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>> trey: good evening andthan thank you for joining us hered t and i'm trey gowdy and it is "sunday night in america." are we in the era of doingn th impeachments? the era we are in whichever party controls the house seeks to remove a president from the other party. and this double standard when it comes to congressional investigations. eric swalwell is now a medical examiner displaying his version of a death certificate from the biden impeachment probe. the it is the same eric swalwell foe years perform cpr on theatio russia's collusion investigation on a daily basis. the same eric swalwell whod to badgered witnesses and leaked to the press and usurped to duly elected president.s iden and the media never challenged him pure the media never challenged adam schiff we invented a whole new category of evidence and then never producee it.more >> there is more than circumstantial evidence now.

again funko i think -- >> you have direct evidence of collusion? >> i don't want to go into specifics, but i will say evidences circumstantial and worthy of investigation.schi >> trey: adam schiff was wrong about russia, wrong about pf pfizer, wrong about the steele dossier and he pursued failed impeachments and his punishment for those failuresndi was untying adoration of thedi d.c. media coupled with theso democrat nomination for u.s. senate. so much fo mr consequences.hmen impeachment is tantamount to the political death penalty. the investigation and trial wert off and resemble a chaotic carnival. the >> the chair has ruled -- the chair has ruled. what are you afraid of, chairman? t iso far in this hearing, i the worst episode of the apprentice. i'm sure you're familiar with that show. it seems like my colleagues andh

maybe you and some others arees trying to become the next vice president wasting all ofngo our time, are ours, hours and hours going down fake rabbit holes. this id plifs a show. what is all fake! >> trey: make no mistake, the chaos is intentional and it isdo coordinated between house democrats and defenders in the fourth estate. house democrats disrupt while the d.c. media itemizes gp -- g.o.p. investigations. democratd investigations albany other end are treated like cardinals.nals they demand to know when the g.o.p. will perform impeachment. >> i mean, let's just do the impeachment.e mi why continue to waste millionsea of dollars of the taxpayers money if we are going to impeach because you believe you have shown committed high crime and a misdemeanor? what are you waiting on? let's just do it. by the way, you have chairmane here, a double chairman and why

are you calling for the vote in the committee? when is it going to happen? >> trey: well, they didn't seem to mind when nancy pelosi took weeks to simply transmitim pearticles of impeachment from e house to the senate. it took her weeks to walk a couple hundred steps from one side odredf the capital to the other. so we are left to wonder whether impeachment has become washington's version of ruling and joe's. os aif the reason americans hava dim view o a df the media is bee the media never met republican investigation that should begin orinve democrat investigations t should end.ve joining us house oversighter, chairman, james comer. welcome, mr. chairman. where does that impeachmentft f inquiry stand? what witnesses are left to examine?want >> well, right now we want to hear from joe biden because what we have heard is three formerar witnesses who all testified under oath.ha

joe biden was the central figure in the family's input schemes. trey, what the democrats will t nohet dispute in the media wille not dispute, the biden was idling. the biden did not have a single legitimate -- or one single hour of work for tens of millions of dollars they received from the enemies around the world. that is peddling 101. i will go further, the biden family did notfurt pay a penny f texas on $28 million they received from our adversaries around the world. w but the problem joe biden has is, three business associates have testified that joe biden was the centraral figure in ther input peddling schemes.ying now, with the democrats were saying, go ahead and impeach, go ahead and impeach, they want in impeachment, trey, because they know that this and it will nothd do anything pure and i want to hold the biden family accountable and the best way to

hold the biden family is through criminal referrals. we can prove it and many democrats are not disputing the present sun and domestic son and son committed crimes. but they were disputing joe biden was involved. that's why we've given joe biden the opportunity to come beforete the committee to explain himself. >> trey: president biden sit down with robert and didn't tura out well for him. do you plan on for inviting himo sit down for a transcribed sit interview and do you want to send questions to him or send questions to his lawyer? how do you propose to get answers from him? >> we are going to send him some questions, we will definitely do that. but we will give them opportunity toe come before the house oversight committee. he has an open invitation, but he better do it quickly. if he wants to come and sit down for an interview, i will bring the oversight staff to the white house and we will conduct that transcribed interviewuct . it is his choice.

but if he does not come forward and answer for himself, we have to believe the testimony of tony bobulinski, archer, who all testified joe biden was a central figure and joe biden met with all these people, joe biden has light dozens of times about his knowledge of participation d benefited from his family's peddling schemes and that will l for joe bidenr jo moving forward when we enter the accountability phase of this investigation. >> trey: chairman, code you mentioned criminal referrals.n. those referrals would be to aic doj run by merrick garland put in placeput by joe biden.yo do you expect those criminal referrals to be in addition to impeachment articles or in lieuc of impeachment articles? >> well, that is a decision leadership will havedeci to makb but again, the dash the fact

that the senate isn't going to take impeachment seriously at all just like they haven't takek merrick garland impeachment seriously, i think is evidence if we want to hold them accountable, we have to think on the department of justice. ifd of the merrick garland department of justice will not hold him accountable, then trey gowdy department of justice can hold this family accountable for the wrongdoing. that is one of my hopes theyount are, trey. >> trey: chairman, my wife m cannot live on the ay salary t attorney general makes. but thank you for saying that. i love being a prosecutor, but i also love working for foxox b because i get to talk to you.u thank you for spending time with us on a sunday night. thank you and good luck to your beloved state of kentucky. >> thank you, trey. >> trey: former to president trump has two find half a billion dollars for anw yoappeal bond in a new york civl

fraud case, otherwise, he runs the riskse the state of new york will start seizing assets.he joining us to survey the legal landscape for former prosecutor andrew and former deputy ascentr stent general john yoo. andrew, the justice system is different, should be different, used to be different and even ae opponents are entitled to due process and fundamental fairness. how half a million dollars in f no real victim to some of us seems personal and punitive. are we missing something?we is there something that justifies that amount, which is really tantamount to the business death penalty foralty donald trump? >> there is not cured and the appellate division's credibility ultimately depends on hovisiw ty act on this day that trump's team has filed with it. they are looking for some state or relief from this astronomical judgment and required to pay it by monday. the defense team has actually

come forward and given the appellate court all the rational spirit and first of all they allow for exceptions to be madef and in the past they have made it far less wrecking amounts and they have in this case the talk about the likelihood of success on appeal. they gouto through all sorts of issues witgh ah calculations and accounting, the judge entered on it and then finally the fifthro amendment. the fact that this amount of fines, thies amount of penalty from state is astronomically higher than any calculation youo can put forward to show actual damages. therapy actually know actual damages. so i think there are solid grounds from the appellate court anoundd i think they have to don and i hope they go through that right down to the wire. >> trey: professor, the news watrs a little better for the former presidente in georgia. nathan way to solve the case. ththe judge is allowing they defense to appeal the decisionai on the fani willis case. whatis o do you think will happn

appeal, and is the timing ofth this trial definitely pushed beyond november because of this? >> it is hard to see how this case gets to a verdict for november, given we have a deep and started ant wey proceedingsn front of in a jury. but the more important thing is, the justice department former employees and we all know that the prosecutors have to have the highest integrity. they have to have even higher integrity if they go after a president for the firs ey nt time hava af in history and for massive rico charges against a presidential reelection campaign, which is an exercise of first amendmentri rights.y because ultimately, prosecutors in the legal system can't succeed, cannot maintain law and order, anand d list they have te confidence and the cooperation of the public. if the public sees monkey business and sometimes seem to be lying to the core on tv in front of everybody, then we have to be worried within the

prosecutors have the integrity necessary. >> trey: all right, this is>> for both of you. lwe will start with you, professor clement and andrew. the presidential immunity case is pending before the supreme court. he won the colorado case, he did the impossible and it was 9-0. what do you think will happen with the president to immunitynt case because i doubt that will0 be 9-0. we will start with you,ndre professor, and then andrew. >> i wouldn't beet at against yu because you have a good record.. i actually think it might be 9-0 but i think it might be 9-0 against president trump. all the residents and all of the past seems to run against trump. i don't think the courts will likely to see presidents haveik immunity from federalel prosecution.prim but people keep in mind, it just means chump gnomic trump doesn't have to show up in up here. he still has charges about whether this is fraud and i don't think it is.g wi

or interfering with congressional process.co i'm not sure whether trump took away anyone's voting rights in the whole countrnore iy come i t think that she will be able toeh make those constitutional legal arguments, even if he ime loses. >> trey: andrew, what do you think? look, the link between officialt acwet and personal act, i didn't think the oral argument went well for trump lawyers inot the d.c. court of appeals, but what do you think?you i will disagree with john on this month. joi actually think there is a gm case for the supreme court to grant that we some degree of g immunity here.e this is a case of first impression. no presidenthas has been securd criminally before. hawe do have some precedent that talks about the outer perimeter of the presidency command that being a guideline for the idea of immunity. of the d.c. circuit court totallyig ignored that and straight set that president does not enjoy immunity. that seems to be the opposite all the time government actors

have a certain degree of immunity. if the court gives the outer perimeter standard toyo donald trump, how do you define what that looks like? that will be the difficulty for the supreme court because this decision will goe co forward ano hundreds of years as precedent how to prosecute presidents. how that when his trunk and it gets tricky to say that the engagement of the president and the legitimacy for the sanctity of voting doesn't have to do with foreign interactions or foreign policies, which iss ve article 1 function of the presidency. it is very difficult t o say. isi think that's a the supreme court will set a guideline for what immunity looks like, and i think it will be relatively far down the line. they are not going to get into politics of deciding what is and what is not a presidential act versus a personal one.al a >> trey: members of congresshoul should listen to both of you, two haley sustained low euro strong different conclusions but doing so in such civility and grace.

thank you for doing that on a sunday night. thank you for loaning us your expertise and i have a feeling we will be talking again real soon. >> thank you, trey. >> trey: up next the speakere of the house has children, whicn is a good thing probably preparing to deal with the beg g.o.p. conference as they began to fight with one another. ♪ ♪

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another out of the car. the g.o.p. conference looks like a waiting room or in marriage and family counselor since a small group of republicans made them candidate for speaker kevin mccarthy's life miserable in exchange for... well, nothing. and then in october again withad democrats to house mccarthy and replace them with mike johnson and not much has changed except more bitterness and acrimony within the come from complements. members are actively campaigning d acagainst fellow republicans, members criticized one another publicly which may be way members skipped a g.o.p. retreat designed to discuss how tompai govern to instead go camping against current colleagues. speaker mike johnson told the g.o.p. members to "knock it off and quit attacking one another," but the ink listening pure joining us political correspondent, olivia beaver's, hello, olivia.spea speaker mike johnson threw a

party or a retreat and nobody showed up were very few. i guess they were too busy going out trying to kill one another politically speaking, right?y was very, very poorly attendedgn meanwhile they are out campaigning against one anothero >> trey, used to sort of touched on it but the irony of the speakers coming out swinging and blasting the republican membersr for going out against their own colleagues in incumbent ros is the people receiving this message aren't there. d and if you narrooww it down the biggest name that comes to mind is matt gaetz down in texas to campaign against tony gonzalez, in incumbent, a runoff against a sort of social media probebu influencer. but he has also been involved in other races.oss congressman mike voss raised against the aaron bailey, which not so successful was mike vosst was able to pull aheado in that

one. so, already mixed results, but it goes to show there is a broader fight for control ofgop what the house g.o.p. conference is going to look like. and matt gaetz and johnson are on two different sides very much like mccarthy previously. t is beginning to look like a minority if they keep doing this. they have apparently more energy for fighting with one another than they do fighting anything else. you mentiong an illinois, you t mention texas, and virginia, current active members campaigning against the head of the freedom caucus, correct? >> correct.eedo this race is interesting.ma one is my hometown. we have chairman bob good whoen first decided to endorse ron desantis over donald trump. there is an element of this question, will donald trump get involved. att the moment his head campain officials taking shots at bot bb

good. he sends endorse trump after desantis dropped out quickly. but mike mccarthy might be o looking to put money in the race with his allies.on but one thing that struck me become a member told mee recently, he hasn't seen this many republicany on colleagues lineup against sitting member like bob good as they have liz cheney. so there is some sort of irony a here.ey, bob is facing john maguire, who is a the navy seal and is a stae senator, and he is looking ton really run on a pro trump platform. >> trey: you mentioned the former speaker, kevin mccarthy. he was can, it look like, looking democrats to pass certain bills, which is exactly what speaker mike johnso n has done. so, are any members wondering what has changed and what if anything has gotten better since they got rid of mccarthy? and if not, what if anything

will happen to speaker johnson? >> i think there is sort of the realization with mike johnson is that, the truck my party doesn't change no matter the leadership. there was always this tension internally, the people that goe against the leadership, and the people that will be a part of the team. in such a thin minority, it is a tough time for anyone in thissi ticurrent position to get throu, especially the conservativestank taking procedural votes to come to the floor in the minds of republicans blocking the republican agenda. that sort of regard, it seems like a lot of the things stay the same. has threatened his own threat of vacated.lina >> trey: the g.o.p. house conference is beginning to resemble "game of thrones," f congress may o actually wear makeup.e ma the actor and actress is on

"game of thrones." so all the best to you. i told you you me to go to law i school butt you didn't do it ad decided to stay. winter i ss coming and it may be coming this november. olivia beavers, thank you for joining us on a sunday night. >> trey: thanks, trey. >> trey: the leading democrat believe that israel, the current leader speak to his conference. national security correspondent jennifer griffin joins us with e her take right after the break. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

♪ ♪ >> welcome to fox news live, i'm ashley strohmier and today is the deadline for former donald trump to post half-million dollar bond and new york civil fraud trial case. if he doesn't, new york's attorney general's family she will start seizing his assets to pay the bill. that can include trump's prized properties. told the board it has been impossible to get the money and asked the court to waive the bond or reduce it. tomorrow, in trump's hush money

case, it he will address thousands newly turned over documents at the justice department and trump's motion to drop the case. if not to dismiss, he may set a trial date and the earliest is april 15th. i am ashley strohmier and back to "sunday night in america." ♪ ♪ >> trey: welcome back to "sunday night in america." war and rumors of war anddomi conflict continue to dominatevl the news.at's a vladimir putin was reelected, if that was the right word, and russia. eight in ukraine remain soldd in congress. senate majority leader chuck schumer called for a regime change in israel with the ouster, benjamin netanyahu and initially refused to allow benjamin netanyahu to speak to senate democrats. meanwhile, the remains of fearde in putin's plans for expansioneo

include more than just ukraine. and jennifer bergeron shut down here with the border of russia, and therefore has a vested int interest in what russia plans to do next. and she joins us now. welcome to you, jennifer.e withouint the interview was fascinating between you and the prime minister. she laid out the case why russia's invasion of ukraine thmost assuredly impacts the u.. in all of europe. what did you learn?g >> trey, what is interesteder abou wt estonian prime minister, she is 46 years old.e she is the first me till my female leader of estonia. her family was sent by jennifer she knows what russia is capable of and the interior ministry of russia put out a warrant for hee arrest because putin feel so threatened what she is trying td do in terms of railing europe as well as the united states to come to ukraine's defense. what is interesting about

estonia is unlike many europeant countries, estonia iris spending more than 3% of its gdp onn defense. at one point, 3.5% of i gdp for weapons to ukraine. that would be equivalent in the united states $370 billion in military weapons to ukraine.e so you can see how concerned estonia and the baltic state, finland and poland are. they know if ukraine fails, thay putin will be eyeing them next. >> trey: let's listen to part of that interview, and then i want to go back to this issue oo europe's contribution to the wa> effort. >> if aggression pays off in ukraine, so russia wins and ukraine loses, then they secure until next rivera. but the worldwide is at stake use because what we have learned from 1930s is if aggression pays off somewhere, it serves as an invitation to use itwher elsewhere. we sou know that tension is the

south china sea. we know iran, north korea, so we will have more conflicts around the world because the aggressors and the aggressors in the world are carefully taking notes. >> trey: she seems to be arguing this is a precursor to other bad things happeningroun around the world. you also mentioned, american is politicians claim europe is not contributing to the war effort. estonia certainly is. so how do you reconcile what they are spending with the american argument against ukraine that they arn are not d? speak with the facts just don't support that. the european countries if you take them as a whole of the eeoo or native countries are actually spending more in ukraine within the united states is pure now, th. hae u.s. has unique abilitis ems and weapons systems that uke needs, that is why the supplemel package which is sold on capitol hill is so very important. impact, marc thiessen, a former

right speech or for george w. bush has made and wrote in a opinion piece ine essence saying that if f republicans do not funund ther war in ukraine with this new supplemental package, they will be .4 ukraine falling and russia winning in ukraine the way that president biden has been blamed for pulling out of afghanistan in the debacle that followed there. gthatat is an interestin opinion piece to take a look at. i think if loo you look at the numbers, certain european countries are betting way above their weight. it is not the same nato, if youe will, where you were having the u.s., having to push whatha president obama and president trump hold free riders into spending on their defense. europe has woken up and right now, ukraine needs with the u.s. uniquely has, and those are some of the weapons and ammunition that the u.s. would providnitieh the supplemental s. l >> trey: before i will let you go, putin was reelected, if tha'

is the right word in russia, while chuck schumer made the news for what could be describei as calling a regime change in israel. comment go over in israel? do they care what chuck schumer thinks? or are they a little bit not happy with u.s. meddling in their democratic affairs? >> it depends who you are referring to. if you are referring to benjamin netanyahu, he was angered by the comments.erri ang but most of us know chuck schumer has not only the most senior jewish member of the u.s. government, but also a longtime steady friend to israel. what you have to see his comments and context in terms of the overall administration's policy secretary blinken was in israel this week delivering a s ecmessage that you cannot have famine innotn gaza and continueh this sending your military into rafah.ntia

and essentially, israel willlose lose the p.r. campaign overseas and support around the world.go but let's go back to an important point that prime minister made about how other countries are watching and the enemies of the united states and other hypocrisies are watching pure china and russia teamed up against the u.s. at the u.n. security council.wa the u.s.rd brought forth a cease-fire plan that would get the hostages home that would also stop the fighting in gaza. and both china and russia voted against it because they know the longer the conflict in gaza goes, the u.s. is hurt by this. other countries are watching, and this is all interconnecting and it is is very, very dangers right now. >> trey: jennifer griffin withyf her pulse on the connectivity of the world is always.hank thank you for joining us on a sunday night. >> thank you, trey. spewing up next the stock markec is up but optimism about the

u.s. economy is not. will president biden pay a high price come november?e br and senior advisor even more nig breaks it down only on "sunday night in america."

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♪ ♪ >> trey: welcome back to "sunday night in america." the stock market is up but youmr purchasing power is down because of inflation.crat both democrats and republicans think the economy is a winning issue vet heading into novembert they both can't be right.on i the real question is, what do you think? what grade do yo ju give ouroi e economy? joining us at steven moore, who

served as senior economicth advisor and formeran president trump. welcome, mr. moore, thank you for joining us. the stock market irkets up, whis good, but that seems long term two may be voters while inflation is something be experienced daily? so how do those two get reconciled? >> well, i hope this election is about whether the issue of americans are better offther tof than they were four years ago. because trey from every poll for the last two years has shown americans by white margins believe they are worse off. wer the reason for that is what you just mentioned, trey, is that inflation has not subsided. and 20% higher than they were when biden came into office. and the average family is still about $2,000 poorer today than they were when biden came into office and trump left office,ce

whereas by the way, the average n family gained $6,000. people are angry and feeling financially stressed out. and i think that is the reason that biden, look, biden can point to stronger -- but what people care about is the moneymo in their pocket. >> trey: i will ask you a question that may seem somewhato a theory but you are a economisl so i know you can handle it. do presidents take too much credit for a good economy, and therefore, get too much flameon foe.r a bad one? do presidents really actually impact the economy that much and if so, how? >> oh, they sure do. y sulook what happened with ronald reagan when he took over from jimmy carter. within a year and 18 months, he completely turned it around the ntorytion of the america encumbering my country. and look what happened when

trump took over from obama. had how bad the economy did undr obama. i remember by the beginning of 2020, right before covid hit, we have the best economy and who to would ever think we would have a pandemic to change everything? so we have an event like that,e trey, something where terrorists attack, that would change the direction of the country. dir policy matters and that is why'i it matters because the policies you make have an incredible impact on the living standards of americans. >> trey: i ametrey want to ask u about a policy that is a little bit dicepoy political, but it is important. deficit spending. does it have an impact on the economy, and if so, mandatory spending seems to be the driver of our deficit. does that have to be addressed before you can never fully get h avhandle on the deficit? h>> well, certainly are dead is

exposed and when i first came to congress in mid-1980s, the entire debt was $1 trillion. here we are 40 years later and the debt is closing e $40 trillion. everybodvey knows this is wrong. everyone knows it is harmful. and i have to say that islet' republicans hand against the democrats. let's face it, you are ine an congress and they love to play a santa claus and pass out goodies but not cut spending. i think when you were in congress, we did see some improvement. but the most important thing is -- let me give you one example, joe biden has a 350 billion, not knowing and, hundred $50 billion slush fund in the budget. he is using that to passbudg out that money to all of his favorite friends, just like he announced again this week he will pass out more taxpayerdo

dollars for student loan bailout. that is an appropriate. that should be cut. we, in my opinion and you were in congress, we can cut 10%, 15a across-the-board and americans wouldn't even feel it. and we have to andve t get the r growing.g back to the booming economy with dragon and trump.ha you will see revenue come in and that will bring down the deficit. >> trey: stephen, a past advisor and perhaps a future advisor to the republican president of the united states. >> i workepublan pd with him. we have a great plan. i asked president trump, i said, "how long will it take to fix the economy?" wil it will take two or three months and we will get the economy back on track. >> trey: my gramma grar teachery would be happy if i said past, president though might presentu, future, republican president steven moorejoin.a thank you for joining us on a sunday night.

>> thank you. >> trey: polling indicatesar americans are unhappy despite prosperity, relative peace, and all the technology other generations could not dream of. so why? we asked an expert next on "sunday night in america." ♪ ♪

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♪ ♪ >> trey: welcome back to "sunday night in america." if you listen to thein american e them at their word, they were his unease,

disquiet, and unhappiness in the air.ir people believe the countries on the wrong track, but maybe thats is a metaphor for believin rg it is really that are on the wrong track. the so how we captained the ship of our own happiness?e co how do we control our emotions, or should we even try? how can we reclaim our lives and find more joy? dr. anita phillips works and lives at the intersection ofntal faith and cultural of mental health and the author of the book entitled "important within thclose title. dr. come it is wonderful to see you again. americans are unhappy but why in that" when we live in abundance? >> hi, trey, it is significantoi finding that levels are dropping especially among young people here are the key is to recognizn what the central question is in this survey. the central question is no quetw happy ar thee you, the questionu

centers on what you think your life is like and help good youie believe it could be.para it is a comparative question aboutisft lifestyle satisfactio. >> trey: all right, so one. affirmative steps can we take to sort of kept in our own ships and sort of claim ownership over our own happiness? >> well, this report lets us know social support is one of the most important things that contributes to how satisfied we are with their life and as a result how happy we may feel. so building social supportt ar networks that are healthy,en engaging with thgae relationshis we have in our lives in person versus texting, versus social media and spending time with other people is one of thet ways we can use this experience we are having. this is super significant because we know that america dropped from number 15 to number

23 dominic 21 because a huge dee among people. and so social support networks k isare critical to it addressig that. >> trey: all right, you and i d a chance not to visit long ago, and i was struck how upbeaa you are, even though in talking with you about some things thato happened while you were growing up, you haerd every reason in tt world to maybe not the upbeat. for your cells and cells and anchor cells, so how can we avod becoming consumers when it seems like that is what we are beingai sold is fear and anger and division? >> well, it is up to us to view our live through the lens we choose. but our surroundings are real. so one of the ways that we can improve the experience that we are having is to maintain the fact that we can connect withe a people that we care about, that we do have the freedom to make

certain choices and lean into a that, and to plant communities thate ma support the choices wep making. but it is important for us to recognize that people arepe impacted by the impairments in which they live. so, well we would love to believe we can individually take charge of this, this from the happiness report show that we need to work together to changeg the places we live so that people are not suffering likeun this, especially young people. >> trey: all right, young people to me seem more connected in terms of social media. they have more access to oned another and information go and s yet, the happiness numbers are going down. there has to be a difference between connectivity as i use the word connectivity from a positive standpoint. >> absolutely. 2019 report looking at thelook impact of social media in the united states show it has beenee extremely detrimental to thental mental health of young people.

they are not having the same social connection experiences, even though they are connected to a lot of information. the fact that social mediapu pushes a comparison standard is one of the things that isde undermining mental health of people. so to answer a question on a scale of 0-10, ten is the best life i could b life living, social media artificially completes what they believe abe ten would be. what they believe their best life to be.yp that type of comparison is undermining their wellness. we also see it causing young people as a young as 12, 13 years old, to experience heightened experiences, have heightened experiences with negative emotions because of this comparison standard of. by 12 or 13, we said more women than young men so girls are struggling even more as a result of this comparison standard. i encourage parents to helpldre manage how they engage in social media because these typei

of emotional experiences undermine ways that could last a lifetime. >> trey: dr. anita phillipsl comay trauma and medical health experts, the book is "the garden within close title. thank you for joining us on a sunday night and i look forward to talking to you against soon, i hope you would. >> things, trey, we will see you soon. >> trey: thank you for spending your weekend with ust e and until then h carolina. >> carley: a fox news alert, today is the deadline for former president donald trump