laura, back to you. >> laura: steve, thanks so much tonight. stacy abrams this week and trying to justify the violence sweeping atlanta. >> there's a legitimacy to this anger, there's a legitimacy to this outrage. a man was murdered because he was asleep in a drive-through. >> laura: here to respond, bernie kerik, former nypd commissioner. bernie, obviously another tragic situation. no one wants to see anyone killed like this, but frame by frame, you've watched this a number of times. what is your assessment about what happened and whether the police reacted too quickly or not given how this went down? >> brooks would be alive today if he didn't resist, and he didn't disarm the police officer. you could see in the video where he actually grabs the taser from the officer's hand and jerked it out of his hand. runs, at some point during running while the cops chasing him, he turns to fire at the cop. the cop fires three shots, he's hit twice, he goes down. if he didn't resist, if he didn't fight the cops, if he didn't attack them, didn't run, didn

. >> laura: you need leadership. if delaunay people need to take the city back. >> h we need a reasonable majory of people. >> laura: seattle mayor jenny durkin tried synthesizing and negotiating with the extremists who are occupying her city and it didn't and met well, with the help of certain socialist city council members, hundreds of these revolutionaries a storm city hall last night and demanded that that left-wing mayorig resign. >> ♪ hey, hey ♪ jenny durkin has got to go >> laura: joining me now is lara logan, host of "lara logan has no agenda." the mayor has bent over backwards, obsequious-and obsequiousness of these -- >> most people in america, black and white, and he community you talk to, they don't support defunding of police, they don't support disbanding the police, they are very afraid of what thisth means. i spoke to people all day long. what many of them say is that they are very concerned about the fact that you talk about defunding the police but you don't talk about what comes afterwards. mos

laura ingraham standing by. >> laura: it's disturbing to . without home, we would have no life as we know it. that is, i think what for many americans is a very sad and disturbing sight to see. it just means we have to do better. we have to take back the public. a lot of lessons to be learned here. speak to my mom and dad are poor. they lived through four years of that. for all those people that fought for liberty and freedom -- we correct wrongs and injustices to become a more perfect union. let's start there. >> laura: we got a big show tonight, shawn. great to see you. i am laura ingraham, this is "the ingraham angle." we are monitoring breaking news in washington, d.c., where, of course, violent protesters have once again swarmed lafayette park in front of the white house. this is federal property. this is property that the national park service has jurisdiction over. fox's kevin corke is on his way there now. he will bring the news to you when we get it. and not surprisingly in this environment, crime waves have rocked cities across the

but it's even more than that, laura. they have as a part of their platform on their own website that we want to disrupt -- disrupt! the western prescribed nuclear family. and we all know that black americans, african-americans that are doing well -- not just african-american's, americans, period, that are doing well are doing well when they are coming out of a traditional family, they seek justice to medically -- >> laura: have to say, hadn't been aware of the lgbtq connection at all. i'd not heard that before, but i did know that it came out of the organizing against wall street movement. before that, the black panther -- there had been a number of movements, some loosely related. >> variations on the marxist name, that's with the bottom line is. overthrow capitalism, they would overthrow western civilization and they see america as the biggest clear and present danger to fulfilling that agenda. using black people to do it. >> laura: and what i find particularly gross is a nice way of saying it, it's just gross to take

joining us now, laura logan. whether it's venezuela, russia, 1917, these revolutionaries always have a plan, what's their plan for the united states? >> well, if you go to their literature, laura, there is no confusion about their plan, it's a complete rebuilding of the united states according to their political ideology which means getting rid of the police, getting rid of private ownership of property, you can't own land at all because alive according to them and you think a lot of people will say, that so extreme, that's ridiculous, these people have been around a long time, this is just a right wing conspiracy theory, right? what they're ignoring is the evidence, in minneapolis, in cities like this, the city councils have been rezoning single-family areas and making them multifamily areas only so you can't have single-family ownership because guess what? it's racist and discriminatory because minorities are at a disadvantage, they can't afford a single-family home is much as white people can so they have to b

laura buried >> laura: thank you, we will keep monitoring and obviously things are on the edge across the country. and you had a fantastic show. thanks so much, sean, who will see you tomorrow night. i'm laura ingraham, this is "the ingraham angle" from washington tonight. last night the images was sought of an exit or they seemed like out of a charles bronson movie or something, smashing, grabbing, looting, assaults on law enforcement. you name it and bill de blasio's city had it. at mullins this morning tonight we are losing our city. ed will be hearing moments to deliver a message to new york leaders. and yeah, i put that." in an attempt to quell the violence, new york city 'his curfew was moved up to 8:00 p.m. tonight, but that hasn't gotten folks off the street. they're just totally ignoring the curfew. and after what we saw last night, what could that bring? let's collect a bryan llenas on the upper west side of new york city. brian, things look like they're taking a turn near times square at the moment. tell us. >> laura, good evening, or getting reports about downtown and time

laura, back to you. >> laura: steve, thanks so much tonight. stacy abrams this week and trying to justify the violence sweeping atlanta. >> there's a legitimacy to this anger, there'sti a legitimacy to this outrage. a man was murdered because he was asleep in a drive-through. >> laura: here to respond, bernie kerik, former nypd commissioner. bernie, obviously another tragic situation. no one wants to see anyone killed like this, but frame by frame, you've watched this a number of times. what is your assessment about what happened and whether the police reacted too quickly or not given how this went down? >> brooks would be alive today if he didn't resist, and he didn't disarm the police officer. you could see in the video where he actually grabs the taser from the officer's hand and jerked it out of his hand. runs, at some point during running while the cops chasing him, he turns to fire at the cop. the cop fires three shots, he's hit twice, he goes down. if he didn't resist, if he didn't fight the cops, if he didn't attack them, didn't run, di

laura, have mercy on me, please. >> laura: have a good show. >> shannon: not good. thank you. we begin tonight with a fox news alert. chicago marking yet another historic day of violence based on brand-new numbers from the "chicago sun-times" tonight. the city had 18 murders in a 24-hour period making it the city's deadly date in 60 years. 31 others wounded in shootings across chicago. the record-setting violence from one of america's biggest cities almost completely overshadowed by calls to

reporting from new york city, i am laura freud -- laura trevelyan. a man whose death in police custody has launched a global movement. >> this is the time of building accountability in the criminal justice system. laura: the tributes come as president trump is under pressure for his handling of the crisis. his former defense secretary accuses him of trying to divide the nation and a republican senator struggles to support her leader. june should be boom time for new york florists. as the city prepares to reopen, they are reeling from coronavirus and now the prote -- protests. for all of you watching on pbs and around the globe, welcome to world news america. it is time to stand up in george's name and say," get your knees off of our necks." the civil rights activist said the protest signals a different time for america. we have more from minneapolis tonight. reporter: this is the beginning of a time of official morning for george floyd. but not the end of his story. a pause for breath after 10 dramatic days. the unrest that has shaken the country in

>> laura can you hear me at least? >> laura: wait a second... >> this would have been great before plagiarism, but he seems to have forgotten. >> laura: barack was still in the white house. wait until we get rid of that rock. i'm paraphrasing. we have a technical snafu. we had a technical snafu with the governor kristi noem. things are bad. they are so bad, raymond, that obama feels like he has to be ever present in the biden campaign. "the new york times" reporting that obama bluntly canceled mr. biden to keep his speech is brief. his interview crisp and slash the length his tweet. to better make the campaign referendum on mr. trump and economy. joe, you have to shorten it down, joe. what is obama saying? >> laura, it can be short and crisp if you can remember why you are there and what you're talking talking about. but for biden they want to keep him in his hole as long as he can stay there. but there has to be a moment to face donald trump. i think voters, covid or no covid, they want that mano a mano stand up side-

laura ingraham. i really believe if they win we lose the country and i laid out the case in this book and i'm going to give you a box set for free. >> laura: yes, see, you have people applauding in your studio. i think i need some people applauding people applauding. >> sean: socially distant. >> laura: i've got more people. i've got more people applauding. you got one person. but hannity, hannity, i think when you're watching what's going on with the dash got to do this, got to do that, football is never going to start again, kids can't go back to school, there are literally a lot of people out there who don't seem to want to reopen the country at all under any circumstances, ever. >> sean: out where mass, i'm willing to go to a football game, i'll wear a mask. how about we let we the people decide. >> laura: how about past law before you mandate people do stuff. put it up for vote, eat their decrees about what people should do. congress can get in, put all their various accoutrements on and they ca

laura rideout. paul tucci. they are moving to north carolina. >> laura's attorney fought back. >> you can't get around the incriminating evidence against colin rideout. >> you are pointing the finger at laura on behalf of colin. >> everybody else at me. >> yeah. >> you are pointing the finger at colin on behalf of laura. >> that affects the family dynamics during the trial. >> we have mother and son. >> sure. >> paul. >> i never said it was colin or laura or alex. we said there is evidence connecting them to the scene, not my guy. >> i think you need a football diagram. >> yeah. we had to. >> after a month of testimony the case went to the jury. colin's fiance, chelsea remained his biggest supporter to the very end. >> do you think that the way that you described him as being a protector of the family, do you think that is ultimately what might have gotten him in trouble? >> he is a smart guy, no. i don't think he would ever put himself in a situation like. that he had a life ahead of him. he had no need. >> af

let not your heart be troubled laura ingraham is up next. >> laura: i have to say, i got a letter today from a friend of a friend, okay? totally meaningless banters okay? but it contained three or four different interesting pins because she said i had -- i was envious of all of your pins. so i got an entire envelope and i haven't even had a chance to examine them and i might just wear them tomorrow night so i can actually keep up. you're only down to two now. >> sean: i like to keep it -- let's say, people talking and thinking and guessing and wondering. >> laura: i like your man on the street tonight, by the way. lawrence jones getting to what the people actually think. >> sean: i see people on social media that say, when we talk about abuse of power, george floyd is in one category. a man died. i talked about the fbi for three years, that was an attempted coup, they're not the same, i was very clear, liberals and the media are already distorting it and it's very interesting because we need good people in power. it is so integral and such a foundational thing. >> laura: we need account

laura ingraham is next. at the end of the day, the good guys have to win, laura. >> we need more god, more love, more common sense and we need order. we just need order. we need to love each other. we need to be better to each other, common sense, equal justice under the law. all of these principles are embodied in our constitution. >> sean: i am so dialed in on your game. wow! you are not in any better hands to this great audience of ours, god bless you. >> laura: thank you, sean fantastic show as always and we will see you tomorrow night. >> sean: see you tomorrow night. >> laura: i am laura ingraham and this is "the ingraham angle." reasons that escaped me the city from which we broadcast has decided to push the curfew from 7:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m. just to make everybody's lives more difficult who are trying to keep the peace. we will bring you a report in moments about what has happened so far and what has this meant to the situation on the ground. also tonight two former fbi agents who specialize in trac

laura is next. have a great weekend. ♪ >> laura: i'm laura ingraham, and this is "the ingraham angle" from washington tonight. after a trump press conference heralding these new jobs numbers, the media engaged in such a disgusting smear that i just felt i had no choice but to call it outcome and frankly, destroy the smear and name the very figures and spreading it. we are going to do that in moments. also tonight, we get such a huge reaction from his appearance the other night, he studied domestic insurgencies for years at the fbi. he is going to tell us why calls to dismantle the police pointed to a very alarming end game. what will the result of that all the? plus, raymond arroyo is here. biden's latest stumble. the left's newfound religion and jimmy fallon embarrassing. friday follies has got it all. but first, the experts blow it again. that's the focus of tonight's "angle." >> it won't be a decade, i think i'm totally economy can fully adjust and we get those jobs back. >> is not hard to get

i do. 140 days but laura ingraham, how are you? >> laura: sean, i'm out here in l.a. some interesting stuff happening here but they are trying to disband the 470 school police that help keep the schools safe out here. because in some schools, innocent law-abiding kids are terrorized by, you know, some of the gangs in some of the tougher areas. so that's now a point of contention. that is happening here. as they are still struggling with these lockdowns and a lot of businesses struggling, trying come back from the looting. there's a lot happening on the west coast andoa we are trying o get through it all.ou >> sean: you been doing great shows as always. >> laura: back at you. >> sean: let me tell you something. 140 days, this is it. if this agenda they are pushing, open borders, sanctuary states and cities, everything is free, no oil or gas, it's over. america as we recognize it is done. >> laura: as you pointed out -- no first amendment either! we are going to do our best. all right, hannity. we'll see you tomorrow night. i'm laura ingraham and this is "the ingraham a

. >> laura: you love that -- >> i don't, actually. >> laura: you love splash mountain and you love the hall of the presidents. >> i do love the hall of the presidents.in >> laura: remember when i got stuck on it's a small world? i got stuck for an hour and a half. >> laura, brace yourself for this. yes, the country band ladyr antebellum is announcing their changing their name, at least the "antebellum" part. their statement reads "we are regretful and embarrassed to say that we did not take into account the associations that weigh down this word," referring to the period before the civil war, which includes slavery. were people driven to racism by antebellum? it's actually latin for "before the war." >> laura: you are always showing off your latin.it >> the peloponnesian war. >> laura: what does this mean about our friends, the dixie chicks? remember "shut up and sing," ale those years ago? we didn't get along ever since, but does not mean that to change their name to, what, the union babes, or something? y >> i don't know, when i saw this, i thought the confederate railroads very soon

i'll be watching tomorrow night. >> sean: have a great show laura. >> laura: i'm laura ingraham and this is "the ingraham angle." from washington tonight, don't reward the rioters, that's a focus of tonight's angle.ra since march we've been warning you about the democrats new normal lingo. we told you that they saw the coronavirus as a political opportunity to exploit, not a medical issue to manage. when vote by mail and the green new deal recovery proposal started to resurface it was obvious for all of this was going. what we didn't realize was how farfa they'd take things. welcome to the summer of love. look at this scene in madison, wisconsin, protesters tearing down a statue of a famed abolitionist? why not. if it was vandalism of a public property it will be bad enough. c property it will be bad enough. la last night we saw with these for social justice frauds are really of. >> leave my phone alone. >> delete it. >> laura: that went on for a while. that man who was attacked was wisconsin state senator tim carpenter, an extremely liberal democrat. he described it this way. "i took th

>> laura can you hear me at least? >> laura: wait a second... >> this would have been great before plagiarism, but he seems to have forgotten. >> laura: barack was still in the white house. wait until we get rid of that obama guy. rock. i'm paraphrasing. we have a technical snafu. we had a technical snafu with the governor kristi noem. things are bad. they are so bad, raymond, that obama feels like he has to be ever present in the biden campaign. "the new york times" reporting that obama bluntly counseled mr. biden to keep his speeches brief. his interview crisp and slashba the length of his tweet. to better make the campaign referendum on mr. trump and economy. joe, you have to shorten it down, joe. what is obama saying?fe >> laura, it can be short and crisp if you can remember why you are there and what you're talking talking about. o but for biden they want to keep him in his punxsutawney hole as long as he can stay there. but there has to be a moment to face donald trump. i think voters, covid or no covid, they wan

reporting from new york city, i am laura freud -- laura trevelyan. a man whose death in police custody has launched a global movement. >> this is the time of building accountability in the criminal justice system. laura: the tributes come as president trump is under pressure for his handling of the crisis. his former defense secretary accuses him of trying to divide the nation and a republican senator struggles to support her leader. june should be boom time for new york florists. as the city prepares to reopen, they are reeling from coronavirus and now the protest -- protests. for all of you watching on pbs and around the globe, welcome to world news america. it is time to stand up in george's name and say," get your knees off of our necks." the civil rights activist said the protest signals a different time for america. we have more from minneapolis tonight. reporter: this is the beginning of a time of official morning for george floyd. but not the end of his story. a pause for breath after 10 dramatic days. the unrest that has shaken the country i

if he keeps this up, laura, i can't believe it. >> laura: is someone talking in his ear? >> may be the mask is telling him what to do. i don't know. we are getting rid of tv live, we need md live at this point. >> laura: it came in during the segment, he is very upset, as well come about the german shepherd dog, that -- he watches that in the basement, and "paul patrol," that takes off, that will be -- >> that the bidens loss for the day. >> laura: all right, raymond, misbehaving, as i was. had come another professor being targeted by the liberal mob, this time for calling out black lives matter, hi their founding eat those. his exclusive response in moments. you doing okay? yeah. this moving thing never gets any easier. well, xfinity makes moving super easy. i can transfer my internet and tv service in about a minute. wow, that is easy. almost as easy as having those guys help you move. we are those guys. that's you? the truck adds 10 pounds. in the arms. -okay... transfer your service online in a few easy steps. now that's simple, easy, awesome. transfer your service in

i'll be watching tomorrow night. >> sean: have a great show, laura. >> laura: i'm laura ingraham and this is "the ingraham angle." from washington tonight, don't reward the rioters, that's a focus of tonight's angle. since march we've been warning you about the democrats new normal lingo. we told you that they saw the coronavirus as a political opportunity to exploit, not a medical issue to manage. when vote by mail and the green new deal recovery proposal started to resurface it was obvious for all of this was going. what we didn't realize was how far they'd take things. welcome to the summer of love. look at this scene in madison, wisconsin, protesters tearing down a statue of a famed abolitionist? why not. if it was vandalism of a public property it will be bad enough. last night we saw with these for social justice frauds are really of. >> leave my phone alone. >> delete it. >> laura: that went on for a while. that man who was attacked was wisconsin state senator tim carpenter, an extremely liberal democrat. he described it this way. "i took this pick, it got me assaulted and bea

i will give you more as we get more, laura. >> laura: stacy, kevin. first the media, they pretended that despite all of the looting and the destruction, that the riots were really just peaceful protests. they continue that on and on and on. now they are moving on to their next hoax. >> investigators are looking to whether white supremacists and far right groups are involved. they are seeing elements of white supremacists that are also helping fuel this. >> we have seen things like white supremacist organizers who opposed the things about platforms about coming to minnesota. >> laura: i mean, that is the worst, most obvious from a pathetic gas lighting i've seen in some time. these are the same deranged minds, by the way that brought you russian collusion. their religious covering for the radical groups that are behind much of the destruction and mayhem, and t5. my next guest since the president is absolutely right, should have happened a long time ago. to target nt for, another left-wing extremist, for the chaos spreading from the country. they are se

♪ >> sean: we are out of time, let not your heart be troubled, laura's next. ♪ >> laura: this is "the ingraham angle" from washington tonight.se rapes, violent assaults? those are the shocking actions happening right now in seattle's cop-free zone. we described it as a festival yesterday? is that the future you want for your children? sara carter, laura dorgan and chris christie are all here to respond. plus the big covid lie, where is the second wave that the left has been warning us about? if it weren't for celebrities shoving it down our throats, raymond arroyo is here with hollywood's latest embarrassing new plea to stay relevant. but first, the angles g.o.p. platform for 2020,ea that's a focus of tonight's angle. the past six months have been -- to put it mildly a very difficult time for the country. first the democrats drag the nation through the phony impeachment proceedings without even specifying a crime and then the coronavirus hit. a blue state governors decide to flatten the curves by flattening our economy and our constitutional rights. now we are in the midst of mass dem

laura ingraham. >> i was so >> laura: i was worried about steve harrigan on live tv. >> sean: we have some amazing, strong, tough reporters, we've got to tip our hat to them as always. i hear in our here, he's back. >> laura: i was worried it all went dark there, hannity. >> sean: this is real news, this is live, these are important questions. that's a very special thing we saw unfold there and it's dangerous and you know that there is no bigger supporter of the second amendment. but i believe in law and order and i believe the bullie policet maintain law and order. >> laura: i'm glad steve harrigan is safe. i don't know what was about to go on there. hannity, great to see you tonight. i am laura ingraham, this is "the ingraham angle" from washington tonight. why do so many videos coming out of the d.c. area the last 24 hours show white protesters screaming obscenities in the faces of black police officers? a reporter who has been in the middle of all the chaos is going to tell us.le also, "the ingraham angle" got its hands on never before seen footage from the protest from lafayette

laura is next. have a great weekend.st ♪ >> laura: i'm laura ingraham, and this is "the ingraham angle" from washington tonight. after a trump press conference heralding these new jobs numbers, the media engaged in such a disgusting smear that i just felt i had no choice but to call it out, and frankly, destroy the smear and name the very figures and spreading it. we are going to do that in moments. also tonight, we get such a huge reaction from his appearance the other night, he studied domestic insurgencies for years at the fbi. he is going to tell us why calls to dismantle the police pointed to a very alarming end game. what will the result of that all the? plus, raymond arroyo is here. biden's latest stumble. the left's newfound religion and jimmy fallon embarrassing. friday follies has got it all. but first, the experts blow it again. that's the focus of tonight's "angle." >> it won't be a decade, i think, totally economy can fully adjust and we get those jobs back. >> it's not hard to get a

[applause] ♪ ♪ >> laura: i am laura ingraham and this is "the ingraham angle" from washington tonight. two cities, two incidences of police officers ambushed making simple arrests. that's big news, so why haven't you heard about it? we will tell you in just a moment. also tonight, the seattle mayor and the media lead us to believe the residents and businesses inside of chop were happy. why are they now fleeing or suing the city? this is rich. and the woke mob takes down one of disney's classic attractions, no! and raymond arroyo has it all on a special thursday follies. but first, the kids still aren't all right and that's the focus of tonight's angle. >> these children are the kite strings that lift our national ambitions aloft, and how we treat them is the major of what kind of decency and honor we have as a society. >> we also want that future to be better for our children, so this is all about the children. >> laura: for decades democrats have tried to convince women that they cared more about them and the children than the republicans care. it's tedious cliches and support for th

learn more at xfinity.com/education. ♪ >> laura: earlier today the d.a. of georgia george former police officer garrett role for with felony murder intent of their charges on the death of rayshard brooks. and also charged a second police officer who was at the scene with aggravated assault and two counts of violation of oath by an officer. and also my shot and killed brooks a black man. as part of the shooting occurred after he failed a sobriety test after handcuffed mo brooks overpowered the two police officers, stole a taser, run awy and pointed back at him with it. despite brooks is action caught on a body cam, this is how the das counted the behavior. >> mr. brooks on the night of the incident was calm. he was cordial, and really displayed a cooperative nature. we concluded and considered it as one report in consideration that mr. brooks never presented himself as a threat. >> laura: joining me now and in the exclusive is lance larusso former officer garrett rolfe's attorney. lance were you with surprise to hear that he never presented himself as a th

we will see you tomorrow night. >> sean: laura, take it away. >> laura: i am laura ingraham and this is "the ingraham angle." a pack show tonight. a u.s. senator took to the floor of congress today and he declared that we, the united states, invented slavery. niger inlets is here to respond to that gym. an nbc news attempts to d platform the conservative blog, "the federalist" from google space over "black lives matter"? the writer who penned the piece in question is here. but first, oh, this is good, just because we are in l.a., "the wizard of oz." that is the focus of tonight's "angle." right like the movie the godfather, "the wizard of oz" provides life lessons and parallel to current events. now watch and listen to joe biden closely. >> you know, the rapid raising with -- with i don't know, we should be for example, having a circumstance where if we have the whole idea of the thing that the congresswoman did. >> laura: i need to buy a vowel. okay? aside from this sentence fragments that lead to nowhere, aren't you reminded of the wizard hiding behind that curtain, trying to proje

laura: thank you. tin months since george floyd was killed, everything has been debated from police violence to i am joined by the president of the naacp. doou think minneapolis is right to move forward with this? >> absolutely. we had to begin to reigine how we approach structu el racism as sts in america, from how law enforcement agencies build a relationship with communitipe to the f symbols and monuments that they present to young minds that are developing critical thinking skills. we tly believe and agree that all humans are created equally and endowed with certain inalienable rights, which is in our constition, we need to ke sure that is a lived experience in our public policy and the agencies thae our citizens. laura:heouse of representatives passed a policing the last night. is america ready to stop shielding the police from lawsuits? >> that is the goal. one of the things wmust do as nation is step above partisanshipthe divisive nature in which we found ourselves and, particularly over the las

laura ingraham standing by. >> laura: it's disturbing to see. without home, we would have no life as we know it. that is, i think what for many americans is a very sad and disturbing sight to see. it just means we have to do better.we we have to take back the public. a lot of lessons to be learned here. >> my mom and dad are poor. they lived through four years of that. for all those people that fought for liberty and freedom -- we correct wrongs and injustices to become a more perfect union. let's start there. >> laura: we got a big showe tonight, shawn. great to see you. i am laura ingraham, this is "the ingraham angle." we are monitoring breaking news in washington, d.c., where, of course, violent protesters have once again swarmed lafayette park in front of the white house. this is federal property. this is property that the national park service has jurisdiction over.yeth fox's kevin corke is on his way there now. he will bring the news to you when we get it. and not surprisingly in this environment, crime waves have rocked cities across the

if you don't think you have a life. >> laura: i think you raise a good point. there are so many wonderful stories about the american experience. we are not perfect. nobody is. no country is, but you have written about it and sent and cynthia extensively about it and yet it is all spray paint land, burn, smash someone in the head, a bad cop story. that is what is seething inside young people instead of this is what i can do if i work hard, stay out of trouble, and some common sense which i could use some it sometimes, common sense. i want to read something from the fairfax school and very important school district outside of d.c. headline we need to have radical transformation, okay? there plans for antiracist curriculum. we need to have a radical transformation of paradigm shift is a said many, many times yesterday against antiracist philosophy as opposed to all of us constantly saying we are not racist. and that is the chairperson sujatha hampton. this is the kind of education, you know, mumble jumble that satisfies people but does it create a single education

let not your heart be troubled, laura ingraham is up next. >> laura: i have to say, i got a letter today from a friend of a friend, okay? it totally meaningless, okay? but it contained three or four different interesting pins because she said i had -- i was envious of all of your pins. so i got an entire envelope and i haven't even had a chance to examine them and i might just wear them tomorrow night so i can actually keep up. you're only down to two now. >> sean: i like to keep it -- let's say, people talking and thinking and guessing and wondering. >> laura: i like your man on the street tonight, by the way. lauren to lawrence jones getting to what the people actually think. >> sean: i see people in social media that say, when we talk about abuse of power, george floyd is in one category. a man died. i talked about the fbi for three years, that was an attempted coup, they're not the same, i was very clear, liberals and the media are already distorting it and it's very interesting because we need good people in power. it is so integral in such a foundational thing. >> laura: we need ac

laura: it is important work to her. she has seen it devastate her neighborhood. >> i have seen the amount of businesses shut down in the last few weeks and months. it has hurt a lot of people. a lot of people have lost livelihoods. laura: is that part of what motivated youo want to be a contact tracer? >> it is so portant to be reduced. people need to know. what is it, how can it be prevented? laura: new york's contact tracing operation is only three weeks old. ou people cooperating? >> they are taking care of othee yorkers. i believe that is why we have we have the share of contracts -- contacts. 85% of the people who have efinished the interviews giving us contacts. laura: contact tracing is being use in new rk and around world to track outbreaks. 4000 miles for mayor in italy, newgovernment is trying approach >> search application. laura: the italiann minister charge of a new app over 4 million people have dnloaded. italians with the app get an alert if they have been in contact with a person with the virus who is el

[applause] ♪ >> laura: i am not laura ingraham and this is "the ingraham angle" from washington tonight. two cities, two incidences of police officers ambushed making simple arrests. that's big news, so why haven't you heard about it? we will tell you i am just a moment. also tonight, the seattle mayor and the media lead us to believe the residents and businesses inside of top were happy. why are they now fleeing or suing the city? this is rich. and the woke mob it takes don't know one of disney's classic attractions, no! and raymond arroyo has it all on a special thursday follies. but first, the kids still aren't all right and that's the focus of tonight's angle. >> these children are the kite strings that lift our national ambitions aloft, and how we treat them is the major of what kind of decency and honor we have as a society. >> we also want that future to be better for our children, so this is all about the children. >> laura: for decades democrats have tried to convince women that they cared more about them and the children than the republicans care. it's tedious cliches and supp

ingraham is up next, laura. >> laura: the former chairman of the chief is now joining the chorus of former military folks going after trump, even raising the issue of the and insurrection act if they can't control what's going on. if it gets violence in the cities and he says it is dangerous and i'm thinking now the military is aligning itself with a group of people, not the peaceful protesters, but the violent ones obviously, who want to abolish the constitution basically and of course, abolish any law enforcement presence at all. that is an interesting pairing. >> sean: i thought in the beginning that might be the path, but i tell you, we see these governors and these mayors, they say they don't want any help. they can get the national guard, but they have to ask for it. and for the president than to set up a confrontation between the military and civilians because these mayors and governors refused to do their job, hey, i'm not so sure i support that. posit, thomas, we are not there by any stretch and i'm very hesitant to ever think about. >> laura: no one wants to see people thr

are out of time, let not your heart be troubled, laura's next. >> laura: this is "the ingraham angle" from watching tonight. , violent assaults? those are the shocking actions happening right now in seattle's capri zone. we described it as a festival yesterday? is that the future you want for your children? sara carter, laura dorgan and chris christie are all here to respond. plus the big covid lie, where is the second wave that the left has been warning us about? if it weren't for celebrities shoving it down our throats, raymond arroyo is here with hollywood's latest embarrassing new plea to stay relevant. but first, the angles g.o.p. platform for 2020, that's a focus of tonight's angle. the past six months have been -- to put it mildly a very difficult time for the country. first the democrats drag the nation through the phony impeachment proceedings without even specifying a crime and then the coronavirus hit. a blue state governors decide to flatten the curves by flattening our economy and our constitutional rights. now we are in the midst of mass demonstrations and still some wri

laura: the election, just 19 weeks away. in other news, the former atlanta police officer who shot and killed rayshard brooks outside of a restaurant has turned himself in. garrett rolfe faces a fely murder charge in the shooting of the 27-year-old unarmed black man. prosecutors say he could face the death penalty if convicted. a second officer also turned himself in on lesser charges and was released on bond. the french president was in london today to take part in celebrations to mark the 80th anniversary of that famous bbc broadcast, when he urged of the people of france to resist the nazi invasion. president macron and britain prime miniser watched a patriotic flyover by air force planes. they also talked about quantine rules for people traveling to the u.k. from abroad. the last surviving sibling of president john f. kennedy has died. jean kennedy smith was 92. the former u.s. ambasdor to ireland was the second youngest of the nine kennedy children. miss smith was an influential diplomat in her own right, helping broker

laura ingraham. my heart is troubled again become lots of heart trouble these days. >> laura: well, this is where we see what people are made of, and it was well said. i am laura ingraham, this is "the ingraham angle." from a very busy washington, al sharpton has inserted himself, big shot, into and exacerbated nearly every thorny racial issue the country has seen over the last what, three decades? tonight horace cabrera delivered the response to the deliberate exploitation. also tonight and this is a huge story, a ucla professor is not receiving death threats after refusing to move exams in the wake of floyd's death. he is here tonight in his first interview to tell us why he is not backing down and it's about time. and cultural assassination in this country continues. raymond arroyo brings us the latest on the classics and the monument, monuments being torn down in the name of the revolution. but first, democrats cancel america. that's tonight's angle. for the past 40 plus years liberals successful

laura ingraham. i really believe if they win we lose the country and i laid out the case in this book and i'm going to give you a box set fore free. >> laura: yes, see, you have people applauding in your studio. i think i need some people h applauding people applauding. >> sean: socially distant. >> laura: i've got more people. i've got more people applauding. you got one person. but hannity, hannity, i think when you're watching what's going on with the dash got to do this, got to do that, football is never going to start again, kids can't go back to school, there are literally a lot of people out there who don't seem to want to reopen the country at all under any circumstances, ever. >> sean: out where mass, i'm willing to go to a football game, i'll wear a mask. how about we let we the peoplele decide. >> laura: how about past law before you mandate people do stuff. put it up for vote, eat their decrees about what people should do. congress can get in, put all their various accoutrements on and th

laura: the election, just 19 weeks away. in other news, the former atlanta police officer who shot and killed rayshard brooks outside of a restaurant has turned himself in. garrett rolfe faces a fy murder charge in the shooting of the 27-year-old unarmed black man. prosecutors say he could face the death penalty if convicted. a second officer also turned himself in on lesser charges and was released on bond. the french president was in london today to take part in celebrations to mark the 80th anniversary of that famous bbc broadcast, when he urged of the people of france to resist the nazi invasion. president macron and britain prime miniser watched a patriotic flyover by air force planes. they also talked about antine rules for people traveling to the u.k. from abroad. the last surviving sibling of president john f. kennedy has died. jean kennedy smith was 92. the former u.s. ambdor to ireland was the second youngest of the nine kennedy children. miss smith was an influential diplomat in her own right, helping broker and a

reporting from new york city, i'm laura trevelyan. az now has the second-most infections in the world. the death toll is rising fast. in seattle, the president threatens to call in the military. cuba maybe winning the battle against coronavirus so far, but the island's economy is suffering as tourism wanes. another view of iran. the bbc gets rare access to iconic cultural sites. for those of you watching on pbs and around the globe, welcome to "bbc world news america." brazil's outbreak has become one of the deadliest on the planet. u.k..h the u.s. and the president bolsonaro continues to downay the dangers of coronavirus, firing those who disagree with him. our south america correspondent reports. reporter: anoth covid callout in brazil's biggest city, and the epicenter of the pandemic. traffic is lighter these days use of quarantine, but this is still a city of 22 million, and the roads are as bad as ever. 70% of calls are not related to the fire is. -- the virus. in these uncertain times, people don't kw if this might be the manal

reporting from new york city, i'm laura trevelyan. tbrazil now has second-most infections in the world. the death toll is rising fast. in seattle, the president threatens to call in the military. against coronaviru far, butle the island's economy is suffering as tourismanes. another view of iran. gets rare access to iconic cultural sites. for those of you watching on pbs and around the globe, welcome to "bbc world news america." sbrazil' outbreak has become one along with the u.s. and t u.k.. president bolsonaro continues to downay the dangers of incoronavirus, fthose who disagree with him. our south america porrespondent rts. reporter: another covid callout in brazil's biggest city, and the epicenter of the pandemic. traffic is lighter these days beuse of quarantine, buthis is still a city of 22on milli, and the roads are as bad as ever. 70% of calls are not related to the fire is. -- the virus. in these uncertain times, people don't know if this might be the final goodbye. the patients wl make it to hospitals are the lucky ones. the

. >> laura: hold on, got to get to dr. oskoui on the hydroxychloroquine, because the fda comes out today, big announcement, ending its emergency use of hydroxychloroquine. that's the headline from politico. but then hhs secretary alex azar went on to clarify what the fda meant, dr. oskoui, watch. >> they may be used in outpatient, they may be used at home. all subject to a doctor's prescription. the fda's removal of the emergency authorization takes away what had been a significant misunderstanding by many that made people think that somehow it could only be used in a hospital setting. >> laura: dr. oskoui, why did the fda even inject itself in a debate over a drug at approved decades ago? >> i think the obvious answer increasingly as the fda is corrupt to the core. as is so much of washington. there was no reason for the fda to inject itself in this position in any way. i can understand that certain hospitals may want to restrict it internally. a lot of these hospitals have researchers who get a lot of grant money from ph

thank you. >> laura>> thank you, laura. my goodness! >> laura: that was good. i love that. >> the poor man does is in the middle of the speech. i can think of about 12 descriptors of that performance, fiery would not be among them. all of these biden events reveal a troubling pattern, confusion and incoherence at time which gets lost in the news cycle because media doesn't cover him. this is biden roundtable on reopening the economy yesterday. >> i tell everybody, you are to marry and have five or more sisters. you know why? not i'm always loving but not the same one. [laughter] that's why i recommend every man mary and father more sisters. >> not only is this advice unwarranted but why is he muffling everything with a mask when people are 20 feet away? it is unbelievable, laura. >> laura: raymond, i suppose the mike i thought supposed to touch your mask. >> i think i'm guilty of it as well, but it falls down and you are always touching your mask, negating the whole purpose of the mask. and there's no legislation by the way. >> we will get to the mask and the n

laura? >> alex, thanks so much for that report from washington, dc. >>> meanwhile, officials in filled are asking the national guard to protect locations deemed sensitive. today all government operations will be closed except public safety. we get more now from cnn's brian todd. >> reporter: christine and laura, the police here in philadelphia have tried to stay ahead of the violence, tried to stay ahead of the looting and the chaos. it's been a real struggle since saturday and through the rest of the weekend. we're here on broad street where police just came on the scene of looting at the dtlr. they have rounded up several people, seven or eight we counted up who are over here in custody, in zip ties. they're putting them in these vans. the police are chasing these looters all over the city. a lot of businesses in philadelphia, in almost every quadrant of the city are suffering. the center city area on saturday afternoon and saturday night got just ravaged by looting, by fires and a lot of

thank you. >> thank you, laura. my goodness! >> laura: that was good. i love that. >> the poor man does is in the middle of the speech. i can think of about 12 descriptors of that performance, fiery would not be among them. all of these biden events reveal a troubling pattern, confusion and incoherence at time which gets lost in the news cycle because media doesn't cover him. this is biden roundtable on reopening the economy yesterday. >> i tell everybody, you are to marry and have five or more sisters. you know why? i'm always loving but not the same one. [laughter] that's why i recommend every man marry and father more sisters. >> not only is this advice unwarranted but i why is he muffling everything with a mask when people are 20 feet away? isit is unbelievable, laura. >> laura: raymond, i thought supposed to touch your mask. >> i think i'm guilty of it as well, but it falls down and you are always touching your mask, negating the whole purpose of the mask. and there's no legislation by the way. >> we will get to the mask and the next section, the n

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laura: it is the latest layer to add complications to unusual election. this election got pushed back five weeks. due to the coronavirus. it was unusual election because the first time pennsylvania voters could cast a ballot by mail. coronavirus and the protests across the state, it is pretty dramatic. a lot of voters in philadelphia. the state has not had to make help make sure voting goes smoothly due to the demonstrations, except for one change in six counties with a ballot can be counted -- [indiscernible] the election offices are the areas that had the most unrest, .here are ballots to be counted host: as we talked to reporters like you in battleground states, what will make this campaign so different and interesting is it has become a virtual campaign, most notably the campaign rallies we are accustomed to that will not happen, the door-to-door canvassing is not going to happen. how is this going to unfold in a key state like pennsylvania? many people believe whoever wins and so then you wins the election. the downward ticket as well, even congressi

christine, laura? >> all right, elizabeth. thank you for that. >>> let's get a check on cnn business this tuesday morning. take a look at markets around the world. all higher here. significant gains in tokyo, hong kong, and shanghai as well. futures, they are up. looks like a bounce again here today. stocks finished higher monday after a rocky trading day. the dow swung more than 1,000 points between the low and high before closing up 158 points. the s&p 500, nasdaq also finished higher. couple of competing interests here. investors are concerned about a spike of coronavirus cases in the u.s. and china and were called after the federal government wanted the main street program to help small and middle sized buyers. >>> the airlines is using its frequent flyer program to raise money. it will have 17 billion in cash on hand by the end of the year. these kinds of loans could become a common way for airlines to raise cash from the frequent flyer programs in the future. united said the loans should not affect any of its 100 million