>> there are been numerous other unsuccessful searches in the past. some have even dedicated decades of their life to the hunt. >> bret: 91 years ago today the legend of the lock necessary monster was born. quickly spread when a newspaper reported that a local couple had seen what it called enormous animal rolling and plunging on locke nest of scotland. peculiar figure in the lake appeared to have a head peeking above the waves. okay. tomorrow on special report. we will talk to a security expert who says the u.s. is already in a second cold war with china falling behind. thanks for inviting us into your home tonight. that's it for this "special report," fair, balanced and still unafraid. here's laura >> laura: good evening, everyone. i'm laura ingraham and this is "the ingraham angle." thanks as always for joining us. all right, tonight, a fraternity

valiantly defends the american flag from a pro-hamas mob and one of its patriotic brothers is here to share the story. but, first: hitting the panic button, that's the focus of tonight's angle now, it's a good rule of thumb that whenever the white house staff rushes joe biden tout address the nation, it can only mean one thing. he is in big political trouble. >> we have all seen images and they have put to the test two fundamental american principles, excuse me, neither are we a lawless country. [clearing throat] we are a civil society. >> laura: well, things haven't looked very civil for the weeks on campus that we have been witnessing. now, after a night of violent clashes on its main campus and after weeks of liberal dithering, ucla finally gave the would for law enforcement to come in and dismantle the encampment. all the creatures hiding under their umbrellas and wearing

their masks, imagine how dirty those masks are, were all arrested. regular americans are watching this and they are asking why did things get so out of hand? well, tonight i'm going to tell you why. because the people screaming long live the intifada, find support in almost every nook and cranny of these schools. and i think ucla was just afraid of offending one of its core constituencies. now, democrats have also been struggling between two competing interests here. for biden, coming out too strongly against these creatures it could hurt him against his activist base. but, if he stayed silent too long, he would lose even more voters, what i like to call normal america. now, listen carefully to how biden tried to thread the needle. >> there's no place for hate speech or violence of any kind whether it's anti-semitism, islamophobia or discrimination against arab americans or palestinian americans. it's simply wrong. there's no place for racism in

america. it's all wrong. it's unamerican. >> laura: it's pathetic. jewish students have been harassed. other students have lost their schooling, graduation, et cetera, police have been injured, and those responsible are the america hating leftists. rednecks from mississippi, it's not maga people, it's the leftists, period. nice try, joe. but the sad truth is biden just doesn't care if jewish students are living in fear and doesn't care about the strain on law enforcement. we will get into that in a little bit. if he cared about any of those things, he would have spoken out unequivocally, far earlier than he did, and with real passion with real conviction. after all, we know what joe sounds like when he considers a crowd dangerous. >> in the united states of america, people coming out of fields at night carrying torches. their veins bulging, preaching the same hate, white supremacy.

chanting the same nazi praises, not figuratively, literally. that were being chanted in the 30's in europe, torches lit again. >> laura: of course, he was talking there about charlottesville. notice biden today didn't mention the hateful posters, placards, despicable chants from the anti-israel crowd. nothing. the only reason biden surfaced at all this morning was because of the political fallout that was growing. a warning was issued from the island of misfit never trumpers. >> please, i'm trying to help you, i don't want donald trump to get elected. all right? trying to help you. if you are too stupid to figure that out, this is not helping the people of gaza and this is not helping those of us who want to fight fascism in america.

>> we got to ring some alarm bells. the election is seven months out. if the polls are to be believed, donald trump may very well be president in seven months. what people are seeing when they turn on the media they see violence and protests on college campuses. they see young people calling joe biden genocide joe and it scares people. >> laura: now, this obviously got the attention of the white house chief of staff and also i think the biden campaign. the threat to biden's re-election is so real that they decided to risk winding him up and sending him out to read prompter. and to really show you how seriously they take this situation? the white house held a meeting. they held a meeting on wednesday of its anti-semitism task force. then, it gave the story to axios, its house media organ. and i love how axios calls this a scoop. meetings like wednesday's are an attempt to define concrete ways

how the biden administration can address immediate challenges and long term problem of anti-semitism. nice press release, guys. look, this makes sense that biden's handled it this way because his team has always considered every issue. every problem, whether it's inflation, or the border, or now these protests, a comms problem. they never consider changing their stance on an issue or heaven forbid ever changing their policies. they never think, gee, maybe we have gone too far left. >> does the president believe that, perhaps, some of these universities that higher education has gone off the rails, that, you know, something more fundamental has gone wrong on these college campuses? >> i wouldn't go that far. we believe it's a small number of students who are causing this disruption. >> laura: it's always small when it's their people. i don't know, the lib words like hers is, that going to reassure anyone? the jewish americans it doesn't

feel like a small number of people. they are terrified. and will joe biden's hostage taped speech today give voters a sense that things are going to calm down any time soon? will this weak message ourself out of any problem work. certainly this late in the administration when the nation is facing serious challenges? well, it doesn't look like it. things are looking very grim tonight for joe biden. the website 538 compiled a historical list of presidential approval ratings. and at 38.9% he is lower than both h.w. bush and jimmy carter at the same exact point in their presidencies and, remember, both of those men lost re-election. i think by now americans know that biden is just a barely functioning figure head of a president. his words certainly don't mean action. >> has there been any follow-up -- not follow-up. has there been any outreach to the white house to any of the

campuses, administrators, leaders on these campuses? >> i don't have anything to read out at this time. >> laura: well, after vilifying americans who support president trump as nazis and extremists, biden tries to pretend that he values dissent. >> we are not an authoritarian nation where we silence people or squash dissent. dissent is essential to democracy. there's the right to protest, but not the right to cause chaos. >> laura: fact-check. false. to his party, the right to dissent exists for one side and one side only, their side. everyone else needs to be surveilled, constrained, geo fenced, tracked, because they probably support the man they are trying to put in jail before the election he is actually for silencing all the americans who fill ripped off and disrespected by biden and his party if think

are doing everything in their power to silence donald trump which they are now how is that disrespecting dissent and that's the angle. joining me now anna paulina luna. she confronted anti-israel protesters yesterday. congresswoman, for me, one of the most infuriating things from that campus that i know very well how the protesters felt completely at ease with defacing the father of our country, george washington, our first president, even wrapping a head scarf around the statue's head. where the administrators and what did you see when you were there? >> most certainly, so, actually myself and members of oversight had actually gone to talk to some of these administrators and do you know what, laura, when we were there, we had actually asked the administrators whether or not the white house had

reached out, mind you, this campus is only minutes away. and not only had they not reached out, but this school was actually denied help by metropolitan police, by mayor bowser and washington, d.c. and what's even more horrifying, laura, this is a private university. there's trespassing happening but also, too, they made it a point to say that there was outside organizations that were bringing in people not students to the campus. in order to incite a lot of what you are seeing on the screen right now. to go each a step further, there were people in the crowd, laura, that the administrator was reporting that were holding signs that said final solution. so, as you know that is absolute racism what we are finding is these people are going into these universities. a lot of them are not students and they're being funded by left wing organizations. >> laura: well, congresswoman jayapal gave an answer when asked about anti-semitism. watch. >> what your woo your message be to a jewish student who doesn't feel welcome or even safe on

their own exhaust right now. >> my message is the same to a jewish student, to a palestinian student, to everybody, that it is really important to educate yourself about what is anti-semitic, about what is islamophobic. >> laura: congresswoman, a lesson in islamophobia is what's in order now? essentially that's what president biden did this morning as well. is he kind of echoing what she said. >> they are definitely tiptoeing around this situation, laura. i actually came on your show earlier this past year when joe biden failed to condemn the same group of quote, unquote, peaceful protesters that took over the dnc, assaulted officers and lit things on fire while i was barricaded in the longworth office building with my then infant son. so when i say that they know that the dnc has been infected with anti-semitism and has an issue, the reason why they are addressing it this way, laura,

they are losing the national argument on both sides. as i'm sure you know recently, actually at the university of alabama, college students united for their displeasure for this president. but it is gross to see and as a sitting member of congress to see other members of congress fail to condemn this. knowing that these are absolutely becoming violent protests and that they are a part of pushing this messaging. it's just disgraceful. >> laura: well, congresswoman, do you believe that real terrorists elements are woven into or at least terrorist sympathizing elements are woven into the etiology behind this movement that it's not just about one issue, palestine, it's a much broader issue when you look at their list of demands. >> absolutely, in fact, what we're find something a lot of the talking points that we're seeing that are being spread with these political protests and organizers are actually tied to hamas rhetoric. and also other entities that have been deemed by the state

department as terrorist organizations. and that's exactly why i think that house oversight members we need follow the money trail because it's not just what they are saying in this particular topic, but they are pushing left wing ideologies and things that are ultimately. >> laura: it's anti-americanism. because anti-israeli. it's anti-americanism. many of these people are for the overthrow of the u.s. government dismantling every institution. i want to play for you a part of what the university of chicago chapter of this madness is actually demanding. watch this. >> we demand that you repair the harm that it has caused in palestine, chicago, and beyond. as well as implementing a communally accountable program of reparations. disbanding uspv and redirecting funds to south side community based projects, expanding employer assisted housing. organizing the endowment and

reducing emissions by 50% by 2030. >> laura: congresswoman, this is about climate change, and this is kind of the wish list of what the biden administration has been pushing, right? maybe not the defund the police so explicitly. but a lot of these other issues, they dabble in this stuff. they have even dabble in this idea of repairive justice for aggrieved minorities. >> absolutely, in fact, these are a lot of the antifa talking points that we also saw during blm and isn't it interesting with the timing coming up on the election season that they are now using this as a vessel to push this marxist agenda. i'm right there with you, laura. i think that there are people behind this movement that do not want us to unite as a country. this is why we went to the university ourselves to see what was happening. >> laura: congresswoman, good job. great to see you as always. thank you. a fraternity faced off with an angry mob, wanted to tear down the american flag. one of the brothers from the viral moment is here to share

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>> laura: well, when you really dig into these protests, this was amazing to watch last night and this morning getting up. los angeles, ucla, such a beautiful campus, such a beautiful state, horribly run. but these protests have become something of a would stock revival moment for the old gas bag radicals trying to relive their glory days. >> when they say all this garbage, all this slander about hamas. all out there in gaza right now

there was a hierarchy. i could feel this whole thing is systematic. there's some leadership in place. i just don't really think they have any concept of what it means. when lausd's, srt and chp special unit and lapd get there, get in there. you know they're going to get handsy because they're going to want to protect themselves and these, you know, idiots, too. but the problem is, these kids are so dumb, they have no idea what they're saying, which in my opinion makes them dangerous. well, when you're there and you see it up close, as i remember seeing it during the floyd riots, when i kind of did the same thing undercover and i went in the memorial day, actually 2020, i felt like, is this america? like, i couldn't believe it was this was happening in a feet from the

white house, you know, little, little fires going off, people screaming the worst. i mean, just horrible police being spit at, yelled at, you know, federal marshals, you know, being called the n word who were black. that was that was great. so i felt like this is how is this a country that we grew up in? and i know dissent is dissent and we love the first amendment. everyone has first amendment rights. but this is not that, yeah. aaron, this morning the police arrested the ucla protesters and they took off their masks. watch this. it's interesting that they are doing that right in front of the media. they are putting them in the zip ties and taking their masks off as they face the cameras. many of those protesters, if not the vast majority of them, are very proud of what they believe they have achieved. aaron, i think they didn't like having those masks taken off. they wouldn't be wearing them in the first place. i agree with you. and i

think that, well, one of them was catching the camera. i think there's a little pr happiness going on in there, but, no, that that that masking is a big part of their i think that culture that they've built in there, which is going to allow them to be able to do what they think is going to change the world, as the congresswoman spoke to it, those masks coming off was sort of stripping away what little identity this misguided youth has right here. but laura, i just want to talk to the bigger picture. the flags that i'm seeing here on the counterterrorism side. these pockets of crowds, even outside the protesters and in my mind, it's that lone wolf islamist who can get within reach. and, you know, one of these kids gets killed, gets hurt, one of these cops gets killed, gets hurt. something happens, it's going to spark off. and they got to smash these things. now they got to smash them and put them out. the leadership needs to stand up. i'll tell you, lasd is more than happy to get let off the leash to go put these protesters down. i got the same vibe from a captain in friend of mine who was talking

to me about nypd at hamilton hall at, and it's got to get put down immediately. it's only going to get worse. now. we have a country to preserve, a constitution to preserve. these people are not about preserving the constitution, i can tell you that. they're about ripping it to shreds, just like what they tried to do to the washington statue. aaron, thank you so much. all right. by now, you may have seen the viral moment from unc, where a group of fraternity brothers faced off with a mob to protect the american flag. yes. joining us now, one of those fraternity brothers, unc student is isaac malla. isaac what motivated you to defend the flag? yeah. well, first of all, thanks for having me on. i really appreciate it. and i'll say when we talk about motivation for the flag, the primary reason i was on that quad right before this ever even began to become an american issue. i was on there

because i'm jewish and i'm orthodox, and a lot of members that were holding up that flag were. and so we were there really just kind of holding up our israeli flags and trying to stop hate. and there's been a lot of anti-semitism around the country. so we were there first. and foremost for our country of israel. when this becomes an american issue, that hits kind of double hard and that really hits us both in our, you know, religious country and our home, one that we really feel is deeply important to us. i've seen a lot about us being heroes or unbelievable people. it's none of that. we see a country that we love and we believe in, and we stand for its values being desecrated. and we didn't want to sit by and just let it happen. so were you trying to protect the israeli flag or the american flag or both. so initially there was no protection of the israeli flag. we just wanted the jewish students on campus to have their voice heard, very much like i'm here today to have my voice heard. we wanted that to be on campus as well. when the american flag became, i guess,

endangers the word you can use. when we saw that, it started to be lowered and it began to be ripped off, especially on a day where four officers were shot and killed less than two hours away from campus. right. we have a flag that's hanging at half mast, because those that commit their lives to serve our country and to serve our states are being shot down and killed. that's the flag you're going to rip down. absolutely not. not on that day. and so i'm honestly very proud of our administration because they shut it down immediately. and i'm very thankful for that. so isaac, i want to show viewers what everything looked like from your angle. this is a video from one of your buddies. watch fascist, fascist fascist. mashing mashing. fascist. wait a second. did they understand how stupid that sounds? so wait. as as a jewish student, you're a fascist, okay? i mean, these are just dumb people. i'm sorry. they're not bright people. and i know you're graduating as a junior, which

is impressive, but these. these people haven't read a book. it sounds like. or they don't know basic history. laura, i was called the today, so, you know, i don't really understand how that makes any sense to be completely honest, none of this makes sense to me. this is a country that has given people the ability to protest and to have their voice heard. and i wholeheartedly respect that. regardless of your political affiliation, regardless of whether or not you believe what i believe, that's not what matters. and yet, when we do that, and when we try to protect the flag, we love. my friend stands next to me, has a water bottle hit in his face, still has a black eye and is bleeding. i don't i really don't get it. i zach, thank you for joining us and telling this story tonight. and thank you for doing what you did. we really appreciate it. all right. why can't president trump talk about his trial. but michael cohen joe biden they can. the latest from the courtroom next. imagine a

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♪ >> laura: four more gag order violations. that's what prosecutor are now alleging against trump. i was wondering why are they only asking the judge to impose thousand dollar fines for each one? well, maybe they realize that even floating jail time as a possibility would only make trump more popular. trump's attorney responded to this today saying that there have been multiple repeated attacks from michael cohen that target not only trump's credibility but his ability to run for president. today, cnn, shockingly, mostly stayed away from the chaos on campus and covering that. choosing, instead, to focus on the really important stuff i apologize for update ahead of time. todd blanche trump's attorney specifically reading a post that

michael cohen made on twitter answer 22nd in which he refers to donald trump as von submits his pants. and i know you want to weigh in on v shits in pants. >> where does he go to get his voice over back. mike davis article iii project and sol wisenberg fox news contributor. mike, let's start with you. in justifying this gag order, merchan said in one of thinks orders this pattern of attacking family members of presiding justs and assigned to the case serves no legitimate purpose. so, justifying the gag order. doesn't go both ways though, right? for people attacking trump. >> let's get this straight. we have this key witness, michael cohen, who is a convicted perjurer and disbarred attorney making money trashing trump. we have the top prosecutor, matthew colangelo deployed from

the number three office in the biden justice department. you have the judge's adult daughter, lauren merchan making millions, raising millions off of this criminal trial requiring's the judge's recusal under statue. voted 87% for joe biden. but, if president trump or his campaign points out any of these facts, judge juan merchan, this democrat judge who donated to biden is threatening to put trump in prison. >> i mean fairly tense exchange earlier today between one of trump's attorneys and the judge apparently when he was asked to clarify the gag order, judge merchan said he understands there is a political campaign. but there is also a criminal trial and that there is no ambiguity in the gag order telling the defense if there is doubt, just steer clear. when the defense then tried to bring up another point merchan

cut her off and said i'm not going to go arguing with you. does this sound like a normal back and forth in the courtroom today? >> there is nothing normal about this case in any way and this judge is remarkably thin-skinned. and as we have spoken about before, i don't think there is any question that this order, this gag order is overbroad and the parts that are overbroad violate the first amendment. and i also think that the judge's comments about not being ambiguous were clearly wrong. when you read that order, it's very -- it can be interpreted very broadly regarding what trump can and can't say about, as mike pointed out, the very relevant fact that the judge should have recused himself because his daughter is basically somebody who runs

democratic ads for adam schiff and other people and makes millions of dollars and there is a very solid argument that he should recuse himself. and the idea that trump can't even talk about the judge's daughter as part of the recusal issue is just shocking to me. >> well, when this order came out, mike, the judge also said that the normal david vs. goliath analysis that you apply to gag orders really indicating your impetus shouldn't be for the gag order because the defendant is, you know, david. in this case the analysis, he said, didn't apply because of trump to power and reach and ability to effect the way people feel and are is that the way you apply that traditional gag order analysis? >> not at all. gag orders protect criminal

defendants going through the process, not the government. this is clearly unconstitutional. it is a sort of dam close over a criminal defendant's head. if he speaks out against the judge, the prosecutor the staff, the witnesses, their biases or the process. this judge has threatened to throw him in jail. this sounds more like a criminal conspiracy under 18 u.s. c 241 to violate the constitutional rights of president trump. >> laura: sol, any documentary or other evidence directly linking president trump to any violation of the law that would indicate this felony statute should have ever been charged? so far at least? >> i don't think so. with respect to this statute, i reread the opening statement of the prosecution this morning. remember, the charge is falsification of business

records, which is a misdemeanor, unless you are trying to cover up another crime. the crime allegedly that trump and company were trying to cover up was election fraud or election interference. and it's just not there. you are talking about -- you are talking about conduct that is a basic part of the american political tradition. under this test, every candidate for every party for president in the last 100 years would be guilty. you can't try to cover up an embarrassing story? what about the clinton campaign? remember they had a benbow eruption squad? job was to crush the bimbos. >> laura: carville? >> yeah. remember when he said. >> laura: that whole -- >> ken starr. ken starr is one mistake away from having his kneecaps busted. that was what jim carville said.

>> laura: mike and sol we got to roll. excellent as always. not just anti-israel they are antipolice. antipolice. i'm going to explain it, next. there's news, and there's good news.

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>> carley: we tried to warn democrats that they were playing with fire. but in the summer of 2020, they

not only didn't condemn antipolice rhetoric, they embraced it. >> defunding the police has to happen. we need to defund the police. >> yes, i support the defund movement. talking about the reduction of our nypd budget and defunding the $6 billion nypd budget. >> many cities in america, over 1/3 of their city budget goes to police. so, we have to have this conversation. what are we doing? >> laura: we have to have a conversation. oh my -- what are we doing? says a woman protected by her own security detail 24/7. and four years later, we see how young people took the democrats' queues. [flash bangs] >> stop, you are under arrest. stolen. [shouting] >> hey, hey. stop. [pigs go home]

>> chanting pigs go home] >> and lo and behold on the list of the demands of these entitled brats, at the university of arizona, they even want to defund campus police. do they realize they are carrying flashlights for the most part? joining me now is paul mauro, former nypd inspector general and fox news contributor. paul, tell us about the line that one could draw from the floyd riot to this chaos. >> do you know what, laura, i would go back even further. having been out there for not only the floyd riots but the occupy wall street riots, they look very, very similar. i actually see some of the same characters involved in all three events. this goes to a phenomenon that i have told a cicada protester. there is a professional class of career path agitators in this country. people don't realize it. it's a viable career choice. it's well-funded. they get money from all the usual suspects, the soros foundation, the rockefellers, you have jeff bezos' exmoney to

left wing causes, hands over the money and goes to all of these characters. ultimately what you end up is a confluence of a couple of vectors. you have the pull back from policing and you have this professional class of agitators who never go away. they seem to be getting dumber. now you see what we have here. had to end to way. journey's end. coming to the dnc. israelis going to go into rafah. it's going to get very rough. this time around, laura, i would suggest it's a little different because we have the overlay of hamas. as somebody who did 15 years of counter-terrorism work i can tell you the possibilities of serious radicalization on a domestic front here have never been higher. a reason even chris wray is willing to admit that. >> laura: these tents, i think someone counted there were approximately 3,000 of these

tents, they are not cheap. they are not $5 tents. they cost something. not every kid has a tent in college. so there is money coming into these groups, tracing this is difficult. soros prosecutors let these people out. and many of these cities. but, police departments, paul, are already facing huge short falls. nypd lowest since 1990. chicago is down 1700 since 2019. the lapd has one in five positions now vacant. so with all these scenes that we are seeing on campus, is this going to help recruitment? >> oh, god, no. the truth of the matter is that nobody goes into policing for the money. you know that going in. you go in because you want to be the good guy. you want to wear the white hat. and when you go into policing and you operate inside of a system that is at every turn adversarial to your efforts, here in new york city, they are still passing antipolice bills at the city council level.

designed totally to throw sand in the gears of the bureaucracy of nypd operations. things like having to fill out forms for every encounter, paperwork for every car stop. counting for every dollar spent. and it's just done to slow them up and to make sure that they can't do their jobs. that's really all it is. and as a result, you are seeing what we have now. and add to it the fact that they have to go in and clean up the mess of these colleges who dither as their campuses get occupied. ucla, i don't know who was making the calls there it's not the cops. the political class is hiding under their desk. where has gavin newsom been, three hours of riots the other night and nobody stepped up to say we have got stop. this as a result you had an encampment. >> laura: well, gavin's hair does take quite a bit of time i think even more than mine. paul, thank you. we just discovered biden's new secret weapon for november. we're going to explain it, next. ♪

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>> five, buddies happy trip was. >> hi all the time spoonbill eat have been here for a while before welcome to the biting coalition, look in every polo there biting is losing young voters and rather than actually offering them a chance of better incomes or lower interest rates policies that will lead to economic growth that will help young people, the white house has decided to go all in on the gnome and down the platform? yes, they are moving the white house to request that -- reclassify marijuana as a less dangerous drug so it's not grouped in with lsd and heroin but instead in the same group as tylenol and codeine. what's worrying is not the hyatt levels of thc, psychosis and schizophrenia that is caused in

a disturbing amount of young people that do marijuana, there where they not getting enough praise for their pro- pot initiatives. joining me now, doctor marc siegel, fox news medical contributor and former donald trump assistant secretary general. how much further do they really want to go on this issue being that they are losing young people, they can buy them with i don't know, wheat? head -- weed soo when there's a couple things going on, definitely political, paused greater across the board including most dramatically with young people. they are in the business now of trying to reorder society including go with the student loan debacle and now with this marijuana reclassification to try to buy votes and get young people back. i think there is actually something even bigger going on here which you alluded to, which is at territory turns throughout history have understood that at

sedated and drug addicted population is more easily controlled population. we have seen this throughout history and now under the biden administration and they say they are trying to sedate and ultimately control as well as buy votes through fentanyl, other drugs and certainly marijuana's before doctor siegel, this recent study at columbia, they do still research at columbia, found casual teenage use of marijuana increase the risks for depression and suicidal behavior as well as poor grades and casual users were up to two and a half times more likely than nonusers to have behavioral and mental health problems, yet the democrats doctor siegel, they are going all in on the pro weed agenda regardless of what it is doing to kids. >> i completely agree, when we were going to ivy league schools

we can smell marijuana in the air but the amount of thc in there was 1.5 percent, now it's 30 high for 90 percent so totally different drug and its inducing psychosis and it's causing schizophrenia, it's bringing out all kinds of mental health disorders and it's filling emergency room's with cannabis use disorders. it's just an attempt to try to buy votes and make people dumb and dumber as you said. want to point out one specific medical thing here that is outstanding, they are talking about schedules three, schedule three says you don't have much use -- much chance of abuse. schedule two which has adderall aided by the way, you have a high risk of abuse brandon carlo guess what marijuana is? a high risk of abuse? all three of us just said why? because it can cause psychosis. regional one and three kids, teens would smoke pot regularly have hallucinations or paranoid episodes? that's not abuse?

that's not high potential for abuse? this is an extremely dangerous drug now, marijuana, i call it something else, thc, cannabis. it's dangerous and is a disgrace it's purely political as usual by this administration. >> laura: monica i know you and i both know our parents who have dealt with the most horrific news they can get of their kids who started on weed who went to much more dangerous drugs. not everybody that smokes there? goes on today heroin but you don't start with heroin most of the time. horrible stories out there, it's just horrific. we are out of time monica doctor siegel, thank you both for joining us tonight. that is it breast tonight, makes you follow me on social media, x. and facebook, jesse is next, stay tuned. [ ♪♪ ] >> jesse: welcome to 'jesse watters primetime', tonight...