laura ingraham, big news for you tonight, as >> laura: hannity, n his nine minute press conference where he was pretty defiant and he was not going to be saying anything else. that was its purity was going to retreat to private life. i guess, the subpoena flies and he has shown up. so this is going to be interesting. >> sean: to correct a few hours later, i mean a big correction. >> laura: yeah, well, he made the point at that press conference, i think for a reason. the question is, why the roll back in the initial viewpoint that the report stood on its own and you get the sense that the democrats just won another bite of the apple day in and day out because talking about how they failed on the border. >> sean: do you agree and i'm leaning on your legal background or maybe some people don't know that you are a lawyer but you are and you are a very good one and went to dartmouth. here is what i want to ask you. here is what i see, this is going to backfire in a massive weight massive weight. it's been when i absolutely think it is a disaster for the democrats. number one, it keeps yesterd

laura ingraham is next. ♪ >> laura: i'm laura ingraham and we are full up here at the "the angle" tonight, a lot to get here tonight because in moments, the best of president trump's unbelievable speech to the faith and freedom coalition that i know you misser doing something else but we watched it, i think it was one of the best speeches he has ever given. i said that as i was watching it earlier, ralph reed will be here and he will tell us why this speech is setting the stage for evangelicals ahead of 2020. also tonight, jodi is here and congressman jim jordan. does obama's former ambassador to the u.n., have a new issue of anti-trump bias? plus, the administration was mocked for claiming middle eastern terrorists might try to exploit the southern border. tonight, those critics will be exposed as wrong again and we have the details that prove that we were right. and raymond arroyo is here on the pathetic attempt by hollywood actors to dramatize the mueller report, and how a pair of a list-e ares are defining the same tinseltown partisan. but first, president trump's rousing speech shows

. >> president trump: it's the baton, we hand off to laura. he >> laura: all right, mr. president -- >> president trump: thank you both. your great patriot, you love our country, i appreciate it, and so does everyone else. they do appreciate it. they really get it. the people of this country, they get it. they are smart. >> laura: mr. president, did you get briefed on this syrian attack or planned attack on a christian church in pittsburgh yet? news broke this evening -- >> president trump: i have been told about it and little detail, i will meet a little later about it, actually, tonight. >> laura: it looks like tragedy was averted, thankfully. >> president trump: that's right. >> laura: another concern. mr. president, thank you so muc much. i'm laura ingraham with "the ingraham angle" from washington tonight beard first, breaking news. hours ago, the justice department announced the arrest of a syrian refugee with an isis-inspired plan to carry cat an attack on a church in pittsburgh. 21 years old was accused of planning to attack the legacy international worship cente

>> laura: it's going to continue all week long. >> sean: laura just turned 27. >> laura: isn't that amazing? i do my best. >> sean: you are causing trouble in dartmouth in undergrad, i know your whole history. >> laura: great show tonight. i'm laura ingraham, this is a fox news alert, the world is watching and waiting to see what the u.s. will do to respond to what our military officials are calling an unprovoked attack from iran, the pentagon releasing this video of the islamic revolutionary guard using a surface-to-air missile to shoot down a drone. iran released its own video claiming the drone of violated territorial airspace over the mouth of the persian gulf. the pentagon insists this is international airspace. president trump says iran it made a mistake but downplayed any suggestion that it was a provocation that came from the top. >> it could've been somebody who is lucinda stupid stupid that did it. we will be able to report back and you will understand exactly what happened but it was a foolish move, that i can tell you. >> laura: how will the u.s. respond? fox news national secur

>> luis: they should. >> laura: 590,000.id >> luis: put more judges on the case. >> laura: i think he said he wanted to do that. >> sean: democrats could putut down a bill with $4.5 billion to help the kids.o they haven't done it yet. >> laura: alexandria ocasio-cortez and ilhan omar said no, and i think there are democrats. i shouldn't cite all, but i think there are honest democrats who actually want to get this done. i think the democrats want to separate trump from his supporters who are not heartless people, they don't want them to die in the desert or anywhere else. w but a magnet at the border is bad for everybody. it's bad for the cartel gettinge rich, bad for crime, bad for american citizens who need help because we are out of solutions unless somebody will make money appear off of trees here to help these kids. >> luis: you would actually get something done. you want to stop the flood of people coming to the border and take care of kids but there's no interest in that because your monologue is true, democrats wants this as a political issuea the kids are pawns, the migrants

laura ingraham, big news for you tonight, as well. >> laura: hannity, we saw in his nine-minute press conference where he was pretty defiant and he was not going to be saying anything else. that was its purity, was going to retreat to private life. i guess, the subpoena flies and he has shown up. so this is going to be interesting. >> sean: to correct a few hours later, i mean, a big correction. >> laura: yeah, well, he made the point at that press conference i think for a reason. the question is, why the roll back in the initial viewpoint that the report stood on its own and you get the sense that theit democrats just want another bite of the apple day in and day out because talking about how they failed on the border. >> sean: do you agree and i'm leaning on your legal background, or maybe some people don't know that you are a lawyer, but you are and you are a very good one and went to dartmouth. here is what i want to ask you. here is what i see, this is going to backfire in a massives way, a massive way. >> laura: i absolutely think it is a disaster for the democrats. number one,

laura ingraham as next. >> laura: horrific news out of virginia beach, virginia. where tonight 12 innocent people are dead. in addition to the shooter. for the most police refuse to same them. but they confirmed he was a disgrunteled worker who returned to work to murder former co-workers. here's the police chief moments ago talking about the official call his officers got. >> we have an additional victim tobo report. we now have 12. one succumbed to the injuries on the way to the hospital. we know who the suspect is. we have not been successful in notifying certain family members. we will mention his name once and then he will be referred to at the suspect. >> laura: for more, we go to catherine herridge. what can you tell us at this hour? we don't know the shooters name. >> that's right. we learned more at the news conference about how these events t unfolded. it was just after 4 p.m. eastern. the work day was wrapping up and the shooter entered the building and began firing on multiple floors. we were told at news conference of a harrowing moment when four poli

laura ingram is standing -- i'm dying to hear your take on all this >> laura: he reminded everyone i did this for you. it wasn't a walk in the park easy 2 years. >> sean: do you want that job? >> laura: it's never easy. the hardest job in the world. especially what he had to do endure from the press corps and this ridiculous mueller investigation. and the on-going investigation, sean, and what the man has still accomplished. most people would be in a puddle of goo and not be able to handle it. he said i did it for you, for this country we all love. that's like reagan. reagan was about the people. it's about and you your future, that's a total winner. >> sean: it's so interesting. you talk about this and jesse mentioned this. i will let you decide what our story is going to be. he went back to his inaugural speech. it's about giving this back to the people and to clear this disgusting swamp out. i don't think in all of the years, 30 years in this business in radio and i have been on fox since from day 1. we have the best audience. we thank you all. laura, you and i were an anomaly. se

back to you, laura. >> laura: it's loud. like the people in line for the apple product launch or the new "star wars" movie. it's wild. they're having fun. good for them. thanks so much. we appreciate it. our own ramon will cover the president's campaign kickoff tomorrow night in orlando. that will be fun. we'll be right back. >> we flew from boston. we live in cape cod. since we are trumpsters, we love president trump. >> we are the first 100 in line. everyone is looking out for each other. >> we left at 5:00 this morning. we wanted to make sure we could get inside the building. speed to one of those guys, he looked more like a bernie supporter. less than 24 hours now from president trump's 2020 reelection loss. you can see the whole thing starting live at 8:00 p.m. tomorrow night. are they mentored, raymond arroyo will be there talking to those who have been camped out. a live report at 10:00 p.m. don't forget, my podcast, anyone drops tomorrow. go to podcastone.com and shannon bream in the fox news at 19 take it from here.

i'm laura ingram. we're going to be covering every step of this historic journey and we're your one-stop shop. for the pageantry and the politicss and the commentary. culminating with my interview with the president. we will talk with the leader of the uk labor party. ben shapiro also here to react to the media and face book joining forces to destroy the life of an african-american american trump supporter. you will not believe this story. sthe supposed tolerant class reveals itself again and raymond arroyo is here. you will want to stay for the entire hour and by the way the w democrat convention in san francisco over the weekend this was the site to behold and a world war ii vet reminds us why d-day wasan so important. but first the resistance has a royal hissy fit. that is the focus of tonight's angle. the soggy weather held off and the sun even broke through as president trump kicked off his three-day state visit to one of america's oldest and strongest allies. it was truly a site to behold and the

laura ingraham is not next. hope you -- ♪ >> laura: i'm laura ingraham and this is "the ingraham angle" from washington tonight. we will tell you everything you need to know about last night's democrat debate, the pipe dream proposals, plans to wreck this economy, the media freak out and pandering like i'm never seen it before. so who was the big winner? we will tell you. ed henry and frank luntz. this will be fun. they break it all down. plus, he's been accused of leaking last week's ice raid to the media. he's here exclusively tonight in the only interview he's doing. the dhs secretary kevin mcallen, and he sets the record straight. also, the president is in japan for the pivotal g20 20 meeting m rush's putin to china's' xi. we expect a lot of action. first, the race to radicalism, that's the focus of tonight's "angle." for any of you who had the misfortune of catching even a few minutes of the democrat debate last night, you'll undoubtedly agree that it was a great night for donald trump. with the exception

>> laura: real quick. speak to chris, are you always this dumb question, the only youtube videos of me and you med annihilating you debates on this channel. so i just wanted to say that. >> laura: all right, all right. the democrats are also, guys engaged in this new game of free stuff one upmanship. here is bernie sanders with the latest, fairly bonkers entry? >> this proposal completely eliminates student that in this country. our proposal which cost $2.2 trillion over ten years will be fully paid for by a tax on wall street's speculation. >> laura: , he's trying to undercut and hope it elizabeth warren i think with the free be craziness. but you know, who doesn't want a tech speculator. it sounds so good. they are speculating after all. and $2.2 trillion, it wasn't that just $1.6 trillion yesterday but now $2.2 trillion at a trillion here or they are. >> dan: i heard somebody on the channel this weekend, forgive me, laura, i don't remember who but they said it in a perfect way, like a reverse auction on

now they act like the biggest champions ever. >> laura: well. >> sean: we know who you are. >> laura: hannity, great show tonight. >> sean: have a great show. thank you for letting me on. >> laura: let's do that more often. >> sean: one night we'll take five minutes from your show. then another we'll take five minutes from your -- >> laura: we just made him fade off. you saw president trump officially launching his 2020 complain with the long rally in orlando, florida in front of the crowd of 20,000 people. the president laid out his case for another four years in the white house. now as i mentioned last night, the president needed to show all that had been able to accomplish even with two years of the russia hoax hanging over his head. here's what he said tonight. >> our paid yachtic -- patrioti movement has been under assault since the first day. nobody has done what we have done. our my is the envy of the world. perhaps the greatest economy we've had in the history of the country. >> laura: we talked about how he needed to remind americans. are you better off than you were as janua

. >> laura: i'm laura ingraham and this the "the ingraham angle" live from washington president trump will sit across in president xi as a potential trade deal hangs in the balance. you'll see all the drama unfold here. stay with us. before we get to that we'll break down last night's wild democratic debate. the big moments, the clashes, the gaffes and the gifts for president trump. dennis kucinich is here to tell us why kamala harris was wrong to come after joe biden and we have a special folly about how age radical positions and religion are all shaping this first race. this race. first, could last night really signal the end of the road for democrat frontrunner joe biden as some have claimed? to say that former v.p. missed expectations is an understatement. he seemed a bit unprepared for the main stage and he seemed weak. >> because once we -- once bush abused that power -- i would eliminate the act that allowed us to go into war. racist and white supremacist. >> laura: you think a man whoan has been in politics for more than four decades would be a little more polished. the real t

>> laura: what do they owe? are you actually driving in? >> sean: what do you mean in my driving in? what do you think i'm going to fly in on a helicopter? >> laura: you are getting up, sean hannity is getting up at 4:00 a.m. to get into -- >> sean: i don't fall asleep until 4:00 a.m.! >> laura: you never sleep, great show tonight. we'll be watching tomorrow. i'm laura ingraham and this is "the ingraham angle" from washington tonight. why the media and democrats could be misreading the polls again, two prominent posters react to my ankle and cut through the resistance and noise, plus victor davis hanson is back and he's going to share his predictions about what will dominate the 202020 news cycle. hint, it ain't mueller. and also tonight, raymond arroyo is warning parents about hbo's new and very explicit teen dram drama. do the u.s. women's soccer team goal celebrations at the world cup crossed the line? and for the third time, you're not going to believe this story. masterpiece cake shop owner jack phillips is being targeted. he and his l

. >> laura: i'm laura ingraham. what a show we have for you. what is behind joe biden's sudden reemergence after weeks of hiding? my angle reveals all. and would biden be vulnerable with african americans versus trump? round two between candice owens and cornell west ahead. and plus, dirsch and sol wisenberg are here. and we are the only one to bring you details of african migrants being dumped in san antonio texas. tonight a exclusive follow up where they could be send next. first, age and rage in 2020. that is the focus of tonight's angle. let's face it. joe biden is a primary candidate on the ropes. since may, his real clear politics lead among democrats has dropped by nearly ten points. he's also nursing a dwindling lead in the all-important state of iowa. a des moines register cnn poll has him down eight points since december. so it's not surprise that biden's camp is scrambling to triage his reputation as his political star dims. and biden has flip-flopped on the federal funding of abortion and he's embraced the green new deal. today in a

>> laura: he said this so often. it's the money. it's the money of the chinese market. they will look the other way on a vast array of brutal human rights businesses. >> disney will need the business. they just opened star wars galaxy edge. their hypocrisy is starting. george lucas was on hand for the grand opening even though their excitement was muted. >> i am so happy to be here. >> i hope you enjoy it. it's the first time that i worked with them a long time ago. everything was like it was in the olden days. >> here's what you may not know. disney is opening the new park with 10 stores and 1 attraction. the falcon ride. the resistant ride won't open for months. disney is forcing visitors to make reservations. there is no rfrtion available until after june. you get a 4-hour time limit. do you know what happens after 4 hours? storm troopers come and remove you from the star wars area. let me get this straight. you have to abide by the arbitrary rules of disney in the star wars park but they won't abide by the legisl

. >> laura: i'm laura ingraham and thatth is the "the ingraham angle" live from washington president trump will sit across in president xi as a potential trade deal hangs in the balance. you'll see all the drama unfold here. stay with us. before we get to that we'll break down last night's wild democratic debate. the big moments, the clashes, the gaffes and the gifts for president trump. dennis kucinich is here to tell us why kamala harris was wrong to come after joe biden and we have a special folly about how age radical positions and religion are all shaping this first race. this race. first, could last night really signal the end of the road for democrat frontrunner joe biden as some have claimed? to say that former v.p. missed expectations is an understatement. he seemed a bit unprepared for the main stage and he seemed weak. >> because once we -- once bush abused that power -- i would eliminate the act that allowed us to go into war. racist and white supremacist. >> laura: you think a man who has been in politics for more than four decades would be a little more polished. the re

laura, i'll tell you this. if you are back and you'll get all hillary clinton flip-flopped on her support for the iraq war, on her support for the tpp, pacific trade agreement, which she said was the gold standard, and then changed her position entirely. on the crime bill which biden also supported, and he's beginning to flip-flop on. it raises the question of someone who lacks core beliefs, lacks authenticity. >> laura: you can't do it. you just can't be so blatant about it. ralph, think so much for coming up, trump exposes the chamber of commerce, accusing him of weaponizing tariffs. maybe they have weaponize globalization. and "ingraham angle" investigation next. we know their rates are good, we know that they're always going to take care of us. it was an instant savings and i should have changed a long time ago. it was funny because when we would call another insurance company, hey would say "oh we can't beat usaa" we're the webber family. we're the tenney's we're the hayles, and we're usaa members for life

. >> laura: just a little bit. hannity, great show and i. >> sean: a great show. >> laura: thanks, i'm lauren ingram, this is "the ingraham angle" from washington tonight. ahead, fbi and legal experts along with governor mike huckabee explored today's burning question: whether it's okay for a president to even look at, consider looking at, opposition research or tips from a foreign country. plus, speaker pelosi has a new nickname for senate majority leader. well, mitch mcconnell, the grim reaper appeared tonight, mitch mcconnell tells me exclusively why he might be embracing that new nickname. also tonight, a can't-miss debate on a radical group pushing something called drag queen story time at children's library. plus, ed henry brings us a report you will only see here regarding how obama handled overcrowded migrant snatchers. but first , democrat's phony foreign outrage. that is the focus of tonight's "angle." last night, i told you that i thought the white house made a rather unfortunate decision giving abc anch

amazing. >> laura: incredible. my final thoughts as d-day draws to a close. .. >> laura: welcome back. it's almost 5:00 a.m. here in >> it is 5 am in paris. you can see the eiffel tower starting to pick up. it has been a rolling few days. i want to thank the ingram angle in new york and paris and all of those who served the cause of freedom to fight totalitarianism and all the sacrifices, those who have gone to their final rest and those still living. you are our legacy and we will honor that now and forever. that's all the time we have tonight. shannon bream and the fox news at 19 take it from here. >> there is a major reversal for the democratic frontrunner to tell you about. until tonight joe biden was it about catholic who opposes abortion supported one of the laws pro-choice advocates support called the hyde amendment. he changed his mind tonight. the washington is buzzing with reports that talks between mexico and the us went well. is mexico bringing forward proposals that would stop the tariffs donald trump

. >> laura: mr. president, thank you so much for being here with us today. 75th anniversary of the d-day landing. you've had by all accounts an incredible trip. what lessons will you take back home after this day and your meeting with the queen and trip to ireland? president trump: first, the meeting with the queen was incredible. i think i can say to know her because i sat with her many times and we had automatic chemistry. you understand that feeling, it's a good feeling but she's a spectacular woman. and the people i met, i met so many veterans. people have seen it, days like no one else, and they are just really incredible people. >> laura: feeling this beautiful weather, it was raining last night, the weather broke, imagining the invasion, 150,000 allied troops climbing the cliffs, landing on these shores, what's going through your mind? president trump: this is weather like they don't normally have. this was supposed to be today a storm. it's a little like the invasion itself. the weather was a

certainly the white house pushing back on that, laura. >> laura: unbelievable. ed, thank you so much tonight. joining me now exclusively is acting ice director mark morgan. mark, cbt is saying we're in a full blown emergency. seems like we've been hearing this for a long time. six weeks ago when we were down there in the southern border in texas, that sector, which usually is pretty small in terms of border crossings was bursting at the seams. now it's exponentially worse. what more needs to happen for congress to get this and do something to secure the border? >> so laura, that's the question. we've been sounding the alarm for a very long time that this is absolutely humanitarian and national security crisis. congress has failed to do their job. laura, it is unbelievable to me that we're still asking across the board what can congress do? when we've been telling congress, the experts living this every single day from ice to the border patrol, cbp. they need to pass meaningful legislation the flores agreement and they do find. fund bed space and this crisis ends

back to you, laura. >> laura: it's loud. like the people in line for the apple product launch or the new "star wars" movie. it's wild. they're having fun. good for them. thanks so much. we appreciate it. our own ramon will cover the president's campaign kickoff tomorrow night in orlando. that will be fun. .. >> we flew from boston. we live in cape cod. >> the first hundred in line are better. everybody looking out for everybody. >> we left at 5:00 this morning to get here. we wanted to make sure we could get inside the building. >> one of those guys looked more like a bernie supported. we are a few hours from donald trump's 2020 reelection launch. you can see it live on fox news. raymond arroyo will be here talking to those camped out and a live report at 10:00 pm. that is all-time we have tonight. don't forget my podcast and shannon bream and the fox news at 19, take it from here. shannon: we begin with a fox news alert. iran threatens to breach its nuclear limit within days. the pentagon says more us troops could be headed

laura: this is "bbc world news america." reporting from washington, i am laura treveln. a show of strength in the middle east.oa we are o a u.s. aircraft carrier as washington blames iran forki att oil sectors. >> if the united states is attacked, if our interests areed attackwe will respond with unrelenting force. ticking on clock i tariffs as president trump says a deal is possible between the u.s. and mexico. if talks fail, duties are imposed on monday. >> we have to heal this wound or we will never stop bleeding. laura: "to kill a mockingbird" comes the highest earning play in broadway history. we speak to the writer, aaron sorkin, about whnoit resonates laur welcome to our viewers on pbs here in america and around the globe. ftnight we report from a u.s. aircarrier in the middle east, as tensions rise between washington and iran.e s. has been increasing its military presence in the region because of what it calls credible intelligence suggesting a possible attack on u.s. interests. now the united arab emirates blames a state actor for attacks on oil tankers. the u.s

laura: the u.s. says this is a crisis at the border. what is mexico say iresponse to t u.s. negotiating stance? barbara: well, they are going to crease border protection, they're willing to talk about a variation on the asylum issue, but basically what they want is for the americans to work together witve them on a depment plan for central america -- what a mueller, el salvador -- guatemala, el salvadorhonduras -- to work on the root causes of these migrants deciding to flee. the trump administration has said it is going to be cutting aid to central america, not increasing it. laura: what about republicans in congss? they do not want to see terrorists. barbarari -- s. barbara: they are very much against it, especiallye senate. they say it is a big tax that will affect the economy and constituents and mr. trump's reelection chances. they say they will probably vote against the tariffs if it comes to that, although we will not see that until next week. you have business leaders that are worried. they a

laura, look. global warming is a real problem, but it's being sold as this existential crisis and people say we only have 12 years or whatever the number is. but the reality is, even if we don't do anything about global warming, the u.n. climate panel tells us by the end of the century, the impact is equivalent to losing 2% to 4% of our incomes. that's the effect of a major recession over the next, what, 81 years. that's a problem. by no means the end of the world. but, no, it has no basis in the climate panel research. >> laura: okay. next up is the price tag, though. all of these plans including the two released today cost in the trillions, yes, with a t. >> announcing the most ambitious climate plan in the history of the united states, that means mobilizing $5 trillion. >> going to invest $1.7 trillion in securing our future. >> laura: now, you say that this is -- in a lot of ways is what wasted or misallocated money? why? >> what you have to remember, we're promising $5 trillion. that's over 1

reporting from washington, i am laura trevelyan. ♪ laura: marking the moment of invasion. tributes are paid as world leaders and veterans remember 75 years since d-day. the event may be global in onale, but it was the individual veterans who were and center. >> when my life is over and i reach the other si, i will meet my friends from normandy and shake their hands with prid laura: plus, progress made but no deal yend u.s.exican officials talk immigration and trade as tariffs are set to kick in on monday. laura: welcome to our viewers on pbs here in america and around the globe. 75 years after allied troops stormed the beaches of normay, hundreds of veterans have return for the anniversary of one of the most mama june was -- one of the most momentuous operations in military history. erthe invasion of an, british, and canadian forces helped to liberate europe from nazi germany. leaders attended events in northern fra who fought there. lucy williamson has the story of d-day 75 years on. ♪ lucy: the sounds that made europe's history areuried on these beaches. above the bch

. >> president trump: it's the baton, we hand off to laura. he >> laura: all right, mr. president -- >> president trump: thank you both. your great patriot, you love our country, i appreciate it, and so does everyone else. they do appreciate it. they really get it. the people of this country, they get it. they are smart. >> laura: mr. president, did you get briefed on this syrian attack or planned attack on a christian church in pittsburgh yet? news broke this evening -- >> president trump: i have been told about it and little detail, i will meet a little later about it, actually, tonight. >> laura: it looks like tragedy was averted, thankfully. >> president trump: that's

there is no one even close. >> laura: mr. president, finally, did you or did you not, the world wants to know, fist pump with the queen. president trump: di not, but there are knows who say they have never seen the convequeen a better time or more animated time. i didn't even know who the other people were at the table. never spoke to them. >> laura: are you going to keep the conversation going with her? president trump: yes, i am, she's a spectacular woman, an incredible woman. >> laura: mr. president, thank you so much, good luck.

laura: this is "bbc world news america." reporting from washington, i am laura trevelyan. ♪ng laura: marhe moment of invasion. tributes are paid as world leaders and veterans remember 75 years since d-day. the event may be global in scale, but it was the individual veterans who were front and center. an>> when my life is ovei reach the other side, i will meet my friends from normandy and shake their hands with pride. laura: plus, progress made but no deal yet. e s. and mexican officials talk immigration and tr tariffs are set to kick in on monday. laura: welcome to our viewers on pbs here in america and around the globe. 75 years afterllied troops stormed the beaches of normandyo hundreveterans have returned for the anniversary t f one most mama june was -- one of the most momentuous operations in military history. iae invasion of american, british, and canforces helped to liberate europe from nazi germany. leaders attended events in northern france to honor those s o fought there. lucy williamson e story of d-day 75 years on. ♪cy the sounds that made europe's history

> laura: okay. okay. thank you for coming in the morning so early. we really appreciate it. and up next, the story of how the porerr powerful media organization and social media giant set out to destroy the life of the african-american trump supporter. you will not believe this report coming up next with ben shapiro. >> the powerful versus the powerless in modern america. the publication called the daily beast, with facebook's help exposed the identity of a man who allegedly uploaded the infamous drunk nancy pelosi video. that's not all they did to him. trace gallagher in the west coast newsroom and has all of the details, trace. >> it was manipulated. it was uploaded by the group, politics watchdog. then a reporter for the liberal daily beast posted on twitter, quoting, i went looking for the russian troll behind the drunk pelosi viral video host. he's a forklift operator from the bronx who's been running hard right news outlets on social media for years, also not russian. they called the man shawn

>> laura: beyond negligent. and in april, kaiser health news reported that death in the homeless population just in los angeles county alone, jumped 76% in the past five years. more than 900 died last year alone. now, how can this be allowed to happen? when millions of illegals in the state enjoy not only legal sanctuary, but also the right to apply for things like in-state tuition, driver's licenses, and state-funded, of course, health care for their children. then over the weekend, we learn that california has gone from sanctuary state for dreamers to just being a sucker state for americans. a just-announced state budget deal will now give health care benefits to many adult illegals too. those between the ages of 19 and 25 will now be eligible for california's medicaid program known as medica ashg-- medi-cal. >> every person should have access to affordable health care. judges and politicians may turn back our progress. we will never waiver in our pursuit of guaranteed health care for all californians. >> he s

laura: this is "bbc world news america." reporting from washington, i am laura trevelyan. president trump antdemocratic frunner joe biden take the political battle to iowa, trading barbs with months to go until voters have their say. california's wine country is feeling theallout of america's trade war with china. vineyards are bracing for what comes next. >> we have gone toe hina and we at the market is interested in our wine, and then we have one more round of the stupid tariffs laura: plus, on a small portuguese island, carare being used to store power for the future. it could be the start of a obal trend. process, and today pt laura: him to our viewers on pbs here in america and around the globe. the state of iowa has a supersized role in america's political process, and today president trump and idrmer vice prt joe biden were battling out there. there were not on the same stage, but they were trading insults across the farmland. here was mr. biden going after the current president. mr. biden: this a guy who does everything to separate and frighten people. it is about

laura: tha you for joining us. elora: thank you. laura: irani and u.s. leaders spent the day trading insults as the hostility between the twote sides ified. iran claims new u.s. sanctions prove the white house is mentally retarded, while mr. trump called iran's response ignorant and insulting. the u.s. says there is no evidence thatn is given up its ambition to develop nuclear weapons. pres. trump: the people in iran are great people -- laura: just hours after president trump signed new dinctions against iran inc those which target the supreme leader personally, his hawkish national security advisor, john bolton, was in the middle east,. insisting the as still prepared to talk to iran. mr. bolton: the president has held the door open to real negotiations. all that iran needs to do is walk through that open door. laura: but iran declared the new sanctions would permanently close the path to diplomacy, while iran's president hassan rouhani mocked the u.s. strate. pres. rouhani: at the same time you call for negiations, you seek to sanction the foreign mini

laura: thank you for joining us. elora: tnk you. laura: iranian and u.s. leaders spent y trading insults as the hostility between the two sides intensified. iran claims new u.s. sanctions isprove the white hous mentally retarded, while mr. trump called iran's response ignorant and insulting. the u.s. says there is no evidence that iran has given up its ambition to develop nuclear weapons. pres. trump: the people in iran are great people -- laura: just hoess after ent trump signed new sanctions against iran including those which target theme leader personally, his hawkish national security advisor, john bolton, was in the middle east, insisting the u.s. was still prepared to talk to iran mr. bolton: the president has held the door open to real negotiations. all that iran needs to do is de through that open doo laura: but iran ared the new sanctions would permanently close the th to diplomacy, .sile iran's president hassan rouhani mocked the strategy. pres. rouhani: at the same time you call for negotiations, you sanction the foreign minister. it is obvious

thank laura: this is "bbc world news america." reporting from washington, i am laura trevelyan. defending his deal. president trump says the border agreement with mexico is new and adeffective and was not alin the works. chaos in manhattan as ahe copter crashes on top of a building, killing the pilot. there are questions about whether the chopper had clearance to fly. ♪ laura: plus, "hadestown" wins the prize for best musical a this year's tony awards. broadway is the biggesovwinner all as ticket sales boom. laura: welcome to our viewers on und here in america and a the glob the trump administration is defending the president's deal with mexico over migration.me the border agr meant the u.s. held off imposing tariffs on mexico. the president has been tweeting vigorously, taking issue with reports saying that a lot of the agreement was already in train. the u.s. secretary of state called the deal diplomacy at its finest and a significant win for the american people. here is mike pompeo speaking earlier. se pompeo: i am seeing some reporting sing that thess countless hore nothin

laura: this is "bbc world news america." reporting from washington, i am laura trevelyan. president trump and democratic front runner joe biden take the politittle to iowa, trading barbs with months to go until vote have their say. california's wine country is feeling the fallout of america's trade war with china.ar vineyards e bracing for what comes next. >> we have gone to china and we see that the market is interested in our wine, and then avwe hone more round of the stupid tariffs. laura: plus, on a small portuguese island, cars are being used to store power for the future. it could be the start of a global trend. process, and todayt laura: him to our viewers on pbs here in america and aroun the the state of iowa has a supersized role in america's political process, and today president trump and former vice president joe biden were baling out there. there were not on the same stage, but they were trading insults across the farmland. here was mr. biden going after the current president. mr. biden: this is a guy who does everything to separate and frighten people. it is

the white house certainly pushing bang on that, laura. >> laura: unbelievable. ed, thank you so much tonight. joining me exclusively is acting i.c.e. director, mark morgan. all right, now, mark. cbt is saying we're in a full blown emergency. now, it seems like we've been hearing this for a long time. six weeks ago, we were down in the del rio sector of the southern border in texas, that sector, which usually is pretty small in terms of crossings, was bursting at the seams. but now it's exponentially worse. so what more needs to happen for congress to get this and do something to secure the border. >> that's the question. we will sound the alarm for a very, very long time that it was a humanitarian and national security crisis and congress failed to do her job. laura, it's unbelievable to me that we're still asking across the board what can congress do. when we've been telling congress, the ex-perlite s -- experts living this every day, from i.c.e. to border patrol. they need to pass meaningful legislation, they need to pass a floor settlement. they do that, fund

laura: this is "bbc world news america." reporting from washington, i am laura trevelyan. defending his deal. president trump says the border agreement with mexicis new and effective and was not already in the rks. chaos in manhattan as helicopter crashes on top of a building, killing the pilot. there are questions about whether the chopper ha clearance to fly. ♪ laura: plus, "hadestown" wins the prize for best musical at this year's tony awards. broadway is the biggest winner overall as ticket sales boom. laura:elcome to our viewers on pbs here in america and around the globe. p the trministration is defending the president's deal with mexico over migration. the border agreement meant the u.s. held off imposing tariffs on mexico. the president has be tweeting vigorously, taking issue with t reports saying that a the agreement was already in train. the u.s. secretary of state called the deal diplomacy at its finest and a significant win for the american people. here is mike pompeo speaking earlier. sec. pompeo: i am seeing some reporting sing that these countless hours w

we know who you are. >> laura: great show. >> sean: thanks for letting me on. >> laura: that was fun. i am laura ingraham and this is the "hannity" -- oh, we just made him fade off. that was funny. always good to have sean stop

i'm laura trevelyan. president trump signs new sanctions against iran just daye afr he pulled back from military action. >> theset measures repres strong and proportionate response to iran's provocative actions. we will continue to increase pressure on iran. laura: the front runner to be the next british prime minister insists he can deliver brexit by the deadline. >> what hasat changed is there is a real positiverg ene about getting in on. laura: plus, the eastern black hoino returns to rwanda. w a conservation effort saved the endangered species. ♪ laura: for those watching on pbs and around the globe, welcome to world news america. president trump has increased pressure on iran, imsing new sanctions including measures targeting the supreme leader. nsions between the two countries are high after iran shot down an american drone last week. jon sopel reports. enporter: this is the pres hoping to prove that the marker pen is mightier than the missile. having backed down from retaliatory military action,

i'm laura trevelyan. president trump signs ne sanctions against iran just days after he pulled back from military action. >> thesere measureesent a strong and proportionate response to iran's provocative actions. we will continue to increase pressure on iran. laura: the front runner to be thee next british primminister insists he can deliver brexit by the deadline. >> what has changed is that there is a real positive energy about getting in on. laura: plus, the eastern black rhino returns to rwanda. how a conservation effort saved the endangered species. ♪ laura: for those watching on pbs and around the globe, welcome to world news america president trump has increased pressure on iran, imposing news sancticluding measures targeting the supreme leader. tensions between the two countries are high after ira shot down an american drone last week. jon sopel reports. e reporter: this is esident hoping to prove that the marker pen is mightier than the missile. having backed down from retaliatory military acti

laura: this is "bbc world news america." reporting from washington, i am laura trevelyan. anger over the treatment of migrant children grows as a photo of a father and child face down in the u.s. border river outrage president trump blames the democrats. pres. trump: they want to have open borders, and open borders mean crime, and open borders mean people drowning in the rivers. jane: tonight, democratic candidates will square off ind the hall behinme, all of them vying to take on donald trump. laura: plus, controversy comments from the dalai lama on the importance successor if she is a woman. dalai lama: if female dalai lama comes, she should be more attractive. that people, i think, prefer. laura: for those watching on pbs and around the globe, e to "world news america." the perilous journey migrants face as they try to reach the u.s. has been summed up by the image of a father and daughter found drowned by the of the rio grande. the image highlights the risks people take as they seek a better life and comes as there is growing concern about the treatment of migrant chil