angle. >> laura: when donald trump's lawyer paid off a porn star before the 2016 election. democrats were quick to inary trump himself had the intent to falsify records. they didn't care that hush money payments aren't illegal or that the president didn't himself order invoices to be labeled as legal expenses, which i still contend is entirely reasonable by the way. but, in their small minds, trump was guilty before the jury was even impaneled. >> laura: how different their approach is demagogy anthony fauci. although he has with every charged with a crime he too had a senior adviser who found himself in major hot water recently. emails revealed he deleted records and even used back channels to help dr. fauci keep evidence secret. but when the good doctor is asked about this specifically on the efforts to evade foia requests and protect this guy named peter daszak how may remember we know he received federal grants for his work with the wuhan lab. fauci was all denials. >> i never spoke about protecting him. i may have mentioned and discussed dr. daze zac because he is grantee. >> he just made that up? you are testifying that he made up that? >> excuse me. >> you are testifying that dr. moren made that up. >> i don't know where he got that but that's not true. >> laura: democrats were outraged that dr. fauci was asked any questions at all. >> dr. fauci we owe you an apology for the way we have raked you through the mud and none of us have said to you here's where you go get your good name and your reputation back we owe you a collective thank you. you are a world-renowned scientist and american patriot your lynn to republican and democratic administrations and all americans saved countless lives and resources. we owe you a debt of gratitude. >> laura: a debt? facebook was paid the highest paid federal government for for years. when he left pension payout exceeding $414,000. that's according to analysis by open the books. now, the angle -- we have to pat ourself on the back a little bit today, because before anyone, we were focused on the fauci game. yeah, the game he was playing way back in 2020 before a pandemic was declared. fauci came on this show and he seemed to go out of his way to give the chinese the benefit of the doubt. >> why should we actually believe them when billions, if not trillions of dollars is riding on preserving the idea that all is going to be okay? >> over the last several weeks the chinese authorities have really been very explicit they were not going to any transparency coming out. >> laura: trajectory of the disease and the origin of the disease. >> in my directed interaction with chinese scientists and chinese health officials, not party politics people but medical people and scientists that can i believe what they're telling me. >> laura: ha! it gets funnier every time you hear it or more infuriating. >> laura: my senses about him and the scam demic were accurate. pushing the boundaries of manipulation and control than really saving lives. we knew from very early data from lombardi, italy, that the covid virus was simply not a threat to most people. only those with maybe two or three co-morbidities were at risk of severe complications and death. >> there are two groups of people who really do poorly with the covid-19 illness. people who have underlying serious health conditions. a bigger group, not in size but in the effect are the elderly. particularly those who live in nursing homes. they often have co-morbid illnesses. >> laura: and indeed we learned years later in this was the case and at the time we knew it was unfor the trump white house to have a live long liberal bureaucrat like fauci lead their response lock down closures were pushed. fake rules advanced that made everyone's life miserable and did irreparable damage to education. but all of this wreckage. all of it to them was collateral damage to a narcissist with a white coat a man used to having little to no oversight over his actions. this is why he thought he could get away with this to keep schools closed there may be some areas the level of vifers so high it would not be fruendt bring the children back to school. >> laura: along with the mask mandate. fauci's endorsement of social distancing was among the most antiscientific of his strong recommendations. by the way recommendation he is conveniently now trying to distance himself from. don't blame me it was the cdc's fault. >> wasn't we realized it was not speed by aerosol and droplets. go back to the cdc and say let's base this on science. let's get rid of this 6-foot rule. >> it was a cdc decision and it was clear. >> were you dialoguing with the cdc? >> cdc was part of the coronavirus response team. >> and you didn't feel an obligation to go to them and say, look, americans aren't going to trust us. we're providing them with misinformation? >> we have discussions at the white house about that we did the centers for disease control's decision and they made it. >> you didn't feel obligation lead scientist at the nih to challenge that. >> i challenged the cdc multiple times. >> publicly on this regard? >> excuse me. >> publicly you challenged them on the 6-foot distancing role? >> it is not appropriate to be publicly challenging a sister organization. >> laura: wait a second. not appropriate to challenge the cdc publicly? really had no problem chief executive officer, his ultimate boss president trump. >> i was put in a very difficult position i didn't like publicly contradict the president of the united states. i felt it was my responsibility to preserve my own personal integrity and my major responsibility to the american public to tell them the truth. >> laura: it just gets better and better. now, the truth is we gave too much power to a power hungry bureaucrat with a fancy title and almost entirely abandoned true scientific principles, the constitution and common sense. now, beyond the social distancing farce, the truth that that guy abandoned were down played cloth masks don't work, viruses attenuate. natural immunity is real. mandating experimentation shots that don't prevent transmission is oncology shable. children need to be in school. china can't be trusted. you can't leave the liquor stores open and close the churches, tony. finally we have a first amendment. ever heard of it? but even today, you sense that fauci wishes there was more, not less censorship. >> there is so much misand disinformation around that we have got to do a better job of reaching out and trying to get the correct information. but that's difficult when you have a very energetic group of people continually spreading misand disinformation. >> laura: inconvenient first amendment. after all that we have learned about the virus, the true legality, the alternative and expensive treatment. the harm done to kids. one would think that tony fauci would show a little bit of humility if had his growers he would industrial a lockdown. >> one of the things a response with the degree of divisiveness that we had in the country about a lack of a coherent response where we were having people for reasons that had nothing to do with public health or science refusing to adhere to public health interveterans measures. >> laura: they didn't listen to tony they wanted to actually survive. best comment on the fauci reemergence was clifton duncan on x. your business went under while fauci went to basic games. your mother died afelony a nursing home while fauci did photo shoots. your child hanged themselves from despair while fauci hobnobbed with celebs. people got divorced. people severed lifelong friendships. people lost decades' long careers. people were trapped with abusers. people overdosed and killed themselves. people lost out on proms and graduations. people lost loved ones that could have been saved people are injured by a shot they didn't want all because we decided to trust the science that, of course, being anthony fauci, according to anthony fauci. >> laura: we can never and i mean never let happen to this country again what happened under him. we will be paying for the fauci effect for a generation, perhaps more. his impurrousness on the hill today is simply further evidence that he was the wrong man at the wrong time to help formulate a common sense plan to deal with the wuhan flu and that's the angle. ♪ joining me now is brad wenstrup subcommittee on the coronavirus pandemic. i object turnerrest and. let's start with you. what do you think the most important fact that you have uncovered in all of your investigations? >> i think that the numerous facts that we have uncovered have led to the very notion that dr. fauci as director of the ninid take into what happened when it comes to the grant process, nefarious behavior within his agency. the lack of control that exists within his agency it's us everything. more so i would say the messaging was absolutely horrible and so was bedside manner through this entire process we have seen some incidents of things that he said that make no sense and you look at us as a nation having a mandate for the vaccine when we have people coming across the border that are unvaccinated, untested, and then dispersed around the country. that's not science and by the way, we were funding gain of function research in china. >> laura: that's the most important fact. i asked you what the most important fact not to be a brat. what is the most important fact we learned, dr. mccullough, the number one fact we learned about anthony fauci? >> yeah, we learned that he was overseeing and coordinating a u.s.-chinese conspiracy peter does some, dr. shrinkly in published in 2015, 2016, the creation of a sars like wuhan institute of virology that was poised for deceiving america. >> laura: congressman i would tend to agree with dr. mccullough just said there 9 united states of america perhaps a fairly strong argument indirectly funding the research that ended up causing this lab leak do you think the truth is headed to that, the secretary of defense headed to that, congressman? >> i think. so i'm a little taken back by the comment that was just made. because our work has been very thorough. and we have been building the pyramid leading up to dr. fauci. and we have been looking at what was going on in wuhan, china. i'm on the intelligence committee. i started looking at this from the get-go in february of 2020 as the physician on the intelligence committee. i will tell you if you start looking into this i found out there was a virus a could i maker created by in north carolina and xi in china. the efforts what's going on there dr. fauci said it came from nature. but, behind the scenes, behind the scenes, he and the people that wrote proximal origins saying this looks engineered and could have come from the lab. we have been pointing in that direction on every occasion but, guess what? we are probably never going to get the definitive answer unless someone speaks up in china and if they do they probably won't survive very long. >> laura: fauci denied a lot of things at least he admitted one, watch. >> mask mandates for children under 5, scientific evidence supporting that? >> there was no study that did masks on kids -- you couldn't do the study. had you to respond to an epidemic that was killing 4 to 5,000 americans. >> laura: dr. mccullough, you and i talked about the mask, i think, in march of 2020, they had already done the influenza study on the cdc's own website that showed that cloth masks didn't work congressman wenstrup supported all of. this masks never worked. should have never been primary interveterans. focus should have been on early treatment to prevent hospitalizations and deaths. it was a giant distraction focusing on contagion control. laura, everyone in the country got covid-19. the whole purpose of a mask would be to avoid getting it. we all got it. we have been focusing on early treatment. >> laura: chairman, very quickly, are you concerned that if joe biden were reelected, heaven forbid, and we had another, you know, dangerous outbreak of some type of disease. that we would be back at square one here with this mentality that we saw at the nih? 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happening in new york millions and millions of times. joining me now florida senator marco rubio so demands, drugs, destruction. even death, senator. that's what these biden border crossers are bringing into the country. >> well, it's an example of why it's never a good idea to allow 9 million to 10 million people to come into your country illegally. let's say 95% of the people are not here to commit crimes or whatever. that's still 5% of 9 million is a lot of people. it's important to understand venezuelans have been here. they have been telling me for a year and a half that this criminal element is coming over and i had no way to quantify and now we see it. now we are absolutely right. the truth of the matter is these people are criminals in venezuela. they're criminals here now. the idea that they're being vetted at the border is a joke. venezuelan authorities are not providing us documents. some part a gang terrorizing chili, peru. i want to add one more piece. a lot of the people coming from central asia. places we have no background information whatsoever. a place we know isis is running and isis linked groups have been running a trafficking group. they are in the bills of moving migrants into the u.s. why would we not think that they would use that exact same business of moving migrants to move terrorists? so i think we have to assume, as well. and i think it's built on a lot of common sense that in addition to criminals, there are people in this country who have links to terrorism and have the intent of committing terrorist acts at some point in the future. it's an incredibly dangerous situation that biden and kamala harris and this administration has allowed to happen over the last three and a half years. >> laura: they are floating an executive order, senator. perhaps you didn't see this, that will supposedly, after saying he didn't have any power to do so, supposedly crack down on the asylum scam. so, will voters look at that and say yeah, better late than never? good on them. >> i don't think so. because they spent three years telling us there wasn't a border crisis. i mean, they repeatedly denied there was even a border crisis to begin with then they claim they don't have the power. they have the power to reverse all of the executive decisions almost 100 executive decisions that joe biden took when he took office in the first month close to 100, almost all reversing trump policies. he campaigned on a message that he was going to be more welcome welcoming and as a result more people came. this is entirely incentive based. if people think it will be easier to get here and easier to stay they will come. if they don't, they won't. joe biden was elected on the promise of making it easier to come illegally and easier to stay if you do. the result is we have seen close to 10 million people now cross the border of the united states illegally in just three years. in just three and a half years. >> laura: senator a scale of 1 to 10. 10 being the most important. how important is it for republicans to win control of the senate just on this issue alone? >> it's extraordinarily important. because, number one, all of those nominations that go through the senate, i mean. so senate, mayorkas and others are complicit in this act. that's number one. i think number two, it gives us the leverage over the administration. it would be great to have both the house and the senate. right now we don't have the senate and it limits our ability to do things. we can't even call hearings to investigate this because obviously democrat chairs are not. >> laura: kind of obvious. it's stop all funding of the administration until we get control of our country. i mean, we got to stop funding their pet projects. >> i think it would be great to subpoena some of the internal communications and have those produce sod we can actually see how they there was collusion involved in making this happen. they knew what they were doing. this is by design. >> laura: they they have millions of new democrat voters. senator, great to see you. thank you so much. where did jill biden spend her birthday? 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>> david: laura, we have a jury officially. 12 jurors plus four alternates. it was wintled counsel from 250 potential jurors. opening statements begin tomorrow. here behind me in hunter's hometown of wilmington, delaware. hunter biden arrived with his wife and some other family members today for the proceedings, they began promptly at 8:30 this morning for jury selection. you see them there leaving the courthouse. is he charged with three felony counts of lying on a federal gun form in 2018 when claiming he was not a drug user. jurors were asked their opinion about drug use and gun rights. hunter's attorney abbe lowell expected, laura, to argue that hunter did not check no to being a drug user on that federal form. he says it needs to be examined whether other people may have filled out the form considering there was some other signatures. he says there may be some chain of custody questions. also in the courtroom, the first lady, jill biden showing a sign of support to hunter. today happens to be her 73rd birthday. her daughter and hunter's sister ashley biden in the courtroom all taking notes. president biden was about 10 minutes away, laura at his home in wilmington but did not come to court personally. did he release this statement. as the president i don't and won't comment on pending federal cases but as a dad i have boundless love for my son, confidence in him and respect for his strength. our family has been through a lot together. and jill and i are going to continue throb for hunter and our family with our love and support. again, those opening statements begin 9:00 tomorrow. this case expected to go about two weeks. meaning that we'll have closing arguments and likely a verdict by mid to end of next week. laura? >> laura: pretty quick. missouri senator eric schmitt. senator, thank you for being with us tonight. jill biden was in court for jury selection. i guess you could argue that's a pretty, you know, powerful message from the white house. to potential jurors or maybe just a concerned mom. >> well, i think what's important to remember about this case, laura, before it gets memory hold, is that the department of justice wanted to give him a sweetheart deal. it wasn't until the judge started asking some tough questions about what was not even a plea agreement but a secret pre-trial diversion agreement that would have not only allowed him to plead -- not even have to plead. he was going to get a deferred prosecution charge on the gun charge. take away the irs charge on the plea deal. and any other federal crimes that might be brought by the united states. so they were willing to give him a free pass on everything, including the influence peddling by foreign governments. but that got unwound by this judge. and so, look, as a former prosecutor here, as the attorney general of missouri. these gun charges are usually slam dunk cases, remember the federal government wanted to get rid of all of this stuff in the sweetheart deal. you combine that what w. what just happened one business day ago frump on full display. two tiers of justice one for the chief political rival president trump. they want to put him away for the rest of his life versus the sweetheart deal for their son. this is now not just about the election about two men. this is about a cause and whether or not we are goings ton a constitutional republic or a banana republic. >> the two judges that would be involved in this case are trump appointees, is that correct? >> you know, i don't even know. >> politico is reporting that on the two different -- the two judges overseeing the trials have a lot in common for spartan starters, both were appointed by trump. senator, again, the law should be applied without regard to, you know who appoints whom and hot defendant is. none of that should matter. but nevertheless, the democrats may make some hay over that. >> sure, but you have got alvin bragg which they seem to forget about who ran on getting trump. right? like his campaign was i'm going to prosecute donald trump. right? and they couldn't even articulate what the underlying crime was. it is riddled with error that i think the appellate court is going to vindicate president trump. again, you saw by the donations that came in, laura, people are upset about this. they can't believe this is happening to our country. these are, you know, this is a federal court here. these gun charges are, you know, they have sort of got them dead to rights here i wouldn't be surprised. let's remember what they tried to do, what the department of justice tried to do which is to give hunter biden a free press on everything and that got unwound. >> laura: they will rely on a conviction here to say see we are all even steven now. that's obviously going to be the narrative. your point is well-taken. senator, thank you tonight. >> definitely war pursuit of unidentified notion of total victory will not bring israel -- will not wring down -- will only bog down israel in gaza. >> laura: well the wilmington wonder once again inspiring confidence coast to coast. well, maybe not. for good reason, democrats are petrified and no matter what they do to trump, he seems to just get stronger and stronger. so the only option left is take him off the ballot completely. that's what the socialists in washington state are trying to do on grounds that he is a convicted felon. seattle attorney david vogel told "the seattle times" i have clients lined up who are going to be all over pursuing a ballot challenge in this case. joining us now is rnc co-chair lara trump. lara, what's your plan to beat that and this and other such efforts? >> well, i mean i think you are right, laura, the assessment that everything that they are trying to do to donald trump is basically back firing on them and only making him stronger, only galvanizing support behind him. it is spot on. that's exactly what we have seen. but this law, in particular, that they are attempting to use here seems to only apply to local and state elections. of course, we know when it comes to donald trump whether or not a law actually legally applies really doesn't matter to the democrats just ask alvin bragg and letitia james. they will tell you everything you need to know about that. they tried this tactic in states like colorado where they attempted to use a similar law and the supreme court said unanimously you can't do it. these are completely undemocratic measures that they are attempting to use. i suspect though they are in full panic mode because they have an incumbent president who is attempting to run again with a 36% approval rating. we have never seen someone reelected, laura, with an approval rating that low. just last month we had a poll out of washington state that donald trump was actually up 1 point, if you can believe it, on joe biden in deep blue washington state so, yeah, you guys can try out there. all of these tactics that you want. they will be st struck down. they will be slapped down. donald trump will be our nominee for the republican party. any attempt like that will gal galvanize more support behind him. >> laura: things we were seeing things were getting really close in virginia which has been a tough state for republicans. in new york state, within seven points. now, it's usually double dignity blowout for the democrats. this is -- what you guys are doing with the minority vote and outreach really is working. it's driving them nuts, and forcing them to spend a lot of money. when can we expect you all, especially with your huge fundraising haul that you just got in may, $141 million, crazy amount of money, when will you go to chicago and can we expect you in denver and l.a.? >> we will be in chicago. we will be in detroit. we will be in atlanta. we will be in philly. we are going to do exactly what donald trump is the best at, which is be his authentic self-and actually reach out to people. quite frankly, laura, it's quite astonishing that prior to donald trump, you haven't seen republicans go in these areas except back to like reagan. >> laura: i love it. >> think about what happened with that you saw new york flip and turn red under ronald reagan. and so we are going to continue to do this. and i think it is really the authenticity that donald trump brings alongside of the fact that people can actually remember back to when he was president and how different their life was. so we're going to continue to do this. donald trump will continue to show up everywhere. and i think the democrats are going to realize very quickly if they haven't already that keeping donald trump stuck in new york was maybe the worst thing they possibly could have done because it has shown that when he reaches out, people respond and is he going to get a massive, massive vote from people all across this country on november 5th. >> laura: lara, thank you so much. good to see you tonight as always. all right, wnba star caitlin clark, oh, that cheap shot. i have been dying to talk about this one. the video and commentary, next. ♪ ♪ my back got injured very bad. i was off work for about a year. i heard about relief factor from my wife... i took it every day, three times a day, for three weeks. ...look at her and i said, "the pain is gone." and she said, "i'm glad it helped." i said, "no, you don't understand. it's gone." you, too, can feel better every day with relief factor, a daily supplement that fights pain naturally. call or go online now and get 35% off your first order. ego, the number one rated brand in cordless outdoor power brings you the select cut mower. customize the cut with three interchangeable blades. it cuts for over an hour on a single charge. ego - exclusively at lowe's, ace and ego authorized dealers. lumineux whitening strips. no peroxide. no pain. i can use them every day if i want. eat what i want. drink what i want. pop in a lumineux strip and hello... my smile is back on point. easy. ♪ >> laura: it was the shove seen around the world. >> avery doubled off to carter. her jumper is good. chendy carter with 12 points off the bench of the officials are going to take a look at what just transpired between carter and clark i mean, that's clearly a foul, which was called. the question is will they call it unnecessary? >> laura: chicago sky guard chend carter the one that threw clark to the ground gave this explanation. talk about that moment what was. >> next question. ain't answer nothing caitlin clark question. >> what did you say to her. >> i didn't say anything. >> that's enough. >> laura: that's enough? what? joining me now is dan host of don't outkick me on head coach of bowling state university. the league upgraded foul, i guess, to a flagrant one, so doesn't need any more explanation, right? we're all good here? >> ha ha ha ha. yeah, how about hey let's move along. wnba players, their jealousy is shining through. i understand. i get it, laura, you go the rim, a hard foul. you rebound, somebody takes a shot at you. i get it. rookie indoctrination this right here is like what are you doing? like what could you possibly be thinking and then even worse it was almost like there was a bounty on the head of caitlin clark. because the bench, including angel reese, they all stood up, hugged her, high five like you got her. and of course the "b" word thrown in which, all right. i get it. heat of the moment. but it was like it was a damn -- it was like there was a bounty. somebody is going to get kaitlin tonight. and it was ridiculous and afterward, you know what? the poor woman, carter, she just -- she should have said this, how would have you felt, laura, i'm going it turn this on you look, i don't like caitlin clark. i don't like anything about her. she talks trash. she has come in our league. i shouldn't have done what i did but i did it but i simply don't like her and she is going to have to face some toughness in this league? how would you have felt if she would have said at least that? >> laura: well, i guess. i mean, people are making comments about, you know, this is racism. this is a racist targeting of caitlin clark. as far as can i tell, i haven't seen every clip she seems pretty gracious any time she is asked about other players. they are all great players. tough competitors. people get knocked to the ground all the time in basketball. i played in high school. getting knocked to the ground that's not surprising. this was something beyond that do you think race comes into play here? >> oh, i think absolutely. because the players asia wilson, becky hammonds, one of the coaches. all the race baiting. jamel hills, mike freemans of the world. absolutely they have made it into a race thing. it shouldn't be. sports doesn't need that women's sports have growing. women's basketball because of caitlin clark and others is growing but absolutely. and to say to close your eyes after listening to what asia wilson said how this woman, caitlin clark is only popular because she is white and straight. absolutely. look, when you hear it externally, laura, can you imagine the conversations internally. you have been in locker rooms. if they are saying it externally they are talking about it internally a lot. >> laura: yeah. love to see those text messages. just a little background on the lovely miscarter, suspended by the atlanta dream back in 2021 for conduct detrimental to the team when she allegedly tried to fight her own teammate and there are a couple of other little items on her resume that we don't have time to get into. but she has been trouble since she walked in some say. again, i don't follow her personally. but, seems to me that this is a moment where the wnba could really stand up and say all are welcome. if you can play, and you're good, we welcome you. and the league is growing in popularity and everyone play hard on the court and enough. i mean, right? >> yeah. i mean lynn dunn is the legendary head coach of the fever. her name is in the rafters. she told me she comes on my local radio show in indy. she told me last friday that they have been sending clips of this to the wnba office for weeks, the different shots that caitlin clark has taken. unnecessary hits. laura, this isn't the first time, right? >> yeah. >> laura: this has been ongoing. >> this is the most public, right? this is the most public. you are talking about it. again, let me ask you, how great is it for the wnba that laura ingraham is talking about it on "the ingraham angle." >> laura: well, it is good for them but i don't like the racism coming into play here if that's what it is. certainly doesn't seem like this is just regular competition here, a lot more going on. dan, you're the best. thanks so much. pride comes to philly and sesame street. congressman is photo bombed from the house floor? all the details "seen and ha next. ♪ be and see why pods has been trusted with over 6 million moves. don't wait, use promo code 25now to save. book at pods.com today. my name is ruth, i've done 10 rounds of prolon. growing up, i went on all kinds of diets. my weight would yo-yo. i started researching fasting. so, i wanted something that was science-based, and this is science-based. that's how i found prolon. the 5-day box has all the food you need, and very good instructions. i think the biggest thing prolon has done for me, is reset my relationship to food. i mean, i feel better than i ever have in my whole life. laura: a lot of fast-moving action on capitol hill. >> announcer: get inside on the top headlines. >> announcer: the story with massa mcallen, america is watching. >> laura: it is time for seen and unseen where we reveal the tories behind the scenes, eloy graham and, pride month is upon us. the defense department, 843 billion-dollar budget, posted a celebrated pride of message understated when proclaiming june ptsd awareness month. >> that was odd. the post ride, if you or somebody you know is struggling, help is available. does pryed bring on ptsd? very unclear. at the end up pulling that post. then to the naval special warfare official facebook page also posted a rainbow which also got a lot of negative reactions and the question is this, is this the role of the federal government? are they pushing and promoting the board for children who have diabetes, or people with muscular dystrophy? where are we drawing the line? >> laura: i have a lot of navy seal friends that may shock you know, and i have received god's full screen screenshot i think from seven different people from different parts of the country, the seals that at least i know were very, very unhappy with that? we are the navy seals, what are you doing? does not work. the worst was, this official sesame street post wishing to everybody happy pride month to their audience. okay? >> the problem is we are not talking about our adult celebrini the sexuality, this is a message to preschoolers, little babies, it's very bizarre. saleh does not the first time sesame street, and a gang of wondered wander down the street before. >> this month and every month we want to uplift and celebrate our 2slgbtqiap+ family, friends and communities. >> yes! in our sesame street family to yours, happy pride. >> i want you to meet our brother david of, his husband frank and sabrina. >> hello! >> daddy, daddy, that's me street is even more amazing then you said. >> are you kidding, we would not miss family day for anything! >> look, laura, everybody is welcome and is certainly everybody should be represented that is fine. what we're talking about here is little babies in taking the innocent things of childhood and setting them in adult contacts. we talk about big bird any new content warning that is a problem. we are borderline that here before and what happened with in philadelphia over the weekend? something happened with elmo, yeah. >> far more than elmo, they run into pro- palestinian protest who block their way. and this got really ugly. look hope they find shelter, they have these banners, no pride in genocide, concerning what happens in the middle east, some of these people in the pride march must have been concerned about their welfare. there was a huge election over the weekend in mexico,'s is getting washed away by all these other headlines, they elected their first female president, she is a socialist and she was partially elected by people living in the united states. check out this video. these are people voting at the houston and chicago consulates, hundreds of thousands of them. they received voter id cards, nice to see some governments still check ids at the polling places. good practice. >> laura: get out to vote, before we go, congressman john rose of tennessee brought his son to the house floor today as you offered her marks. let's say he was upstaged. >> at this justice system to engage in obliquely driven prosecution and now conviction, will be well served to remember the long and cherished tradition that we have in this country of settling our political differences at the ballot box. the da who brought these charges actually campaigned on "adding president trump". >> a laura. [ laughter ] they say should never work with dogs or kids. look at how it was hilarious, the congressman told his son guy to smile and his brother back home, the kid followed orders and created his own slideshow now he's creating an open mic show. it's great. i like that he is a, he can't raise our taxes and it can spend more money on foreign wars, keep that kid, i like it for his dad as a republican but i think digging out the tong, he's expressing what we all feel about congress sometimes, raymond, thank you so much. follow us on socials, jesse watters is next. >> jesse: welcome to 'jesse watters primetime'. tonight...