>> it was, laura.hard warming to see theut president like the national christmas tree, especially since as lights have been out for so long.ay but there were some -- let's call them outages along the way -- if you are the t white house advance team, it is probably aos good idea to put t teleprompter not so close to the bulletproof glass so the audience can read it. watch.nd ionormas >> jill and i would like to welcome you to the nationalpa christmas treerk lighting. thanks to secretary and the national parks service foundation here they are theit ones doing this. >> laura: oh, yes, you can see it, it is like a decoration. >> yes commit is. >> laura: and the big moment pposthat was supposed to just wt for it to gather around and to a group count down but he couldn't even wait that long. [applause] >> 5-4-3-2-1! [cheers and applause]i >> no build up at all.mina i think that is prematureg illumination, laura. if the timing was a little off,a at least one yuletide tradition was protected: the president per

laura -- >> laura: shorted. theio united nations and has his remarks translated to english, r that is not normal, laura, the only man who quits talking inof the middle o af the sentenceecau because he is done, and sending in the punt on second down. my theory is they tried and it did not work.>> >> laura: he has a little trick when loses his caboose of thought and he starts a sentence, look, i'm not going to get into that. that is his little. >> at the state of the union, it ow inow is the time to start uny and that is not a word.te the sign language interpreter, i believe it was theve iy were coe at the white house. because they can't keep up with this, i don't know, i need something stronger. >> laura: i thought he felhougl into the beer barrels or something. >> i sent spent a lot of time in beer batter. >>> laura: >> laura: fiery words for anti-israel protesters outside of her home.ts a watch. >> cease-fire. >> laura: go back to china. that was kind of random. >> the obvious take away is the republican politi

laura.laura: ha ha. >> that is certainly questionable. that's one of the things that have to get looked at. certainly this going to have to be resolved before these cases can go forward you can't go with this cloud over the prosecutor. if this is the a team they are bringing it raises a lot of questions. >> laura: jack smith and his prosecution, he supposedly is the much more professional, seasoned prosecutor. what's new in that case. >> one of the really important things on that front is that, again, he did not charge president trump with insurrection. there is a federal crime called insurrection. a lot of people in this country think that's what the january 6th case is about. it is not. there is no charge of insurrection in that statute. that's why the colorado and maine things are insane. but, more important, he actually charged them with this novel, untested legal theory that's now in the u.s. supreme court. again, if you are going to go after the president, the former president, the lea

. ♪ >> laura: hi, everyone i'm laura ingraham. this is the ingraham angle. was on a flight to l.a. when i saw the news. as much as i needed a break, i could not let tonight pass given the importance of this moment. now, there are two big stories we are going to hit over the next hour, first, confirming what we have been telling you now for i think it's well over a year, there is a no collision of coalition ofvoters forming in td states turning away from the breakness and despair of the democrat party and toward a more populist pro-america agenda led by donald trump. more on that later. and then, of course, the big news out of cambridge. you can't say we didn't warn them. that's the focus of tonight's angle. ♪ >> laura: with each passing day that ms. gay remains in office, the reputation and credibility of harvard is damaged. tell ms. gay to resign and tell the mit president sally kornbluth to do the same. and, if they don't resign, fire them. >> laura: the truth is all four of those college presidents who had come before congress and then seemed to have trou

[cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ >> laura: i'm laura ingraham.en thisdi is "the ingraham angle" from washingtonight. thank you so much for spending time with us. hide and go leak. that is the focus of tonight's "angle." all right, we love to play hide and go seek as kids especially as theumme sun was setting on at beautiful summer day. welcome, it is winte r time and the adults in charge in thee an senate are still playing games. this one is called hide angod go leak as an hide the text of the so-called senate border deal while leaking out bits and pieces and wha tt is a transpart attempt to satisfy critics. now, it is a classic senate theater of the absurd move with its characters do my characters and mitch mcconnell to be the lead actor.il that is on senator jim langfordl appeared here is trying mightily convince you that biden will enforce new laws under a new bill even though he doesn't use the authority he already has. now under the leaked out t language, biden would not be compelled, not be compelled toue act to close the border and lis, the threshold number of aboutwh 5,000 migrants had

. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> laura: good evening, everyone. i'm laura ingraham. the is "the ingraham a" from washington tonight. the first set of polls just closing in new hampshire. of course, president trump looking to deliver a knockout blow to nikki haley and take full control of the g.o.p. nomination. but haley says no matter what happens tonight, she is in it for the long haul. we're just minutes away from getting the first results. plus my angle on what's at stake in moments. but, first, tonight we have reporters at the trump and haley headquarters. let's go right to alexis mcadams who is standing by at trump watch party. alexis, what are you hearing? >> hey, laura, we were able to check in with the former president today on the ground in new hampshire as he stopped at a polling location and to put it quite simply he is feeling very confident. he thinks he has it in the bag here in new hampshire. he thinks the granite state son board. why? he believes they like his border policies. and that's something that we have been talking to with voters, laura. what

this is exactly what happens, laura. >> laura: it's heart break. we lose those seals.se these three. there are apparently horrific injuries of our troops who were sleeping when it attack took place. we all remember what happened in 1983 in lebanon with 242 marines i believe who died in that attack secretary pompeo we expect more from a secretary of defense after a weekend like this. it's a heart break. >> laura, my of my would tell you every morning when i would wake up cia director, secretary of state, were my folks in the embassy safe? were my guys on the ground cia safe. central focus of what we did. one of the reasons we wanted to ensure we had deterrence. we did pretty damn good work for four years and now we lost that very deterrence we built up in the trump administration. i fear that we're not at the end of this. we are simply just at the beginning. >> laura: secretary pompeo thank you so much. great to see you as always. coming up, the democrats boot-licking reaches disgusting new lows. gavin newsom trying to biden agenda what about his own credibility, next.

. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> laura: hi, i'm laura ingraham. this is a special edition of "the ingraham angle."you are having an amazing starts to 2024. i cannot believe it's another election. all right, the iowa caucuses are just a couple weeks away. and we could soon start to see a thinning of the g.o.p. field. it's about time. but, before things really ramp up. politically, we wanted to take this time to remember how much fun we had in 2023. some of the biggest laughs came of course when raymond with me. here is a look back at what we all did. it's time for "seen and unseen" where we reveal the stories behind the headlines for that we turn to fox news contributor raymond arroyo. all right. biden had an event for the kennedy center honorees i know at the white house. and that happened the other day. queen latifah got a little less than the royal treatment. >> with other movies and movies she has earned golden globe and "primetime" enemy -- enemy. [laughter] that's me. prime time emmy. >> laura, the man can't even read a commendation for a nominee at this point. how can he read complex stateme

>> laura, laura, laura than weal do that against bill barr. the only person.pa >> laura: but the judge wouldha be part of it as well becauseju they should be direct verdict.n >> no, i don't think you can do ethical complaint against a judge based on the fact he is a ridiculous judge. he is not the one who campaigned on doing this. a lawyer who campaigned on this, no, i don't think you can do that. >> laura: sol and mike, good to see you. sol i never recognize you because you're spiffy.s mike you are always spiffy. the children's texas hospital said he is being targeted by biden's doj. hehe is here to tell his story right after this. every day can be extraordinary with rich, creamy, delicious fage total yogurt. i got this $1,000 camera for only $41 on dealdash. dealdash.com, online auctions since 2009. this playstation 5 sold for only 50 cents. this ipad pro sold for less than $34. and this nintendo switch, sold for less than $20. i got this kitchenaid stand mixer for only $56. i got this bbq smoker for 26 bucks. and shipping is always free. go

but, again. >> laura: hey, sean? >> yes. >> laura: you want to put some money on this right now on national tv? so you are saying that nikki haley is going to have momentum after new hampshire? is that what you are saying. >> i'm saying money matters and if she comes within 7 or 8 points of trump, do you get momentum out of that especially where trump is up by 20, to points, if can you close the gap, i don't like it. i have been a trump supporter. i'm a make america great again guy. you can't deny what happens in elections in states in presidential races it. actually does work. you do get some momentum coming to the next state. >> laura: how much money did jeb bush have? he had $200 million going into south carolina and george w. came in and did that big campaign push for him. fun to see the old team back and running around the state. kind of fun to watch that went down like a led balloon. that was a disaster. >> okay, laura, i didn't say it. >> i like him personally. >> if it does happen you do get momentum. i'm not

>> laura: the gait gives it away.e as a democratic talking point. >> i have long called for ment mental competency test for anyone over 75. most do not want a rematch with biden and trump. the first party to retire it's 80-year-old candidate is the party that wins this election. >> joe: i think i figured it out, i guess now it is okay for candidates to talk about age, unless you are don lemon. she says people, politicians are not in their prime, nikki haley is not in her prime. a woman in her prime in her 20s and 30s and maybe 40. >> joe: remember that routine? nikki haley blew her top over this. don lemon made a stupid comment, a person is in their prime when they realize their purpose no matter their age. it is not dictated by how many years you rack up. >> laura: i like to hang around with old people and unwhy people, it's people in the middle who are the problem. the old and young are fun. >> joe: there won't be a new barbie academy play set, "barbie" movie, ryan gossling says he is disappointed the actress and di

. ♪ ♪ >> laura: good evening. i'm laura ingraham.s is "the ingraham angle" from washington tonight. now, what's going to matter more to the country in the retirement from the presidential race of chris christie who devoted his campaign to smashing trump and was polling at about 3.6% nationally or the retirement from college football of alabama coach nick saban who won 297 games, 10 sec championships, seven national championships and had four heisman trophy winners, that's all. i know which retirement is going to upset me the most. finally bowing to reality former governor chris christie did drop by the g.o.p. primary race today and it turns out and it is surprising, shocking i note to so many of you watching tonight. but the g.o.p. constituency isn't actually watching morning joe, and it doesn't hang on every word that the "new york times" plushes. pres pres publi. for someone as sharp as he is, he totally missed the obvious that republican voters are fed up and have been fed up with the old guard for a long time. they are fed up wit

[cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ >> laura: hello, everyone this o is laura ingraham from "the ingraham angled it is going to be back but what about the disappearing acts, that is the focus of tonight's "angle." we saw over the weekend was andh utter collapse of whatever shren of credibility of the biden administration add remaining. now, they dug deeper ontoed b coblatant lies. first the so-called bipartisanis negotiations on the very border crisis that the white house itself precipitated.n now, after alejandro mayorkas and biden green lead, what is it, 12 million migrants into the united states already, they think they can force republicans to agree to a bad deal or get the public to blame them if they don't. what fraud spirit i will dip inton that in a minute but thee second light and post the secretary disappearance act.cret >> speak of president respects the fact that lloyd austin tooke htransparency. he respects the amazing job he's done a secretary. and now handling the crisis ovem the most three years now. verye pa much values his advice, candor, leadership. >> laura: oh come is tha t

>> i'm not concerned, laura. biggest mistake the biden administration couldbigg make wd be confronting law enforcement l or our military, our national guard, and are border atpark this part when we are actually doing the job that the american people want t. so, if they come down and create a situation, all of america already knows now they will clearly see that the democrats take on a state that is operating under ouroper constitutional right to protect our people and protect this country. i don't think even biden will make that mistake. are not looking for a confrontation. we are looking forar them to do their job and protect the lives of texans and americans and protect the borders in this country. for every pe that has died from fentanyl or murder by ms-13 and every law enforcement officer killed in thine line of duty because these people cross the border, that death is on the hands of joe biden and this administration and the policies on the border. they should not confront us. they should just let us do our

. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> laura: good evening, everyone. i'm laura ingraham.is "the ingraham angle" from washington tonight. still winning, that's the focus of tonight's angle. now, our nation's billionaires did not get rich and powerful because they like to make bad investments. they got rich and powerful because they made good investments. at least one high profile nikki haley donor has decided she is a bad investment we learned linkedin founder reid hoffman a biden supporter and haley backer announced ending support for her after double dignity new hampshire loss. also more bad news for nikki. a republican fundraiser told cnbc on wednesday clients helped raise $100,000 for the campaign are now opting out of assisting her bad fundraising news followed haley's pitiful post loss spin raamah. >> today we got close to half of the vote. this race is far from over. there are dozens of states left to go with donald trump you have one battle chaos after another, this court case, that controversy, this tweet. i have long called for mental competency test for politici

>> laura, laura, laura, they only do that against bill barr in new york.s the only person they bring an ethical complaint against. >> laura: the judge would be part of this as well this should have been a directed verdict. summary judgment. >> no. i don't think can you do an ethical complaint against the judge based on the fact that he is ridiculous judge. he is not the one who campaigned on doing. this a lawyer who campaigned on this. so, no, i don't think can you do that. >> laura: sol, mike, good to see you. sol, great to see you in studio. i hardly recognized you. you are so spiffy. mike you are always spiffy. the trans surgeries at texas children want hospital being targeted by biden's doj. is he here to tell his story after this. ♪ ♪ ♪ every day can be extraordinary with rich, creamy, delicious fage total yogurt. jesse: >> the country largest children's hospital said it would stop having gender care for my force. this was card win for concerned parents and their children, but behind the scenes things at texas children did not change. documents reveal

>> laura: raymond, you can tell what he was thinking.thinking, "oh, my god, i could have done this so much better. and my really standing here? what happened?" it's like he has been awakened from a bad dream. he's looking and going, "what?" >> as they see trump continuing to rise, which no one expected here, and you see everyone getting wobbly, it's a bad look for the governor. he chose the wrong horse. but from endorsers who upstage candidates to spectators who are upstaging players, during the chiefs game against the bills the other night, the taylor swift show continued, laura. cbs did repeated cutaways to swift, who was watching her boyfriend, travis kelce, from a box. then there was a special guest star who showed up, his brother, jason. he chug-a-lugged beer shirtless throughout the game, and fans slammed it as a distraction from the game, which i'm not sure is entirely accurate. >> laura: it seems like the old days at the beta house in college. they would take their shirts off and go out in the snow. was it chris farley who did th

laura? >> laura: aishah, thanks so much.ast we will go to vivek ramaswamy's headquarters where fox business correspondent grady trimble is standing by. grady, what are you sensing there? >> hey, laura, well, there is no doubt vivek ramaswamy is considered a long shot in this race. but he has really campaigned hard here in iowa. bill melugin mentioned that ron desantis visited all 99 counties in the hawkeye state. ramaswamy did that two times over. he spent the entire week in the run-up it tonight saying that he expects to surpass expectations. the polling is off. throughout his campaign, ramaswamy has praised former president trump and positioned himself as the candidate who can keep carrying the america first torch but former president trump turned his attacks on ramaswamy just a couple of days ago saying a vote for him a waste, maybe a sign the former president is concerned that ramaswamy could eat into his support. ramaswamy though did not fire back at the former president. laura? >> laura: grady, thank you so much. joini

. >> laura: hello, everyone, i'm laura ingraham. there is "the ingraham angle" from washington tonight. shocking video of a journalist getting arrested just for doing his job. the video and that journalist are here tonight. but, first, mr. trump goes to washington. that's the focus of tonight's angle. >> laura: the same federal court building where many of the j-6 defendants have been sentenced to prison sentences longer than convicted rapist, donald trump appeared today as a three-judge panel, appellate panel heard arguments on his claim of presidential immunity for actions he took when he was in office. his lawyer john sawyer pointed out a key concern. >> we are in a situation where we have the prosecution of the chief political opponent who is winning in every poll presidential election upcoming next year and is being prosecuted by the administration that he is seeking to replace that is the frightening future. that is tailor made to launch cycles reef cripple nation that will shape our republic for the future. >> laura: a valid

[applause]ra: ♪ ♪ >> laura: hello, everyone i'm f laura ingraham and this is "the ingraham angle."as on a flight to l.a. when i saw the news and i thought, as much as i needed the break, i cannot let tonight has given the importance of this moment pure they are two big stories we wil hit over the next hour.th first, confirming what we have been telling you now i thinkof well over a year. there isis a new coalition of voters forming in thefrom united states who are turning away from the bleakness andhe despair of the democrat party and toward a more populous pro-america led by donald trump. more on that later. then, of course, the big news. out of cambridge. you can't say we didn't warn them. that is the focus of tonight's "angle." each passing day clotting k filmic gay remains in office, she is to resign. until the mit president kelly kornbluth to resign. if they don': tht resign, fire s the truth is all four college presidents who came before congress and then seem to have trouble condemning of, they should have been forced to step down. by the way the lawyers to brief them fired

. ♪ >> laura: i'm laura ingraham and this is the ingraham angle thank you so much for joining us.ox news is learning that former republican presidential candidate and senator tim scott will endorse president trump tonight. he's appearing with the former president in new hampshire it's happening this hour we will bring it to you when they come out. focus of tonight's angle. now, there are many reasons to be in a great mood going into this weekend because the good news keeps coming. now, first and most obvious, donald trump blew everyone out of the water in iowa which means that the party is uniting. it's only a matter of time before nikki haley and ron desantis, who both gave it a good go will drop out and if they're smart, they will endorse him taking on biden and the billionaire supporting biden is going to require all hands on deck and a laser beam focus on turnout, mail-in ballots and ballot harvesting. the second piece of good news trump provided some clarity about his v.p. pick. and haley is not on the list. truth be told not a good fit doesn't need a liz cheney for backup. t

i love you, america back♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> laura: good evening, everyone come i am laura ingraham and thissgraham angle" fro unknown. i have been doing a lot of thinking today. january 6 i think should be celebrated by deep-sea fishermen across the united states because we pre now know the capitol rioa the pretext for the government to launch a giant fishing expedition against conservative trump supporter's. according to documents obtained by congressional investigators after january 6, the fedss of coordinated with banks to track purchases of customers by using keywords related to our 45th president. now, just as we predicted backpe in early 2021, the liberalh permanent bureaucractoy use thed events of january 6 to go far beyond run-of-the-millgoal prosecutions for trespassing, vandalism, salt p or their goal was a lot more ambitious. it was to intimidate, to smear, to hound answer failed trump supporter's even if they were not on-site and even if they hadn't committed any acts of violence. now, remember the only person killed that day was the jay sixx process mike protester ashle babbitt

here's laura. ♪ >> laura: good evening everyone, i'm laura ingraham.his is "the ingraham angle" from washington tonight. an american tragedy, that's the focus of tonight's acts gel. ♪ all right, shortly after that nightmare attack sunday on u.s. service personnel in jordan, republicans rushed out to demand that biden launch a significant military retaliation against iran. now, the loss of these three patriots is both heart breaking and enraging. and while the impulse to avenge their deaths is understandable, we cannot afford another protracted conflict in the middle east. and even if we could, we can't rely on this woke series of item wits at the biden pentagon to deliver anything resembling victory. after all, is biden's top military brass had success war gaming ukraine? even tracking our munitions there? and how did millie austin manage that afghanistan withdrawal again? to this day, after 13 u.s. service personnel were left vulnerable and then blown to bits, biden has held no one in his administration accountable, no one. but, of course, he was busy

let's be honest about that, laura.hey are not interested in promoting the interest of the american people, as you mentioned. they are interested in promoting the chamber of commerce and those people that actually fund the senate g.o.p. no, there is nothing that i think we could agree to except for we will stop all immigration immediately, we will secure the border. we will cease all immigration until we get to a merit based immigration system. i mean, the point -- the fact of the matter, is there is no negotiation until we actually stop this, have a conversation about how we completely fix it. and secure our borders. anything short of that is not going to fix this and we all know it, laura. >> laura: chris, right now in cities, i was just in san francisco, tents everywhere. i mean, a block from here where we are right now in d.c. tents everywhere. we have a massive problem in the streets of america right now with americans who are either on drugs, homeless, economically, you know, challenged, and their policy is to hav

. ♪ ♪ >> laura: hello, everyone, i'm laura ingraham.re is the is "the ingraham " from washington tonight. shocking video of a journalist getting arrested just for doing his job. the video and that journalist are here tonight. but, first, mr. trump goes to washington. that's the focus of tonight's angle. >> laura: the same federal court building where many of the j-6 defendants have been sentenced to prison sentences longer than convicted rapist, donald trump and today as a three-judge panel, appellate panel heard arguments on his claim of presidential immunity for actions he took when he was in office. his lawyer john sawyer pointed out a key concern. >> we are in a situation where we have the prosecution of the chief political opponent who is winning in every poll presidential election upcoming next year and is being prosecuted by the administration that he is seeking to replace that is the frightening future. that is tailor made to launch cycles reef cripple nation that will shape our republic for the future. >> laura: a valid point h

come back soon. >> thanks for having me, laura. >> laura: what a week it's been.nanigans. there's going to be a lot more next week, and we've had a lot of fun. hope you did, as well. that's it for us tonight. remember, set your dvr and always stay connected with "the ingraham angle." check social media for all the behind-the-scenes stuff. thanks for watching. remember, it is american now and, you bet, forever. jesse watters takes it from here. have a great weekend. ♪ ♪ >> jesse: welcome to "jesse watters primetime." tonight --

. >> laura: i'm laura ingraham "the ingraham angle" from washington tonight. breaking news on multiple stories. stunning scenes eagle pass, texas tonight as the lone star state takes the stand for its own sovereignty and the rule of law by blocking the biden welcome wagon from fast tracking migrants into the united states. and in chicago, they were forced to move thousands of migrants into what they are calling warming buses due to the record cold temperatures hitting that region. and moving east, to massachusetts, a group in melrose called the immigrant support alliance is reportedly encouraging residents to open their homes to the migrants. information session calling the host home experience takes place on monday. the notice reads are you curious about what is involved in hosting an immigrant for short-term shelter as they begin their journey toward independence? today housing immigrants in your house is voluntary but tomorrow, we'll see at a time when the country is struggling to cope with and pay for the millions that biden has already waived in, most of

. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> laura: good evening, everyone. i'm laura ingraham.his is "the ingraham angle" from parts unknown. all right. i have been doing a lot of thinking today. january 6th, i think, should be celebrated by deep sea fishermen across the united states because we now know that the capitol riot was the pretext for the government to launch a giant fisher expedition against conservative trump supporters. according to documents obtained by congressional investigators after january 6th, the feds coordinated with banks to track purchases of customers by using key words related to our 45th president. now, just as we predicted back in early 2021, the liberal permanent bureaucracy used the events of january 6th to go far beyond run-of-the-mill prosecutions for trespassing or vandalism or assaulted. their goal was a lot more ambitious. it was to intimidate, to smear, to hound, and surveil trump supporters, even if they weren't on site. and even if they hadn't committed any acts of violence. now, remember, the only person killed that day was the j 6 protes

i'm laur >> laura: good evening, i'm laura ingraham. this is "the ingraham angle" back in washington tonight. one step closer is the focus of tonight's angle. after the iowa caucuses, angle gave advice to governor desantis and haley, drop out. people forget how young he is. with what, three more years as florida's governor, he can build an even greater track record in that important state. a future in the republican party for him will be bright. it is time to step aside and endorse trump. waiting for south carolina is a waste of money and political capital. for having nerve to say that, i was sat upon by both candidates who preferred to stay right on the gravy train as long as possible. but yesterday desantis made the right call suspending his campaign and supporting trump. there is a lot of good news lately and this is good for the populous movement and the country. the angle has had great respect for how desantis has led florida, it is a solidly red state and growing like gang busters, we know that narrative. he's built a strong multi

. ♪ ♪ >> laura: good evening,st everyone i'm laura ingraham ande this is "the ingraham angle."ll in des moines tonight. we go straight to new hampshire where there is big news from vivek ramaswamy and president trump. >> we cannot let it happen. we cannot let it continue. we are going down and we cannot let it continue last night. i was honored to receive an endorsement of a man whoatio isb true leader and earned admiration of so maneeiendy adr. i've been a friend even thoughid we were competing against each other.ing but i was a friend of his and we got along and he was saying he has a great president and why is he running if he calls me auy great president?very but he is a fantastic guy'san gnomic guy, smart guy, tremendous ideas. he has some young ideas, too, that is a good thing. so he has a big, beautiful bright future ahead. vivek ramaswamy. [cheers and applause] come on out, vivek. [cheers and applause] >> let's do this, guys. it is good to see you. it is good to be back to new hampshire. we miss you guys.u wekn are going to make thise ar happen. and you know this well.

. ♪ >> laura: good evening, everyone. i'm laura ingraham. this is "the ingraham angle."till in des moines tonight. we're going to go straight to new hampshire where there is big news vivek ramaswamy and president trump. >> let it happen. we can not let it continue. we're going down and we can not let it continue. last night, i was honored to receive the endorsement of a man who has become a true leader and earned the admiration of so many patriots. i have been a friend of his, even though we were competing against each other. but i was a friend of his and we got along and he was saying he is a great president. i kept saying why is he running? he keeps calling me a great president. [laughter] >> he is a fantastic guy. very smart guy. he has some tremendous ideas and is he young and got some young ideas, too. that's a good thing. so he has a big, beautiful, bright future ahead. vivek ramaswamy. [cheers] [cheers and applause] >> let's do, this guys. good to see you. it's good to be back to new hampshire. we miss you guys. we're going to make this happen and you guys know th

the team of 8 members and the us with laura and lola. both disciplines have 2 routines, technical and free, and the final result is determined by the average of both scores. the inquiry, the technique is just the only state when we don't have it yet, given that we have barely completed, we're doing quite well. what's different is that we are uninhibited when we compare. we show our happiness because we feel comfortable because we here to enjoy . we don't have insecure receipts, even though we are technically inferior to the rest. certainly rare to see a group of 8 women practicing. oh, you're right. and for 13 years like us, i'm more over competing. that is quite rare. i believe that's our main value. i think we actually practice every morning, not because of japan, all the competition, but because it's what we enjoyed most and because to me, the best feeling is rushing out to walk off to practicing with you. the keep on practicing support is a way to feel young. you don't allow the old age to reach you. the many women come up to us most

the team members and the us with laura and lola. both disciplines have to routines, technical and free. and the final result is determined by the average of both scores. the inquiry, the technique is just the only safe when we don't have it yet. given that we have barely completed, we're doing quite well. what's different is that we are uninhibited when we components we show happiness because we feel comfortable because we here to enjoy. we don't have insecure receipts, even though we are technically inferior to the rest. certainly rare to see a group of 8 women practicing. oh you're right. and for 13 years like us, i'm more over competing. that is quite rare. i believe that's our main value. i think we actually practice every morning. not because of japan, all the competition, but because it's what we enjoy most and because to me, the best feeling is rushing out to a cough to practicing with you. the keep on practicing support is a way to feel young. you don't allow the old age to reach you. the many women come up to us mostly wome

the team members and the us with laura and lola. both disciplines have to routines, technical and free. and the final result is determined by the average of both scores. the inquiry, the technique is just the only safe when we don't have it yet. given that we have barely completed, we're doing quite well. what's different is that we are uninhibited when we continue to show our happiness because we feel comfortable because we here to enjoy it. we don't have insecure receipts, even though we are technically inferior to the rest. certainly rare to see a group of 8 women practicing. oh you're right. and for 13 years like us on more over competing, that is quite rare. i believe that's our main value. i think we actually practice every morning. not because of japan, all the competition, but because it's what we enjoy most and because for me, the best feeling is rushing out to walk off to practicing with you. the keep on practicing support is a way to feel young. you don't allow the old age to reach you the many women come up to us mostly

the team members and the us with laura and lola. both disciplines have 2 routines, technical and free, and the final result is determined by the average of both scores. the inquiry, the technique is just the only safe when we don't have it yet, given that we have barely completed, we're doing quite well. what's different is that we are uninhibited when we compare. we show happiness because we feel comfortable because we here to enjoy. we don't have insecurity, even though we are technically inferior to the rest. certainly rare to see a group of 8 women practicing. oh, you're right. and for 13 years like us, i'm more over competing. that is quite rare. i believe that's our main value. i think we actually practice every morning, not because of japan, all the competition, but because it's what we enjoy most and because to me, the best feeling is rushing out to a cough to practicing with you. the keep on practicing support is a way to feel young. you don't allow the old age to reach you. the many women come up to us mostly women, but al

the team members and the us with laura and lola. both disciplines have to routines, technical and free, and the final result is determined by the average of both scores. the inquiry, the technique is just the only safe when we don't have it yet, given that we have barely completed, we're doing quite well. what's different is that we are uninhibited when we components we show happiness because we feel comfortable because we here to enjoy. we don't have insecure receipts, even though we are technically inferior to the rest. certainly rare to see a group of 8 women practicing. oh, you're right. and for 13 years like us, i'm more over competing. that is quite rare. i believe that's our main value. i think we actually practice every morning, not because of japan, all the competition, but because it's what we enjoy most and because for me, the best feeling is rushing out to walk off to practicing with you. the keep on practicing support is a way to feel young. you don't allow the old age to reach you. the many women come up to us mostly w

uh, laura, do you own an lawyer. uh, laura, do you own an electric car ? electric car?'t. first of all, a lot of ordinary people like me can't own an electric car because you have to charge it, which requires you having a garage and a driveway. anyone garage and a driveway. so anyone that has a, you know, house that has a, you know, a house that has a, you know, a house that doesn't have a parking space in front or a garage space right in front or a garage can't own one. so, you know , can't own one. so, you know, this was always a part. >> jerry hayes has got a moat. >> jerry hayes has got a moat. >> was always pipe. the >> it was always the pipe. the pipe >> it was always the pipe. the pipe dream. you know, the luxury. >> jerry goes home by ship. that's well—to—do that's how that's how well—to—do he yes , i know what he is. but but yes, i know what you you mean. >> you mean. >> it's luxury pipe >> it's a luxury belief pipe dream classes , dream of upper middle classes, rich elites and technocratic planners . rich elites and technocratic planners. ordinary rich elites

laura is the most devoted swimmer and acts like the captain of the team. so did this one well with the um, if you really want to make it beautiful, you have to practice all together. but that's what makes it fun and cool when we can be more comfortable and have more fun those those time. oh see one in the 75 to one hour of training. it's time to rush out. we have to leave. by when i'm teaching and 45 minutes, i have to remove the closing a shower, who get the car, russia, leave them there, and it go quickly. i have breakfast in the car and i drink coffee from my flask. i need to banana inside the car. and then if i go, but it's worth it. so i'm off to the hospital, i'm in us, we were always on the go. we have to do a lot of juggling. it's a miracle, it's get everyone together. so it's already happened a few times. at least you know, tug we is the 2nd oldest member of the team. she has a contemporary artist and brings her artistic vision to the support board on an actual stick lab only that indeed, it's a static power is wonderful to music statics law, the

>> sure, laura, great to be with you. starting with the compensatory damages a we see there, what happens is compensatory damages are damages designed as they note to compensate you, to put you in the position that you would have been in absent the harm. here you see the delineation between the emotional and reputational. well, why? because from a reputational perspective, laura, obviously there's a cost involved when someone ipuns your reputation particularly from the bully pulpit, which is the presidency of the united states. how does that impair your reputation? how does it impair your business, how does it impair your ability to deal in the social world we deal with and the revenue that would be associated with that. emotional damage, right, a little more difficult to quantify, but certainly there's psychological and other injuries that really when there's a problem like this, when people are harassing you on social media. boy, do we have a social mead agree with lightening speed that can tell you exactly how they fee

uh, laura, do you own an lawyer. uh, laura, do you own an electric car ? electric car?on't. first of all, a lot of ordinary people like me can't own an electric car because you have to charge it, which requires you having a garage and a driveway. anyone garage and a driveway. so anyone that has a, you know, house that has a, you know, a house that has a, you know, a house that doesn't have a parking space in front or a garage space right in front or a garage can't own one. so, you know , can't own one. so, you know, this was always a part. >> jerry hayes has got a moat. >> jerry hayes has got a moat. >> was always pipe. the >> it was always the pipe. the pipe >> it was always the pipe. the pipe dream. you know, the luxury. >> jerry goes home by ship. that's well—to—do that's how that's how well—to—do he yes , i know what he is. but but yes, i know what you you mean. >> you mean. >> it's luxury pipe >> it's a luxury belief pipe dream classes , dream of upper middle classes, rich elites and technocratic planners . rich elites and technocratic planners. ordinary rich elite

the team members and the us with laura and lola. both disciplines have to routines, technical and free. and the final result is determined by the average of both scores. the inquiry, the technique is just the only state when we don't have it yet, given that we have barely completed, we're doing quite well. what's different is that we are uninhibited when we compare. we show happiness because we feel comfortable because we here to enjoy. we don't have insecurity even though we are technically inferior to the rest. certainly rare to see a group of 8 women practicing. oh, you're right. and for 13 years like us, i'm more over competing. that is quite rare. i believe that's our main value. i think we actually practice every morning, not because of japan, all the competition, but because it's what we enjoy most. and because for me, the best feeling is rushing out to walk off to practicing with you. the keep on practicing support is a way to feel young. you don't allow the old age to reach you. the many women come up to us, mostly women, b

the team members and the jew, it with laura and lola. both disciplines have 2 routines, technical and free, and the final result is determined by the average of both scores. the same thing for the technique is just the only state when we don't have it yet, given that we have fairly competed, we're doing quite well. what's different is that we are uninhibited when we compare. we show happiness because we feel comfortable because we here to enjoy. we don't have insecurity even though we are technically inferior to the rest. certainly rare to see a group of 8 women practicing. oh, you're right. and for 13 years like us on more over competing, that is quite rare. i believe that's our main value. i think we actually practice every morning, not because of japan, all the competition, but because it's what we enjoy most. and because for me, the best feeling is rushing out to the cost of practicing with you. the keep on practicing support is a way to feel young. you don't allow the old age to reach you. the many women come up to us, mostly women,

laura? >> as a belt merciless, thank you so much. be right back. >>> all right, cannot work on behind the scenes. stories about true crime murderers. they are everywhere. take a look at the most popular podcast or most watched netflix documentary. you'll notice a bit of a pattern. so many are about what? you guessed, it true crime. and my next guest host a wildly popular podcast, crime junkie, consistently tops the podcast charts and was named top shove 2023 on apple podcasts for a second year. the creator and host of the show equity flores joins me now. ashley, i'm so happy to see you again. how are you doing? >> i'm doing great. how? hugh >> i'm good. -- anna sidon able drawn in and become armchair detectives. they're everywhere. and for considering, frankly, it always paid us force of fascination but they've really exploded in popularity recently. what do you think is drawing so many people in? >> i think it's a fascination that wave as society whole head for a very long time. i think it's becoming more mainstream. a little more n

laura. nothing. the time has come. the team flies to japan with that will compete in the world a cortex mazda is championships in cub ashima and 2 disciplines. the team members and the jew with, with laura and lola. both disciplines have to routines, technical and free. and the final result is determined by the average of both scores. the inquiry, the technique is just the only state when we don't have it yet, given that we have barely completed, we're doing quite well. what's different is that we are on inhibited when we compare, we show happiness because we feel comfortable because we here to enjoy it. we don't have insecurity even though we are technically inferior to the rest. certainly rare to see a group of 8 women practicing. oh, you're right and for 13 years like cost on more over competing, that is quite rare. i believe that's our main value. i think we actually practice every morning. not because of japan, all the competition, but because it's what we enjoy most. and because for me, the best feeling is rushin

the team members and the juliet with laura and lola. both disciplines have to routines, technical, and free, and the final result is determined by the average of both scores. the inquiry, the technique is just the only state when we don't have it yet. given that we have barely completed, we're doing quite well. what's different is that we are uninhibited when we compare. we show happiness because we feel comfortable because we here to enjoy it . we don't have insecure receipts, even though we are technically inferior to the rest. certainly rare to see a group of 8 women practicing. oh, you're right, and for 13 years like cost on more over competing, that is quite rare. i believe that's our main value. i think we actually practice every morning. not because of japan, all the competition, but because it's what we enjoyed most. and because to me, the best feeling is rushing out to what the cost of practicing with you the people on practising support is a way to feel young. you don't allow the old age to reach you. the many women come up to

laura coates, really unbelievable moment there. i hope that that judge is safe tonight. >> it's unbelievable to think of that. and you hope she is safe. and also reminds you of the danger that many of the judicial branch are facing on a day-to-day basis. not just the supreme court. not just the more high-profile matters but every single day what it's like on the front lines of justice. thank you so much, abby. >> thank you, laura. >> thank you. well, donald trump going to the supreme court. but what took him so long? tonight on "laura coates live." now, this is the case we've all been watching and waiting for. some might call it the big kahuna. donald trump asking the united states supreme court, the highest court in all the land, to overturn the colorado state supreme court ruling that took him off of the ballot under the 14th amendment's insurrectionist clause. now, team trump says, one, he's not an insurrectionist. they say what happened at the capitol on january 6th, the crowds breaking into the capitol, forcing lawmakers to li

>> because it's true, laura. i think black people talking about narrative and talking about the identity crisis that we've been locked in since we got here, talking about 1619 and after reconstruction we've been fighting that narrative. that's been keeping us in the cheap seats, spectators in our own life. i think our reality is more complicated and complex than the shallow pond we've been playing in. we're also victims of our own success. we had to be certain things to be successful in a market that's driven by narrative that's comfortable for other people but doesn't really say the true authenticity who we are as full black people and certainly human beings on this earth. >> that's such an important point because we see the pigeon holes and hear the stereotype and think somehow everyone else can have stories that demonstrate all facets of the human experience, but our little zone is this teeny tiny pigeon hole and you play coraline who is a girl friend to jeffrey wright's character munk. i want people to see pa

>> laura, you've seen. this areva, you will see this as well.e defendants point fingers at each other. that's exactly what's happening here. the defense has taken the posture, the father is to blame. as much as he purchased the weapon, got the gun, not with that knowledge of the mom. you will hear at the mother in addition to that, jennifer blamed the school for failing to allow her. but when it comes down to very briefly are a few issues. one is foreseeability. it's been foreseeable if you are this careless, something like this can happen. and i think the jury could conclude, could conclude the answer as. yes it also comes down to notice. are you on notice, areva in her compelling opening statement spoke to the as. you there are a series abnormalities here. should you have addressed them as a parent -- and heavy exit reasonably underplay circumstances? and as the answer to that is, no then the issue of accountability could very well, laura, like with that mother, jennifer, and she could be and significant problems and this. case >> areva, but s

laura, we are in a different — of 2020? laura, we are in a different position _ of 2020? position when it comes of 2020? laura, we are in a - different position when it comes to geopolitics and the conflicts are going on and we have to adapt to the situation in front of us. let me push back on this wider point because labour party members are predominantly overwhelmingly behind what we have done to the party to change the party. four years ago, we were picking ourselves up, bruised from a terrible election result and most people, the pessimists in the party thought that the labour party will never ever win an election again. the optimists thought it would take us at least ten years. we have ruthlessly changed in our labour party, put ourselves in a part in a position where we incredibly content in the election this year and the overwhelming majority of labour party members and supporters are delighted because the reason that they joined supporters are delighted because the reason that theyjoined the labour party, the reason they are active in the labour party is because w