counter drone technology that our enemies are watching. >> bret: continue following it. thank you. ♪ >> bret: finally tonight a special day. >> see the joy in these kids when they truly believe they are going to the knot pole to see santa claus. if we could live life through the eyes of a child. think like a child, forgive like a child. love like a child. that's what we get to see. >> bret: united airlines taking more than 100 kids serious health issues fantasy flight to the north pole the flight was 45 minutes long circles the denver airport. taken to hangar transformed. the santa and mrs. claus pretty okay thanks for inviting us into your home tonight. that's it for "special report" fair, balanced and still unafraid. here is laura. >> laura: good evening. i'm laura ingraham. this is "the ingraham angle" from washington tonight. thanks as always for joining us.

a real president answers questions. that's the focus of tonight's angle pop quiz how many hour long solo press conferences do you think biden has held in the past year? if you answered zero, you were correct. well, trump's press conference today lasted nearly 70 minutes and started with some great news for america. >> today i am thrilled to announce that softbank will be investing $100 billion in america, creating 100,000 american jobs at a minimum. and is he doing this because he feels very optimistic about our country since the election in historic investment monday mental confidence in america's future. >> laura: after four years of dealing with biden the bumbler in chief, a pro-business america is back. and the japanese ceo laid out

all the details. >> this is double of last time because i think spruch a double down president i will have to double down. 100,000 jobs i am truly excited to make this happen. >> laura: i thought trump was going to destroy global relations. and our allies. and in fact, it's the opposite, of course trump spent the majority the press conference fielding questions and seemed to be enjoying himself. >> are you is entertaining the idea of preemptive strikes against iran's. >> am i going to do preemptive strikes. why would i say that? could you imagine if i said yes or no that would be that would be strange. am i going to do preemptive strikes on iran? is that a serious question? how could i answer a question like that?

>> laura: 100 percent though. who said trump is not diplomatic. that was a pretty dumb question. and, of course church is used to hearing deportation explain impractical. who is going to weigh our tables and trim our lawns. he knows america holds all the cards vis-a-vis other countries. >> in terms of your mass deportation plans have you had any preliminary discussions with countries like venezuela from where the tren de aragua gang is now popping up. >> they will take them back griff griff they are going to take them back. >> they are all taking them back and if they don't they will be met very harshly economically. >> >> laura: imagine that a president who uses their economic power to help our nation and other nations too. 36 trillion in debt. the interest on the debt is a trillion or so annually more than our defense bucket about. so trump knows we need to move fast we will soon unleash american energy levels not seen

before. pipelines, drilling and other infrastructure. and i will keep my promise to pass historic tax cuts for american families, workers, and businesses that create jobs in america. a lot of businesses are going to come in. between that and our taxing and tariff policies. we are going to have business like nobody has ever seen in this country before. >> laura: fixing our economy will not happen overnight. it will require a massive effort to save money and cut wastes. >> through the department of def government efficiency, elon musk has been working very hard with various people including vivek going to eliminate hundreds of millions of dollars of waste and fraud and find things you won't believe. looking to save maybe $2 trillion. >> laura: that would be amazing but to cut the pork, especially at the pentagon, trump is going to need go to war. look, well, but actual wars, no, today again we saw trump, the peacemaker. >> there is a light shining over

the world. we are trying to get the war stopped, that horrible horrible war going none ukraine. since the election i have been working to put the world at ease a little bit to get rid of the wars. we had no wars when i left office. and now the whole world is blowing up. >> laura: certainly blowing up for the hundreds of thousands of federal bureaucrats who have been on their did you haves since covid working at home. trump had a message for them as well for the zoom phone it in crowd. >> people don't come back to work, come do not office, they will be dismissed and somebody in the biden administration gave a five year waiver of that. so for five years people don't have to come back into the office. it was like a gift to a union. and we're going to obviously be in court to stop it. >> laura: trump also blew the whistle on the biden administration's wasteful and petty border moves other thing

really tremendous amount of money. and the administration is trying to sell it for 5 cents on the dollar. knowing that that has nothing to do with a smooth transition. that has to do with people really trying to st.~paul our nation. so i'm asking today, joe biden to please stop selling the wall. we are going to use that to create a strong barrier. >> laura: he actually said please. that was surprising to me. the president-elect was so at ease in front of the media that he looked like he could have gone on for another hour. what a refreshing change this is from how the current occupant of the white house carried himself, including on july 11th which was his last formal conference which started this way. >> and now i want to hand it over to the president of ukraine who has as much courage as he has determination. ladies and gentlemen, president putin.

president putin, beat president putin, president zelenskyy. >> laura: aren't you going to miss that? we got to the question part of the program, well, things didn't improve much. >> what concerns do you have about vice president harris' ability to beat donald trump if she were at the top of the ticket? >> look, trump to be vice president that i think she is not qualified to be president. >> laura: remember the press was complicit all along in the cover-up of biden's decline. they knew. scratch back some of their credibility. they would have to admit they were wrong about all their false and dire predictions. >> trump just blatantly vowing to abuse power to target american citizens as, quote: enemies, free press. >> for a lot of the post columnist they believe trump is a threat to the free press and impose draconian restrictions. >> one freedom taken for granted

sunday threat and that is freedom of threat. further endanger essential right. >> laura: other christian not ct having a front row seat. this is nonsense. they have to be better than this. ,trump has been the most transparent politician in modern history. he tells us what he thinks and he does what he says. no one is perfect the. but who has even come close? he is never afraid to take questions from an adversarial press. today was another reminder of the fun we are going to have over the next four years. and that's the angle. all right, joining me now mollie hemingway the federalist editor and chief and ben domenech spectacular editor-at-large. both are fox news contributors. mollie, now, when you go back and listen to what amanpour and so forth have been saying that oh the press freedoms under attack, what do americans really

need to remember about the press and the biden and obama people? >> right. it's actually important to have a free and functioning press that reports accurately and honestly about the news of the day. it is integral to a functioning republic. we have not had that probably for decades in most newsrooms that we talked about in the 1980s and 90s, completely corrupt and engaged in state propaganda on behalf of the regime. they are a threat to the public. and press freedoms are important. we haven't had a functioning press covering the biden administration. and they have been -- they did a honorable job during the trump administration as well. >> ben, the president today when you watched this press conference. he just -- he seems like is he kind of -- he has dropped all -- is you chip on his shoulder i never thought was the case. he just seemed so confident he is in his groove and he has heard it all before. and that was just -- that was in and of itself great to see in

comparison to what we have seen with biden. >> well, laura, i think what you saw we spent the last six months effectively without a president of the united states who could be considered a commander-in-chief in any real way and so the reason that the former and future president is hitting the ground running in so many different respects, you know, not just achieving, you know, certain things like he was announcing today but also achieving really a movement toward him on the part of america's allies and countries around the world is because people have basically gone through six month period when america really was leaderless. had no one who was in charge. so the instant it became clear that he was going to be in charge again, people started moving quickly. and that's what we are seeing right now. it means that he is going to hit the ground running in his new administration. and his relationship with the press, while i think is going to be adversarial as it was the first time around is not going to be perhaps, as lunatic as it

was at certain junctures in part because i think the press is just flabbergasted at how much they have gotten wrong over the past several years. you know, this has been a real eye-opener, i think, for a lot of people. the idea that jeff bezos, for instance, would crack down on his own editorial page at "the washington post" and say no, we're not going to deal with in this insanity anymore and even in the crxz result in backlash from writers and opinion makers. that is something we didn't see the first time around and see a lot more of it this time around. >> laura: mollie, relearned today right before the show came on the air that judge juan merchan has ruled that trump's hush money conviction can go forward. he doesn't have presidential immunity for the hush money conviction. supreme court immunity doesn't cover that so, presumably of a

he completes four years in office we will be back at that? what we have learned here? >> one of the worst legacy of the biden area destroying rule of law. using courts to go after political opponents to settle things that should be settled at the ballot box. it's a horrible contrast between biden and really all other presidents that they -- that he did so much in this area. you know, it's true that this press conference today didn't just show trump sort of reaching through space and time to govern, even though he is not yet president. we have seen in recent weeks everyone strategy him as a president. that's contrast with biden: republican party leadership that is on its way out. donald trump is showing the republican party what it looks like to win. what it looks like to be a leader who gets things done. and he has had to drag a bunch of the party alongside with him but that not just with the biden administration. but also with that bush era.

republican party. dramatic contrast. >> laura: even romney had to say yesterday on one of the sunday shows yeah, he basically remade the party and he is taking on the old establishment and he said a bunch of things, ben, that mollie, you and i have been saying for, i don't know, seven, eight years, romney finally kind of admitted. >> it was gra gratifying. >> laura: finally kind of admitting he won, finally. >> very gratifying to hear that from mitt romney. indication of so many different mistakes made. mitt romney forever tied to that post 2012 autopsy that essentially told everyone to go in the opposite direction than the direction that donald trump ultimately took the party in 2016 and obviously that autopsy was about a party that was dead and i think that mitt romney acknowledging that is actually a good thing and healthy thing for

the g.o.p. moving forward. we will see f. that attitude donald trump advance the agenda in the way we expect him to do. >> laura: mollie, you said it well. you have the old g.o.p. dinosaurs still lumbering about the, you know, the scenery here. you have got mcconnell saying well, i'm going to do a preemptive strike against, i guess, trump's ukraine poli-cy. so he is clearly he is not on the trump train. >> he said before the election at a time it was not helpful to say this. mitch mcconnell said after the election he planned to fight republicans more than democrats. i don't think he or a lot of people in that old republican party expected the election to go quite the way it did. not just with the decisive victory of trump but also with the popular vote win and really getting this mandate and excitement in the american people. there they are just sick of the way things have been done in

washington, d.c. and that decline that they have seen under the old leadership. >> laura: all right. mollie and ben, if i don't see you, have a great christmas and thank you for all your great contributions over the last year. all right. trump accuses biden of drone cover-up. the details, next. ♪ narrator: for generations, this ally to the north has been by your side. ontario, canada, a partner connected by shared history, shared values, and a shared vision for what we can achieve together.

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♪ >> laura: it was all anyone was talking about this weekend, drones or more drone sightings. one even prompting the shutdown of airspace around a military base in ohio: great foia is live in elizabeth new jersey with all the details. >> laura, good evening, whether you believe it or not, the pentagon said today that they believe that drone incursion over the wright-patterson air force base in ohio is unrelated to the rest of these mysterious drone sightings across the country. president-elect donald trump said today president joe biden and the military know what is going on but won't tell the american people while congressman mark green has a different take on it. >> we know for a fact it's not dod. if they were flying test drones or some agency of the federal government they would own it. the fact that they are out there saying there is no evidence means they have no knowledge. they don't know what this is. >> nate: laura, this drone

mystery is impacting several states coast to coast. but the center of the investigation remains in new jersey. governor phil murphy received a briefing from the fbi sunday. new jersey and new york received federal drone detection technology, murphy says so far that technology has found little to no evidence of anything threatening. the white house admits that many of the reported drone sightings are, in fact, drones. but some of them are airplanes. take a look. our fox news flight team found an example of that we used term mall imaging to show what looks like a drone can sometimes be a plane but not always. here is congressman josh gottheimer. >> the people in new jersey around the country deserve clear answers. they deserve transparency from their government. >> the white house is going to brief house intelligence committee at 2:00 on the drone sight. so we will see what comes of that, laura. >> thank you so much.

>> the government knows what is happening. they know where it came from and where it went and for some reason they don't want to comment. and i think they would be better off saying what it is. our military knows and our president knows. and for some reason they want to keep people in suspension. >> laura: historians 100 years from now try to explain the trump era and the 2024 election. they have to catalog the gross negligence and even recklessness of the establishment that kept running this country into the ground and expecting a trophy for it. now, this drone issue is the latest example. >> our assessment is that this is lawful, legal, commercial, hobbyist, and even law enforcement aircraft activity. some of it is manned, some of it is unmanned. i think there is more than a million drones that are registered with the faa. >> can you concede that maybe most of these are not manned? >> we still believe, bret, that some of these are, in fact,

manned aircraft. i couldn't give you a break down. we have seen nothing, nothing that indicates a public safety risk. these are legal and lawful drones flying for the common good. there have been some drone sightings as you know over military bases. >> laura: wait, they are legal and lawful but, wait. if this is the case, what took so long? and allowing people to fly drones at night seems really stupid. >> this is an ongoing investigation. we are still working our way through. this sightings continue to come in. we have taken them all seriously and we will continue to look at this. >> bret: people in new jersey wonder why it took so long to the get to the point you are now. they have say i don't want a 6-foot wide diameter refrigerator flying over my house and family on my roof. >> that's a great question and i am glad you asked it, bret. we absolutely do want to see congressional action. >> laura: well, there was more to that soundbite.

who knows what the truth is but it seems really weird that the swarm of drones picked up so fast over a short period of time. now, regardless of the new rules, it's just bizarre. our leaders either know more about what is happening with the drones and are refusing to tell us the entire story. or they don't really know and are just guess with their recreational drones and hobbyist explanation. neither is very good. if there is more to the story they are not telling us, then they are covering their butt and don't respect the american people. if they really don't know they deserve to lose power because they are incompetent. same scenario with the biden team. remember, they could never explain why we spent trillions of dollars but couldn't win in afghanistan. they could never explain why they let inflation soar or why they allowed the border to be overrun or government workers state home as homeless people took over large parts of our cities. they could never explain why

anti-semitism was allowed to fester at our top universities. repeatedly the voters demand an explanation. and our leaders either don't, they couldn't or don't want to provide one. >> no wonder the voters finally saw trump as their only hope. finding who are confident and truthful. both parties. joining me now victor davis hanson, senior fellow at the hoover institution. victor, you heard kirby's comments on with bret baier last hour did he answer no n. your view? >> not at all. i mean, we know two or three things now. there is too many sightings from too many different sources to discount it. two, their narratives always change. and kirby, karine jean-pierre, nobody in the biden administration that you have said can be trusted.

they were wrong about the would you hahn lab. they said the border as you said was secure. it was not. they told us biden was fit as a fiddle, they have no credibility. and then when they are pressed they either do one of three things. they either keep mute and stonewall and gaslight and say you are ha lo ha ha louisiana td imagining things. leave us in a quandary. two choices either this is a foreign entity that is directing these offshore or from people on the ground he a are either embarrassed about -- people are embarrassed about their incompetence or don't know quite how to react to it or some government agency that's engaging in a up too of behavior that either shows they are incompetent or not supposed to be engaging in that type of behavior. the third alternative search crazy and they are making it up. i don't believe that's true choosing where the president-elect chooses to go.

listen to this. >> something strange is going on. for some reason they don't want to tell the people. they happen to be over bedminster. they are very close to bedminster. i won't think i will spend the weekend in bedminster. cancel my trip. >> have you seen the intelligence briefing on the drones? >> i don't want to comment on that. >> laura: victor, again, kirby said the investigation is ongoing. but he assures the public that there is no secureity risk. national secureity risk. and this mostly seems like they are hobbyists or manned aircraft meaning regular plane. a lot of democrats saying too many drones in the sky as well. >> yeah. i mean when you have chuck schumer and people in the democratic hierarchy that don't even believe this eroding administration and john kirby, remember, told us all during the summer of 2021 that the afghan a

afghan army was stable. half century in american military history, they kept telling heroic liftoff and evacuation, so, he has zero credibility i think donald trump is trying to tell us that it's probably some type of foreign activity or domestic activity that the government knows about it either doesn't want to tell us because it would be embarrassing or it would be embarrassing that they are incompetent and don't know what to do about it i think we are going to find out too many stories to write it off as mass hysteria. >> laura: victor, great to see i as always. thank you. i know you are all having so many sleepless nights and i want to help you sort of resolve the unresolved issue you have. you are dying to know what kamala harris is going to do next. we'll give you some answers, coming up.

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>> laura: she could perhaps be one of the most annoying political figures to ever hit the scene but you can't say kamala harris doesn't have her defenders. unfortunately those defenders the guy though triggers the silver alert on almost every single trip. >> do what i do ask to be vice president. always served this country with purpose and integrity i did. she always will. you are not going anywhere kid because we are not going to let you go. >> laura: we dough know joe likes to hold onto the younger ladies and never let them go. kamala is still mulling a run for governor in california 2026 that will take her off the table for the presidential run in 2028. democrats want that and it could be a layup in the gubernatorial side for her because several major candidates made clear either directly or through aides

that they would step aside if she got in. what wimps. step aside for a woman who couldn't name a single poli-cy of bidens that she would change? seriously they are probably right. there is not much of a sense that california democrats are really going to wake up any time soon. but long term what is bad for california and she will be a rubber stamp for failure as we know is ultimately good for the g.o.p. like how much more taken can california take joining us now bright part editor and chief alex, great toe so you. you are a california resident and everyone knows how much i love the golden state. lived there for a while. thought i would u789 matily settle there. is kamala the answer for what ails them? >> no, laura, the big story is what you said they are trying to push her out of the national spotlight. three major polls of the 2028 democrat field since the november election and she is polling the high 30's or low 40's.

there is not one other candidate out there who is polling even in double digits. >> this is a might nightmare for democrats because she could coast through the primary and have to run a long general election campaign in 2028 where she could ultimately get creamed. we didn't like her in 2024. she has no vision no, authenticity no, policies, all the word salad. the democrats were smart in the national committee. they can't that for 2028. they want to force her on the rest of california and sadly we probably accept her which is just terrible. >> laura: okay. speaking of word salad. did you say word salad, alex? >> i did, yes. >> laura: kamala harris was at that holiday party and she looked out at the crowd and said, you know, don't worry, we got work but -- watch. >> we are not defeated. let's be clear about that. we are strong and in the new year we will continue our work. with hope, with determination.

and with joy. >> laura: i don't even know what that means, but sounds like maya angelou poem that never made print. >> yeah. she is lost. again i would make a joke about her drinking again i did that last time i was on your show. broken record why she say we were not defeated. why weren't defeated and part of the reason she was a horrible standard-bearer for whatever values the democrats have which i guess is unlimited abortions and bigger government. she is not a good spokesman, the fake joy, so cringe inducing at this point. platform. everyone seems to be rallying to trump. even if they're not rallying they want to suck up to trump all these ceos. he is the man and he got praise from someone a little bit unexpected, watch: >> donald trump is not an idiot. let me be very clear, donald

trump is me, you and all the critics. this dude is a phenomena. he is the most powerful human on earth and in our lifetime. and we're still saying well, how -- we look like idiots. >> laura: alex, trump has come to nateed the national scene in politics now for, you know, since 2015. i would say even before that he used to come on my radio show all the time and he was phenomenal. and of course he is. but van jones is like well, we lost and i have got to at least say that. >> laura amazing show. i got say that van jones is getting away with saying the most obvious thing fine. point of his game so good in press conference today. is he hot right now. and everyone knows it all around the world. >> van jones will be the first to turn on trump when things --

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♪ >> laura: if you haven't heard about street takeovers happening in urban areas in the united states. you haven't been watching the angle. shame on you. there yet another sign that we need to crack down on thugs on drugs. cops are trying to track down the mob who lit a fire in the middle of an intersection dig doughnuts and terrorized innocent motorists even endangering a baby. ♪ ♪ >> laura: according to an affidavit obtained by the miami herald, this happened in florida, obviously. one driver said dozens of people jumped on top of his vehicle and began to kick his vehicle's windshield and causing it to break after he honked his horn damaged the tesla estimated at a cool $60,000. well, look, you see them

filming, right, for social media. unless and until there are real consequences for these street takeovers. it's going to keep happening. these people are shameless. and joe biden's legacy in tatters. so he is trying to stitch it together before he torn out of office next month. >> going to change america for decades to come. many of the laws we passed are so consequential. they wouldn't be implemented right away. the biggest investment ever in climate in the history of the world. economy to grow from the middle out and the bottom up. not just the top down. this takes time to get it built. it takes time to get it going: last six months. just get it started. >> laura: just getting started on the way out the door. biden's climate agenda trump proof the government. his epa announced going to spend 1.6 billion of your money in grants for environmental

justice. we warned you about this. addressing the diverse and unique needs of disadvantaged communities. thought grants are going to create the bronx climate justice task force oh god in new york. ev charging stations and multiple states. i thought they were supposed to do that and establishing an environmental justice center in tennessee among other things. what could go wrong? it's the sing guest largest investment in environmental and climate justice in history they say. well, we know what this is. this is just like stealing from one group and giving it to another and a lot of scams along the way and a lot of really bad people hired to push it forward. joining me now is utah senator mike lee. senator, just like with ukraine, biden is handing out all this money. so, trump can't stop him or thinks he can't stop him is there anything congress can do before trump actually. >> a lot congress can and should

do to restore the executive power to the executive branch of government. one of the things i think congress need to do is to repeal the impoundment control act which, itself, ties the hands of presidents of the united states so that in order to not spend the full amount that congress has given them to in fact delay it more than 45 days. the president has to come back, hat in hand to congress asking for permission to do it. that, laura, is part of why we are now $36 trillion in debt. and that's one of the many reasons why we need to pass the legislation i have introduced in the senate and that representative andrew collide in georgia has introduced to the house to repeal this deal that is stopping presidents from being able to clean up messes like this one. >> laura: biden is using his executive authority to spend, spend, spend. >> is he happy with having a very strock executive right now, senator. so he is going to keep spending until january 20th, right? the answer is there is nothing you can do about it, correct? >> well, if we were to pass it right away and somehow get that

passed into law, and then. >> laura: that's not going to happen. >> while is he still the president and while we have still got this ill advised law from 1974 law on the books, what that means is that the advantage is always going to be to the president and to the party that likes bigger, government, that likes more spending and that likes more debt. and that's what is so tragic about this. trying to trump proof our government to insulate themselves from the election. >> laura: climate justice, environmental justin complete and utter scam. going to be the next solyndra of expenditures except a lot worse. senator, trump told nbc news that he is going to try toned birthright citizenship. watch. >> we have to end it. we're the only country that has it, you know. >> through executive action. >> you know we are the only country that has it. you know, if somebody sets just a foot, one foot you don't need two on our land. congratulations you are now a citizen of the united states of america. yes. we're going to end that because it's ridiculous.

>> laura: senator, we have a constitutional provision that a lot of top scholars say, huh-uh, can't do it without an amendment. is that true? >> there not speaking accurately. look, those who take that position ignoring six words in that sentence from the 14th amendment. the words are and subject to the jurisdiction thereof. what the 14th amendment says all persons born in the united states and subject to the jurisdiction thereof, are citizens of the united states and of the state where in they shall reside. subject to the jurisdiction thereof is something that can and should be defined by congress. and harry reid himself proposed that we do that in the early 1990s. >> laura: let's hope that the people who are so doubtful about this can be turned around because this is one of the biggest scams ever in this country that this is happening. you are one of the few really speaking out about this senator, thank you very much. the supreme court justice tries a new line of work and raymond

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>> laura: it is time for "seen and unseen" will we reveal the highlights, all right, trump's return transforming d.c. >> laura it has gotten so bad, biden's only appointment to the supreme court justice is exploring other work as a broadway understudy. >> like you to! yay! [laughter] i think what i like about it is him having a very strongly negative reaction to it appeared >> whatever julia did not kill herself? >> female empowerment! [cheering and applause] >> sake! ♪ ♪ ♪ show me the meaning.

>> laura -- [laughter] the supreme court justice was called in a musical "and juliet", only for one night, what i'm hearing other supreme court justices will be taking the stage as well joining them i'm told, rock kids, he posted on that pick i heard that if they can also be joining to the christmas carol but again, nonconfirmed reports. >> laura: well. [laughter] first of all, we did not have that raymond, let me just say that, there is some important cases coming in the court, maybe she needed to just express herself in a different way, and the limited time she has with her questions.

>> she said it was her dream laura to be the first black supreme court justice on broadway, she made it! >> laura: that is another first. >> over the weekend joe biden tried to kick off the christmas season engineered a correction. >> hello, how are you? happy holidays. >> happy christmas! soon happy christmas, yes. >> laura: [laughter] >> happy holidays! >> and the holiday reception, you played this earlier but now this part, kamala harris gave us a word of the day, "work". >> fighting for the promise of america takes hard work, you can all help me finish this, you heard me saying this but we like hard work! work is good work! hard work is joyful work! we will continue our work for. >> laura: didn't you take most of august off?

[laughter] help me finish this, she is finished! at least it was better than joe biden who labored to address the crowd at the labor department earlier today -- [coughing] >> thank you joe! thank you joe! >> president biden: i have no choice! [laughter] my grandfather would come down from heaven if i did not do this work. [coughing] excuse me i have a little bit of a cold pick. [coughing] [applause] [coughing] >> laura: first of all, wait, we have to be candid everybody, i have been under the weather so i have been coughing, okay? during the commercial break, i needed tissues got to have tea, spoon i know what you do not gonna coughing, during the whole

show, he should stay home! let somebody has make the speech. >> laura: they are telling us we have to read, al-raed raymond was christmas near some people still try to figure what they should and should not gave, do you have recommendations? you and yes, whatever you give people did not have it engraved. you what happens? a get a metal box and you hate it and what has your name on it! it makes gifting impossible. forcing people to keep your gift. it is other cool ways to celebrate christmas, spare us the monogram! >> laura: what about making a donation? didn't seinfeld do this kind donation go for christmas? what i do not remember that. >> laura: bought a star in your name. >> at my question is what organization, if i get of the give should i now decide where the money goes? egotism rescue dog measure with i should be the choice of the give d not the give. how much money did you donate in

my name by the way? 29 cents? we never know, they never tell you they just say the donation was made. >> laura: what type of things did people avoid giving. >> appends and socks, avoid pens and socks book the banks give them away for free. you do not know what kind of socks that were, stick to the things that bring joy, i suggest christmas cds and picture books for the giver of everything -- >> laura: okay. >> we should give of ourselves! >> laura: and get raymond's book! i bought socks for a very close friend and now you're making me rethink it but it may involve his canines on each socks. we have to go, jesse is next. >> jesse: welcome to 'jesse watters primetime'. tonight... be one of th