about. we talked about defending democracy, the importance of january 6th. i believe in that wholeheartedly. but i think it is going to be a gas pump election, a grocery store election. democrats have done a lot of good. those prescription drug prices down. the stock market, et cetera. that's where i would focus. people know who donald trump is. it's unfortunate but many still are supporting him despite that. >> bret: all right, panel. thanks so much. i want to take that extra time tomorrow on "special report" believe it or not we have jesse watters he has this book coming out. get it together troubling tales from the liberal fringe. if you can't catch us live set your dvr 6 p.m. on the east 3:00 p.m. on the west coast. thanks for inviting us into your home tonight. that's it for "special report," fair, balanced and still unafraid. "the ingraham angle" is now. ♪ ♪ >> laura: good evening, everyone. i'm laura ingraham this is "the ingraham angle" from washington

tonight. the bogus bloodbath story. that's the focus of tonight's angle. all right, aside from the democrat machine raking in big money for the campaign, joe biden has had a rather lousy month. as much as the press tried to sell biden's state of the yell speech, it flopped. didn't give him any bump in the polls but it did remind everyone of their old uncle's reaction whenever someone tried to turn down the volume when he was watching jeopardy. and this is the "new york times." democrat voter registration is plummeting as well. virtually every group of voters under 70 has become less likely to register as democrats compared to republicans since 2019. and even biden's new choice in foot wear tells a sad tale. >> are those sneakers? yep. they are so-called lifestyle sneakers made by hoka. >> these are called the hoka transport and as you can see

they look quite comfortable. they have a wide sole. no doubt great for stability. and the president does have a history of stumbling. >> he suffers from sensory peripheral neuropathy in his feet. >> laura: when your candidate has the wear of equivalent of orthopedic shoes because the staff is worried about his falling on his face, you know you kind of need to change the narrative fast. well, to be accurate. it's pretty much the old narrative repackaged with a new word. >> when he says the word bloodbath, he knows what he is doing whether he means an economic bloodbath or something else in the same speech he is endorsing political violence. if you look at the way he said this, it's going to be a bloodbath for the whole, then he stops-that's going to be the least of it. that's going to be the least of it. it's going to be a bloodbath for the country. >> we are all desensitized and enured to the extraordinary, remarkable and very, at times, unamerican and threatening thing that the former president is

saying. >> when he says bloodbath he means it literally. >> laura: this was just preposterous. and former president trump was railing against china's move into mexico with auto manufacturing plants that crank out cheap evs. now, this is a point the angle has raised repeatedly. china's goal isn't just to compete with u.s. car companies. oh, no. its goal is to put them out of business permanently. this would be cata cliz mic to the united states. >> we're going to put 100 percent tariff on every single car that comes across the line. and you are not going to be able to sell those cars. if i get elected, now, if i don't get elected it's going to be a bloodbath for the whole -- that's going to be the least of it, it's going to be a bloodbath for the country. that will be the least of it. but they are not going to sell those cars. lawyer lauper now, anyone with a sixth grade understanding of the english language indoctrination

know trump was not calling for or predicting a civil war. it's ludicrous. but people who call themselves historians but have turned into before our very eyes unhinged left wing pundits, they can't help themselves. >> however, this election turns out, it will be americans were given the voluntary choice to become pawns in a dictatorship, under a presidency of unimaginable brutality and violence. what i would suggest is let's go back to the late 1920s in germany or the early 1930s the nazis and hitler came to power under a legal snl. they did not seize power overnight illegally. they were able to get elected and one reason that happened was that people didn't realize that if you're voting for hitler, this could end in the holocaust and a defeat in world war ii. >> laura: okay. we have actually moved from

talking about chinese evs to the holocaust. it is actually so pathetic and insulting and it's sad at this point. these people have become caricatures of themselves. i don't think they realize it. the drug companies really should abandon the covid shot and comee up for injection for anti-trump virus. it's max shut. obviously if anyone is. >> embrace of political violence. this dehumanizing language. this is what donald trump has been preaching for years. in january he warned that there will be, quote, bedlam in this country if his criminal prosecution derails his campaign. late last year he echoed the dehumanizing language of adolf hitler boys and girls who cry media every day almost instantly fact-checked in some cases by

honest liberals who don't even like trump and would never support him. msnbc's morning joke deleted nasty tweet after elon musk slammed him but then he went on a profanity laced rampage earlier today. >> is he talking about a bloodbath for america it's laid out in the terms of it and these idiots on twitter. these idiots on -- on -- on cable news. idiots on sunday shows. presidents, you know. he was talking only about the auto industry and this is one more is just [bleep]. >> laura: i must have missed the part of debate class when swearing is the substitute for logic. it doesn't work. i'm like joe now i'm whispering. what we saw over the weekend was the increasing power and influence of citizen journalists and the decreasing power of the corporate press. the left's hoax's are piling up faster than leo decaprio

25-year-old girlfriend. first it was the russian collusion hoax. and then charlottesville both sides hoax. then the insurrection hoax about january 6th and now the bloodbath hoax. this is just another in a long line of smears pedaled by the same people who followed same sentence. so, first, it's an outright lie or just a rank distortion of something usually trump or another conservative says. then the biden campaign or a biden surrogate picks up on this smear. >> what i heard was a continuation of the same rhetoric, the same endorsement of political violence that we have seen from donald trump for years as you pointed out. it goes even farther back, right? this is exactly who donald trump is. and this is exactly the threat that he poses to our democracy every single day. >> laura: then the regime media repeats the white house or the surrogate or the -- you amyou know,puppets. they are repeating it. then over time it gets repeated

with gospel with zero fact-checking. the original transcript. the truth that gets deep sixed in the process. it's the way they roll. but now thanks to elon musk, we don't just have fox to set the record straight, we have x. and withdrew press freedom real facts become harder to bury or deny. suddenly there are thousands of fact-checkers in real time. if he had this type of unconcerned rapid response during covid, maybe the lockdowns wouldn't have lasted so long in the blue states. but, as we saw, the branch covidians rushed to violence medical voices posing important questions. just look what happened to martin call doppler at harvard or peter mcinclusive at baylor. that's over, they want to stoke your anger. they want to stoke resentment among others. and they want division. they always want division. they will stop at nothing to

take down their opposition. bloodbath hoax is a run it through what the next seven month will be like. do anything. they have unlimited funds to promote their lies. we have to keep rebutting them in real time as anti-trump hoaxes abound so does the pro-biden hoaxes. new one president biden is mad at his staff who are holding him back that as he can't wait to get out on the campaign trail. the story is to no, i do not make biden seem alert and vigorous. surrounded by protective aids to want to minimize the chance of ad from from filibuster. 81 chance restraint counter natural instincts as a retail. the third person familiar with the internal discussion said. he felt cocooned at times and has been eager to get out more. meet voters face to face and

take the fight directly to trump said the third person and a fourth also familiar with the matter who, like others, of course, spoke on the condition of anonymity. these are always pedaled by anonymous sources. all the equivalent of reputation triage. not only is biden not out of it, he is on it. >> he goes over word by word every piece of a speech, changing words, trying to make sure that he feels the message he is trying to convey will connect with american people. >> laura: oh, yeah. can you imagine biden with his red pen going over drafts me particularlessly? no. it's more like a purple crayon. let's be clear, these stories are obviously lies or they are just gross exaggerations planted by biden's communications team to promote the notion that he is fit and is he ready to go.

>> can you take a few questions? >> thank you, guys. >> thank you, press. >> thank you so much. >> let's head back to the cars. thank you. >> back to the cars mr. >> thank you. >> back to the cars. >> laura: make that biden's ring tone. of course he is failing. he is the opposite of fit. which is why they cannot risk another embarrassment. another debacle in front of the cameras. can anyone imagine a real president bike clinton or obama being prevented from campaigning however he wanted to campaign by his own staff? can anyone imagine trump being manipulated by his own people? no way. no real president is controlled by his staff, no real president shapes that restraint or feels cocooned. real presidents tell their staff what to do and real presidents fire staffers who don't do what they are told hey, biden is not a real president. he has no choice but to do what his staff says. they know he can't campaign. so they keep him locked up and

then they leak stories about how he is just eager, so eager to go back on the attack. it's both obvious and desperate and we will call this outer time. there won't be any bloodbath but there will be a lot of black eyes on the media folks who are selling these hoaxes. and that's the angle. joining me now is hoover institution senior fellow victor davis hanson? victor, i mean, there is a serious side of all of this hoaxes are so preposterous. we like bringing you on the angle and love talking to you about these issues. otherwise, you kind of get lost on the anonymous sources say this or that. why is this so serious. >> it's serious because it shows you that these people are in free fall. they are almost unhinged because

they have tried to destroy donald trump through lawfare and indictments are not working. they tried to get him off the ballot. they tried to bankrupt him and ruin him physically and financially. that hasn't worked. they look at the issues that are important to all of us, laura, the border, crime, inflation, what happened in afghanistan. two wars that broke out on the biden watch. energy, and they can't run on any of them because they have been ungodly disaster. then they look at the candidate themselves, and he is not able to function as a normal 21st century candidate. they look at the vice president. so this frustration builds up. and they just lash out and they -- they make it worse. they are like an addict that don't understand that they don't understand that the fixation is destroying them and destroying their popularity and their team and message. they can't stop. they are so obsessed. i have never seen anything like this before. >> laura: victor, someone who was pretty well respected for many, many years, michael belch

love, a very talented writer. but to see him -- i mean is he completely subsumed in this loathing of trump and distortion of what american populism is, economic nationalism, whatever you want to call it to go from trump and his comments to, you know, the that's where he is as a historian? >> i know it. there is a general will among historians any time you resort to the absurdity add hill layer yum. >> the add suffered argument to invoke hitler you are discredited. they know that better than anybody. yet, they can't help it. they have destroyed their reputations it's going to get worse. you are absolutely right, we are at the beginning of this. and they don't know what to do. i think also, laura, very quickly as a part of subjection. they think if we were donald trump, and he was about ready to

be elected. we know what we would do if we were donald trump and they project that anger on to him. the fact trump never weaponized the fbi and the cia and the doj. especially the way the biden administration has. they are projecting what they would do if they were trump. and they are not trump. because we have four years of a record of governance was one of the best in recent memory, if not in the 21st century surely. >> laura: victor, do you agree that this may, and i'm very cautiously optimistic but may be a tipping point though because it's not working. search racist, everything is racist. everything is hitler that is not liberal or far left. they have done it time and time again or bidenomics is working. inflation is transitory. it's not working. and they are being fact-checked

in real time now with real facts. and i think they are overwhelmed by facts and they -- they actually don't know what to do with facts because they are not used to real debates. >> yeah. and i think there is a revolution going on in the latino and black communities. they are sort the of like the white working class that got sick of the bicoastal elite telling them what to do. they realize they have class interest in tune to trump than own elite black and latino politicians, media talking heads. and they are defecting. they are saying we don't want to defund the police. we don't want 10 million illegal aliens in the inner city. we don't want them in our border towns and you people are out of touch. that's a revolutionary development i have never seen anything like that either. and i don't think they know how to handle that when they call people racist and then they are going to get a record downfall or dropoff of the black and latino votes, it doesn't make any sense.

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>> laura: supreme court heard arguments today challenging the government's work with social media companies to prevent so-called disinformation during the covid pandemic. plaintiffs from missouri and louisiana allege that dozens of federal agencies coerced social media platforms to censor post on covid restrictions. the government argued that this wasn't coercion. these were necessary public health directives. >> in the context of an effort to get americans vaccinated during a once in a lifetime pandemic. i really think that piece of conduct doesn't change the first amendment principles but relevant to how they apply here. i think it's important to understand that at this time this was a time when thousands of americans will still dying

every week and there was a hope that getting everyone vaccinated could stop the pandemic and there was s a concern that americans were getting their news about the vaccine from these platforms and the platforms were promoting not just bad information. >> laura: justices alito and thomas didn't seem to buy the government's reasoning but they were in the distinct minority. joining me now is missouri senator eric schmitt who filed the original lawsuit while serving as missouri's a.g. also with me from the original medicine cabinet dr. jay bet char i can't, one of the original plaintiffs on the case the line into coercion was not crossed because they never threatened anyone. what's your response to that? >> well, the power that they we would and i think what's important here the context, laura, these big tech companies have section 230 protection. that was clearly at play as they were telling them what to take down. they created special censorship portals, they had weekly

meetings. so the government was very interested. and you heard in that clip. there is no pandemic exception in the constitution. people have a right to speak their minds. and the government can't outsource censorship like they did here to big tech giants, which is exactly what happened. whether it was the lab leak, mask efficacy issues, origins of covid. all those things the government was very interested in wielding a lot of power, threats of investigation, section 230 elections, all that stuff on the line with the full force of government if they didn't do their bidding and censor speech. >> laura: dr. bhattacharya, you and i, a few others stop this madness and masks on children. obvious from the italian data that children were not going to be the main -- you know, not even close to being really really affected by. this yeah, there was data from all over europe. it was very, very clear. that's the main point, laura that i want to emphasize.

it was the government that was the primary source of misinformation during the pandemic. the first amendment would have protected us against the government misinformation had it been operative during the pandemic. the argument of the supreme court today was so frustrating to hear because that -- it was if the supreme court justices lived through a different pandemic where the government didn't say that mask stopped the spread of the virus. the government didn't say the beings masks stop from you government and no such thing as immunity. >> laura: mitigation measures over medical history did not work i mean, sadly. i mean there is another piece, i think you might have sent me on email. those mitigation measures as well as intentioned as some of them may have been, they traditionally don't work with this type of virus. that it sadly has to go through a population and sadly people were vulnerable are going to be worse hit and that's exactly what happened. >> yeah. and that's the problem when you put the quote, unquote, the

experts or the science. we took anthony fauci's deposition. and they were very head-strong about what their point of view is. it doesn't give them the right to censor other americans, which is what was happening here. you combat speech you don't agree with more speech not censoring speech. this played out, look, even those arguments they talked about this being a once in a lifetime kind of thing. that's what every dictator or tyrant does, right? you have an emergency, you consolidate power, y exercise that power in ways people never thought they would, and so here we are now with this very important case, sitting before the supreme court. what is protected in the virtual town square? certainly people have a right to express dissent. the government doesn't get to crush dissent because they think we are in some sort of an emergency. they just don't get to do that and they don't get to use these big tech giants to do their bidding for them. >> laura: we are afraid this going to keep going in this election. i would say dr. bhattacharya, that was exactly the time you needed robust exchange of ideas and not one person -- all people worried about dictatorial moves

and we talked about in the first block. what was more dictatorial than what they were doing to our children? >> i mean, i think that is really the key point, laura, which i entirely agree with. the first amendment is essential to the health of our country. it's not just a civil right. it's a basic tool of public health. you have to allow dissent or else the government -- who are much more dangerous than somebody random person posting on twitter can go unchecked. they can close schools. they can close your churches they can close businesses. they can tell you things. >> laura: they took our churches away. how many of our constitutional rights were abridged for long periods of time? i mean, i still can't believe we actually went through all of this. i can't believe what has happened to our children. senator schmitd dr. bhattacharya, thank you both so much. all right. the relationship between obama and biden. what is it, really, behind closed doors? what was it over time?

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>> mr. president, you know as long as there is breath in me i will be there for you. my whole family will be. i know -- i know it is reciprocal. >> laura: well, the media a trid to portray obama and biden as the best of friends. it was an unlikely bromance. but, like so many other hoaxes, it was all fake. it was a one-way relationship. he tolerated joe but barack obviously just wasn't over the moon. >> i hope what i'm going to say will save you a lot of time and energy. she is just not that in to you. so move on. >> laura: yeah. according to white house aides, axios is reporting that

president biden doesn't even speak frequently with barack obama but behind closed doors, he does talk about him a lot. and while obama may have moved out of the white house, he is apparently living rent-free in joe biden's head. obama would be jealous, biden sometimes says, when speaking about a perceived accomplishment and at times biden's competitiveness with obama has affected how he governs. biden was adamant about withdrawing troops from afghanistan in 2021 in part because he felt vindicated that obama should have followed his own advice in 2009 to largely withdraw them then. of course chaos ensued. 13 american marines dead and service personnel because of joe biden's decision to craft policy based old grudges and the open wounds of a scorned exbff. the white house denies this reporting. if biden apparently stews over his old pal's obama's content to keep his distance and let his old staff run the white house while he stays busy with more

important leaders like meeting with america's strongest ally overseas which begs the questions who is actually in the shadows running this while bitter old joe fights to get under the shadow of obama. joining me now mollie hemingway. chris bedford senior contributor over at "the federalist." mollie, is this kind of sad? i actually think this one is true. sometimes when they leak things it's to help biden but this makes him look terrible. >> there clearly has been a problem here for president biden who a lot of people view this term as his third term he has been expresses frustration and disappointment with anything of the incompetence of the current administration. it's hard for barack obama. he had two failing terms as president. he had an economy that was suffering where the g.d.p. was very low now to see it happen again with his vice president it's going to cement his legacy.

>> kjp told reporters today that's not happening. watch. >> when will the president hold another news conference so we can ask a question of him without having helicopter noise or jet noise in the background? >> i don't have anything to share. obviously. the president as you just saying the president takes questions pretty regularly, enjoys having engagement with all of you. don't have a press conference to lay out for you at this time. >> laura: chris, this is one of the biggest lies ever told that biden is champing at the bit he wants to get out there and duke it out. i don't believe thatten for one seconds. i think he wants to cruise all the way to election day and hope that social media companies and all his old plutocrat friends help him get there. >> yeah we have been hearing from the white house is he secretly being held in by staff. is he very energetic person. this is all a joke. people are afraid to even go in and brief him because he is so sharp and so with it. i heard that kim jong un is incredible archer who wins

marathons. this is ridiculous propaganda that no one could possibly believe. white house you can see they are trying to leak it out there. but anyone. >> laura: anonymous sources say biden is really upset that he is not out with the people. >> you can see. >> laura: real presidents, mollie aren't run by their staff. real presidents say ha, you, you either let me do what i'm going to do here or you are gone. >> exactly. >> laura: that's ha real president would do. >> how feckless and weak do you have to be other people are limiting new this way. if you are the president and is he running things, can he take care of this on his own. he is not able to because he, you know, we all see what happens when he actually does have unscripted moments with the press. that's why when they do allow him to be with the press they actually work out what the questions are with the reporters before they are even asked. but, this is going to be a long campaign. and it will be very difficult to convince people that we can blame his staff for him not being out there. >> laura: the press should be up in arms that they are hiding him. should have been up in arms.

they ran his campaign. babylon bee headline this came out i thought late today so funny. put up on the screen. unhinged what does it say unhinged trump threatens more violence by promising to trigger landslide on election day. you know, you can't use the word landslide. >> that's barely a babylon bee headline. that's basically what happened throughout the media today with the remarks from this weekend. >> laura: well, i have to say when the "the washington post" is writing or publishing columns saying it's time for kamala harris to step aside, which happened over the weekend, saying you're a drag on this ticket because she is lower in her approval ratings than both biden and, of course, donald trump. she is far lower. they are worried about her and him. >> this is the problem that the they can keep on leaking this stuff for the press these stories to try to keep the democrat voters happy. no one else is buying it. but they don't have any real surrogates. who can they send out. >> laura: pelosi is going to be their big surrogate.

>> she might be one. lloyd austin is out there getting in trouble. every time they send out pete buttigieg says something stupid they have to walk back. mayorkas is getting impeached. who are the heavy hitters in the democratic team. basically president barack obama who like you said is off doing his own diplomacy. >> laura: mollie, obama, do you think he is it going to tie himself to this unless he thinks they can really win it? >> if he does get involved, it must mean that he think thinks y would be able to get biden across the finish line. it might be so bad at this point he doesn't want to taint his own legacy. >> laura: michelle is probably headed for the hills at this point. his legacy is on the library, too. mollie and chris, great to see you both. the new way that illegals are evading border patrol. we have video you are not to see anywhere else. that's next. ♪

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>> laura: everyone has seen the chaos at the border. but what is happening under ground. new new voidio is exposing how illegals are utilizing drainage tunnels to evade border patrol in el paso. >> this is one of the tunnels.

>> then we are kind of flowing underneath the highway. really got to site. there is tons of debris, tons of trash. >> laura: joining me now is the man you just saw. reporter for border hawk news with -- can illegals cross the border through these tunnels? how easy is it to do? i mean, they are big. they are really wider than i would have thought they are. >> laura, good to talk to you. thank you. one thing that's important for your audience to understand is in el paso, the border wall and the highway system are almost parallel. the highway ones over the top of the border wall in places or directly adjacent to it. so, if you wanted to access the city. if you wanted to get over the border wall. you could enter this tunnel system and either go further into the city or access the highway system itself. so what can happen is they can either crawl underneath, above, to the side, jump over the fence, enter the tunnel system

and be very undetected by border patrol or law enforcement and again gain access into the city or get to the highway and get a car be transferred into the interior from there. >> is there any effort to put some type of an obstruction in front of these tunnels so when water needs to go through it can but people can't go through? >> there's some of that at the very end of the tunnel system, kind of where the rio meets but most of it as you can see are walking through it. i'm almost 6 feet tall and stand easily. it's very wide in some areas as well. we saw border patrol sort of navigating outside they are patrolling the area for them to completely block did maybe there is a city ordinance of some variety. they don't. we saw tons of traffic people sleeping there. going back and forth and walking over the place including very small footprints indicate children. >> tell us about the caves that

you have encountered. >> sure the caves. >> we are showing that video on the screen. >> into new mexico there. so that's a little cave system that cartel or illegal aliens have dug out and gotten pretty far. the goes about 50 feet. i took his word for it on that one. i didn't go quite that far. that cave system is in the u.s. they can cross the fence, which we have footage of at border hawk. they can run to the cave either get new supplies, get new clothes, hop on a train that's right there. enter the city in different ways. so they have many, many ways of going undetected by a border patrol who is already spread so thin. >> at this point, i mean, border patrol is kind of just welcoming into the country. i'm surprised anyone frankly uses these tunnels or make -- goes through these caves at all. they are pretty much all allowed to come into the country with very, very narrow exceptions so

you have had encounters with illegals as welling. what did you find there? >> certainly. i think what is important to understand is that there are several kinds of people coming into our country. you have people that are seeking refuge, economic, new life, finding family, those people want to be caught. they cross over the wall and immediately find border patrol from there. and then there is people that want something much more nefarious. if you are taking drugs or smuggling someone that you don't want to be caught or maybe you don't want to be caught and maybe you find this other way to kind o of access. you can only assume this is very nefarious and not the people just trying to be caught. >> terrorists who otherwise would get flagged. wid, thank you for the video. this is something i knew nothing about and you taught us something. thank you so much. all right, you know we have that segment when everything is racist? well, there's something new that's racist and it involves two people. i will tell you more and byron donalds will respond to the latest woke madness, next.

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's before becoming alert is becoming easier on the west coast and all and a good way. here with all the details. >> you will love the story, washington state believe it or not is now the second stage not required the bar exam. no barred, no problem. following oregon which implement it at the change at the beginning of this year. there are other states including minnesota, nevada, south dakota and utah all exploring alternative ways to licensure. the state of washington can complete as six-month a printer and ship while being supervised and guided by a qualified attorney, along with finishing a few courses. law students can become practice ready by completing 12 qualifying skills, credits and

500 hours of work as a licensed legal intern. law clerks can become lawyers, i know you're loving this, by completing standardized educational material, benchmarks and other guidance it with an attorney to gain 500 hours as a legal intern. you get a lawyer, you get a lawyer it, you get a lawyer! now the bar licensure test for the state says that traditional exam, disproportionally and unnecessarily blocks marginalized groups from becoming practitioners in law. i love the story. and at a best, minimally effected for ensuring competency. there are a lot of judges out there, a lot of great lawyers out there that cannot believe this is happening. >> laura: first of all, i loved studying for the bar, i loved it. i took it in four weeks, all you did was -- >> focus on that. >> laura:, i can you work out

in the morning, then all you study. some people studied and worked. really impressive, like you! you studied and worked at the same time. >> obligate to that point. believe me, i will take the bar in as many places i can so i can practice everywhere. >> laura: unit dc, you can waive into dc anymore? >> used to be able to do that, now think there are some restrictions. i think virginia is tougher now, maryland and dc kind of have this partnership. virginia. >> laura: people will not believe it but i took the california bar exam, three days long baby! san diego license centre! >> did you pass? >> laura: they said i did. i thought i did not. kevin, vertically as they're bringing back the sat. should never touch the bar exam can migrate to see. you. now it is time for... >> announcer: when everything is racist!

before the most recent prejudiced institution? marriage per market the first recorded evidence of marriage ceremonies, in aiding one and one man dates back from about 2350 bc. and now, the loving bond between husband and wife is not just patriarchal, it barely promotes white supremacy. at least that is according to a white says gender professor at george mason university, professor bethany, it ready that marriage fundamentalist alike structural racism is a key structural element of white be chargeable supremacy. urging family scientists, whatever that is, to further interrogate how marriage fundamentalism produces family and inequality, and american family life and/or towards its dismantling. this cannot be real. this is bad riding is all. joining us now, florida congressman, congressman, you're

married, your wife is awesome? she's a great person but apparently you are promoting white supremacy. by being married. shame on you. >> this is the dumbest thing i've ever heard in my life. left just our dumb when it comes to this and this is downright stupid. look, fathers and mothers in matrimony is the best thing for kids, the data proves that, the stats prove that, people who come from single-family households rather than two-parent households know the truth. single moms work hard but is nothing like mom and dad being in a home. those are just facts. i don't know who this lady is and how she's getting paid to study the stuff but she should just stop. just stopped. let people get married and live their lives before congressman i have three adopted kids and i'm a single mom. i had to have taught a godfather's for each child because it is so hard. you know, i mean my hats off to all single mothers, it so difficult. but it's just you know?

it's so good to have that father figure. but when marriage is now racist, i think they are out of ideas. i just don't think they have anything left, congressman. >> yeah, they're out of ideas. if you want to talk will it really destroyed marginalized communities, talk about lyndon johnson's great society which did systematically destroy black families, or how about joe biden's 94 crime bill, put a lot of black men in jail for an extended period of time, treating crag different from cocaine. destructive to families, maybe you should study those, leave the sensible commonsense research to people who want to perpetuate america, continue families, and allow children to thrive and succeed. taught to parent households as a way to do it. >> laura: very quickly, i need to get to hunter biden's as miss partner, telling congressional investigators as then vice president joe biden spoke to him using an e-mail alias under the name robin aware 456, vice president joe biden would communicate with hunter biden

and business associates. congressman, maybe it's just an e-mail address he likes to use, like when you sign up for subscriptions you want to use your real one i guess. >> listen, he was taking money! he is getting money under the table through his son and brother, the fictitious emo's are the way to do it. we're still trying to get to the bottom of that. i will have a follow-up with you later but i'm quite sure robert peters, robin aware, whatever those names or, will tell us a lot. and i'm looking forward to reading them. >> laura: we went through a lot of hoaxes and a lot of hoaxes tonight, in the hoax of marriage is racist, we should have started without one. congressman, thank you so much. that is it for us tonight, don't forget to always set your dvr say stay connected with us, follow me on social media. thank you for watching, remember it is america now and forever and it jesse watters and the whole gang take it from here. [ ♪♪ ] >> jesse: welcome to jesse watters primetime.