sending his kids to private schools as he shut down his own schools, i thought he could have done a better job of calling out the hypocrisy of a governor living like an elite and making everyone else live under these horrible cares. >> laura: when i think he lost the whole country was when they were chasing people off the beach during covid. the whole covid thing from the beginning drove me mad, but when they did that, when they were sending people to chase people off the beach, that's what california has become. it used to be surfing usa, now it's harass people on the beach. >> the governor was dining at the florence laundry, and nancy pelosi was in a salon. >> getting kayakers out in the middle of the ocean, resting them and bringing them in. >> laura: california, save yourselves, it's time, so great to have you on at the same time. liz cheney, desperately attempting to be relevant, tulsi gabbard reacts next. this is franklin graham. i had a veteran one time tell me, "is there such a thing as a bucket of hope? 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>> the irony does not stop there, the things that he outlined in his incredibly long and difficult to read op-ed along with things that liz cheney are saying, they are warning us of trump's reelection being a dictatorship where he will do all of these things like turn the department of justice across political opponents and use the irs to oppose the agenda. the list goes on, but the thing is that's exactly what the biden/harris team is doing unless what they view against their opponents, but the thing that bothered me in the most and many others who continue to warn the country that donald trump is going to be like a modern-day hitler is that they are also the kinds of people who -- and we say back in the day if only one person had the courage to stop hitler and to take them out before he rose to power, then we would've saved millions of lives, this is a message -- >> laura: they are inviting someone to take a shot at trump. >> they are sending a message to a rogue actor or lone wolf saying, hey, we need someone to save our country from this modern day hitler-like person. and that is what is so alarming for every single american. this is not how the united states of america is. this is not who we are. and he had said this is what people in position of power are doing and abusing their power and undermining our democracy, because in their minds, the ends justifies the means. >> laura: i am terrified for a country right now given that type of rhetoric. i mean, unlike the left, we don't believe in censoring people speech, but by doing what they are doing in saying what they are saying, they can talk about dog whistles, that's a dog whistle to violence. if hitler is in the waiting, then you have to stop him. he can't, you know? so they know what they are doing, and they can't win on the issues, it's obvious, they are not winning any of the issues, so this is where they are. do you anticipate violence in the streets this coming election year given where they are going? >> this is what i am so concerned about is exactly what we are talking about here and why it is so and come upon us as americans not democrats, independents, republicans, but for us as americans to take to heart the stand that we need to take to tell these people it's not just the establishment democrats, it is them but also these neocons like liz cheney and robert kagan who are fanning these flames to push us to that point. absolutely, and we need to tell them we will not stand up for it or fall for it. >> laura: robert kagan would still have a spec in afghanistan. he still waiting for the search to work. all right, thank you, great to see you. parents are giving their kids a type of sleep aid, it's not warm milk. i will tell you about it next, dr. siegel is here with what you need to know, a new trend, stay i'm not good being retired. i'm a pain in the neck. i like to be able to have a purpose. about three or four years ago, i wasn't feeling as if i was as sharp as i used to be. i saw the prevagen commercials. after a short amount of time taking prevagen, i started noticing a difference-- that i'm remembering this, i'm remembering that. i stopped taking prevagen and i found myself slacking back so i jumped right back on it. prevagen. at stores everywhere without a prescription. israel is under attack. the war against israel began with the murder of hundreds of precious children. in this orphanage bomb shelter, we're praying for god's help, praying to avino malkino, our father, our king. countless israelis are enduring the devastating anguish of lost loved ones. thousands of rockets have forced over a hundred thousand israelis to become refugees in their own homeland. israeli families are in crisis. the international fellowship of christians and jews is on the ground, reaching jewish people of all ages. children, mothers, the elderly, even holocaust survivors. but we can't do it without you. your gift of $45 will make sure that the people of israel have mobile bomb shelters, emergency supplies, and the hot, nutritious meals that they so desperately need. our teams are working on the ground, often at great risk to themselves. they're delivering meals to the elderly and families who are living in bomb shelters. this would be an incredibly important time for all of the friends of the international fellowship of christians and jews to stand with our friends in israel. let them know that we are not only praying for the peace of jerusalem, but we're also praying and acting in their interest because we believe it's what god would have us do. i simply can't stress enough the urgency of this situation. it's more dire than ever before. this is your moment. this is your opportunity to make a life-saving difference. it's your prayers and gifts that give hope to the people of israel. call, scan, or visit our website now to make your life-saving donation. >> laura: forget telling your kids to drink warm all, now parents are given them a gummy's, according to a new study from the university of boulder, melatonin used is soaring among kids, one in five school-aged children and preteens now take it for sleep, and some parents routinely give the hormone to preschoolers. some even giving them cbd gummy's. now is this ever necessary and is a potentially harmful to kids? some researchers have issued explicit warnings. joining me now with everything parents need to know, dr. marc siegel, professor at nyu, and fox news contributor, dr. siegel like so much that is happening today with kids and trying to raise them, which i am trying to raise three teenagers right now is disturbing. >> deeply disturbing, and 2017 it was 1%, which is bad enough. now it's one in five and we are talking about to melatonin, which the brain makes itself, so and kids make plenty of it, laura, so if you actually start giving it to kids, they don't make it, so that means you are habituated already, you are addicted to it and you are not supposed to use it regularly, but kids are addicted to it. ironically it can cause drowsiness and confusion, the thing you are trying to get over to get the kid to sleep. the other thing i'm really concerned about here is the medicalization of everything. we are trying to kids being given adderall or some kind of stimulant or they are on too much social media or they are using their iphones all day long or they are not socializing, they are getting irritated and anxious and instead of talking to them or having that animal talking to him you are giving them something to eat. you give them gummy us, they start eating a lot out of it and then they overdosed, then you have nausea, then you could have an emergency room visit. there's no way to control this and not a reason to do it. >> laura: there is not up over everything, nor should there be a pill for every inconvenience in life, but that's kind of how we become accustomed to living, have we not? >> absolutely, and something that makes sense, elderly people if you are 70 or 80, you are not making enough melatonin, for them i'm okay with it, i might say to an 80-year-old it's better than taking xanax at night because you will be confused in the morning, take melatonin, not a kid. the kid is making enough of it. >> laura: what is going on? is it because they are on the screens and getting that blight on their eyes, or is it parents annoyed with kids who just want to be done with them for the day? >> it is both of those things, as both of those things, parents are exhausted, kids are coming out of the pandemic. they did not socialize, they were locked down, they got addicted to social media, the get more and more anxious than the parent can't deal with it after a long day. take the pill, a little candy colored pill origami in its natural, most important thing, these are supplements in the united states, everywhere else they are prescription only, so it means anybody can go into a store and buy them, i don't have any control, pediatrician has no control, that's a huge mistake. >> laura: i am so happy to see you in studio. >> we will have a banana. it's natural, it's natural. >> laura: we will collectively. from something they could harm your kids to something we know it's going to improve their daily lives, a minnesota middle school has banned i love this, cell phone use, i have said it during the school day, no cell phones. how is this not happening everywhere? and there is no more looking down at their phones in the hallway either, shooting tiktok videos or texting in class, from 8:00 a.m. to about 3:00 p.m., students can't have their phones at all. joining me now is the maple grove middle school principal. who instituted this policy, patrick smith is our hero. how did the students react? i bet you are really popular when this first went down. >> well, i guess that's one way you could put it, but i think we are seeing them graduate now, so i think we are getting it. >> laura: what's the biggest difference you notice with the kids in the no cell phones in school. >> it has been night and day from what we have dealt with in the past couple of years, they are talking to each other, they are face to at lunch, you're not seeing them on social media and the hallways when they have a break, they don't take it out during the class, they just look happier. and that's what we see every day and it's not what we were seeing a couple of years ago. >> laura: and the pandemic and everything that dr. siegel was talking about, we are talking about kids that apparently can't get to sleep at night, we are and you know that they are not getting enough sleep, but they can't get to sleep at night, taking melatonin, parents are given them cbd gummy us and what you seem to be saying is that kids just need to be kids, a eureka moment, they have to be kids and be together. >> they do, and like you mention, coming out of the pandemic where they are so dependent on the screens and not getting away and i have made myself, but we did not have cell phones when we were kids, so we were outside playing, and trying to raise digital students, that's what they are, that's all they know since they were born was this digital world, so trying to give them moments were at least during the school day we can get them as part of our positive culture so that they can learn. and be successful. >> laura: if you could talk to every parent in the united states, which you are talking to a lot right now, what age do you think kids should get a cell phone? >> oh, boy, putting me on the spot. >> laura: it's an obvious answer, but go ahead. >> this is a conversation my wife and i have had many times, because we have teenage kids as well, so we looked at kind of that middle school in the high school as an appropriate time and our opinion, just really due to activities and going to sporting, theater, whatever they are doing so that we can be in contact with them, but anything sooner than that i encourage people not to. >> laura: so i would say about 18 -- thanks so much, my kids are 15 and still mad at me, come on give it to me. the next story one of the most shocking videos we have ever seen. a 9-year-old rapper exploited for viral pain. pastor cory brooks next. ♪ ♪ >> laura: if after everything the angle has told you recently you still think the green agenda is all about saving the rainforest and the polar bears, well, consider what is playing out right here in new york city. they call it congestion pricing, yeah. $15 tolls are coming to any driver who enters manhattan below 60th street. my producer dave is one of those commuters and he has been parking in the area for the last seven years. so if you drive into work every day like dave does, it's going to cost you an extra $300 a month. at least at the start, now the angle spoke to one parking garage manager who said they are expecting to lose so many customers they are gearing up to raise prices even though it's already expensive. but new york's dan goldman, the wealthy trust fund kid, it's okay for him that you are paying more. he backed this congestion pricing because of the environmental justice and that there's just too much traffic. >> as a proud environmentalist and a staunch supporter of not only attacking our climate change issue, but improving our mass transit, reducing congestion, making our streets safer and doing it all so that we can reduce pollution and we all know that pollution went down by 40% during the pandemic, so we know that the benefits of reducing car traffic. >> laura: so if you are a rich guy like goldman, 300 bucks a month, that's like a half of a custom-made shirt for him. does not really mean that much. it's pocket change, we already know that he views punitive measures that way. in fact according to "the new york post," he racked up more than 80 parking tickets in new york city over the course of six years from his lincoln navigator and his range rover. those tickets cost him more than $6,500. that's a new low for him. if you are an average american, that's a lot of money, but not for dan goldman, for dan goldman being of the park wherever you please is just the cost of doing business. and that's how he views congestion pricing. they don't mind paying the toll, they don't feel the economic pain, but you do. they don't want to go on the subway where people are routinely assaulted or thrown on the tracks, but they want you to. if this is really about getting more people on public transit and financial incentives for the weapon of choice, why would dan goldman not endorse the idea of lowering the price of public transit? instead the elites choose to make your life harder and more expensive. well, who does not like a good hip-hop theme? naughty by nature, dr. dre, ll cool j, old school stuff is good. recording artist and the rap and hip-hop world has changed more than music, they started trends in fashion and have created new ways of speaking countless internet memes, a multibillion dollar industry, but critics insist they have also normalized misogyny and violence. what is rap music actually teaching our kids? well, look no further than the viral 9-year-old rapper named little rt, and before i play this clip, if you have kids in the room, they should leave. or he might be explaining some of these new phrases to them. ♪ bust my [bleep] off of these [bleep], open the [bleep] hole explain the [bleep] hole ♪ >> laura: joining me now is pastor cory brooks, ceo of project hood, pastor, it's great to see you again, why does anyone think this is okay? and what is this called her teaching our kids? >> well, unfortunately, our culture is kept teaching our kids that it's okay to a rock in of illustrious living, and indulge in self gratification, and it's unfortunate that it seems like their environment, they are in an environment where it's running rampant in on harness where explicit content and lyrics are the order of the day where they are normalized and trivialized contents that undermines relationships and the respect of people. and that's the type of thing that all of our children are experiencing, especially in urban neighborhoods across the country. >> laura: there's even a worse part of the lyric if it's possible, this little rt was on a live stream when started free styling and he wrapped about how he got a number and he was going to rape her with the rest of the words to being unintelligible, so i don't know who his parents are, but this is a 9-year-old child, a 9-year-old, he is obviously being exploited by someone who thinks they can make money, get fame and become rich, which of course, that's really the goal, that's the only thing that matters. >> yes, child exploitation is the word of the day as far as they are concerned, they lack the emotional maturity that they need to make the sound decisions that they need to make in the right type of lyrics that they need to use is very unfortunate, because it undermines everything that we are trying to teach young people to be positive and purposeful. but they seem to think that it's okay to teach young people to use these types of lyrics and to promote these types of lyrics so that they can make money and also influence a culture and it's unfortunate that they are influencing the wrong way. >> laura: well, and their defense, what i think a lot of rap artists would say is that we are representing what has been done to us and it is our artistic expression, you just don't understand it. we are not advocating this, we are just expressing the place where we live, and this is what we are steeped in and a lot of it is because of the white man. i mean, that is what they will say in their defense. >> well, it's deftly not because of the white man, that's the first thing i want to say. i mean we are allowing the artistic expression to overrule social responsibility to allow explicit content to the extent they normalize and trivialize harmful behavior that also influences young people across the country does nothing to better what we are trying to do to make a generation of young kids who learn how to read and know how to do math and do the things they need to do, this is deftly not helping, that's one of the reasons why we are building a community center to help with things like this. >> laura: pastor brooks, we need to do another town hall together, great to see you as always. joe biden lights of christmas tree but looking quite thin, and why are they staging protests at christmas celebrations, raymond arroyo has the friday fox next. 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[laughter] maybe he just thinks it is a one long game of musical chairs. >> i don't know, it is very in particular year. oh come on my goodness. >> my first wish is that pro-palestinian protesters would stop using tree lighting ceremonies at christmas events as a staging ground for their protests. and this was the scene where during the tree lighting ceremony protesters canceled j joy. [cheers] [cheers] [cheers] [cheers] >> long live palestine. >> live palestine. >> i love how they think they can cancel joy. and you know, there is no room for celebration come i'm sorry, there is and you cannot cancel joy. an expression of christmas is not your free pass to stage a demonstration, do it somewhere else at another time. >> laura: they want the faith, they don't want the christian faith, they don't want any of it come they want to swamp everybody. >> there was also a group of protesters near rockefeller center. and i want to go into my second wish. i wish that we had more magazine covers like this and less magazine covers like this one. one features shannon doherty who has been waging a inspiring battle against cancer, savoring every moment of life and the other is a publicity that gets covered forgetting coverage. so what does dylan mulvaney do any day outside of this. >> laura: what has happened? >> i don't know. >> laura: i guess it was a sound bite. let's play it. >> you're grateful for every second, every hour, every day that we get to be here. >> laura: good for her. >> finally, laura, i wish that stores would stop accommodating looting. taking a look at this video come of the guards just let these people come in and take whatever they want, why not let them just go get their sizes from the back? it is a nightmare. >> laura: it is consumer reparations. that is what they are calling it. aall right, raymond. we miss you in new york. >> i'm going to hou house of bls on sunday night and then on to cleveland at an nashville. we are going to keep it merry and bright. >> laura: are you singing feliz navidad? >> i am singing with the man himself. >> laura: he is amazing, and so is his family, i'm excited for you, raymond. thank you so much, number one jazz album in the country. thanks for watching "the ingraham angle" come everyone, onto "jesse watters primetime." >> jesse