here is laura, hi. >> laura: we haven't been able to do the handoff in recent days. >> sean: fox news alert, boom. >> laura: i don't know. it is a little mysterious. but i don't know. >> sean: she doesn't want to talk, she wants a fox news alert. >> laura: there's always a fox news alert, awesome show tonight, and l credible.ou >> sean: do you know what you did great last night? i was very interested in bolton, chief of staff -- if you can explain john bolton, i don't recognize what i'm seeing. >> laura: we have some developments on that tonight. i'm laura ingraham, this is "ingraham angle" from another while looking washington tonight. the president's impeachment defense rested and went out with a bang. a member of that team robert ray is here he's going to tell us what to expect next. adam schiff threw a temper tantrum following the proceeding, our legal eagles plus congressman lee zeldin and steve scalise are here to react. as the conversation moves the witnesses we have two lawmakers on the front lines of that debate. senators marsha blackburn and james lankford are both here, plu

laura is next. buckle up is your weeks next week. ♪ >> laura: i'm laura ingraham, this is "the ingraham angle" from washington tonight. the senate may not be starting the trial today, but the president does wasting no time. ari fleischer, tom fitton, and matt whitaker breakdown the new members of his legal team, the strategy they are going to be employing, why democrats may come to regret demanding witnesses. got a lot to unpack. also tonight, top 2020 democrats, they are struggling. hillary clinton's new documentary? and another biden looks to cash in on sleepy uncle joe. well, eric trump is here to react to that. and how long can democrats deny the advancement for black america under trump? and just how much of the vote of african-americans could trump capture? herman cain and leo terrel, my goodness, i cannot wait for this, they will debate. this new "wall street journal" piece making a lot of waves. and it's friday, so you know raymond arroyo is here. the oscars come apparently they arare two

>> laura: it's real america! come on. >> sean: if you are a democrat at home watching it, you say, no... >> laura: that's awful, louisiana. a bunch of crazies. >> sean: a big announcement coming up. i will tell about it privately. >> laura: i'm laura ingraham and this is the "ingram angle" from a busy washington tonight. it didn't even stop today. nancy pelosi responded to president trump. we'll show you what she said. before congressman lee zeldin and matt gaetz are here to react. as the speaker sends the articles of impeachment t to the stennett, allen graduates and gregg jarrett going to give you everything you need to know about what happens next and i'm going to make a suggestion that mitch mcconnell must listen to. and i mean must. i'm going to tell you what it is. this is shocking. investigative journalist lee smith is going to tell us that he has evidence that the obama administration sent notice to the now deceased terrorist qassem soleimani, and he is exclusively with those details. wow. and mike can't

ms. ♪ >> laura: mr. president i know you were close to the queen and she has a lot of affection for you. >> president trump: we have a great relationship. >> laura: would you be able to give her any advice for the rogue royals? what is happening there? a lot of toe mold. you've been so good at keeping your kids together in a close-knit family. >> president trump: i think it is sad. i do. she is a great woman. i sat with her. i was supposed to be with her for 15 minutes but i stayed an hour and a half. by the way, i got killed by the press. the press had no, no, he was supposed to be there and that was rude. what a great time. we had dinner. the country was honored. i sat with her for a long time. she was smiling and laughing the whole time. >> laura: she has the tradition of the monarchy and responsibility. >> president trump: we have a great relationship. i think this was a plain sight. she was blindsided by this, the whole situation. i think it is too bad. but, you know, she has been the claim, an all-

laura rideout? >> the jury has convicted you of murder in the second degree. >> laura rideout, guilty of murder. >> not surprised at all. >> what's that emotion like sna. >> relief, and justification. >> laura and her son, collin were sentenced to 25 years to life behind wars. alex a maximum of 8 years. all three are app p.j. tucci walked out of court a free man. prosecutors had no physical evidence to prove that he was ever in craig's house. >> did paul tucci get away with murder? >> i believe he did. >> there will be people who will say he definitely had something to do with this. >> half the people out there are going to think one things. you can't change people's beliefs. i'm not here to change your mind. it's a sad story. a murder did occur. but i don't think that the whole story is out there, and i don't think the jury necessarily got it right. >> p.j. tucci was free, but now alone. a widower who once planned to make a new life with laura, and now she was behind bars for what could be the rest

laura,look at that tweet. >> laura: we brought you details of a secret 2016 meeting between obama andd ukranian prosecutor. the article the "new york times" was going to write was never published.d. we touched a nerve. tonight part 2 of our expose including how a ukrainian official helped the dnc hurt the trump campaign. first, day 3 of the impeachment trial is nearing its end. just like last night we will i fact check the arguments. we have exclusive insight from congressman jim jordan and a white house spoke mann and senator blackburn who sat through hours and hours of oral arguments will tell us why the tone of the house impeachment managers think is really hurting their case. after listening to arguments today, it's clear that house democrats are operating under the assumption they can make tremendous leaps of logic contradict the public testimony of their own witnesses and in some cases just outright lie. their new maxim, if at first you don't persuade. lie and lie again. the rest of the media is not interested in fact checking democrats, we decided we would do it. first, adam sch

the news continues, laura ingraham is here to kill it as usual. md. >> laura: hey, hannity. the last desperate ploys of the democrats, at this hour, 400 yards from where we are right now. they are pulling out all of the stops, making up conversations now that trump had with putin. literally, adam schiff just made up a conversation that the president had, unbelievable. unbelievable.gi >> sean: how do people give them any credit? congenital liar -- three straight years of lying. he lied about the hearsay whistle-blower, lies of everything. >> laura: that's all right, hannity, because pelosi says trump's legal defense team should all be disbarred. that's her answer. >> sean: my favorite was theum opinion witness that saidul previously that trump should be impeached, actually tweeting out the words "fake news." okay. that's a great witness. >> laura: fantastic show, as always, sean. i'm laura ingraham, this is g "the ingraham angle" from another jam packed washington tonight. senators, as i said, are still asking questions of the president's legal team and thers house impeachmen

. ♪ >> laura: i'm laura ingraham and this is "the ingraham angle." what a show we have for you tonight from washington. our own raymond arroyo spoke with president trump today about lev parnas, impeachment, and his historic address at the march for life. it was a tour de force. the two part exclusive a straight ahead, and we unpack all the impeachment madness. it was groundhog day today. we need bill murray to show up in the house. democrat house managers just wrapped up their case and trump impeachment lawyer, congressman mark meadows, senator david perdue are all here to break it all down. plus 2020 democratic candidate tulsi gabbard is here to talk about her parties russia obsession and her present impeachment vote, and we have part three of our investigation into a 2016 white house meeting that involves obama officials and ukrainian prosecutors. we've spoken to one of the ukrainians now who was in that meeting. what he told us will be later on in the show. but first, despite what many in the public might think, democrats keep telling us that thei

laura ingraham, big show. ♪ >> laura: i am laura ingraham and this is "the ingraham angle." john bolton's previous number two at the nfc said his former boss needs to withdraw his book until after the 2020 election. fred fleitz is here. everybody wanted him. he's coming on the "the ingraham angle" to deliver a tough message to his longtime friend. alan dershowitz delivered an i incredible performance in front of the senate tonight. republican senator mike braun, congressman nunes all here to react. plus, as the trump defense team honed in on the misdeeds, hunter biden reaches a deal with the mother of his child in an effort to avoid a court appearance. how long can he stay out of the limelight? i that is later. first, the bolton red herring. that is the focus of tonight's angle. i'm beginning to think i am a complete masochist because i was back on capitol hill today to sit for the second time in the senate gallery and observe this travesty of an impeachment trial. while of course it was great to hear from the defense team, especially alan dershowitz. i walked away even more

laura ingraham takes it away, "the ingraham angle" is next. >> laura: i am laura ingraham, this is a "the ingraham angle" from washington. tonight, we now know the rules that will dictate the upcoming senate impeachment trial and members of the president legal team are here to lay out what we can expect over the next few days. and clinton impeachment that's bob barr tells us if they are on the right path. days after shady ukrainian businessman lev parnas leveled a number of shocking allegations, rudy giuliani is here to respond exclusively to those claims. and a frankly disgusting media wanted you to think a pro-gun rally in virginia was charlottesville 2.0. exclusive video and reaction from the ground you won't see anywhere else. but first, sending the moderates a message. that is the focus of tonight's angle. >> for years some of us have been trying to talk sense into mitt romney. we supported him over mccain, and in 2012 against obama. and i urged him to distance himself from the bush foreign policy and from the g.o.p. establishment in general on issues like china, trade, and immi

i want to, laura. i don't want to do this. i feel like i have to. >> laura: do you think there's a constituency to what you're saying or is schiff so called in the system that you need like the jaws of life to pull him out? >> it's hard to know and if i were to actually do this after i made those comments, he called me into the interview and i normally don't do interviews because they distort every word you say, big much to whether the reporters benefit she took of what i said and reported it and then every other outlet misquoted the story. if it's a great example of how they print press is the functional dumb i dysfunctional. i woke up with a crazy idea that i need to but you know, i'm not going to i don't want to, but it became, every other outlet, he's running. check your sources before your running. >> laura: it's quite shocking that all these humanitarians on the left they just walk over over to him end. speak out you can't even imagine, lawyer, before coming over here i was in downtown los angeles and three people are dy

laura ingraham. >> laura: hannity, don't you get the sense that some democrats almost seem to be bordering -- coach my words here -- they are almost disappointed that there wasn't more chaos, there wasn't more, you know, upheaval created by these missile strikes. it's amazing. >> sean: it's also the mob and the media. they literally are reporting -- this is nbc so-called "news" and fake news cnn. and then over on nbc, they are reporting iranian reports of death that never happened. all night long. >> laura: no. >> sean: if we did that. >> laura: but it's really -- at this point, you are dealing with iran, you're not dealing with a two bit nation. this is a serious, serious situation. >> sean: i'm laughing because you are right. it's absurd. don't have truth telling media. they are gone. it's over. it's dead. >> laura: i don't know if it ever recovered, sean, but you had a fantastic show tonight. >> sean: great show last night, as well. >> laura: great ratings, hannity. you're killing it. congrats for being number 1 in 2019. watch out, i will catch you in 2020.. have a good night. i'm laura

laura ingraham, happy new year. >> laura: happy new year, did you have a good christmas?s? >> sean: i did.py how about you? can i say something? i had a chance to meet your wonderful children. they are amazing. loved them. they are awesome kids. >> laura: they were going is that the guy?--- >> sean: that mommy makes fun of every night? >> laura: no the one that gives you a hard time. >> sean: i have to bribe them next year. start the year off right. attack "hannity." >> laura: no, it was great.he we got to hang out. it was fun. >> sean: the kids are awesome. they are great kids.s. you should be proud. >> laura: thank you very much. happy new year. i am back. i am laura ingraham and this is "the ingraham angle." it's a busy washington. we will explain why the killing of an iranian general soleimani reveals trump as a pragmatist and john bolton about his potential testimony. senators are here exclusively. president trump has a way of revealing folks for who they really are. molly hemmingway and mike huckabee will tell us how the left and the media are defendinging terrorism.

>> laura: he's admitting it! bolton has an ax to grind and books to sell, nothing he has to say as i said last night of change is the underlying facts that we have painstakingly laid out for you over the past four months now. ukraine got its aid without ever having to do or say anything about burisma or the bidens and the president was well within his rights to be concerned about ukrainian corruption in 2016 and perhaps more corruption coming down the pike in 2020. our founders didn't want us to do impeachment by shiny object and the senate shouldn't torture the nation any longer with its tedious legal drama. yet just as they tried in the kavanaugh fight by digging up suppose that victims and late in the game unverifiable allegations, democrats think time is on their side. republicans fought this down and they need to fight it now. the only response to the democrats sleazy tactics is unwavering g.o.p. unity. at least for a couple more days. and one schiff and schumer accuse you a cover up throw it right back in t

laura ingraham, happy new year. >> laura: happy new year, did you have a good christmas? >> sean: i did. how about you? can i say something? i had a chance to meet your wonderful children. they are amazing. loved them. they are awesome kids. >> laura: they were going is that the guy -- >> sean: that mommy makes fun of every night? >> laura: no the one that gives you a hard time. >> sean: i have to bribe them next year. start the year off right. attack "hannity." >> laura: no, it was great. we got to hang out. it was fun. >> sean: the kids are awesome. they are great kids. you should be proud. >> laura: thank you very much. happy new year. i am back. i am laura ingraham and this is "the ingraham angle." it's a busy washington. we will explain why the killing of an iranian general soleimani reveals trump as a pragmatist and john bolton about his potential testimony. senators are here exclusively. president trump has a way of revealing folks for who they really are. molly hemmingway and mike huckabee will tell us how the left and the media are defendinging terrorism. and ray

>> laura: that's my favorite of all. the second of obstruction of congress is even more legitimate if that's possible. now we will impeach presidents who exercise their rights to observe privileges or otherwise defend their executive authority? that's going to be interesting. from day one adam schiff and company made it clear that they wouldn't go to court to enforce subpoenas, what does that tell you. a no confidence in their case. they claimed there was no time. they pointed to the urgency of the matter. we had to stop trump, he was going to do it again. remember all that? it was like, hurry up and wait for an entire month. they're going to any impeachment articles to the senate. if anybody should be charged with abuse of power, it pelosi and schiff. >> if you impeach a president, if you make a high crime and misdemeanor out of going to the courts, it is an abuse of power. it's your abuse of power. you are doing precisely what you're criticizing the presidenp for doing. >> laura: the politics of this impeachment stink

. ♪ ♪ >> laura: i'm laura ingraham and this is a special edition of "the ingraham angle" from washington. 2019, what a momentous year in news it was. we began in january with the swearing in of a new congress. democrats regained control of the house. the year has ended, though, with that same democrat majority ramming through articles of impeachment against the president. in between we saw bob mueller'ss highly anticipated russian collusion probe fizzle out. as michael horowitz ig report showed mass, gross abuses of the fisa system. both events giving vindication to the president and his allies. we saw disasters from mother nature as hurricane dorian absolutely trashed and thrashed the bahamas to human error with the devastating fire at the notre dame cathedral. on the international stage we saw president trump negotiate trade agreements, the long overdue phase one of a china packed. and back here at home and perhaps most importantly american citizens of every race class, and gender are reaping real, tangible benefits of an economy that is the envy of the world. so tonight i thought i wo

. >> laura: [laughs] senator, do you regret what you said? >> no, laura, i do not. i said it again as i went in. you are a liberal hack, buddy. you know, these cnn reporters, many of them around the capital, they are so biased. they are so in cahoots with the democrats, they still can't stand the president, and they run around trying to chase republicans and asked trapping questions. i'm a fighter pilot. i call it like it is. that is what we see out of the mainstream media, and especially cnn every single day, so obviously, i'm going to tell the truth, and i did it today, and it's laughable. >> laura: they were saying you've gone full trump. >> they've also said it was unbecoming a senator and i lashed out. >> laura: i have a question. what do they do on a daily basis? they called trump a russian asset, the call all of you hacks on a daily basis. and they always say, well, sources tell us, or what we understand, or people are saying. meanwhile, it's just the people at the cnn, you know, producers meeting. >> exactly, and then the democrat senators walked by, and the

let not your heart be troubled, laura ingraham, big show tonight. >> laura: hannity, i know you are very upset about thed, jim comey developments. i have one of those fruit bouquets on its way to you because i know you are very broken up by the investigation into comey's leaks. why did it take them so long? that's my question. >> sean: yeah, i think we know. lack of candor, government documents, i think that would put all of us in jail. >> laura: those were his personal documents, in the sedan paid for by the u.s. taxpayer. have a good night. great show, as always. i'm laura ingraham, this is "the ingraham angle" from washington. this is going to be the go-toho hour for every key twist and turn of this impeachment farce.n the political, the cultural, the legal, all here. senators now sworn in. disturbing new reports emerging about what may be in mcconnell's rules governing the trial. our legal team weighs in. it's an all star one. plus, senator martha mcsally is here exclusively to respond to the firestorm -- i don't know if you saw this today -- created by her concentration, is like fiv

here's laura. ♪ >> laura: i'm laura ingraham, this is "the ingraham angle" from washington tonight. we have a big exclusive for you. email exchanges we got our hands on from state department officials that could alter the course of president trump's impeachment. we are going to expose what the obama administration knew about hunter biden and burisma and reveal how it all ties back to the person some have floated as the whistle-blower. our exclusive investigation comes later in the hour. but first the impeachment managers just wrapped their ca case, it was just a few moments earlier today that set the tone. the democrats tried convincing an impeachment where a nation that the case against the president is open and shut, because they lack essential facts to prove impeachable offenses, they had to resort to the usual. lies. that's something the president called out this morning. >> i think the other side has a soul lied, i watch the lies from adam schiff, he's a liar and a fraud. >> laura: he's right about that, let's walk through the biggest whoppers today from adam schiff. here schif

here's laura. >> laura: i'm laura ingraham, this is "the ingraham angle" from washington tonight. we have a big exclusive for you. email exchanges we got our hands on from state department officials that could alter the course of president trump's impeachment. we are going to expose what the obama administration knew about hunter biden and burisma and reveal how it all ties back to the person some have floated as the whistle-blower. our exclusive investigation comes later in the hour. but first the impeachment managers just wrapped their case, it was just a few moments earlier today that set the tone. the democrats tried convincing an impeachment where a nation that the case against the president is open and shut, because they lack essential facts to prove impeachable offenses, they had to resort to the usual. lies.ro that's something the president called out this morning. >> i think the other side has a soul lied, i watch the lies from adam schiff, he's a liar and a fraud. >> laura: he's right about that, let's walk through the biggest whoppers today from adam schiff. here schiff

. >> laura: come on. no, but right now, i argued this last night, it's not going to happen, but the senate -- i think entertaining this is a joke. i think doug jones, joe manchin, romney, collins -- collins was smart today, she sees through this stuff. these are smart people. they might not like trump on every issue, but they are smart people. this whole thing should be dismissed. >> doesn't matter if you like trump or not. the constitution matters. this is what alexander hamilton warned us about. one party, just because of animosity, would try to impeach someone from at the meeting the impeachment process. that is what is taking place. i think you have a bipartisan vote of senators to reject this, just as you had a bipartisan vote in the house. >> laura: we challenge these people who want to do this impeachment, do this trial, go home and campaign on this. romney. go home. >> they will be in there six days a week. no phones, no ipads, can't talk to each other, and just listening. i think they listen to a

. >> laura: comen. no, but right now, i argued this last night, it's not going to happen, but the senate -- i think entertaining this is a >> laura: come on. no, but right now, i argued this last night, it's not going to happen, but the senate -- i think entertaining this is a joke. house. doug jones, joe manchin, >> laura: we challenge these people who want to do this impeachment, do this trial, go home and campaign on this. romney. go home. >> they will be in there six days a week. no phones, no ipads, can't talk to each other, and just listening. i think they listen to adam schiff, they are going to want to -- >> laura: what can we do to get out of this room? it's like a rubber room by the end of the day. you did a great job today come appreciate you coming in. i know you are exhausted, but wait until next week. the real fireworks begin. what struck me about today, though, it just -- it was like -- it was just really improper. here's just one example. during the clinton impeachment, then speaker newt

laura is next. buckle up is your week next week. ♪ >> laura: i'm laura ingraham, this is "the ingraham angle" from washington tonight. the senate may not be starting the trial today, but the president does wasting no time. ari fleischer, tom fitton, and matt whitaker breakdown the new members of his legal team, the strategy they are going to be employing, why democrats may come to regret demanding witnesses. got a lot to unpack. also tonight, top 2020 democrats, they are struggling. hillary clinton's new documentary? and another biden looks to cash if in on sleepy uncle joe. well, eric trump is here to react to that. and how long can b democrats dey the advancement for black america under trump? and just how much of the vote of african-americans could trump capture? herman cain and leo terrell, oh, my goodness, i cannot wait for this, they will debate. this new "wall street journal" piece making a lot of waves. and it's friday, so you know raymond arroyo is here. the oscars, apparently they are tw

>> laura: is that the standard, whether you're going to have the trial or not? >> it was never about removing him, they knew they were never going to be able to remove them, it's about damaging him in the upcoming election and do so the longer you can have a trial, the more witnesses you can get, the better your opportunities are. i personally as a citizen in this country, i demand to hear from general kelly and i want to know what he has to say about the third amendment. >> laura: john eastman, it's not funny because what is being done to our constitution, our entire representative democracy if this thing is allowed to keep going. it's a enormously toxic for the republic, i'm trying to create some moments of levity because otherwise i'll get -- i'm enraged about this. when i went to the senate chamber i was enraged, the first time i was arranged and fell asleep, the second time i force myself to sit through it but i d both sides. and i was still enraged. >> you ought to be. they have turned this into the very thing the founders feared. if you admit in these neb

>> laura: it's real america! come on. >> sean: if you are a democrat at home watching it, you say, no... >> laura: that's awful, louisiana. a bunch of crazies. >> sean: a big announcement coming up. i will tell about it privately. >> laura: i'm laura ingraham and this is the "ingraham angle" from a busy washington tonight. it didn't even stop today. nancy pelosi responded to president trump. we'll show you what she said. before congressman lee zeldin and matt gaetz are here to react. as the speaker sends the articles of impeachment to the senate, alan dershowitz graduates and gregg jarrett going to give you everything you need to know about what happens next and i'm going to make a g suggestion that mitch mcconnell must listen to. and i mean must. i'm going to tell you what it is. this is shocking. investigative journalist lee smith is going to tell us that he has evidence that the obama administration sent notice to the now deceased terrorist qassem soleimani, and he is exclusively with those details. wow. and m

the news continues, laura ingraham is here to kill it as usual. >> laura: hey, hannity. the last desperate ploys of the democrats, at this hour, 400 yards from where we are right now. they are pulling out all of the stops, making up conversations now that trump had with putin. literally, adam schiff just made up a conversation that the president had come unbelievable. unbelievable. >> sean: how do people give them any credit? congenital liar -- three straight years of lying. he lied about the hearsay whistle-blower, lies of everything. >> laura: that's all right, hannity, because pelosi says trumps legal defense team should all be disbarred. that's her answer. >> laura>> sean: my favorite wae opinion witness that said previously that trump should be impeached, actually tweeting out the words "fake news." okay. that's a great witness. >> laura: fantastic show, as always, sean. i'm laura ingraham, this is "the ingraham angle" from another jam packed washington tonight. senators, as i said, are still asking questions of the president's legal team and the house impeachment m

. ♪ >> laura: i'm laura ingraham what a show we have for you tonight from washington. our own raymond arroyo spoke with president trump today about lev parnas, impeachment, and his historic address at the march for life. it was a tour de force. the two part exclusive a straight ahead, and we unpack all the impeachment madness. it was groundhog day today. we need bill murray to show up in the house. democrat house managers just wrapped up their case and trump impeachment lawyer, congressman mark meadows, senator david perdue are all here to break it all down. plus 2020 democratic candidate tulsi gabbard is here to talk about her parties russia obsession and her present impeachment vote, and we have part three of our investigation into a 2016 white house meeting that involves obama officials and ukrainian prosecutors. we've spoken to one of the ukrainians now who was in that meeting. what he told us will be later on in the show. but first, despite what many in the public might think, democrats keep telling us that their case against president trump isn't complicated at a

laura look at that tweet. >> laura: we brought you details of a secret 2016 meeting between obama and prosecutors. the article the "new york times" was going to write was never published. we touched a nerve. tonight part 2 of our expose including how a ukrainian official helped the dnc hurt the trump campaign. first, day 3 of the impeachment trial is nearing its end. just like last night we will fact check the arguments. we have exclusive insight from congressman jim jordan and a white house spoke man and senator blackburn who sat through hours and hours of oral arguments will tell us why the tone of the house impeachment managers think is really hurting their case. after listening to arguments today, it's clear that house democrats are operating under the assumption they can make tremendous leaps of logic contradict the public testimony of their own witnesses and in some cases just outright lie. their new maxim, if at first you don't persuade. lie and lie again. the rest of the media is not interested in fact checking democrats, we decided we would do it. first, adam schiff and the i

. ♪ >> laura: i am laura ingraham and this is "the ingraham angle" from washington and do we have a show for you. tonight my exclusive interview with president trump at the white house. it has been ang wild week all around in washington. of course, the rest of the world. the president passed a monumental leadership test this week with flying colors.on first we had iranian missile attack in retaliation of killing the masterminds be qassem soleimani and world war iii would ensue and as usual the president prove them wrong. so now, hostilities are in a deescalated state and iran may, and i underline, may come to the negotiating table. nobody thought that was going to happen. second, the g.o.p. hold firm on impeachment and boy did thatg strategy pay off. after weeks of delay, nancy pelosi is finally caving and she will transmit articles of impeachment to the senate next week. her plot to control the senateaf trial has been completely foiled. oops! i had a great privilege of sitting down with the president for white ranging interview and he made on important topics and more.om he shared his p

laura: daywo of the u.s. senate hearing the case of president trump in the impeachment trial as he mocks the idea of trading witnesses. plus, survivors and world leaders marked 75 yrs since the liberation of the auschwitz death camp. isra says it is the largest gathering of its kind. ♪ laura: for those watching on pbs and around the globe, looking to world news america. two more citie inhina have been put on lockdown as officials try to contain the fast spreading corona virus. 25 million people in the who may province are affected by the corentin provie -- by the coronavirus. it has kille18 people in china and affected more than 500. lockdown comes as millions are on the move. >> this is the moment a city of 11 million people was effectively shut off. paramilitary police guarding the station as all departing trains are canceled. in the hospitals, medical staff in full bodyin suits are tre hundreds of infected patients. while images on social media struggling to copsystem emptyhelves in the shops. and scuffl

all night long. >> laura: no. >> sean: if we did that. >> laura: but it's really -- at this point, you are dealing with iran, you're not dealing with a two bit nation. this is a serious, serious situation. >> sean: i'm laughing because you are right. it's absurd. we don't have truth telling media. they are gone. it's over. it's dead. >> laura: i don't know if it ever recovered, sean, but you had a fantastic show tonight. >> sean: great show last night, as well. >> laura: great ratings, hannity picker you're killing it. congrats for being number 1 in 2019. watch out, i will catch you in 2020. have a good night. i'm laura ingraham, this is to be 29 from washington tonight. the iran debate simmers as the media continue to deny that this is a positive outcome for you, for america, our security. democrats look to strip president trump of his war powers. minority leader kevin mccarthy is here in just a few minutes with an insider account of what went down today for capitol hill. also, remember when the media slobbered all over nancy pelosi's pathetic move to withhold impeachment articles fro

laura: this is bbc world news america. reporting fromto washi i am laura trevelyan. lockdo measures in china as the coronavirus.ain >> how do you control the spread of a dangerous virus during the biggest movement of people on the anet? laura: day two of the u.s. nate hearing the case of president trump in the impeachment trial aseocks the idea of trading witnesses. plus, survivors and world leaders marked 75 years since the liberation of the auschwitz death camp. israel sayst i is the largest gathering of its kind. ♪ laura:in for those wat on pbs and around the globe, loing to world news america. two more cities h in chie been put on lockdown as officials try to contain the fast spreading corona virus. 25 million people in the who may province are affectehe corentin province -- by t coronavirus. it has killed 18 people in china and affected more than 500. lockdown comes as millions are on the move. >> this is theom ment a city of 11 million people was effectively shut off. paramilitary pice guarding the station as all departing trains are canceled. in the hospital

laura ingraham takes it away, "the ingraham angle" is next. ♪ >> laura: i am laura ingraham, this is "the ingraham angle" from washington. tonight, we now know the rules that will dictate the upcoming senate impeachment trial and members of the president legal team are here to lay out what we can expect over the next few days. and clinton impeachment that's bowl will demand bob barr tells us if they are on the right path. days after shady ukrainian businessman lev parnas leveled a number of shocking allegations, rudy giuliani is here to respond exclusively to those claims.ru and a frankly disgusting media wanted you to think a pro-gun rally in virginia was charlottesville 2.0.0. exclusive video and reaction from the ground you won't see p anywhere else. but first, sending the moderates a message. that is the focus of tonight's angle. >> for years some of us have been trying to talk sense into mitt romney. we supported him over mccain, and in 2012 against obama. and i urged him to distance himself from the bush foreign policy and from the g.o.p. establishment in general on issues like

laura ingraham standing by to take it away. >> laura: i've got to say, i thought the democrats were obsessed with ripping trump out of office. what they are stooping to now really is an all-time low. their back on the russia red scare with his "new york times" absurdity that came out today. it's a complete joke. it's actually embarrassing. at some point it's just embarrassing for them. >> sean: they haven't done anything for the american people. they're supposed to serve. public servants. when you serve, i was a waiter, i would serve for the clientele. >> laura: we work for them. we work to pay their sedan. we the people work for the government. that is how the democrats see it. trump sees it the other way around. you had a great show. i'm looking forward to next week. you and i are going to tag team it. >> sean: i'm thinking about doing a segment, everybody always likes these handoffs. i'm like, why doesn't laura do a segment every week? we can hash it out longer. you can make fun of me like you usually do. >> laura: you do me the same courtesy and go once a week on my show. >> sean: there

laura ingraham, big show. ♪ >> laura: i am laura ingraham and in this sp "the ingraham angle." john bolton's previous number two at the nfc said his former boss needs to withdraw his book until after the 2020 election. fred flight is here. everybody wanted him. he's coming to a "the ingraham angle" to deliver a tough message to his longtime friend. alan dershowitz delivered an incredible performance in front of the senate tonight. republican senator mike braun, congressman nunes all here to react. plus, as they trump defense team honed in on the misdeeds. hunter biden reaches a deal with the mother of his child in an effort to avoid a court appearance. how long can he stay out of the limelight? that is later. first, the bolton red herring. that is the focus of tonight's angle. i'm beginning to think i am a complete masochist because i was back on capitol hill today to said for the second time in the senate calorie and observe this travesty of an impeachment trial. while of course it was great to hear from the defense team, especially alan dershowitz. i walked away even more dis

. >> laura: i'm laura ingraham, this is "the ingraham angle." you are looking at the senate floor live with the debate raises over the rules resolution governing how the impeachment trial of donald trump will proceed. for those who have jobs and have been glued to your television all day, let me catch you up, on what matters and what you need to get from the proceedings and if you didn't get it, we were tortured for you. the senate led by majority leader mitch mcconnell has so far voted to table, that means basically kale, four amendment offered by chuck schumer and are currently debating the fifth amendment. democrats thought they might see a few g.o.p. defections but so far they have not seen one. in the past few hours we seen a number of different developments. this is big. "the washington post" is reporting, this was just an hour or two ago, the now senate democrats are considering a trade. i'll trade you, my kids have pokemon cards. i will trade you a hunter biden for a john bolton. is this really happening? we'll see. politico also reporti

laura: u.n. investigators linked the saudi crown prince to the hacking of jeff bezos' phone, saying it was meant to shut down his newspaper's reporting in city in lockdown. people of wuhan can't travel as they try to contain the spread of a mystery virus. t75 years aft liberation of auschwitz, a survivor tells us why it is so important to keep the memory of what happened ive. laura: f those watching on pbs and around the globe, welcome to "world news america." the u.s. senate has been hearine the opening ars inhe impeachment trial of president trump today. he is charged with abus of power and obstruction of congress the the president was called key player in the scheme to pressure ukraine for investigations tha pwould help hiitically. democrats adam schiff quoted the founding fathers to make his case. rep. schiff: donald j. trump, states, has acted precisely ased hamilton andmpis conaries feared. president trump solicited foreign interference in our the power of his office to seek help from a bro

laura: thank y for being with . in the senate today, democrats finishing up their opening arguments in the impeachment trial of president trump. they had 24 hours over three what comes next?ase. tomorrow, the president's lawyers began their defense. they are also given 24 hours over three days. senators cannot write questions they have and hand them to chief justice john roberts. hoursill last for 16 after that, the senate will vote to allowes additional wis. if they vote yes, they will talk about 227. if no, travel will go to closing guments. after that, a final vote on whether to remove the president. for his take, spoke with a white house columnist for the hill. democrats representing -- were presenting closing arguments today. wh the crux of their case? >> thex c of their case continues to be the assertion th president trump abused his power, he has done so in relation to ukraine, and if truth matters, if the right matters, the senate ought to vote to convict him. laura: we are seeing opinion polling suggesting

laura logan has no agenda." and conservative author and filmmaker. let's start with you. it's looking like state run tv at times. any of the grades, so why are they carrying the one of the iranian regime at this time? >> it is kind of depressing to listen to "the angle" and see that because that's not my experience appeared i've been a journalist for more than 30 years and i've never seen anything like it. what about the voice of the iraqi people? what about the voice of the syrians and the yemenis and all the people across the region who have been celebrating soleimani's death? you want to see them on the streets of tehran. you are not going to see this great display because they are afraid. they are so afraid of what the revolutionary guys are capable of. >> laura: this is quite something. you have been cataloguing the medias assault, sadly -- and not everyone in the media. there are still some good reporters out there. but this does take it to an entirely new level, does it not? >> does a little part in all o

. ♪ >> laura: on laura ingraham and this is a special edition of "the ingraham angle" from washington. 2019, what a momentous year in news it was. we began in january with the swearing in of a new congress. four democrats regained control of the house. the cure has ended, though, with that same democrat majority ramming through articles of impeachmente president. in between we saw bob mueller's highly anticipated russian collusion probe fizzle out. as michael horowitz ig report showed mass, gross abuses of the pfizer system. both events giving vindication to the president and his allies. we saw disasters from mother nature as hurricane dorian absolutely trashed and thrashed the bahamas to human error with the devastating fire at the notre dame cathedral. on the international stage we saw president trump negotiate trade agreements, the long overdue phase one of a china packed. and back here at home and perhaps most importantly, american citizens of every race, class, and gender are reaping real, tangible benefits of an economy that is the envy of the world. so tonight, i thought i woul

laura: u.n. investigators linked the saudi crown prince to the hacking jeff bezos's phone, saying it was meant to shut down his newspaper's reporting in cisaudi arabia. in lockdown. chinese officials say that the people of wuhan can't travel as they try to contain the sp vad of a mysteus. 75 years after the liberation of auschwitz, a survivor tells us why it is so important to keep the memory of what happed alive. laura: for those watching on pbs and around the globe, welcome tr "world news a." the u.s. senate has been hearing the opening arguments in the impeachment trial of president trump today. he is c power and obstruction of congress the the president was called a key player in the scheme to pressure ukraine for investigations that would help him politically. democrats adam schiff quoted the foun case.thers to make his rep. schiff: donald j. trump, the 41st presidentatf the united , has acted precisely as hamilton and his contemporaries feared. president trumpig solicited fointerference in

. >> laura: i'm laura ingraham, this is "the ingraham angle." of course from washington tonight you are looking at the center for life where there is a debate that raises over the rules resolution supposedly governing how the impeachment trial of donald trump will proceed. for those who have jobs and haven't been glued to your television all day, let me catch you up on what matters and what you need to get from the proceedings if you didn't get it, we were tortured for you. the senate, led by majority leader mitch mcconnell, has so far voted to table, that means basically kill, four amendments offered by chuck schumer and are currently debating the fifth amendment. democrats thought they might see a few g.o.p. defections but so far they have not seen one. in the past few hours we seen a number of different developments. this is big. "the washington post" is reporting, this was just an hour or two ago, the now senate democrats are considering a trade. i'll trade you -- my kids have pokemon cards. i will trade you a hunter biden for a john bolton.

laura: this is "bbc world news america." reporting from washington, i am laura trevelyan. the een agrees to a period of transition for harry and meghan. iranian officials deny using live ammunition against protesters, as tensions run high in tehran. the bbc's given access to the site where missiles fell near u.s. troops. >> this is from one of five missile barrages. enough to force over these concrete barriers. >> usa! laura: plus, senator cory booker is dropping out of theac presidential r why the new jersey democrat could light up a stage but couldn't raise enough cash to stay in the game. laura: for those watching on pbs and around thelobe, welcome to "world news america." today queen elizabeth met with her grandson prince harry to figure out how he and his wife, meghan, will stepfeack from oil her majesty had the final word from of course from saying that while she respects the couple's wishes, sh they remain full-time working royals. the duke and duche of sussex will divide their time between the u.k. and canada. royal correspondent nicholas witchell reports. nicholas

laura: this is "bbc world news america." reporting from washington, i am laura trevelyan. a state of emergency takes effect ione australian state where bushfires have killedd 18 rced thousands from their homes. >> feels like i'm in the middle of the apocalypse. ini th someone dropped a bomb on us basically. that is what it feels like. laura:ye election- begins with juli castro ending his bid to become the nation's first latino president. his fellow democrats are raising ns of millions. plus, trying to crack down on teenage vaping. the trump administrations ban popular flavors, but the policy is full of loopholes. laura: for those watching on pbs and around the globe, welcome to "bbc world news america." a state of emergency has come into effect in the us trillion e st new south wales. the area has en ravaged by the worst bushfires in the country. it allows the cathorities to y out forced evacuations. thousands have been fleeing their homes. our sydney correspondent is in milton town, one of the areas under the evacuation order. here is her report. reporter: a mass exodus f

laura: thank you. in other news, boeing delivered 380 planes in 2019, less than half the previous year's number due ri the 737 maxs. the u.s. aircraft manufacturer said itas the spending been grounded since march of has last year following two fatal crashes. david calhoun, who took over as chief executive on monday, says his priority is the max's safe return to the air. son of media tycoon rupert has accused the family business of denying, change. james murdoch says that a t link australian bushfire crisis is being ignored. rupert murdoch owns 3 major newspapers which have accused politicians of being alarmist over climate change. 9 people have been killed and 16 injured after a sinkhole swallowed a bus in a northwest china, triggering an explosion. several the sinkhole, as it spread, eventually covering an area of 10 meters. sinkholes are comm in china. they are often blamed on construction and the country's rapid pace of econom development.european nations han on notice over its breaches of the 2016

laura: thank you for that analysis. as the impeachment trial is in full, swimocrats provide to be the ones to take on president trump in the senate or campaign trail. it is 10 days until the iowa caucuses, followed by the new hampshire primary. a former governor of massachusetts was a late entry to the race. he may be short on polling numbers, he tells me there isim time foro make an impact. there are so many people running for president. why should democrats choose you? >> is a strong field. many of those democrats are friends of mine. there is not anyone else with the range of readership experience i have had building tobridgeolve problems and get changes that last. you have to have that kind of tnsight and experience to real chang laura: so far, your campaign has not taken off. what is your about to the nomination? >> we are encouogged by the ss we are making. we have thousands of volunteer sign up on the website witn the firs couple of hours of going live in november. we are raicong money to be etitive. we are on tv

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laura: this is "bbc world news america." rtrepog from washington, i am laura trevelyan. a state of emergency takes effectone australian state where bushfires have killed 18 and forced thousands from their homes. >> feels like i'm in the mide of the apocalypse. i think someone dropped a bomb on us basically. that is what it feels like. laura: election-year begins with julian castro ending his bidme o behe nation's first latino president. his fellow democrats are raising ns of millions. plus, trying to crack down on teenage vaping. the trump administrion bans popularpo flavors, but the licy is full of loopholes. laura: for those watching on pbs and around the globe, welcome tm "bbc world newica." a state of emergency has come intotr effect in the ulion state of new south wales. the area has been ravaged by the worst bushfires in the country. it allows the authorities to carry out forced evacuations thousands have been fleeing their homes. our sydney correspondent is in milton town, one of the areas under the evacuats n order. herer report. reporter: mass exodus from the de