find in east palestine. remember, if you can't catch us live, set your dvr, 6 :00 p.m. in the east. 3:00 p.m. in the west coast. follow me on instagram and x at bret baier for exclusive behind the scenes content. thank you for inviting us into your home tonight, that's it for this "special report," fair, balanced and still unafraid. we have got you covered all things israel and iran, trey yingst and his team on the ground always. "the ingraham angle" is now. >> kayleigh: i'm kayleigh mcenany in for laura ingraham. this is "the ingraham angle." thank you for watching. we begin with a fox news alert. the white house saying president trump will make a decision within the next two weeks on whether the united states will take military action against iran. before we get to that, let's get

breaking news, live on the ground in israel where the two countries are fighting as we speak. senior affairs correspondent greg palkot in tel aviv with the latest. greg? >> hi, kayleigh, yes, it was a day of fire and fury here in israel as iran after taking a lot of beating in the past seven days at least got a little bit of that back today. we were eyewitnesses early thursday morning to the onso the onslaught of 30 iranian ballistic missiles shot at israel. 6 or 7 got through. making an urban mess of an area that contains tel aviv's stock exchange. further down the israeli coast in hollen, high rise residential towers were turned into shooting gallery for the projectiles. it was feared some residents had been caught in the rubble. and hardest hit, the soroka medical center. it's the biggest hospital in southern israel.

the hospital building was extensively damaged, remarkably though all of its wards had been cleared prior to the attack. iran claimed there was an israeli military installation nearby, israel flatly rejected that. as prime minister netanyahu toured the rubble, israeli officials claim that some of the iranian missiles contain cluster bombs, which spread the danger, banned in some quarters, contributed to the 240 overall injured. netanyahu called the iranians war tyrants. the prime minister also called for revenge, the idf already on that mission continuing today to pound iran's nuclear and military infrastructure, including a water-cooled nuclear plant, not currently in use, israeli military intends to keep it that way. kayleigh, as for the task of getting rid of all of iran's nuclear program, it's nuclear

infrastructure, according to netanyahu today, while appreciative of the united states help, he asserted israel can get that job done on its own. tall order. back to you. >> kayleigh: we will find out in due time. greg palkot. thank you. well, president trump meanwhile signaling he is still willing to cut a deal with iran. >> i have a message directly from the president. and i quote. paced on the fact that there's a substantial chance of negotiations that may or may not take place with iran in the near future, i will make my decision whether or not to go within the next two weeks. >> kayleigh: while the president is still willing to talk, the white house is revealing that the iranian nuclear threat is very real. >> iran has all that it needs to achieve a nuclear weapon. all they need is a decision from the supreme leader to do it. and it would take a couple of

weeks to complete the production of that weapon, which would, of course, pose an existential threat not just to israel but to the united states and to the entire world. >> kayleigh: mark dubowitz, chief executive of the foundation for defense democracy joins me now. mark, i'm very curious about what is going on here. you know, you have karoline leavitt saying two weeks, within two weeks so theoretically that could mean we still strike fordow tomorrow. at the same time president trump has always been lost to broadcast things ahead of time. i think there could be strategy here. what do you think is going on with the broadcasting of the two weeks' timeline? >> yeah, kayleigh, i agree with you i think the president last week ran one of the greatest deception operations since operation overlord when the fooled thinking we weren't going to invade at normandy i did. the israelis found the irgc commander and top personnel literally and figurativefully

their bed last thursday night. they like to keep the enemy off balance. offering negative united states, he has been offering that for weeks and the iranians have been rejecting that and multiple u.s. offers. so he could be opening the path for oman where negotiations are set to take place and opening the path fordow where bombers could drop penetrators. >> kayleigh: there is two options there let's go to the second one you said about the negotiations. you know, i'm reading politico this morning. and i read something that made me very uncomfortable. and it was this. there was a headline meanwhile in europe. they talk about germany, france, and britain leading these negotiations with iran very uncomfortable with the idea of europe negotiating the way forward. very much comfortable with the idea of president trump doing so. in your opinion, what would an acceptable negotiation or end agreement look like because, in my mind, nothing short of americans watching fordow being dismantled would be sufficient.

>> that's exactly right. i will use president trump's own words from two months ago, he said to the iranians you can either blow off your facilities under u.s. supervision or someone is going to blow it up for you. the president has been consistent and clear for a long time. iran cannot have a nuclear weapon. and they cannot have the key capabilities to develop a nuclear weapon. their program must be fully and permanently dismantled. they can have no enrichment capability or that president obama gave them and joe biden gave them. and the president has an historic opportunity. his predecessors couldn't do it. his successors may not do it. but the president knows he has to fully dismantle this program to stop a nuclear weapon. >> kayleigh: i was reading through some notes that you sent. i corresponded them with some reporting i had read yesterday from the "wall street journal." i want you to listen to this line here, israel has a plan for fordow and the ability to carry it out on its own, a senior israeli military official said without elaborating.

so they are intimating israel might have a way to dismantle fordow. you told our producers israel caan destroy it permanently. so do you believ accomplish? >> the israelis are full of surprises. i used to say with respect to israeli military capability, those who know don't say and those who say don't know. i think that's been born out by the past year. incredibly israeli and military surprises. the israelis may have a surprise up their sleeve for fordow and for the supreme leader. it's certainly the united states we have b 2 bombers. we have 30,000-pound penetrators with one plane, one bomb and one site. we could permanently set back that program. the israelis will roll it back. but only we can really end it for good. >> kayleigh: yeah, you mentioned those surprises and trey yingst was told by some of the israeli officials, high ranking ones that they do have surprises up their sleeve.

so i have no doubt it was as you reminded us just last thursday when they took out the irgc. really impressive. thank you very much, mark. >> thanks, kayleigh. >> kayleigh: at the end these two weeks president trump decides we need to strike iran, what exactly would that look like? you just heard about the bunker boss. you just heard about a strike. there is more that could be done. and for that we bring in jim hanson chief editor for the middle east forum and u.s. army special forces veteran. jim, i want to start here. this is a democratic congressman on the intelligence committee. here's what he said about the efficacy of bunker bombs. >> not only would it illustrate military strike potentially be ineffective. remember the bunker busting weapons though very potent may not be able to destroy the fordow nuclear facility. and there might be duplicative facilities throughout the country and you can't bomb their know how out of existence.

they might reconstitute the program. >> kayleigh: so white house official told fox news, jim, this. that they have no doubt about the efficacy of bunker busters that massive ordnance penetrator. do you have doubts or do you think it can get the job done? >> no one should have any doubts if president trump makes the to destroy the at fordow it will turn into nuclear dust. so, whether it takes multiple massive ordnance penetrators, whether it takes actually, you know, getting people on the ground and digs the stuff out of there, whatever it requires, we're prepared to do and capable of doing. so i don't think that congressman is doing anything other than stirring the pot. >> kayleigh: yeah, the commander-in-chief, as you said, if he makes the choice, he's going to know that it's going to work. another interesting line that was told to our fox news team here was that nothing has been taken off the table and that would include tactical nukes.

can you explain what the difference is between a tactical nuke option and this bunker buster massive ordnance penetrator? what would those operations look like and in your mind what's the better choice? >> i don't think there is any question that conventional munitions far exceed any kind of nuclear action. i don't believe the u.s. would be the first ones to use a nuclear weapon. so i think that's one of those situations where the rhetoric is being used to kind of put the fear of god into the iranians. and i think president trump right now is doing a very smart thing. you know, he stated that he wants a negotiated settlement to this. he wants the iranians to recognize that we can destroy them, even as the israelis are doing it more slowly. but he wants to go ahead and have them surrender and do this the right way. he realizes he can always bomb their nuclear facilities, can he never unbomb them. so i think a lot of this right now is designed to remind them of that fact and get them to

accept the inevitable. they're done. >> and have you served, so you understand the personal cost to this sacrifice, the human cost of war. no one wants to see endless war, and there has been some talk about, you know, no regime change, but, yes precision strike on fordow. and i want to hear from you about how you disentangle the two. we obviously saw the perils of regime change with saddam hussein. we saw what happened in afghanistan and taliban. is there a way to disentangle those in your mind? >> president trump is not going to be the architect of another attempt at are a jail-time change. regime change, undoingof iran's. those two things are not entangled. they don't have to be. there are people rhetorically edge tangling them. there is a huge difference between destroying a nuclear facility and then trying to get the people who built it to see reality and sending troops on the ground and trying to build a

nation and some sort of jeffersonian democracy. if the iranian people -- and they do -- want to build a democracy and a better system, they should do it themselves. and i hope this is encouraging them. they should hear from all the world that we want them to have a better government because we're sick of the one they've got. >> you know, jim, as someone who studied international affairs for many years, one of the things we are taught, a corner stone of nuclear weapons and, of course, we don't want to see nuclear proliferation mutually assured destruction. and that relies on rational actors, and one like vladimir putin, while he is very evil, is rational in the sense that he cares about self-preservation. do you have any worry that in iran where have you fanaticism, you have religious radicalism, that this idea of a rational actor is in question should they get nuclear weapons? >> oh, it's absolutely in question. the people who run iran right

now are from a sect of she a islam, the twefler sect who believes they need armageddon like event to bring their maddy who will help them rule the world. i can't think of a more armageddon like event than a nuclear explosion wrote can't deal with them with treaties or assured destruction. we need to stop any chance they have to put together a weapon they might use to cause that to happen. >> kayleigh: jim, very well said and president trump has made it crystal clear iran will never have a nuclear weapon on his watch. thank you very much. well, coming up, trump unleashing a blue collar boom. national economic council director kevin hassett, one of my former colleagues, is here with reaction.tt ♪ ers can cause big problems fast. until now.

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♪ >> kayleigh: well, do you remember when democrats insisted trump was going to tank the economy? >> it was very clear that these tariffs are going to be passed on to american consumers and are going to slow down the economy.

>> the best hope for our economy is that there will be enough damage to markets quickly, that the administration is led to correct. >> they have created havoc in our economy, economy was that improving and now we have people out there scared to death. >> kayleigh: well, it appears they got it wrong. trump's economic policies are actually working. listen to this. listen to they are working for. there's a blue collar boom happening. >> blue collar wage growth,the only other time it's been this high, wait for, it was during president trump's first term. >> aha,. >> we have seen real wages for hourly workers, nonsupervisory worker rise almost 2% in the first five months. >> why's that? >> no president has done that before. >> kayleigh: wow, listen do that kevin hassett, national economic

counsel director joins me now. great to speak you. they say this is the largest increase of blue collar wages in nearly 60 years. what do you attribute that to? >> right. well, what is happening is, and, by the way, it's great to be here. i was in the oval with the president going over the big beautiful bill and i was thinking kayleigh should be in the back all those times up there. >> kayleigh: oh, thank you. >> the fact is that the big beautiful bill is already having a big beautiful effect because everybody is on shoring jobs, building factories, making commitments to send trillions of dollars of new invest wants into the u.s. they are doing that before the bill is even passed. they expect that the bill will pass the senate next week and signed by the fourth of july. when that happens. not only will that momentum continue but people are going to see a big, big tax cut. so, if you get paid time and a half on overtime, then you are going to be taxed on the time but not the half. if you get tips, then you are not going to be taxed on those tips. if you are a social security

person who is getting tax on income because you are making taking an extra job you will not be taxed on that. all of that is going to add even more juice into the economy. right now we are looking at gdp growth for the second quarter about 4%. real wage growth unprecedentedpd in 60 years. that's even before the bill is passed. finally, you led with all this scare mongering about tariffs, think about it. while this going on, inflation right now lower than it's been in four years. that's by every single measure. there is people who say that tariffs are going to cause inflation and harm the economy. they got both things wrong. >> kayleigh: yeah, kevin, the naysayers were wrong. those were great days in the oval office with you and president trump. let me remind you about something that happened during the first term. i remember being on air force one and this "wall street journal" op-ed broke. i couldn't believe it in september of 2020. it was about the year before the pandemic. and it was about wage growth under trump the year before the pandemic went up more than

$4,000, double what it had gone up under the obama administration. but, what was interesting is the groups it went up for. hispanics, black americans, asians, foreign born workers got greater wage increases, then every day americans. groups that don't often see this kind of wage growth. so, do you anticipate a trump term 2? we see these historically marginalized groups getting huge paychecks. >> of course they will. and, do you know what? if you look back during the really effective trump policies of the previous administration, if you go back and look, then income inequality which is a thing that the far left folks have been telling us is the most important metric of society that they're completely is. income inequality dropped more you by more than it was second world war. it is precisely because president trump is focused like a laser beam on blue collar workers and their welfare. i have seen you stick up for president trump on shows, on fox, i have got say that the things that you have been

saying, i will confirm about the meeting today. we are going over the tax bill basically line by line at his desk and he had things to say about all the nuances of the tax bill. so he is digging into the weeds, is he getting briefed on everything. it's the complete opposite of the previous administration under president biden. and he is doing this because he is trying to make america great again and he is treeing to, you know, make wages great again and reduce inequality and make growth, break records. >> kayleigh: is he very much into the specifics, one final question for you. i say this to people and they literally don't believe me, the trump tax cuts, when you look at the data, if you make between 15,000 and $50,000, you got a tax cut between 16 and 26%. every single group. >> correct. >> kayleigh: so voting against the big beautiful bill is voting against -- voting for tax increases on people making as little as $50,000. kevin. >> it is. and if you vote against the bill, then you are voting against the golden dome.

you are voting against the secure border. if you vote for the bill, then you are voting for that you will growth and this time do you remember the $4,000 number that we talked so much about that was written about in that "wall street journal" editorial you mentioned? the number now is 10,000 kayleigh, $10,000 is what we are going to see in wage growth because of this bill. and that $10,000 is going to come in part because of things like the no tax on tips and no tax on overtime. and so, the other thing i love about president trump's policies, think about this, he does these things and the left say it's catastrophe. and like you never saw like you just saw larry summers on tv talking about how terrible it's going to be. he didn't mention income inequality went down under president trump. these policies are going to work and then at some point in the future maybe democrats win again, seems unlikely but it could happen. they are not going to reverse these policies because they work for ordinary folks. you can't do that. that's going to happen forever. no tax on tips be there forever. no tax on social security, that's going to be there forever. >> what a legacy to leave

behind. kevin hassett. it's great to talk to you. the left is the party of lower wages and higher taxes. wow, what a platform. kevin, thank you. coming up and higher income inequality, that too. coming up, democrats are at each other's throat and broke. we'll explain, next. ♪

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they have become so desperate for dough they are considering bothering phone to keep their operations afloat. meanwhile the party is imploding and even former president barack obama sees cracks in the foundation. >> can you still hang out and, you know, aspen and milan and travel and have a house in the hamptons and still be -- and still think of yourself as a progressive and now things are a little different. all of us are going to be tested in some way and we are going to have then decide what our commitments are. sometimes i feel as if during my presidency, i think a lot of people felt comfortable in their righteousness because they didn't have to test it. now you have to test it a little

bit more. >> i guess that's an attempt at a postmortem after that big loss. well, here to discuss ash ari fleischer. former white house press secretary. ari, it strikes me there is this trio of problems in the democratic party. you got the messaging issue which hasn't been sorted out. you have got the cash issue, dnc losing 4 million in their coffers while the rnc is up by 29 million. and then rahm emanuel points out there is a circular firing squad at the dnc and all this infighting which problem do you fix first as midterms are a year away. >> first and foremost i have no idea what obama just said none of that added up tore me? >> kayleigh: neither do i. >> the dnc has money problems. the democratic money doesn't come from the party. it comes from special interest. it comes from teacher unions, it comes from labor and building snares and dark money from act

blue. the parties in the last 20 years have all played a diminishing role. the democrats will outfund, outspend republicans no matter what that has been the reality of modern day electoral politics for more than a decade. as for the image problem the democrats have. that's their real problem. they are out of touch. they have gone so woke, so out of touch. they lost blue collar americans, they are losing americans with high school degrees. they have really burnt their base because they have taken wacky, nutty, outlandish positions. and they protest in the streets and average blue collar guys just don't like it. >> kayleigh: you know, ari, i have been a part of losing elections. i have been there when you are trying to do a postmortem and pickt where you went wrong. it seems to me democrats aren't doing that i want to play here in just a moment a soundbite, another one from president obama. we remember the dark maga speech the one where biden had the red

behind him and it was the end of democracy. well it, seems like that's still the message. listen to this. >> we start drifting into something that is not consistent with american democracy. it is consistent with autocracies, we are dangerously close to normalizing behavior like that. >> so end of democracy still the message? >> so out of touch. you know, what will end democracy is shooting donald trump. what ends democracy is removing donald trump's name from the ballot in colorado and illinois and in maine as the democrats sought to do. those are the types of things that are threats to democracy. what is a threat to democracy in the state of maine removing the vote from a legislator who stood up to prevent boys from competing against girls in sports and a majority democrat legislator said you can no longer vote or speak on the

floor as a result of that stance you took. these are the threats to democracy. but, back to the campaign. back to the midterm, especially, kayleigh. the biggest factor is going to be president trump's approval rating north korea 19 in 2022. and it was -- i'm sorry in 2018 when republicans lost the house. only minus five now. if trump is popular, republicans are in much better shape. >> yep, and you pass that big beautiful bill no, tax on tips no, tax on overtime, and i think you will see that soar. thank you very much, ari. see you soon. >> thank you. >> kayleigh: the left will stop at nothing to try to get trump, case in point the biden doj. i could not believe this, listen to this. these are internal fbi emails obtained by senator chuck grassley. they revealed that rogue agents and prosecutors were looking for ways to pile on new criminal charges against the president over january 6th. well, this time it was over his

involvement with the j 6 prisoner choir. here with the details is miranda devine, new york columnist and fox news contributor. miranda, these emails are stunning. and i want to read to you part of one of them that you have outlined. this is from someone who worked not just on the smith investigation but mueller. here is what he wrote a guy named j.p. cuny. can we do some work to nail down trump's role in this and he attached a forbe's article about trump and the j-6 choir. this sounds like this was just a fishing equities petition over at the fbi, much like russia gate. >> it certainly was, kayleigh. they were just controlling the -- just trolling theinternet lg they could to pile on a charge on donald trump. this one is particularly ridiculous and egregious. donald trump had recorded the pledge of allegiance at mar-a-lago. very kindly, to give to a project that was trying to raise

money to some of these january 6th prisoners, who were locked up as, you know, for a year or more without trial and none of these people that he did this for had anything to do with any violence on january 6th. these are grandmothers or fathers who had wandered through an open door, who unknowingly found themselves trespassing on capitol grounds outside. completely wrongfulfully detained, it was such an injustice. donald trump very kindly offered to or agreed to record the pledge of allegiance to go on to a reasonable doubt rowing with the january 6th choir. and for that, they thought that they could slap criminal charges on him for colluding or some other made up charge. it just shows how low the bottom of the barrel they were trying to get to. and this email is interesting

because it's between jp do you knowy, who was jack mitt's special counsel, jack smith's deputy he was also as you said involved in the muriel witch-hunt, and he was, you know, any -- you name it, if it was a get trump operation in the doj, he was part of it. and, one of the recipients of the email who responded that he was on the case was an fbi special agent called walter gee danna, he also was involved in so many get trump cases and including locking up peter navarro, one of trump's white house advisers is and also steve bannon, butting them in jail for contempt of congress because they did not turn up to testify at nancy pelosi's star chamber. so these are dirty cons. dirty people. >> kayleigh: miranda, i only have about 30 seconds here but i

have to get your take on this. i never want to see republicans weaponize the fbi the way the left did. i do want to see them get some fire in their belly over the biden mental acuity issue. the senate held a hearing yesterday. they invited sean spicer, smart guy, not sure what you will get from him the inner workings of biden's west wing. the house oversight committee with these closed door investigations. the j-6 committee subpoenaed. they subpoenaed principles and aides, you knew you couldn't lie because the aides were going to come after you came. where is the gusto for republicans, seconding out the subpoenas, not just to principles but to aides, anthony enter now and those folks can i guarantee you they want to cover for the bidens. >> 100 percent. they should be a special counsel investigation. they should be every much as azeal as they was for the j-6. this is much more important. we need to know who was running the white house. it is fraud to sign the president's signature temperature on executive orders

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>> the l.a. dodgers claim they turned ice agents away from the stadium today. stopping a raid, but what's the truth about that? senior national correspondent kevin corke always has the truth. kevin? >> kayleigh, great to be with you. this is a classic example of that old adage a lie can make its way half way around the world before the truth gets its trousers on. you probably saw dozens of headlines like this today. dodgers deny ice agents entry to dodgers stadium. in fact, the team itself said this on its x account this morning. ice agents came to dodgers stadium and requested permission to access the parking lot, they were denied entry to the grounds by the organization. tonight's game will be played as scheduled. but the truth shall set you free. apparently the dodgers weren't being completely honest with

3 million followers on x. at least to hear both ice and homeland security tell it, ice said this on x, faults, we were never there. and homeland security added this had nothing to do with the dodgers. cbp vehicles were in the stadium parking lot, very briefly, unrelated to any operation or enforcement. now, a small group of protesters were seen near the stadium. you probably have been seeing that happen pretty much every day since demonstrations in the city began back on june the 6th. and those obviously continue even tonight. now, for its part, ice has made over 66,000 arrests in the first 100 days of this second trump administration. that according to the agency and, yep, those arrests continue unabated. even at this hour. kayleigh. >> kayleigh: maybe if the dodgers focus on baseball, what a novel idea that would be. kevin corke, thank you. >> kevin: you bet. >> kayleigh: all right. democrats won't stop fighting to

keep i will heel wills in iller country. even kathy hochul setting aside a whopping $50 million to help out. >> we're also concerned about those that are walking out of this courthouse taken away from their families they don't have the attention and the lawyers. that's why the state of new york is providing $50 million to cover legal services for people are finding themselves in this situation. >> kayleigh: and florida congressman maxwell frost, he wants to go further. >> i want to be clear, being undocumented in this country is not a crime. to my republican colleagues who say i don't want any undocumented people in this country, i actually agree with you. so let's document every single one of them. because we need path to citizenship. that's how we fix this problem. >> kayleigh: here to make sense of this all madison sheehan ice

deputy director. madison, i want to play for you a soundbite from eric swalwell. here is what he wants to do to some of the ice agents that you oversee. >> i was a prosecutor. the top prosecutor in my state. and these rogue agents arrested somebody like alex padilla who was just exercising his family right in his own office building and had him arrested. if i had a criminal statute that met the facts, i would use it. but if you have law enforcement capabilities and the facts meet those criminal statutes, you have to meet their chaos with your own strength. >> kayleigh: madison, first of all, we know alex padilla was never arrested. he was briefly detained. what's your reaction to eric swalwell talking about trying to arrest some of your agents? >> the men and women of ice work every day to keep the american people safe. and it's insane to me to think that politicians are out encouraging people to cause harm

to our officers, which is up over 400 percent over the last few years and trying to cause harm to these agents when they're out there doing their job. the democrats continue to say that nobody is above the law. and, yet, they will not allow law enforcement officers to do their jobs and enforce the laws that are on the books of the united states. >> kayleigh: here is what it shows. the trump administration on the issue of immigration, according to this big mega poll was that conductside up plus plus 16, that's the approval for what your ice agents are doing on immigration. not only that, a quarter of kamala harris voters approve of what is going on. so, to your ice agents, i just wonder as they are being doxxed, their pictures being put up being called kidnappers in l.a. do they take solace on the fact that the american people are on their side? do they know that?

>> the men and women of ice know that the american people are on their side. they know that president trump is on their side and secretary nome. they will continue go out, arrest the worst of the worst in these communities. i will continue to ask the democrats who are they really defending? they are defending the rapists, the gang members, the tda, ms-13 gang members who go out and wreak havoc on the american people's quhiewnts? whether it's the rapists and traffickers. they continue to defend these people but they are not what the american people want in their communities. we are seeing that day after day as people continue to stand up and defend the men and women of ice and allow them to do their jobs. >> kayleigh: you mentioned the criminals and rapists and 75% of ice arrests have been just that people with pending charges or criminal convictions. thank you very much for bringing us the facts. well, still ahead, mayor eric adams brags about doing a whole lot of nothing. plus, what's going on in oregon? we'll tell you. jimmy failla is here with all

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>> kayleigh: it's time for the fun part of the night, wtf, and without the one and only, you guessed it, host of fox news saturday night, jimmy failla. great to have you. new york city mayor eric adams wants everyone to come along with him because, guess what, he gets stuff done. look at this. >> got it. >> right, right. [laughs] >> kayleigh: jimmy, you are a man of the people, you strolled the streets of manhattan, what's he getting done? >> literally nothing done. this is like watching a cooking

show where they don't put food in the oven at any point during the show. he build it as, like, adams is getting down and he needs to get down because cuomo is about to be mayor, which is blowing my mind. apparently cuomo thought maga stood for make america grope again. now we are about to watch adams lose it and it's because of joe be videos like this. who told him that was a good idea? he just put on a sport coat for 5 minutes. that's basically what i do all day. >> kayleigh: accept your sports coats are leopard-skin and i liked him a lot. but onto this, jasmine crockett, she went after trump supporters. she thinks maga is mentally ill. watch. >> anybody that supports it is also sick. we have a mental health crisis in this country because everyone, no matter how you affiliate yourself, should be against trump. >> i love this so much.

>> kayleigh: evidence of the mental health crisis. >> this is coming from a woman who was just in that choose your fighter video where all of the liberals bounced around and pretended they were in a video game. you remember that. i don't know who told her to rebrand as cardi b's dumber sister, but i think her job is to make aoc look smart because every time they throw her in front of a microphone, it elevates aoc's iq to a 23 or 24. i don't know what other purpose she serves. >> kayleigh: i choose her as my fighter for the 2028 democratic presidential nomination. let's see how that works out. onto another person who needs to be educated, quite literally, goldberg tried to compare living in iran to living here. >> i think it's very different to live in the united states in 2025 then iran. >> not if you are black.

>> that is so embarrassing. >> kayleigh: did she missed the -- >> kayleigh: >> i know. that a black family in america was just president for eight years. iranian women can't even show their face in public, let alone rule the entire country. it is so stupid. we need to bring back sliming. do you remember when nickelodeon would dump green slime on people's head on tv if they did something stupid? the only way we are ever going to save this country is if we bring back sliming to shows like the view. the problem is they would run out of slime. >> kayleigh: yes, they would. i've got a surprise for you. we can't leave this hour without a surprise drag performance on the oregon house floor. you will love this. two dancing dry queens celebrating a democrat back resolution honoring black drag

artistry. watch this. [laughs] >> i'm dying. listen, this is oregon so technically it's progress because the dry queens aren't in a kindergarten class right now. but think back two clips ago to jasmine crockett saying the right had a mental health problem. nobody in their right mind books a drag show in front of the state legislature except these people. good for them, i thought it was funny and stupid. >> kayleigh: we powered through that delay it like a leopard you are, thank you. that's it for laura ingraham, onto jesse watters. >> jesse: welcome to "jesse watters primetime". tonight... >> i have a message directly from the president. i will make my decision within the next two weeks. >> jesse: iran has a fortnight to figure it out. or is trump bluffing? democrat