i didn't make that up, laura. >> laura: i know. i'm just thinking of your journalist this has to be of interest. >> how do not cover this and lester corrupt? >> laura: george, tonight -- >> come completely corrupt. >> laura: longtime friend of mine and he's been a close friend of mine for many years but obviously his dislike of the president is very well known. he said if the president chooses to investigate biden, he should be impeached, that is what george conway said tonight. >> supposed biden committed a crime. suppose he committed a crime, should he get away with it because he is running for president? >> laura: a lot of people think hillary did. >> with joe biden actually bribe the president of the ukraine, which is -- >> laura: is a big allegation. >> it's not an allegation, it's a prima facie case. we look at motive, we look intent, joe biden said i told him i will hold back your $1.2 billion in less you fire the prosecutor and the guy reluctantly fire the prosecutor. that's a thing of value for official action. that's the

i am laura laura ingle and this is "the ingraham angle." impeachment is sweeping congress and we have an all star line up to take you through every angle, the legal experts paul weiss and berg, alan dershowitz break down everything you need to know, rudy giuliani responding to a breaking story to "the washington post" regarding his role in the entire ukraine affair and andy mccarthy is here with shocking details about the lawyer representing the whistle-blower. house g.o.p. scully says with all the consequences, caving to the radicals in the caucus, but first, desperate democrats go to devcon one. that is the focus of tonight's angle. it looks like we are ending trump's first term where it began with the resistance, government leaking incomplete information with the worst possible spin on it. all done to ensnare the president and another major costly investigation. and in january 2017 it was comey and the deep state. september 2019, it is nancy and the whistle-blower case. >> today, i'm announcing the house of representative with an officia

laura ingraham. >> laura: an awesome show as always tonight, think is much. why don't democrats want to testify about potential fisa abuse? catherine herridge brings up the details. also the change that is becoming a religion a literally coming nbc news asking the public to share their claimant confession. i think we all have some in the studio. ralph reed reacts to the newfound faith. plus it is wednesday so it's time for "seen and unseen" with raymond arroyo and what do the attacks on sean spicer's dancing really reveal about the presidents enemies? a singer goes to war with his own gender, but first, the war against men. that is the focus of tonight's angle. the serious toxics -- toxic -- toxic masculinity, but now thats infected almost every area of the culture, the businesses, schools, and outcome of course our politics. well, did dismissing the contributions of men throughout the history has become oh, so inspiring. or at least come elizabeth warren think so. >> i would have wanted give this speech right here, and not because of the arch behind me or th

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laura. if you're supporting immigration policies that are racist, then you, too, are racist because you support racist things. >> he didn't say the word "policy," though. >> you have to listen to the question before the answer. >> i listened to the answer. he said you're a person that supports trump, not a policy. >> i could ask you what color the sky is or -- >> you're putting word in his mouth. >> laura: okay. >> but, again -- >> defending him. >> laura: this is donald trump today -- i think it's today. it might be yesterday, i'm losing track of time. he said we're on the verge of immigration. jared kushner has a 600-page plan on the way to capitol hill or already there which i think will include handling illegal immigration, trying to come together on some compromise. if that's racist, boy, we are in trouble in the united states. that's a big, big deal. if they're working on that, which they've been working on it for eight months, and people are going, this is racist, then we're never goi

. >> laura: i'm laura ingraham. every day is climate protest day, let's face it. we're broadcasting miles away from a place where a seattle police officer says he and dozens of others were exposed to dangerous toxins. that site was the site of a homeless encampment that they were charged with cleaning up. we'll bring you the details on that shocking story. and climate bill. they took to the streets across the country. so we sent an actual scientist in the middle of it with a camera. and it's friday. so of course, we have follies for you. raymond arroyo is with me here on the climate hysteria an how it's harming the mental state of some young people. bizarre halloween costumes? i have a surprise for him that he doesn't know about. first -- >> did you discuss joe biden and his son or his family? >> it doesn't matter what i discussed. i will say this. somebody ought to look into joe biden's statement. it was disgraceful where he talked about billions of dollars that he's not giving to a certain country. unless a certain prosecutor is taken off the case. he wouldn't b

i' >> laura: sure. >> sean: okay. i'm watching the rest of the president speech in new mexico tost night and i wanted to see the ending. you cut to the debate early, and it was just at the end. sorry.nd i loved watching your show, too, >> laura: is that the white house speaking or is that you? >> sean: that was hannity. >> laura: i couldn't tell. i'm just teasing you. >> sean: the point is, we were right at the crescendo! a great work of mozart and then you are about to crescendo. >> laura: got it. you know what we used to say in the courtroom, we'lltake that under advisement. but i've got an idea. you handle your hour, i'll handle mine. >> sean: now laura is going to take it personally. >> laura: don't try to boss me around in my hour. i don't boss you around in yours. >> sean: i had to find the rest of the speech online! >> laura: we love the president's speeches, but he had hit all the new points we wanted to get across and we had a fantastic panel to dissect what we were going to talk about now. >> sean: you alway

let not your heart be troubled because laura ingraham is standing by. >> laura: hannity, fantastic show. >> sean: am i allowed to lodge a complaint? i'm watching the rest of the president speech in new mexico last night and i wanted to see the ending. you cut to the debate early, and it was just at the end. sorry. i loved watching your show, too appeared to also. >> laura: is that the white house speaking or is that you? >> sean: that was hannity. >> laura: i couldn't tell. i'm just teasing you. >> sean: we were right at the crescendo! a great work of mozart and then you are about to crescendo. >> laura: in the courtroom, we say that, i will take that under advisement. but i've got an idea. you handle your hour, i'll handle mine. >> sean: now laura is going to take it personally. >> laura: don't try to boss me around in my hour. i don't boss you around in year years. >> sean: i had to find the rest of the speech online! >> laura: we love the president's speeches but he had hit all the new points we wanted to get across and we had a fantastic panel to dissect what we were going to talk a

there she is, laura ingraham with "the ingraham angle," hi. >> laura: hannity are we thinking the fusion gps story is going to be exposed for what it means to be exposed as completely? fraud perpetrated on the american public. i'm so glad that lawsuit was filed, good. we should get discovering that. >> sean: we will get discovering that. i like what congressman dennis said we need that third branch of government involved. the other thing that will happen i want to know why spent so much time overseas and i would not want to be jim call me tonight. he should have listened to me. he has the right to remain silent introduce at. >> laura: well, he's trying to hide behind the curtains and some office somewhere, shocker. that was a great show tonight, thank you so much. all right i'm laura ingraham and "the ingraham angle" from watching tonight, oh, boy are we loaded up. candace owens is here on why african-american voters in detroit or calling out democrats for taking a vote for granted. joe digenova and jason chaffetz sound off disgraced fbi official andrew mccabe's proverbial middle finger

there she is, laura ingraham with "the ingraham angle," hi. >> laura: hannity, are we thinking at his point the fusion gps story is going to be exposed for what it needs to be exposed as?a complete fraud perpetrated on the american public. i'm so glad that lawsuit was filed, good. we should get discovering that. >> sean: we will get discovering that. i like what congressman nunes said we need that third branch of government involved. the other thing that will happen i want to know why spent so much time overseas and i would not want to be jim comey tonight. he should have listened to me. he has the right to remain silent and should use it. >> laura: well, he's trying to hide behind the curtains in some office somewhere, shocker. that was a great show tonight thank you so much.au >> sean: have a great show. >> all right, i'm laura ingraham and "the ingraham angle" from watching tonight, oh, boy are we loaded up. candace owens is here on why african-american voters in detroit or calling out democrats for taking their vote for granted. joe digenova and jason chaffetz sound off on disgrac

laura ingraham is standing by. laura? >> laura: i.c.e.'s headquarters pulled on the american flag and put up an nt if a flag. they go after the nypd, pig in a blanket i mean, all of this is today's democratic party. so i mean, you've exposed this. if you like the rule of law, law and order, safety and security, why on earth would you support the democrats today is beyond me. you laid it out. speak to you not protecting them. no cop is going to do their job. they can't. you are literally preventing them from doing their job. >> laura: who the heck would sign up for this if this is the way you are treated by your own city and by the citizen reads that you are supposedly supposed to be protecting here? it's self-defeating for the citizens. anyway, i'm so you body brought that up. all right, i'm laura ingraham, this is a jam-packed anger and angle tonight. pete buttigieg says a reckoning is coming for 8 feet evangelicals at the g.o.p. like huckabee is here and you're not going to want his response. also tonight, because renee out lawmakers vot

laura ingraham takes it from here. laura? n >> laura: hannity, that was just common practice. the entire global community wanted that prosecutor fired. didn't you get that memo?that's' saying. -- they're saying.hu >> sean: it just so happened to be like wanting to interview hunter biden and let me leverage.then i will be stupid , and only sleepy creepy crazy joe 30330 could do this and then oh, let mes brag about -- >> laura: l it's so stupid. it's like obvious. >> sean: we've been on this story, we've exposed this story. we've talked about it, you've talked about it. >> laura: we have literally been talking about the story for at least two years so this -- none of this surprised me. fantastic show. >> sean: have a great show. take it away. >> laura: all right. i'm laura ingraham. this is "the ingraham angle." congressman jim jordan plus mollie hemingway are here in moments to break down everything you ever need to know about president trump, ukraine, and what the biden family should be worried about. my angle comes a little later tonight. i'm going to expose the climate hyste

and we'll never be the media mob, laura is next, see youev monday. >> laura: i'm laura ingraham special edition of the "ingraham angle" from washington. and what a show we have for you. harmit dillon, mark penn raymond arroyo here. we have an amazing supremero star-studded panel in moments. and tonight, what we have planned is something really special. at the end of the show, we have a very, very serious warning. and we weren't going to show this image to you, but we decided we just had to do it. i mean there's a big debate among the staff but we needed to do it. just for the sake of transparency. you have to hold on for the end of the show for that. but it's a slight warning as ndwell. tonight we're going to be pulling back the curtain on the left brazen plans to fundamentally up-end the america that we know and love. now, listening to the democrats discuss fo instance climate change or guns or the border it's easy, i think, for conservatives to dismiss them as political outliars. we have to take them very seriously. they're not just trying to dominate politics. they also want to radic

before we get to laura ingraham, let me read. loring ingram drinks steak and light bulbs inch plastic straws to trigger liberals. can i ask your question? listen. it's a friday, more fun show, i like it a lot. that's all i can say. >> you know, it's friday night at 10:58 p.m. we are doing a live show so you had a piece of steak, it's a triggering event for the left. a triggering time. and then a lot of plastic straws so the only thing we should have done is put in a blender and make it really drunk end. >> sean: in my humble opinion, your face, my face, luke's face, trump space, all of our faces trigger them. we don't need a prop. they are triggered already. they can't help it. it's every second minute and hour of the day. >> laura: all right hannity. great to see it. all right i'm loring ingram. this is "the ingraham angle" from washington tonight. on friday, other than the state with a plastic straw on the light bulb sticking out of it, we expose the absurd charge that drew brees somehow was spreading hate by recording a pro-bi

laura: the u.s. policy of maximum pressure was designed to bring iran to the negotiating table, but has it had the effect of backing them into a corner and made them lash out? michael: no doubt. as they look at oil revenues to dwindling, they probably feel they have ttle to use. it is not impossible that you could eventually have a negotiation. laura: how ten is this moment? miael: i think this is qui tense. this is the most significant attack on the energy m frastructure in the gulf arguably since sadssein invaded kuwait. this is a significant moment for the region and u.s. policy. laura: michael singh, thanks so much for being with us. the drug's manufacturer closely identified with theepioid addiction epidemic has filed for bankruptcy. purdue pharma has been accused of aggressively marketingio s and misleading doctors. it has reached a tentative settlement with several states. our north america correspondent nick bryant reports.ni : these are the quiet rituals of opioid america. a pair are visitin

. >> laura: i'm laura ingraham.th. you will want to stay with us for the whole hour because we have debate recap unlike anything you've heard before with monique pressley, candace owens, and a heck of a lot more. and raymond arroyo with a special debate version of friday follies. >> i think we're going to hit on kechopper joe's trouble. the standup routine, that's a nsstinker. two exclusions, first, famous hollywood actor walks away from the democrat party, the backlash fellow actors are giving him. oh, that's been swift.t. isaiah washington is here to tell us why he now supports donald trump. plusus an anti-aoc -- it's realy an anti-socialism ad aired during last night's debate. it tore up the internet. the woman behind the ad is here to respond to aoc and all of the rest of the critics. but, first, the week that was. that's the focus of tonight's "angle." >> you can kind of feel it. right? the weather is changing. fall is right around the corner. i'm talking about the fall of the democrats. it's been a terrible, awfu

. >> you know, laura. >> laura: go ahead, sol. two sorry to interrupt. i don't know if it's ordinary or not. i'm not usually privy to these conversations, that's part of the problem. but the president says we have aided you a lot and it hasn't been reciprocal. zelensky says some things and then the president says you could do me a favor. you're right he doesn't talk at all about biden right away but he gets around to biden and mentions biden's son and he mentions it a few times. that's why i say it's unfortunate. it's bad judgment. very bad judgment. but it doesn't come close in my view to being a crime or to being impeachable. that's the problem. >> laura: words like extortion used. shakedown. these terms are casually thrown around by even lawyers. speaking of lawyers, the media have been desperately trying to tag and drag bill barr, the attorney general, someone we all three of us know quite well. take a look. >> is barr going to now recuse himself? >> i don't see how he can't in light of the fact that he's named. >> i think attorney general barr shoul

and we'll never be the media mob, laura is next, see you monday. ♪ ♪ >> laura: i'm laura ingraham, special edition of the "ingraham angle" from washington. and what a show we have for you. harmit dillon, mark penn, raymond arroyo here. we have an amazing supreme star-studded panel in moments. and tonight, what we have planned is something really special. at the end of the show, we have a very, very serious warning. and we weren't going to show this image to you, but we decided we just had to do it. i mean there's a big debate among the staff but we needed to do it. just for the sake of transparency. you have to hold on for the end of the show for that. but it's a slight warning as well. tonight we're going to be pulling back the curtain on the left brazen plans to fundamentally up-end the america that we know and love. now, listening to the democrats discuss fo instance climate change or guns or the border, it's easy, i think, for conservatives to dismiss them as political outliars. we have to take them very seriously. they're not just trying to dominate politics. they also want to raddy a

if thank you for being with us, laura's next, have a great nigh. ♪ >> laura: on laura ingraham, this is a special edition of "the ingraham angle" from washington. thinking the on the couple. tonight, we are going to show you just how devastating the policies of the 2020 might be and how might the abuse their newfound power if they should be elected. while dominic weil, rudy giuliani is here to go through the reading mccabe indictments and white so devastating. and steve austin, they're going to debate dems reversing the economic prosperity, all the gains we have enjoyed and were going to talk about where that takes you the american people. were going to take you to baltimore where the president addressed a group of the g.o.p. conference tonight and then the domestic california where they're going to implement some of the truly dumbest housing policies in the united states. today, this was the headline that didn't get much in the much outside of bloomberg, at least. check that out. american conference study as republicans more upbeat than ever. u.s. consumer comfort remains strong, an

laura ingraham. >> laura: no. i'm in chicago.re i'm in a different part of the country.they would sob m. >> sean: d.c., illinois california. >> laura: no.we are still in fl. they have their issues which we are going to talk about tomorrow but tonight impeachment mania. >> sean: can we keep chicago safe? >> laura: yeah, i think we can keep it safe. safer.there are people on the gd doing that. >> sean: can you believe this has backfired the way it has? >> laura: people are coming up to me in the airport today saying, tell me this isn't happening.e this one guy who i met years agt guy. he said, i'm not even a big fan of trump. i voted for him but i'm not wild about him, but this is going to kill the market. this is going to kill our business. this has got o to stop. tell me it's going to stop, and i said, well, talk to yourt democrat senators in new york. talk to them about their colleagues in the house. >> sean: there was market watch today and they had a story about democrats saying you give us warren, webe are goi

laura k.: not exactly. in theory, and spent the day even if he is trying to pretend it is happening, the commons did not give him the election he wants. >> who can give us information about william, duke of normandy? prime min. johnsonglhe conquered d. >> but why did he think he -- how did he have a claim to the throne of england? o prime min. johnson: uh -- >> do you want someone to help you? laura k.: he has lost control of parliament. he cannot brush that all. prime min. johnson: anybody who says -- th stuff about it beingde antcratic, what a load of nonsense. we were very, very clear that if people wanted a democratic moment, they wanted an election, we offered it to the labor opposition. mysteriously, they decided not not to go for it. laura k.: parliament seemed i shock about what happened in the early hours. the idea that both sides could have resct for the other almost stripped away. the doors are closed, though. mps are away for weeks witn an uncertturn. the prime minister determined to stick to hi

laura: this is "bbc world news america." reporting from washington, i am laura trevyan. politics in britain has gone into overi as the prime minister pushes another vote for ndgeneral election and sus parliament. the speaker of the house of commons is stepping down nt month. >> this has been -- let me put it explicitly -- the greatest privilege and honoof myeg professional life, for which i will be eternally grateful. laura: the scale of destruction in the bahamas is truly staggering. for those who survived hurricane dorian, it is a struggle to evacuate and to move on. plus, the sequel to "theta handmaid'" is almost here. fans cannot wait to get their hands on "the testamen laura: for those watching on pbs wd around the globe, welcome to "world news america." in britain tonight, mps are ised to once again reject the government'sls cor a snap election right parliament is suspended. and it is now the law of the out of the eu on o 31not crash without a deal. omeanwhile, speakthe house of commons john bercow, famous for his cries of "order, order," is standing down. on top o

. >> laura: okay. wow, maybe a woman would be the best person to pick on the basis of merit, but since when does sexual organs alone be a s alification for high office, stunning. which led me to wonder, can princess fitting bull or kamala harris pick a male running mate? or will that make them part of the patriarch, as well? andd msnbc joy reid took the anti-male narrative a step further adding racial and religious elements to it. >> i mean, when you have a very determined minority and in this case wealthy, white man wealthyi white christian men andn christian americans who are of the fundamental variety who are very clear that no matter what happens if they have to pull the south africa model to maintain power forever, they will do it. they are not afraid of it andtht it. donald trump is the avatar for this. >> laura: they are increasingly open about it.ar i must have missed all of that. and, by the way, i have to saytr founders or dismiss them, this is where they're going. they believe thisen entire

do you like this idea, laura? >> laura: well, i might want to play monopoly.as long as it is . i'm just joking. >> it's pandering to -- my daughter wants an even playing field. so how does this play out, and what might it look like?and the, so i'm going to run through this myself. we took the old top hat for monopoly and replaced it with a pussyhat, a pink pussyhat. we created it. what about the get out of jail card? what that might look like? >> laura: that's good.i actually affection for monopoly. >> why. >> laura: when the little players, they turned them into like light weight plastic. the heavy medal. >> the kids were choking on the lead probably.ad >> laura: before we go, susan page tweeted this from reagan airport. 18 years ago at this moment i was on the flight, and today i'm back at dca waiting for a flight. there was an announcement asking for a moment of silence remembering the attack and those we lost, and to my dismay, almost no one stopped talking. if i were on that plane, that would not have happened. >> raymond: this was in the airport, dca. there's a culture th

. >> laura: i'm laura ingraham. every day is climate protest day, let's face it. we're broadcasting miles away from a place where a seattle police officer says he and dozens of others were exposed to dangerous toxins. that site was the site of a t homeless encampment that they were charged with cleaning up. we'll bring you the details on that shocking story. and climate bill. they took to the streets across the country.. so we sent an actual scientist in the middle of it with a camera. and it's friday. so of course, we have follies for you. raymond arroyo is with me hereso on the climate hysteria an how it's harming the mental state of some young people. bizarre halloween costumes? i have a surprise for him that he doesn't know about. first?-- >> did you discuss joe biden and his son or his family? >> it doesn't matter what i ondiscussed. i will say this. somebody ought to look into joe biden's statement. it was disgraceful where he talked about billions of dollars that he's not giving to a certain country.lk unless a certain prosecutor is taken off the case. he w

all of that energy and emotion that you have will all happen. >> but laura, laura. >> laura: i got you, i got you take a breath. andy, go.i'm sorry. andy likes the more couple of shows. >> i'm sorry, andy.you have bee. >> laura: if you just heard trump and chris, that rudy giuliani involved in this, that is the problem and he is trying to put pressure on a foreign government to get dirt on a rival of the president. so is there a legal problem with that? i >> look, laura, i think this is all going to be investigated. i heard rudy talk about this for weeks. he's been very open about what he's been doing and why he's been doing it. and sometimes, very surprisingly open about it. but as he pointed out to you he's not showing all his cards at this point. he may not have practiced criminal law. i'm not sure if that's right to show 1980s, but since i was there in 1980s, i can tell you he is an extraordinary criminal investigator. so, you know, look, it is all going to be investigated. ass you point out, the witnesses are being made available. whatever this transcript is tomorrow is going to b

laura ingraham. >> laura: no. i'm in chicago. i'm done i'm in a different part of the country. >> sean: d.c., illinois, california -- >> laura: no. we are still here. they have their shoes that you're going to talk about tomorrow but -- >> sean: can we keep chicago safe? >> laura: you come i think we can keep it safe. they further. speed you can you believe this is that facts are the way it ha? b1 people are coming up to me in the airport today saying tell me this isn't happening. this one guy who i met years ago in new york, he's a great guy. he said i'm not even a big fan of trump. i voted for him but i'm not wild about him but this is going to kill the market. this is going to kill our business. this is got to stop. tom is going to stop. and i said well, talk to your democrat senators in new york. talk to them about their colleagues in the house. >> sean: there was market watch today and they had a story about being democratic and saying you give us one, we are going to be the biggest trump supporter's because they are busines

. >> laura: i met him. he's very nice. it's not personal but it's about the president's agenda. he was elected as a repudiation of both obama and bush on foreign policy. i'm sorry. a lot of people, bush friends of mine, love them dearly. i was a big supporter of the iraq war i think it was a colossal mistake. afghanistan, we've got to get out of afghanistan. we can't stay in or 19 years. i'm sorry. you think wishes to be there with more troops? because a point about h.r. leaving wife i did a good job for the time and he was there and for bolton, your point is right. they are not moving fast enough for this president. the president has a a has a pln and he wants results. >> laura: he is fine with opposing views. he thrives in part on hearing from lots of input but then he makes a decision and when he feels undermined after us, people are leaking to the media and you know who you are, that's what he doesn't like. i want to play something from rand paul. this is what he said today about threats perhaps diminis

laura ingraham standing by. >> laura: i wish one night you would start without having a whole string of adjectiveslike n go laura ingraham. >> sean: if the shoe fits, wear it. >> laura: hannity, i was thinking about -- >> sean: doesn't meet the criteria. you're going to be rejected outright for that fake little thing you pulled the other night. [laughter] >> laura: this race, we'll see how it turns out north carolina. if the republican pulls it out bishop, then suddenly all these people -- >> sean: if you want my update, let me give you the latest numbers. >> laura: don't. you are not supposed to. >> sean: why not? >> laura: because i was told -- >> sean: you can do whatever i want. republican is up by 30. solid win. >> laura: all i am saying is if bishop pulls out the win for the republicans, all the people yesterday who t were saying this is going to be a bellwether for whether president trump can pull the republicans over the finish. #*b . that will be out the window. >> sean: he can help some people but he can't carry them on his shoulders across the finish line. they've got to d

before i get to laura ingraham let me read from mediaite.com. laura ingraham eats steak impaled with a light bulb and plastic straw to trigger liberals. can i ask you a question? listen. it's a friday, more fun show, i like it a lot. that's all i can say.6 christope hasted us. >> laura: you know, it's friday night at 10:58 p.m. we are doing a live show so you had a piece of steak, it'so a triggering event for the left.ab that trump talked about bringing back and plastic straws. so the only thing we should have they could have just drunk it.d >> sean: in my humble opinion your face, my face, luke's face trump's face, rush, all of our faces trigger them. we don't need a prop. they are triggered already. >> matt: my staff had so much fun doing it. they can't help it. it's every second minute and hour of thein day.it was funny,. >> good to see you. all right, i'm laura ingraham. ngis is "the ingraham angle" from washington tonight. on friday, other than the steak with the plastic straw and the light bulb sticking out of it, we exposed the absurd cha

from your pure laura? >> laura: that was just common practice. the entire global community wanted a prosecutor fired. didn't you get that memo? speech you are just so happen to be like wanting to interview hunter biden and lemi use lever. only sleepy creepy crazy joe 33 oh could do this and then all, let me brag about -- >> laura: it's so stupid. it's like obvious. >> sean: we've been on the story, we've exposed the story. we've talked about it, you've talked about it. >> laura: we have literally been talking about the story for at least two years so this -- going of this surprise me. fantastic show. all right come on laura ingraham. this is "the ingraham angle." congressman jim jordan plus mollie hemingway are here and moments to break down everything you ever need to know about trip president trump, ukraine, and what the biden family should be worried about. my angle comes a little later tonight. i'm going to expose the climate hysteria we have been seeing over the past couple of days. at what is it real

laura: this is "bbc news america." reporting from washington, i am laura trevelyan. politics in britain has gone into overdri as the prime minister pushes another vote for a general election and suspends parliament. the speaker of the house of commons is stepping down next month. >> this has been -- let me put-- it explicitlhe greatest privilege and honor of mysi profal life, for which i will be eternally grateful. t laur scale of destruction in the bahamas is truly staggering. for those who survivedurricane dorian, it is a struggle to evacuate and to move on. plus, the quel to "the handmaid's tale" is almost here. fans cannot wait to get thei hands on "the testaments." laura:or those watching on pbs and around the globe, welcome to "world news america." in britain tonight, s are poised to once again reject the government's calls for a snap election right before parliament is suspended. and it is now the law of the land that britain cannot crash out of the eu on october 31 without a deal. meanwhile, speaker of the house of commons john bercow, famous for his cries of

laura: this is "bbc rld news america." reporting from washington, i am laura trevelyan. national secury advisor john bolton is fired via tweet. prident trump said his services were no longer needed their divisions ran deep. the human cost of the war in yemen. the bombs off daily, and families are faced with a devastating consequences. >> now that their home has been destroyed, once their discharge fromospital, they have no idea where they are going to go. laura: plus, we will have the latest on reports that a high-level spy was extsicted from rby the u.s. amid fears that his cover was about to be blown. laura: for those watching on pbs "world news americbe, welcome to "your services are no longer needed" -- that is how presint trump disposed of national security advisor john bolton via twitter. he is the third pers to hold the pose in less than three years, and his exit comes days after talks with the taliban for were cald off. mr. bolton says he resigned. once again the two men disagreed, as they d on licies ranging from iran to north korea. the bbc's north america edit

laura: end of an era there. ndthe dukeuchess of sussex have arrived in cape town on the start of a tour of southern africa. visiting one of the townships with the highest murder rates in the country, meghan spoke out against violence against women and praised those who had in her words stood up for what was right. our royal correspondent nichola witchell senis report. nicholas: they both know that the trip has to work well after recent missteps. harry and meghan dispensed with the red carpet welcome went straight to the township. t the exuberance of the welcome masks the fact that the townshih has highest murder rate in south africa. the couple had come to show .heir solidarity at a refuge for women and childr amid all the hugs and handholding was a seriousss mee -- violence against women is a huge problem here. meghan marked t her resolve to heard. meghan: while i am here with my husband as a member of the royal family, i want you to know that for me, i am here with y as a mother as a wife, as a woman, as a wom

laura: this is "bbc world news america." reporting from washington, i am laura trevelyan. canadian prime minister justin trudeau apologizes for multiple photos that have emerged of hime wearing blackface. will his apology being enough? prime min. trudeau: i stand here today to reflect on that and ask for forgiveness. ura: what did president trump say to a foreign leader that led a whistleblower to complain? g that is the story causinroar in washington as democrats demand answers. plus, as regulations are rolled back, colorado is feeling .e im some ask if the changes come at too great a cost. e why the rush to get at areas that we will never be able to put them ck? laura: for those watching on pbs and around the globe, welcome to "world news america." today canadian prime minister justin trudeau asked for forgivens after multiple images of him emerged of him wearing blackface. he said at the time he did not recognize how hurtful his behavior was. thisomes weeks before voters go to the polls with mr. trudeau hoping to be reelected. from ottawa, the bbc's nick bryant reports.

laura: plus, a race against time to tre snakebites. we are in kenya, where a team of first responrs is on the move. laura: for those watching on pbs and around the globe, welcome to "world news america." saudi arabiaidas presented ce which it says proves iran sponsored attacks on its oil refineries this weekend. the defense ministry unveiled parts from what they said were iranian-made weapons used ring the raids. ths comes as secretary of state mike pompeo flew to meet with saudi leaders and said the attacks amounted to an act of war. our middle eastde corresp quentin sommerville has the latest. quentin: heris what saudi arabia failed to stop, the remains of a swarm of dronesnd seven missiles, terrible mess that knocked out 5% of the world's oil supply in an instant. >> that attack was launched fro the nod was unquestionably sponsored by iran. quentin: despite the pile of enemy debris before him,i e praised safenses. >> we are very proud of air defense. our defense intercepted up to now almost 252 ballistic missile. quentin: what saudi

i am laura trevelyan. "hank you so much for watching "world news americ announcer: funding for this presentation is made possible by... the freeman foundation; by judy and peter blum-kovler foundation, pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs; and by contributions to this pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. ...is just up here. that's wre... man: she took me out to those weapons. i think we're off to great start. captioning sponsored by newshour proedions, llc >> nawaz: good evening. i'm amna nawaz. judy woodruff is away. on t newshour tonight: "urgent concern." a whistleblower sounds the alarm, lding to warnings fro the intelligence community watchdog a sparking a fight between congress and the white house. then: >> i shouldn't have hat. i should've known better, but i didn't, and i'm really sorry. >> nawaz: cism and regret. canadian prime minister justin trudeau apologizes after revelations that he wore blackface on mtiple occasions. plus, between the lines. a conversation with joy harjo

laura: a pivotal vote in the u.k. parliament to block a no deal brexit. >> d more dither, moray, and more confusion. >> a general election, the division plus, hurricane dorian leaves a trail of destruction. as the scale of the damage comes to light, flora is feeling the effects. forhose watching on pbs and around the globe, welcome to bbc america. nshorace j's government was defeated on a key te. if he's begin the process of trying to stop a no deal brexit. if mps try to delay brexit again, a general election is the on. way to resolve the matt the prime minister wants to take the u.k. out of the the halloween deadline, deal or no deal. >> element is on the brink of wrecking any deal. -- parliament is on the brink of wrecking any deal. and that would mean more dither, more delay, and more confusion. and only the eu themselves will be able to decide how long to keep this country in the eu. and since i refuse to go along with that plan, we will have to make a choice, mr. speaker. i don't wantn election. the public don't

you know, laura. >> laura: go ahead, sol. >> sorry to interrupt. i don't know if it's ordinary or not. i'm not usually privy to these conversations, that's part of the problem. but the president says we have aided you a lot and it hasn't been reciprocal. zelensky says some things and then the president says you could do me a favor. you're right, he doesn't talk at all about biden right away but he gets around to biden and f he mentions biden's son and he mentions it a few times. that's why i say it's unfortunate. it's bad judgment. very bad judgment. but it doesn't come close in my view to being a crime or to being impeachable. and that's the problem. >> laura: we're having words like extortion used. shakedown. these terms are casually thrown around by even lawyers. speaking of lawyers, the media have been desperately trying to tag and drag bill barr, the attorney general, someone we all three of us know quite well. into this fray. take a look. >> is barr going to now recuse himself again? >> i don't see how he can't recuse himself in light of the

>> no doubt laura. the police offices that are out there today protecting the american people, that's a very strong antipolice sentiment that exists. having gone through the nypd from the 80s to the present time, there will always be people that and 18 years later, police officers are now the enemy of the people. ultimately, you are really not hurting the police. what you are doing is hurting ourselves because without laws being enforced, we have a lawless society. we have more victims. and that will infringe upon each person's freedom. i don't understand, and many police officers don't understand why people don't see this. we are promoting the criminal and we are condemning the police officer. >> the criminal motivations and family upbringing are taken into account but the snap judgment that police officers have to make, it's a life and death judgment at a moment's notice. they always want to assume the worst, always. and i want to play something for you. tom homan, former acting i.c.e. director, he wa

laura: the u.s. secretary of state has released a statement tonight calling out the taliban for eslating violence in afghanistan. you are watching "bbc world news america." still to c program, the brexit battle moves to the supreme court. now they will decide if boris johnson was acting within the law to suspend parliament. laura: swimming english channel is not only an incredible feat, but a cancer survivor has become nce first person to swim it four times nonstop. sarah thomas of colorado completed the challenge earlier today. more on this incredible story. reporter it was in the early sunday morning tha sarah thomas set off on her aquatic odyssey. to swim the channel once is tough enough. four times in aa row, until now unheard of. today after 54ours and 10 minutes, she staggered out of the water finally back on dry land. exhausted and in need of chocolate, she described the moment that she crawled ashore. here was a lot of people the beach to meet me and wish you well. it was really nice of them

laura: the u.s. policy of maximum pressure was designed to bring iran to the negotiating table, but has it had the effect of backing them into a corner and made them lash out? michael: no doubt. as they look at oil revenues to dwindling, they probably feel they have little to use.no it iimpossible that you could eventually have a negotiation. laura: how tense is this moment? michael: i think this is quite tense. this is the most significant attack on the energy infrastructure in the gulf arguably since saddam hud ein invawait. this is a significant moment for the region and u.s. policy. laura: michael singh, thanks so much for being with us. the drug's manufacturer closely identified with the opioid addiction epidemic has filed for bankruptcy. purdue pharma has been acced of aggressively marketing opioids and misleading doctors. it has reached a tentative settlement with several states. ndour north america correst nick bryant reports. nick: these are the quiet rituals of opioid america.al a pair are

laura: end of an era there. the duke and duchess of sussex have arrived in pe town on the africa.f touof southern visiting one of the townships with the highest murder rates in the country, meghan spoke out against violence against women and praised those who had in hen words stood up for what was right. our royal correspondent nicholas witchell sent this report. nicholas: they both know that afe trip has to work well r recent missteps. harry and mean dispensed with the red carpet welcome and went straight to the township. the exuberance of the welcome masks the fact that the township has the highest murder rate in south africa. the couple had come to show their solidarity at a refuge for women and children. amid all the hugs and handholding was a serious message -- violence against women is a huge problem here. meghan marked out her resolve to be heard. meghan: while i am here with mym husband asber of the royal family, i want you to know that for me, i am here wiha you as a mother as a wife, as a woman, as a w

laura: the u.s. gives egypt a lot of money in military aid, and president trump met with president sisi at the u.n. e what attit the u.s. taking to the protests? michele: earlier this week on tuesday when trump met with sisi mesident ump was asked out the protests. from what he said, it was notve clear heknew about them. to be honest with yab, informatiot the protests dribbl out kind of slowly and by tuesday morning he may not have heard about it. but he sort of diminished -- protests are not a big deaand ey happen everywhere, president sisi has been good about getting on top of unrest in the past. so unfortunately, that looked though he was giving the green light to the crackdownypt. i don't know whether that was his intention or not. but since then we have seen half a dozen members of congress and even the department of state put out statements saying thatun thed states supports the right for peaceful protests, and that those who have been arrested should be released. laura: michele dunne, thanks s

laura ingraham is standing by. laura? >> this is a fox news weather alert. hurricane dorian weakening just a bit as it grazes the car lean in a coast. it has just been downgraded, in fact, to a category 1 hurricane as it aimed for the outer banks area. the storm is already blamed for at least four deaths in the southeast. flash flooding is also occurring in the weather center. warnings continue, life-threatening flooding in the eastern carolinas and southeast virginia going through tonight. on thursday, hurricane dorian spawned tornadoes which ripped off roofs and flipped mobile homes. hundreds of thousands of homes and best's long the carolina coast are lest without power, as well. meantime, the death toll in the bahamas has risen to hi there and officials there -- risen to 30, and officials there say they expect more deaths. >> let's head out to doug mcelway who has been there all day and all evening. >> winds began to increase about 8:00 p.m. this evening. we've not been able to detect any sign this has diminished to a category 1 storm. the wind has shift

i am laura trevelyan. thank you so much for watching announcer: funding for this presentation is made possible by... ; the freeman foundati by judy and peter blum-kovler foundation, pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs; and by contributions to this pbs station from viewee you. thank you. 's...is just up here. where... man: she took me out to those weapons. i think we're off a gre. captioni sponsored by newshour productions, llc oo woodruff: good evening. i'm judy woodruff. on the newshour tonight: in the hot seat. the u.s. intelgence chief faces questions overhe whistleblower colaint central to the impeachment inquiry, and why it took so long to get to cong, ss. thenwer and prospety. inside the mind of the man reshaping modern china. president xi jinping, and his pursuit of chinese dominance on the world stage. >> ( translated ): in chinese esmodern history, china has been bullied for a long time. when we are rich, our country can protect us. whin we feel like when we ar w danger, wel be protec

laura: this is "bbc world news therica." reporting from washingtoto i am laura trtrelyan. the white house pr under sure after it is confirmed that the transcript of the call with ukraine's president was moved to a classified system. secretary pompeo faces a subpoena for documents congress wants. people in ghanistan are hours away from going to the polls, marred by threats of violence. plus, photos capture what a photrld without mobile phones would look lik watch out, there is a lot of staring into space. laura: for those watching and around the globe, welcome to "world news america." dge white house has acknow that the transcript of aenhone call betresident trump and the ukrainian leader was moved to a separate classified system. that backs up the charge made by the whistleblower in his complaint, which contends thates the ente tried to solicit foreign interference for his own political gain. it is a claim the white house emphaticallyenies. two ite house committees have subpoenaed the secretary of state asking for documents related to theirmpeachment inquiry. the bbc news

laura: a pivotal vote in the u.k. parliament to block a no ckxit. >> more dither, more delay, and >> a general electionth, divisions are on full display. plus, hurricane dorian leaves a trail of destruction. as the scale o the damage comes to light, florida is feeling the effects. for those watching on pbs and around the globe, welcom to bbc america. horace johnson's government was defeated on a key te. trying to stop a no deal brexit. if mps try to delayrexit again, a general election is the only way to resolve the matter. the prime minister wants to take the u.k. out of the eu by the halllleendl de, deal or no deal. wrecking any deal.nk of -- parliament is on the brink of wrecking any deal. and that would mean more dither, more delay, and more confusion. and only the eu themselves will be able to dide how long to ep this country in the eu. and since i refuse to go along with thate plan,ll have to make a choice, mr. speaker. i don't wantn election. the public don't want an election. iel don'tve the right honorable ge

laura: thank you for being with us. laura: for the demch. response to what has happened, i spoke with congressman brendan boyle on capitol hill. i ked him about his reaction to the whistleblowe's complaint. rep. boyle: to give you the sort of an analysis of how things have moved, just a week ago there were only about 125, 130 re imbers of congress who weo favor of an impeachment inquiry. that number has almost doubled. that should tell people the level of seriousness w dh which we aling. the idea that a president of the sunited states would open interference in our election from an outside entity, whether that is an individual or a foreign government, prsure then that foreign entity to come up with investigation order or dirt on a political opponent, and then use as verage hundreds of millions of taxpayer dollars appropriated by congressor ukraine's defense against russia, that frankly to me was unimaginable until recently. laura: and yet the whistleblower esis not a direct wito events and has arguable political bias, according to the inspec

laura: the u.s. secretary of state has reased a statement night calling out the taliban for escalating violence in afghanistan. you are watching "bbc world news america." still to come on tonight's mprogram, the brexit battes i the supreme court. now they will deciboris johnson was acting within the law to suspend parliament. laura: swimming english channel is not only an incredible feat, but a cancer survivor has become the first person to swinoit four timetop. sarah thomas of colorado completed the today.enge earlier more on this incredible story. reporter: it was in the early hours of sunday morning that sarah thomas set off on her aquatic ossey. to swim the channel once is tough enough. four times in a, rowtil now unheard of. today after 54 hours and 10 mites, she staggered out of the water finally back on dry la. exhausted and in need of chocolate, she described the moment that she crawled ashore. >> there was a lot of people on the beach to meet me and wish you well. it was really nice of them