> laura: governors stay there. final thoughts from florida when we return. the red state trail blazers. stay there. [cheers & applause] p to speed... is scotts turf builder rapid grass. it grows two times faster than seed alone for full, green grass. everything else just seems... slow. it's lawn season. let's get to the yard. ♪ ♪ >> laura: tonight i hope we've proved to the american people once and for all that the real people in this -- the real power in this country resides in the state houses and the governor's mansion's across the country. the governors with me tonight are using that power the right way. they are not constraining their citizens. they are empowering them. i want to thank all of you for being here tonight, participation was fantastic. another round of applause. we are going to do another one of these next time in texas. governor rick to sanders, abbott, reynolds, read. i want to thank the great state of florida for hosting us, our wonderful audience. good night from florida. see you tomorrow

>> no, i don't think so, laura. look, we had national glue in the past to hold us together as a nation. we had manifest destiny, great depression, we had wars and other activities. we -- covid should have been the national glue holding us together but it wasn't. in fact, it drove us further apart. you saw states arguing with states and states arguing with the national government about nhow to proceed. how to distribute vaccines. no, i don't see any choice going forward. stit may be a natural thing. like a brexit only in the united states, where states, blue states and red states separate and have some type of friendly trading relationship or friendly transportation relationship, but they are all self-governed which is really what the founders intended in the first place. t >> laura: craig, when you see the difference between the way things are going now in florida, or tennessee, or texas, or south dakota, and then you see the way things are going, and even virginia, where i know you live in virginia, it really does

laura ingraham takes it away. >> ♪ ♪ >> laura: i am laura ingraham and this is "the ingraham angle" from washington tonight. is it safe to be black in america. ben carson has a response made by democratic leaders and raymond arroyo breaking news down how the biden administration used dr. fauci and hollywood to sell you on the vaccine. why the hard sell? "seen and unseen" has all the details. first a follow on from friday night that caused such a stir. reading, writing and inciting. that's the focus of tonight's "angle." what does it mean to be an educated person in the united states? in mi t, they teacher and learn and study. would think that they would find top flight speakers and thinkers and inohivators. but then antifa and blm showed up. -->> disarment of the police and -- [muffled audio]. >> no liberation. >> no revolution. >> laura: you could hear the mit community members cheering them on. not aware that without capitalism many would not have scholarships and the campus would want exist. they were funded by funded by rich alumnis who made money as capitalists on. in oakland how ma

>> laura: why was that significant? >> we know that george floyd had fentanyl in his system, a lethal overdose. the prosecution's argument is that he was such a habitual opioid user that even a very high dose might not kill him. that seems like kind of a flimsy ground in which to seek a criminal conviction for homicide. the reason why the foaming at the mouth is important, just like the fact that he kept complaining about not being able to breathe, these are symptoms of fentanyl overdose. the jury doesn't know it yet but they are going to learn before the trial is over that those are symptoms of fentanyl poisoning. >> laura: go ahead, alan. >> go ahead, ask the question. >> laura: i want to just move to laurie hall, a longtime friend of floyd, he was on the scene when he died and he's pleading the fifth. is that significant in any way? >> sure, the jury always takes that kind of thing into account. a lot of this will be put into perspective if and when the key decision is made by the defense and that is whether to put f

laura ingraham takes over. >> laura: i'm laura ingram and this is "the ingraham angle" on a busy friday night. a shocking admission in the derek chauvin trial. and biden and kamala's rough public appearances and bizarre documentary from cher? raymond arroyo explains in friday's follies. first, biden's insurrectionist. that's the focus of the angle. much to the dismay of top military brass when president biden announced he will end the war in afghanistan and bring our troops home. the move is long overdue and a goal of the trump administration you should recall. biden won't get the credit he deserves in ending one awful war if he helps ignite a more damaging one here at home. far from governing as the moderate figure that so many suburban woman thought he would be. biden is a radical and his narratives are pitting american against american along racial, ethnic, political lines. for starters, there's the fbi's move to surveil and target trump supporters as domestic extremists. >> they call themselves patriots. they've been revealed to be traitors and terrorists. >> there are legitimate wh

laura, i am dying to get your take on the woke oscars. >> laura: raymond arroyo will do that. >> sean: i want your take. >> laura: i wrote the book shut up and sing 15 years ago. this was so long in the coming. they were going to lose audience share and turn off the public. you captured it with the ufc fantastic interview. that was fantastic. i really enjoyed that. it was very, very fun. he is a great guy. >> sean: i am so glad he said that chris is up and walking tonight. >> laura: god bless. i can't watch that. that made my stomach turn, but i love him. great show. >> sean: my favorite sport. i don't know what that says about me. >> laura: i am laura ingraham and this is "the ingraham angle" from washington. why is the cdc and the blue states pushing for masking of 2 years old? my medicine cabinet breaking news down on-going child abuse. biden's anti-american presidency in 100 days. victor davis hansen and molly hemmingway on what his real standing with the public is. what is really going on behind the oscars record low rating. raymond arroyo will unpack it in "seen and unseen." fir

laura ingraham. >> laura: you are at 11 p.m. eastern tomorrow. i am on at midnight. i am doing the swing shift -- is that the swing shift? that's third shift. i am doing third shift. >> sean: we should be thankful we work at a great company and have a job we like. >> laura: aren't you susie sunshine tonight? what happened to the cynical you that it we know and love? >> sean: trust me. that part of me never dies. these are trouble times. a compliment to you: i am glad there are voices like yours, mine and others out there. there are not enough of us. we need to be a spoke in the wheel because this radicalism is real. >> laura: you got it. we are going to pick up where you left off on that issue of the need for americans to fight back and be unafraid. great show tonight. i am laura ingraham and this is "the ingraham angle" from washington. the unmasking of the cdc's incompetence continued and joe biden provided comedic relief. a high school track star collapsed while running an outdoor race, 800 meters, due to the mask that she was forced to wear under these idiotic gu

again. >> laura: my goodness. speaking of the court, shannon, many on the left are now calling for justice steve breyer to step down. >> there has been a lot of pressure, lawrence, on justice stephen breyer, who is 82, to step down, not today, yesterday, last week, in january, to give up his seat, i think there are -- we've all learned a lesson of ruth bader ginsburg. >> laura: shannon, as someone who knows the courts so well what is the chance of that happening? >> we hear nothing that he's not continuing to plan and work and keep moving forward. you remember this bill, justice ginsberg, calls from the left, pieces, op ed saying you're doing a disservice to the country, everything you stand for, you've got to stem down. her take on it was you're not going to get somebody qualified and confirmed and vote the way i do and i'll stay here as long as i can. the left is very mad about the way that she left the bench and president trump was able to get his third confirmation to the bench. justice breyer doesn't seem lik

laura, when you hear that, what does that tell you? >> that's just further confirmation of what i've been studying, you know, for the past couple years, laura. i go to, as a journalist, i try to understand what lies behind the euphemisms and the words that they use. so i go to history. i go particularly to what they say about themselves. i go to the ground. i look at their actions. and i can tell you what i've found is that this is not an accident. the demonizing of police is orchestrated. it's well funded and it is backed by the most powerful people in this country. it does not represent the views, as dan patrick was saying there, of most americans of all races, not hispanic americans or black americans, asian americans or white americans, and yet it is all that we hear about. and it is not journalists who make up these narratives. they have inherit baez which is exploited by these political operatives but there is an ideology, taking moments for a mass movement and you look it up on line there's a ton of writing about this and that's

laura ingraham is up next. have a great welcome. >> laura: i am laura ingraham and this is "the ingraham angle" from washington tonight. shooting death of a 13-year-old boy in chicago by a police officer set the city on edge. after body cam video was released activiyactivity -- act are calling this a state sponsored execution. first reading, writing and wokism. that's the focus of tonight's "angle." if you thought that left wing radicalism is limited to street protests is limited to portland. the "the ingraham angle" learned that students at stone ridge an elite all girls catholic high school in d.c. received an email announcing a mandatory workshop to address equity and inclusion. it reads in part, the theme for the festival is culture identity. isn't that nice? the email says you can choose from two groups. affinity or accountability. affinity is for only where you aisle like lbgtq. if you are white non-lgbtq sign up for the white accountability group. there are 13 white accountability groups on the sign up p

. ♪ ♪ >> laura: i am laura ingraham. this is "the ingraham angle." another big show for you tonight. senator lindsey graham, congressman burgess owens, mollie hemingway, dinesh d'souza, laura logan all here but first, this is a good one. pro china, anti-georgia, that is the focus of tonight's angle. a lot has happened since tuesday when the angle first alerted you to the importance of demanding georgia's common sense voter i.d. and election integrity law be sustained. not only have major american ceos come out to oppose the completely reasonable voter protection effort, joe biden's advisors even shoved him out to make the same point. >> what do you think about the possibility that baseball decides to move their all-star game out of atlanta because of this political issue. >> i would strongly support them doing that. the very people who are victimized the most are the people who are the leaders in these various sports. it's just not right. this is jim crow on steroids. >> laura: it looks like the american gothic painting. the only thing missing is the

. ♪ ♪ >> laura: i am laura ingraham. this is "the ingraham angle." another big show for you tonight. senator lindsey graham, congressman burgess owens, mollie hemingway, dinesh d'souza, lara logan all here but first, this is a good one. pro china, anti-georgia, that is the focus of tonight's angle. a lot has happened since tuesday when the angle first alerted you to the importance of demanding georgia's common sense voter i.d. and election integrity law be sustained. not only have major american ceos come out to oppose the completely reasonable voter protection effort, joe biden's advisors even shoved him out to make the same point. >> what do you think about the possibility that baseball decides to move their all-star game out of atlanta because of this political issue. >> i would strongly support them doing that. the very people who are victimized the most are the people who are the leaders in these various sports. it's just not right. this is jim crow on steroids. >>th laura: it looks like the american gothic painting. the only thing missing is th

laura, take it away. >> laura: i was out hiking the other day in the woods with my dogs. yep, a woman in the middle of an open field. maybe 30 or 40 yards away from me and my dogs. i think she left -- she could have been in the olympics. she leapt over that path. >> sean: was she running away from you or the dogs? >> laura: i didn't have a mask on in the open field. >> sean: dr. fauci was telling us a mask can't work. >> laura: they will hold on to this mask thing as long as they can. i am laura ingraham and this is "the ingraham angle." with their constant lying about shootings involving the police, the left are seeking to divide the country. newt gingrich is here on that. for over a year, this show has told you that again outside during covid, it's safe and wearing masks outdoors, it's become a mental illness. brought on the government and finally some in the larger media, the medical community have begun to awaken from their covid slumber. she will show you what is happening there. first -- we the big climate con is the focus of tonight's "angle." fresh off declaring t

i am laura ingraham and mrs. the ingraham angle. minnesota is on edge, despite the curfew that's been in effect after last nights out of control situation. you saw the looting. first, breaking woke capitalism. that is the focus of tonight's angle. for a long time it's been clear that conservatives have to rethink their relationship with big business. we've been talking about this for a long time. it's increasingly obvious that much of the business community supports an agenda that not only is disastrous for working-class americans but completely at odds with their beliefs and values. i want to walk through a few examples. for starters, most americans are seriously concerned about the growing power of the chinese communist party. it's a force for evil. it crushes freedom everywhere it can. it's building an enormous military. threatens anyone who does not bend to its will. of course it's torturing christians and uighur muslims. most americans want to see our leaders condemned china's depravity but big business prefers the groveling ro

laura ingraham. i haven't thrown to you. we have been going right to alerts. >> laura: i know. that was a powerful show tonight, sean. >> sean: thanks, laura. >> laura: it's a time for our country to take a breath and separate fact from fiction and he really did a great job of that we are going to pick it up right where you left off. all right, thanks, sean. i am laura ingraham. this is p90 from washington tonight. we are getting wrightwood. convicting america, that's the focus of tonight's angle. now they really want you to think that they care about black people in america, about their well-being and their safety, about protecting them from abuse and discrimination, about ensuring equal justice under the law. but here's the dirty little secret. the most powerful forces in america fueling the current rage against police, they are playing everyone. and they're using grieving families to perpetrate their fraud on all of us. their goal isn't to justice. its revolution. they don't even care about convicting police officers who commit crimes. what they really want to do is to convi

. >> laura: nothing says respect the chair like a saying shut, shut your mouth. they had to run in to rescue the in distress, fauci. we have jim jordan on the show tonight, i can't wait to find out the behind-the-scenes maneuvers. he's like a fuzzy teddy bear, can answer a few questions? get all the answers from the chinese? it was ridiculous. great show, we'll be picking up the coverage where you left off. i'm laura ingraham and this is a packed "the ingraham angle" from washington, we are keeping our eyes trained on minnesota as the 10:00 p.m. curfew approaches again come alive report from the ground in moments, we are monitoring chicago after another shooting of a young black teenager, we are keeping our eyes on that as well. plus senator tom cotton, chris christie, congressman jim jordan after that explosive exchange with fauci and candace owens is with us, she's going to top it all off. but first, beijing, blm, another kerry fiasco, that's the focus of tonight's angle. when trump was president, the democrats were forever warning us about his tweets and state

laura ingraham is next. see you tomorrow. >> laura: i'm laura ingraham and this is "the ingraham angle" from washington tonight. for the fourth night, protesters and some criminals in brooklyn center, minnesota, are looking for excuses to riot, cause trouble. for a second straight night, the mayor has decided not to enforce any curfew until 10:00 p.m. central. we know nothing happens before then. that is 11:00 eastern. we're going to monitor the situation on the ground throughout the hour and bring you live reporting and developments as they occur. your hearing the banging and various theatrics going on on the street. we'll see them play out and we have reporters on the scene as well. but first, and on a related note, we are going to get to something we wanted to hit last night but we were overwhelmed by the stories in the ground in minnesota but this is related. ghost stories, yes. ghost stories. that's the focus of tonight's angle. i'm sure you've noticed when media outlets devote hours and hours of nonsto

hi, laura. what it was, you had the rows and rows of mostly state troopers that appeared to me as they're coming in that direction. they said media disburse. so there wasn't any uncertainty in the command they were giving out. they're trying to maintain order. the right thing is to go with those commands. also, as a matter of safety, too. certainly a number of people in this crowd that looked like and said they were intent on causing trouble. they weren't obeying the orders to disburse the tear gas, the rows and rows of police officers came out. that's a scene in front of the headquarters at brooklyn center, laura. >> laura: make, the mayor said and predicted a curfew would not have affected or decreased the level of violence that might occur on the street or unrest if that's what we're calling it. given the fact that as you said the usual props of umbrellas and black backpacks loaded up with lord knows what. does that look like he was making a considered call there about the curfew to you? >> w

laura: larry, thank you. in other news now, the u.s. senate has passed legislation to tackle the rise in violence and discrimination against asian americans. 94 senators backed the proposal. only one republican voted against it. attacks on asian americans increased during the covid-19 pandemic. the measures will now be put before the house of representatives. a man who set off a pipe bomb during rush hour and a new york city subway station has been sentenced to life in prison. he detonated the bomb in times square station in december 2017. he later claimed he only wanted to kill himself and was not acting on behalf of islamic state. you're watching bbc world news americ still to come on tonight's program, russia is pulling back a large buildup of troops on the ukrainian border in an apparent move to reduce tensions. the world health organization and the africa centers for disease control have urged countries not to destroy covid-19 vaccines that are out of date or have expired. only 2% of the worlds vaccinations have been administered i

mark: i am laura trevelyan and this is bbc world. and covid crisis deepens, hospitals overwhelmed, record infectionsnd soaring death rates. the situation in delhi is dire. >> through the day, there are frantic pleas for hospital beds, oxygen, medicine, on the phone, online, even on the streets. laura: what is fueling the staggering rise in cases? we look at the affect variants are having across the country. president biden is going big in his first address to a joint session of congress. his plan would involve trillions of dollars in government spending. republicans are wary. apollo 11 astronaut michael collins has died, a key member of the mission to the moon. president biden called him a key member in that remarkable accomplishment. welcome to world news america on pbs and around the globe. in india, the coronavirus pandemic is worsening with more than 2 million people infected in the past week. the death toll has passed 200000 and experts believe the actual. number may be far higher. people have died waiting for beds as oxygen sup

laura: steve rosenberg live in moscow, thank you. president biden held his first in person meeting with a foreign leader at the white house today, and the marquis treatment went to the japanese prime minister. japan is the strongest u.s. ally in the pacific region. there was much for the two to talk about from the threat from china to trade. president biden said cooperation between the u.s. and japan is vital. president biden: i am really pleased to welcome such a good ally and great partner. the united states and japan have a big agenda ahead of us. we are two important democracies , and our cooperation is vital, in my view, and i believe in both of our views, to meeting the challenges facing the nations and ensuring the region remain free, open, and prosperous. laura: joining us now for more on the significance of this meeting is she less meth, senior fellow at the -- sheila smith, senior fellow at the council for foreign relations. what does it say about president biden's priorities that the first leader to get in the door at the

laura, i've been treating weapons my whole life. i think i have to get my hands on one of those things because i never actually seen one of those before. but again, it's another thing that is not going to pass. i think the democrats aren't as much trouble as a party -- as the party and power could be. i don't think joe biden has very much longer and is health is going to seem out. people like joe biden. kamala harris has a likability of typhoid fever, and she's probably going to need his party going into the term and they are talking gun control. i think they are in serious trouble. >> matt, jesse, army, great to see all of you. thanks for being with us so late. and as mentioned at the top, biden said the word crisis nearly a dozen times tonight. but he didn't use that word to describe what is happening at our southern border. in fact, he is laying out the welcome mat for the illegals. >> congress needs to pass legislation this year to finally secure protection for dreamers. the young people that only know america as their home. pro

laura ingraham takesaway. >> ♪ ♪ >> laura: i am laura ingraham and this is "the ingraham angle" from washington tonight. is it safe to be black in america. laura: this is the in the graham angle, is it safe to be black in america, ben carson has a can't miss response to a shocking claim by influential media members and democratic leaders. raymond arroyo breaks down how the biden administration used fauci and hollywood to sell you on the vaccine last night. seen and unseen has the details but first a bit of a follow-on from what we did friday night, reading, writing and inciting, that is the focus of tonight's angle. what it does it mean to be in educated person in the united states? a place like mit where the premium mines in mathematics and science, they teach, they learn, they study would naturally think we would find speakers, thinkers and innovators, but then antifa and blm showed up. >> demilitarization. disarmament of the police and demand dismantling all police departments, necessitates the destruction of the political economic system of capitalism and imperialism as well as p

laura: thank you so much for being with us. it has been day for of the murder trial of eric shaaban. today, we heard emotional testimony from george floyd's former girlfriend. a paramedic described how he had to indicate that derek chauvin should move off of george floyd's body. >> a man who enjoyed food, exercise, and taking selfies, george floyd's girlfriend painted a picture of the man she loved. she told court about life they shared including their addiction. >> is a classic story of how many people get addicted to opioids. we got addicted and we tried really hard to break that addiction manyimes. >> the prosecution wanted to show his addiction was not a reflection of his character. the issue is central to derek chauvin's defense. >> for the majority of the time, floyd was clean. it was your belief that mr. floyd started using again about two weeks prior to his death. i noticed a change in his behavior, yes. >> the court heard that he had previously oveosed and that friends were with him and sold him drugs the day before. n

laura ingraham is up next. have a great welcome. >> laura: i am laura ingraham and this is "the ingraham angle" from washington tonight. shooting death of a 13-year-old boy in chicago by a police officer set the city on laura: this is the in the graham angle from washington, the shooting death of a 13-year-old boy in chicago by a police officer has said the city on edge which by video was released, activists are calling this and other state-sponsored execution but what really happened in this case? the lawyer from the officer who filed the fatal shot is here exclusively in moments and will tell his side of the story but first, reading, writing and woke, that is the focus of tonight's angle. if you left-wing blm radicalism is limited to street protests in cities like minneapolis and portland you are sorely mistaken. the ingraham angle learned just a few days ago students at stoneridge, and elite all girl catholic high school in the dc area received an email announcing a mandatory daylong workshop to advance the

laura: aren't you susie sunshine tonight. what happened to the cynical sean hannity we've come to know and love. >> that part of me never dies that these are troubled times. i will say this as a compliment to you. i'm glad there are voices like yours, mine, others out there. not enough of us. we need to be a spoke in the wheel because this radicalism is real. laura: i am glad you said that because we are going to pick up where you left off on that issue of the need for americans to fight back and be unafraid. great show tonight. this is the ingrave angle from washington. the unmasking of the cdc's incompetence continues today and president biden was there to provide unintended comedic relief and the guidance is so useful that i school trakstar collapsed while running an outdoor race due to the mask that she is forced to wear under these idiotic guidelines. is here tonight and will tell us her story. but first there urged to purge, that is the focus of tonight's angle. remember, it all sounded so wonderfully refreshing. i soug

laura: george w. bush resurfaced. >> if you were to describe the republican party as you see it today how would you describe it? >> i would describe it is isolationist, protectionist and to a certain extent nativeist. >> may i have another? >> there is an obvious crisis at the border, 55% of americans in a quinnipiac poll have problems with the way joe biden is handling it. what does president bush think he is accomplishing by reverting -- for years - the protectionism and xena phobia, nativeism but former president bush's book is a collection of his paintings of immigrants with a political purpose. >> i want to say to congress please put aside the harsh rhetoric about immigration. i hope i can help set a tone that is more respectful about the immigrant. one can create a lot of fear. they are coming after you but it is a nation that is willing to accept the refugee or the harmed or the frightened to me is a great nation. >> i am not sure if these amateur paintings, well intended though they may be acc

let not your heart be troubled, laura ingraham takes over right now. >> laura: i'm laura ingram this is "the ingram angle" with a packed show from washington tonight. we laura: a pack show from washington. during this hour we are going to be live on the ground in minneapolis where crowds are starting to gather in greater numbers. alan dershowitz, bob woodson, florida governor ron desantis, lera logan and a lot more with reaction. but first, the big lie about america, that is the focus of tonight's angle. a few hours after the data showing guilty verdict was handed down president joe biden and vice president kamala harris spoke to the nation and lied about the nation. >> america has a long history of systemic racism. black americans and black men in particular have been treated throughout the course of our history as less than human. >> we can't stop here. we can and we must do more to reduce the likelihood of tragedies like this will ever occur again and this takes acknowledging and confronting head on systemic racism and the racial disparities that have existed in policing and our c

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laura: it plagues american lives? what a dim view of a country he was elected to lead and before that barack obama two times elected. even if president biden is putting on an act to appease the hard left it is having a negative affect on our country and our psyche and feeding the size of racial strife. what is worse, the left is pushing this poison in our schools, that is why it is important for our leaders to call out this lunacy which senator tim scott did in his rebuttal last night. >> hear me clearly. america is not a racist country. it is backwards to fight discrimination with different types of discrimination and it is wrong to try to use our painful past to dishonestly shutdown db. >> like senator scott the governor is with the onset tonight don't share biden's cream you for america. governor desantis touched on this in the beginning but i want all of your reaction to the hideous response to tim scott's rebuttal to biden yesterday. the hashtag uncle tim was trending through twitter all day long because the bigg

laura: you mentioned your relative. what is it like for you personally reporting on this story while living through it? >> there are two aspects to it. you are surrounded by the stories of human suffering. there is too much. you hear people losing their parents, their brother, their sister. this inability to do anything, you have a relative who is dead you are not able to go to the funeral. you are not able to attend cremation. it is one aspect. it takes a toll on you. the second aspect is, what i am suffering is my family now they are also suspect because the pcr tests came back negative but the doctor says they have the classic symptoms of covid. this is not just my case, it has happened to a lot of people. you are always dreading that something might go wrong. telling people back home to please check your oxygen levels. it is very nerve-racking, i wod say. >> thank you so much for your reporting. as india struggles with covid, brazil has become the second country in the world to report more than 400,000 covid deaths.

thank you. >> i love your sneakers. >> laura: the judge is a sharp dresser. >> true >> laura: cyrus. >> hello greg >> laura: how are you. >> good how are you >> laura: what are you up to. >> just watching the snooze >> laura: the news or law and order. >> no, i was and i flipped over and i was like who is that screaming is that gutfeld!? that is gutfeld!. first i would like to say thank you for being honest. not an easy thing to say something that was real. we all got caught up in this narrative, and i'm ashamed to say i did myself. at one point i'm watching myself and i start thinking, what if they get reasonable doubt, what do we do? i got caught up in it. this was an open and shut case. i don't know one person and i don't think anybody in this building who knew somebody who was like, i don't know. you know, i don't know. there was film. there was nothing disputable. but still it got lumped into all these things and they started building their thing, like what if they get him off, what if, what if, to the point we started taking something that was unequivocal -- he even tried to pl

laura: i don't think mayors in these blue states have credibility. they have been soft on this, empathizing with criminals, and thinking the worst of most police officers so police officers are not going to lose their livelihood, their pension. at some point they will decide for what? i will stick my neck out when i could be sued for everything i have, they could lose everything they worked for and are thought of in the worst possible light as criminals. i can't believe -- i live minneapolis, i love minnesota, this is disgusting tonight. they are making an announcement right now apparently, what is the announcement? >> want me to step out of the shot -- shannon: they are going to start arresting people immediately, they are moving in. mike tobin is telling us they're moving and we will go to mike tobin on the ground, what do you think? >> watching rows and rows, largest showing of law enforcement ever, this is certainly a sizable showing of law enforcement and they are marching on north humbled avenue, you can see the water bottles getting thrown at

laura: what? joining me now is molly hemingway, fox news contributor and victor davis hanson, senior fellow of the hoover, 50 is the new 60. operation warp speed at the trump economy and the red states opening had nothing to do with the great economy we have now. unbelievable. >> that's all there is. he did hibernate during the campaign. people thought he had done that. the military is obsequious. he has a waterloo soon because every issue, open borders, voter id, energy, they don't pull 51% and people are getting tired and that is why is not 59 or 60. we have all of this pent-up demand, we should be encouraging production, lower taxes, less regulation, more energy but he is sending the opposite signals and the productive capacity will not keep up with the demand in this $4 trillion, california gas, housing, food, lumber, everything is skyhigh except the annual raise, 7% nationwide. i guess he has to go back to gerald ford but he has to address inflation pretty soon. laura: victor just nailed it.

laura ingraham takes over. >> laura: i'm laura ingram and this is "the ingraham angle" on a busy friday >> this is ingraham angle on a busy friday night. the shocking admission from an alternate journal juror in the chauvin file, the jury in termination affect the outcome. alan dershowitz has the answer. biden and kamala's republic opinions is a truly bizarre documentary from share. raymond explorer explained in friday volleys. biden absence erection us. that's the focus of tonight's angle. it was much to the dismay of top military brass when president biden announced he will end the war in afghanistan and bring our troops home. the move is long overdue and was a gold the trump administration but biden is not going to get the credit he deserves in ending one awful war if he hopes segment and even more damaging one here at home. far from governing as a moderate figure some of these suburban women likely thought he would be biden is a radical and his policies and poisonous narratives are already hitting american against american along racial, ethnic, political and economic lines. for star

laura ingraham, we missed you. welcome back from vacation. hope you had some good time o >> minnesota right on the brink. tobin is one of the best reporters period, unafraid and out there and as such a professional job. >> did you hear what he said? i got it. i've been guest before. >> he's been in the middle east. it is cool. i'm not worried. fantastic coverage. thanks so much. minnesota is on edge. the curfew has been in effect but it will make a difference after last night's out of control situation. you saw the looting but breaking woke capitalism, the focus of tonight's angle. for a long time it has been clear conservatives have to rethink their relationship with big business. it is increasingly obvious much of the business community supports an agenda not only disastrous for working-class americans but at odds with their belief and values. i want to walk through a few examples. most americans are seriously concerned about the growing power of the chinese communist party. it is the force for evil but crushes freedom everywhere it can, bu

laura? >> nick, thank you for that. >>> west virginia senator joe manchin warning that he will hold up president biden's $2 trillion infrastructure package unless changes are made. senator manchin says he and a handful of other senate democrats believe the corporate tax hikes that are supposed to pay for the measure, they are just too steep. jasmine wright is live at the white house this morning. jasmine, senator manchin is warning biden's infrastructure bill is in trouble before it even gets off the ground. what are you hearing? >> reporter: laura, joe manchin is back as we expected and ready to use his leverage in the senate to pull this americans jobs plan of president biden's as close to the middle as possible. he has taken umbrage with this corporate tax hike, president biden proposed it be raised to 28, right now it is at 21. manchin says that it is too high. he said something around 25% is more fair. he said that in a local radio interview. listen, at the end of the day democrats need

laura: i am going to dvr the special. christie know them sends a clear message about potential resettling of illegal immigrants in her state. she is here on that plus reaction to what is happening in minnesota. meet bob minetti, loving husband, father and pancreatic cancer survivor. i am so glad i learned what was possible for me. to learn more about the latest research, including clinical trials, visit pancreatic cancer collective.org. >> laura: laura: of the biden administration tries resettling illegal aliens in tacoma they have to get past governor christie knowem. and how would you enforce this. >> >> what i have determined by watching the actions of this president is he's making america unsafe. people processing the border illegally, we do not know who they are, multiple news sources that we have people on the terrorist watchlist getting into this country this way and not going to find a place here in south florida. >> are they legally required to alert you to this since they say, i've heard them say this before, th

laura? >> obviously the argument on the other side of this is that if you don't do anything to eliminate it you're going to gum up works that are things that the biden agenda cares about deeply, that the american people want to see the president get done, things like immigration reform, gun control reform, all of the things that the president has signaled may come down the line. what does this ultimately mean forren's agenda? >> it means it will be harder for legislation to pass in the senate, especially legislation that biden wants to pass, immigration reform, gun safety measures, $15 minimum wage that progressives really want. this is legislation that will be harder. republicans are against it and democrats will need ten republicans at least to sign on to this legislation, especially if sometimes manchin or kyrsten sinema the usual subjects usually against these progressive measures don't support these measures. it will be much harder for biden to pass his legislation through congress. >>

i am laura ingraham. with their constant lying about shooting involving the police the left are seeking to divide the country, newt gingrich is here on that, plus for over a year this show soldiers that being outside during covid which sean and i were talking about is safe. wearing masks outdoors has become a mental illness brought on by the government worthless virtues signaling. some in the community have become to awaken from their covid slumber. first, the big climate on is the focus of tonight's angle. fresh off of declaring that america is a systemically racist country that brutalize is black people president biden is urging the world to follow our lead on the moral issue of our time, global warming. >> we must try to keep the earth's temperature to an increase of one.5 degrees celsius. this is a moral imperative. in economic imperative. a moment of peril, also a moment of extraordinary possibilities. shannon: how does the racist, rotten and just society such as ours have any moral standing to order

laura? >> all right. jasmine wright, thank you so much for all of that. appreciate it. >>> just hours after the president spoke of the epidemic of gun violence yesterday that disease spread to a texas office park. one person was killed, five others wounded at kent moore cabinets by a man police say worked there. one worker inside at the time says she feels lucky and blessed to be alive. >> i was painting with my co-worker and i heard -- i heard like boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom. i said, oh, the machine got messed up again, so i tried to walk to figure out which one and when i started walking somebody grabbed me, she was like, no, no, no, we need to run because there's a shooting going on. >> cnn's ed lavandera has more from the scene in bryan, texas. >> reporter: laura, this morning victims of the latest mass shooting here in the united states are recovering and fighting for their lives. police here in bryan, texas, say a gunman walked into a cabinet manufacturing business and started

matt: laura, thank you. laura wright with your business flash. the u.k. will begin rolling out the moderna vaccine later today. you may have hurt us tell you at least 20 times. it is two weeks earlier and there is a lot of reason for optimism as test show optimism in it lasting six months. a concern about the shortfall in doses of astrazeneca and a problem or stoppage, i should say, not a problem, with trial on children. in terms of moderna, new data shows antibodies from the shock last up to six months, the cofounder noubar afeyan said it is also effective against a range of variance. listen to the interview. noubar: it is good news that we are beginning to see good evidence of antibody protection lasting at least six months, that is as long as we had to test it and we expect we will get more and more data, both from the earlier study and from the larger studies that we did later in 2020. lots more to come on that. that is encouraging. as for the variance -- variants, our system is to detect threats. they have shown they can evade the immune response par

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julian laura -- laura okmin. a couple questions we will get into drinking our signature drinks. >> my not -- mine is different, it came out pretty well. >> it doesn't matter. >> questions at the end, a couple questions submitted beforehand. i'm going to jump in. a career in sports journalism. >> people like laura, i wanted to do sports when i was a kid, do play-by-play for the cubs is what i wanted to do but didn't see any women in those roles and to hear a woman call it hub today for the first time is incredibly exciting. a ton of us grew up after the title ix decision we grew up playing sports, i always lived near, around chicago, and all played volleyball, it was a huge part of my life, to talk about sports, if you are interested in social justice, sports is one of those arenas they work through the issues talking about jackie robinson, baseball before we integrated america, billie jean king, no matter what it is, a lot of us, has to do with a lot of different polls including you get to talk about a lot of per

he went on to criticise laura kuenssberg, writing... sirjames added that he was responding to the prime minister's urgent call for help with ventilators, and that he was looking not for any favours, but for clarification on the tax status of his employees. and this is what the bbc had to say on the matter. but some newswatch viewers were still unhappy, with nick riley describing the coverage as... on several occasions this week, bbc journalists questioned government ministers about these various allegations, and one of those occasions came during wednesday's downing street press conference, with this encounter between laura kuenssberg and the health secretary, matt hancock. if a serving government minister is found to have broken the rules on party funding or even law, should they resign? given that this is a coronavirus press conference, you won't be surprised that i'm not going to add to the answers the prime minister's already given to very extensive questioning. thanks. a number of newswatch viewers thought that wasn't an appropriat

is it "langa—stines" or "lango—stines", laura? i know as soon as i said that, i think i got it wrong. itjust depends how posh you are. katya, would you like to correct my pronunciation on that? "langoo—stin". i'm not saying it like that! the weird thing about that is that eu exporters are facing much less hassle than the stuff going the other way �*cause actually the uk�*s external border with eu keeps getting delayed — the full implementation of it. presumably europeans firms are not complaining about this stuff? yes, that is not something that we are hearing - about on the eu side. i think what there is a recognition of and you do hear that _ from eu businesses that export. to the uk as well as uk businesses exporting to the eu — there is this awareness that ? here we're not talking - about teething problems when it. comes to plant and animal products these are permanent barriers, these non—tariff barriers, - and so what the eu keeps fishing for — if you excuse — _ that's a terrible pun, not even comparable j to