that's all the time we have left, the show will always be fair and balanced we are not the destroy trump media. never miss an episode, let not your heart be troubled. the one one and only laura ingm is standing by. >> laura: excellent show tonight, the rush to judgment, the rush for guns, it's reflexive and we have seen it time and again. it wasn't a big priority for hi him. >> sean: we can protect these kids, we can secure anything we want we just have to have the desire and that's not political. >> laura: israelis deal with stuff, they have this problem they dealt with it. there is no more school shootings in israel, you just don't have it. you have to learn from the people who do it right.

i am a laura ingraham, this is "the ingraham angle." as the nation mourns the heartbreaking florida school shooting, democrats go on the attack immediately politicizing this tragedy. we are going to take a look at the fascinating theory that may be the real key to stopping these tragedies, one that demolishes every progressive cliche about gun control. plus steve's police will share his unique perspective on what it's like to be in the gum sites of a mass shooter. with floor plans on the table, the senate cannot agree on anything except defying the will of the american people on the issue of immigration. but first, the florida shooting end of the proper response, that's the focus of tonight's angle. wednesday's mass killing in florida was an act of pure evil by a young man who fits a certain profile. the almost instantaneous

reaction from politicians mostly on the left is to demand a swift action the guns. >> why does the united states of america have such a high rate of mass gun violence? the answer is very simply that consistent with the second amendment, we can tighten the rules that apply to gun purchases. >> it happens here not because of coincidence, not because of bad luck, but as a consequence of our inaction. we are responsible. >> i would rather pass gun safety legislation then win the election. >> laura: the oscar goes to nancy, the drama. but seriously as our security experts discussed last night, the focus on this type of gun or what caliber, that misses the point. nicholas cruz was determined to kill one way or another.

that obvious fact seemed to allude to media echo chamber. >> more people will die in america by guns this year and next then died in a decade in vietnam. and yet congress does nothing. the president does nothing. >> why so many mass shootings? is it contagion, is it the culture? is it something to do with the lack of respect for life around us or mental health? >> you can't deal with this issue without dealing with the availability of guns is a fundamental aspect. >> laura: i think he makes a decent point there. the culture of life, supporting it, that's a good point. but the rush to the guns -- he passed a background check, he has no prior criminal convictions.

most of the media puffery makes no sense at all. it's not the guns that walked up to the school with an intention to carry out a valentine's day massacre. a man with a warped mind, maybe some underlying conditions we still don't know about but he was set on revenge or maybe a combination of the two. this focus on the weapon in these cases, it absolves us from doing the real soul-searching necessary, it's difficult to do that. and from seeking answers that are real. so we might stop this from happening again. we have a second amendment in this country, the supreme court reiterated our personal rights, individual right, god given rights to keep and bear arms. we have 300 million guns privately owned in the united states, 40% of floridians own a gun. let's be honest here.

gun control laws are all out confiscation is not going to happen. if it was, president obama would have made this a focus. those two terms he was in office, that would've been as important as obamacare and other priorities. it wasn't. people with real mental health problems in many case they are barred from purchasing guns, we can do more there. let's not also forget they still have to be identified, properly diagnosed, someone has to do an intervention. family member, close friend that creates a host of other challenges. limiting access to guns or magazines, that's not going to stop another school shooting. chicago has some of the tightest gun restrictions in the usa yet there were more than 4,000 shooting victims in chicago in 2016 and gun deaths rose by 61%

between 2015 2015 and 2016. 2017 numbers aren't all that much better but those are still coming out. outlawed or not, criminals will find a weapon. the gun debate that we have after these events misses the point. we have to start looking at the shooters themselves and what contributes to their acting out in this horrible way. common sense, a little human concern may have stopped this shooting from happening in florida. nicholas cruz was described by classmates as a loner, as a freak, as an outcast and as a troubled kid. both of his adopted parents were dead, mother died on november 1st. he had trouble with a girlfriend, that's not a big deal. he was isolated and ridiculed

even at the school, a very tolerant open school, he was separated in the school eventually expelled him. as a society and on social media, we shun, we degrade and we ignore people did and can explain away this evil, you've got to call it that that we saw unfold yesterday, perhaps if we become more familiar with these warning signs, teach these warning signs, we could actually end up saving lives. what are the common traits of these mass shooters? here are some of them. american psychological association has a long list. they are isolated, prone to violence. they often time abuse animals as young children, members of broken and violent families. often times they seek solace by

steeping themselves in social media, that's where they can be the big shot. when he declares his intention to be a professional shooter in the fbi is notified of this, i'm sorry but somebody should have stepped forward to. should have intervened. the fbi could not have had a more obvious sign that he was going to kill because he announced it on youtube. >> comment made on a youtube channel, it simply said i'm going to be a professional school shooter. no other information was included with that comment which indicated time, location or the true identity of the person who made the comment. the fbi conducted database reviews, checks but was unable to further identify the person who made the comment. >> laura: i'm sorry, i love

the fbi -- they can serve real american citizens. as we saw with what happened with carter page. with all their power and authority, they can't identify the person who posted the comment. did the fbi contact youtube? if not, why not? they should have gotten his address, found out where he previously attended school and notified of his disturbing comments. when someone is online saying i am going to be a professional school shooter with everything this nation has gone through, i think it requires more than a visit to the guy who reported him. this is common sense stuff. it's not about the privacy of nicholas cruz that matters here. none of this was done. we need to know more about how

this process broke down and perhaps this would have made the difference but of course will never know for sure. in comments today at the white house the president struck the proper note, he spoke to the other kids who perhaps feel the way this shooter did. >> president trump: i want you to know that you are never alone and you never will be. if you need help, turn to a teacher, a family member, a local police officer or a faith leader. we must also work together to create a culture in our country that embraces the dignity of life that creates deep and meaningful human connections and it turns classmates and colleagues into friends and neighbors. >> laura: i thought that moment was one of the president's best moments of the past year. i really believe that. that's exactly what we need to

hear. he got a lot of trash saying he'll never be the consoler of chief, it was a terrific statement. aside from the mystery of evil that none of us can fully comprehend, this tragedy reminds us that human connectivity the president was talking about, real relationships -- not talking about social media, this is the sinew that hold us altogether. think about the media, tv, film, video games, billboards, music lyrics. i'm not saying that because that but it does tend to desensitize all of us. especially young people, to violence. even the preciousness of every human life, the dignity of every human life, the absence of strong family bonds and love. this can't be ignored as we look at how these things unfold. i worry in this rush to find

quick answers for this awful, senseless, evil tragedy, we brace for the guns and we forget the human component, the human being that pulled that trigger. when my three children and i prayed tonight, we do it together every night, we prayed before i came to the studio. we prayed for florida, for the safety of all americans and for us to love each other more. it's a prayer we should all share. that's the angle. joining us now with reaction is a bobby on, a retired fbi special agent, i appreciate joining us tonight. obviously tough words for the fbi and everything in hindsight is 20/20, they should've done this, they should have done tha that. when you have someone posting on youtube that they are going to be a professional school shooter, that's one of those red flags that can't just be swept

away with a couple of visits to the guy who reported on him. what could have happened differently? >> we got to ask those questions in the fbi has to answer them. they did rush right over and see him the next morning so there wasn't some urgency to it. where they got lost in the process, they weren't able to find him, hopefully it was served on youtube, did he use different information that they couldn't find? i don't know the answers. i'm sure the fbi is doing some soul searching and looking at this and reviewing it. this is one piece. if there a mountain of evidence, the school know what, his teachers knew it, his classmates knew it.

when i saw one of his classmates say i heard the school shot up in a heard who did it i wasn't surprised. that means people knew in that area that this potential existe existed. whether we need to give the schools more tools like an expanded version of the baker act, put them into a psychiatric facility for 72 hour evaluation, i don't know. that's where the conversation needs to take place. the fbi was working one small angle of this, there were many videos online that his friends or classmates knew about and if his classmates knew about it, the teachers knew about it. my niece is a schoolteacher, long conversation about this. it gets fed up to them. the administrators knew -- >> laura: you expel him, somebody else's problem. the school is dealing with a lot of kids from broken homes. my sister-in-law just retired she taught for 35 years, the stories she told about what

happens, especially over time with the level of domestic violence, it's scary. it's a privacy concern and then they school gets in trouble and they get sued. going back to the fbi for a moment, there are all sorts of red flags. trained, professional organization whose supposed to be able to see three steps ahea ahead. his name it did show up as nicholas cruz on the youtube posting, we see it there. only six people in florida spell their name as i guess he did on that posting. quick visits to those individuals could probably quickly tell the fbi whether that individual was going to be a problem. it might not have changed anything but finding out where that individual went to school -- go >> you six individuals in florida.

agents in mississippi wouldn't have known to look in florida. >> laura: 12, 13 nationwide. >> is he wanted for a crime and you start branching out. social media didn't exist when i was doing my main investigation. now social media is a huge part. you have to be conversant in searching on social media, i assume they did that. i'm waiting for the answers. >> laura: the subpoena question is an interesting one and i think this is, hindsight is 20/20 but when someone says i'm going to be a professional school shooter, to me you have to bust down all the doors to figure out who that person is just because everything this country has been through and all the tech companies have to help out.

if we can hit home plate at yankee stadium with a cruise missile, we can find out who this person was, that's my sense. >> we aren't afraid of the tough questions they make us better. they help us learn. the fbi's not afraid to face those tough questions. in this case hopefully we will end we will get those answers and learn from it. >> laura: thank you so much, great insights as always. there's another aspect of this story we are going to get to tonight. earlier today, a "time" magazine headline blared accused parkland shooter nicholas cruz was a member of a white supremacist group. many others, big news organizations ran stories that this was confirmed by the leader of this white nationalist group. except now, police are saying there are no apparent ties between a white nationalist militia and the shooters. ten members and run by a

complete nut bag, he is a total whack job. joining us now to discuss this another rush to judgment is fox news contributor raymond arroyo. i saw this pop up on my phone. my detector went up. >> the media always gets ahead of its skis because they want to get their first they want to get ahead of the story. they want to assign a political motive and we've seen this again and again. this white supremacist guy who is the head of the auto militia group he claimed this kid trained with him in tallahassee. turned out he was wrong but he told the anti-defamation league this story and it spread like wildfire. even the southern poverty law center and others said this didn't happen. we can't confirm this. the police department says there seems to be a connection.

>> laura: why would you rely on this freak from this white nationalist for information? >> it's a hot headline. >> laura: tell me about what happened with gabby giffords. >> they were blank blaming sarh palin's-year-old website, there is a on gabby giffords this must be the reason the shooter got involved. >> laura: the county sheriff said jared lautner targeted the tea party in his comments, he said the tea party creates this atmosphere. where people are triggered. they triggered the sky, like the tea party is to blame. he said he listened to talk radio at some point. >> with the times square bomber in 2010, the guy may have set up this bomb because he was upset with the health care plan.

we have to be careful of these political motives, we undercut real investigative reporting and law enforcement's discoveries and we miss the human dimension. what might be motivating these kids to enact horrible violence on their peers and discovering the next kid. you hit it, i think it's right on. >> laura: the rush to politicize always seems to go in one direction. meanwhile we will talk to steve scully's coming up. a bernie sanders supporter shot him but we don't hear about that anymore. >> strange how they deep-sixed that. it's a fast-moving story. >> laura: most of us can only imagine the horror of surviving a mass shooting. steve scully's will be here, unique insight on this florida shooting coming up next

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i can't believe we missed you at mardi gras. >> i know, right there in the streets. >> laura: you hit me with a medallion right here. let's talk about what these kids are going through, what the school is going through, the rush to gun control, chris murphy for my home state of connecticut instantly goes to the floor of the senate and says this is disgusting, pointing the finger at nra politicians. >> any time there is any kind of tragedy, immediately you have a group of legislators that run out and calling for gun control it to take away the rights of law-abiding citizens. they don't know the fact that particular event. read their bills, they have nothing to do with these kinds of shootings. what i think we need to do is pray for the people that died and the families too and all of

these kids. there were a lot of kids that witnessed this that have this the rest of their lives. the prayers helped me tremendously. there are some on the left who mock praying for people. >> laura: it's so trite. >> i needed those prayers, they helped me and my family, you could feel these families need prayer, they need help. let's go find out the root of these problems. we are already seeing there are so many things that slipped through the cracks. the telltale signs were there. this kid was the one we knew would be a shooter, why didn't anybody else know about that? >> laura: bill clinton tweeted about the assault weapons ban, he said in ten years, 94 to 2004, he couldn't have gotten that particular weapon, how do you respond? >> you find your law that was going to prevent this or the

next shooting, it violated a whole host of other laws too. if you think there's some magic unicorn while that's going to stop it from happening, keep in mind he violated probably dozens of laws already including murdering people. it's against the law. this idea that one magic law is going to stop the next one from happening, it's not. what you do see in common, you see a lot of mental illness. you see gun free zones, shooters know if you go to a gun free zone you're the only one with the gun. i had to law enforcement agents that were with me that could counter the shooter. that's what took him down, it was other people with guns that took down the shooter. every day in america there are people who use guns to stop crimes, to defend their own family. if that's what our founding fathers wrote about they believe in an innate right for people to have guns for self-defense.

pray for the families, cared about these families don't try to promote your agenda in the middle of a tragedy. >> laura: how are you doing in the aftermath? now that you have gotten through all of these surgeries, you still have to use crutches to walk. you have such an unbelievable attitude, there's so many dark days. it was inspiring to so many of us. we were talking about it earlie earlier. do you have any ptsd from what happened to you? >> i don't. i've talked through this with my security detail, my colleagues who are out there. if there weren't other people with guns to stop the shooter, there would've been 15 members of congress executed that day and there weren't by the grace of god. there were two miracles that happened. i experienced some of those. i don't focus on the negative, i saw so much good in people. i saw millions of people praying for me that i never met before.

>> laura: i was one of them, we had a great prayer chain. >> that mattered so much but the kindness of strangers and so many different ways. i'm a big youtube fan, he prayed for me before his concert. >> laura: he's a big gun control guy but that's good. >> he prayed and it did matter. the power of prayer is real, i got to see so much, going to physical therapy three days a week. i don't have constant pain, i have issues that i'm still working through. nerve damage especially on my left side, trying to learn how to walk again without crutches. i was a starting second baseman. >> laura: i played college softball. >> i want to get back out there. i am blessed by god to be able to spend time with my family, to be able to get back to work

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they aren't stupid. they try to go where they know people can't defend themselves because they want to kill as many people as possible. they know the longer it takes for somebody to arrive on the scene, the more damage they can do. >> laura: are we sure that any of the security guards there were five security guards at the school at each entrance, exit point including a police office officer. i would assume the police officer we haven't gotten to all of these facts, a police officer would've had the gun at the school. >> there apparently was a police officer who had a gun, for some reason we don't know why when the attack was occurring. a uniformed officer has an amazingly difficult job in stopping these types of attacks. it's wearing a neon sign at saint shoot me first. >> laura: you want people who are teachers.

>> they don't know was i going to take out first. >> there are too many guns. the fact this guy was able to obtain an assault weapon and able to kill 17 people despite the presence of a police officer there explodes this whole argument that if you have more guns you are safer. if you line up the states that have the least gun regulation, they have the most gun crime. if we are going to be serious about this problem in america, every day gun violence in america, we have to be a country with fewer guns it's that simpl simple. >> laura: that's not going to happen, i like to deal with the world of reality. your thought is if we have mass confiscation of weapons, the government will go into the homes of people who have 300 million guns, these are people who say you can't deport 20 million illegals. but you can go into the homes

and take their guns i would like to see you to take their guns away. >> you look at public opinion polling, the majority background checks, assault weapon bands also licensed firearms, if you need a license to drive a car. >> laura: that's not going to stop a bad guy from doing something. he didn't have a conviction, he wasn't defective. >> he should not have access to that kind of weapon. >> laura: what indicator would have stopped him? >> those assault weapons need to be banned in most americans agree with me. >> laura: people say why do we need these guns, even though there are a lot of ar-15 type weapons, very accurate. very good for self-defense. >> you don't want to ban things the way they look you want to talk about banning them by the way they function.

these are identical to semiautomatic hunting weapons. the there are all these polls, you look at bloomberg has put up background checks, he lost. he outspent the other side 6-1. he won by one percentage point in nevada despite outspending. >> they have expanded background checks like connecticut. >> crime has gone up. >> laura: wyoming, north dakota has the highest gun violence? you can get a gun really easily. >> those crime rates are high. >> gun deaths in those states are high. >> included suicides. >> you don't include suicides? >> you're talking about the western states which have high male populations relative to females.

if you look at the states when they adopt stricter gun control rates, crime rates go up. >> it's just not true. >> a whole list of academic papers, the overwhelming number of academic papers find at. >> laura: we know chicago has tough gun laws. baltimore has horrible crime and has some of the most difficult toughest gun laws in the country. maryland and chicago. i think we can look at these polls and you make some points that are right. people here assault weapon and they have to ban it. they think it's an automatic weapon, it's not. >> automatic weapons are banned, we don't have crime with automatic weapons because they are banned. once the last time you heard somebody use a machine gun? >> laura: the public may use

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>> laura: four. today at four separate immigration plans were blocked by the senate. recent polling showing americans want less immigration and more border security. let's discuss where we go from here with mark mccrory and

along with defense attorney connie sheridan. excuse me on that pronunciation. let's talk where we are. now we have republicans today voting against giving amnesty to 1.8 million dreamers. also some of this legislation especially what trump supported come up voting against helping law enforcement. voted against cracking down on sanctuary cities, voting against chain migration. republicans can hightail it out of here, including marco rubio who voted against one of these bills. >> my guess is republicans voted against the president's plan which was the one that senator grassley put together. along with the democrats, they

thought that keeping high levels of chain migration in the future was more important than preserving the work permits of the dreamers. they through daca under the bus to keep chain migration going in the future. that is a choice you can make. it's not a choice i would have made. >> laura: let's go to you on this, that's a provocative statement but i think he's righ right. democrats have a chance to give almost 2 million dreamers amnesty, it would have taken 12 years but it's better than being sent back home. they want for maintaining these high levels of extended family chain migration. that is what they decided to bank on. i think it tells us a lot about what the democrats really care about the dreamers. >> i am not a defense attorney, and the civil rights attorney. the political back and forth, my

heart goes out to those dreamers and those people who have been living in this country doing the best that they can the last six months they have been under threat, that emotional threat they have been living with, democrats haven't reached out to and neither have republicans. >> laura: how did republicans not reach out? i'm not somebody who loves this plan but the president made a decision to compromise, to go above and beyond the 800,000 daca kids to include 1.8 million people which was upping it by 1 million. the president didn't wait for nancy pelosi to say 1.8 million, he did it by himself and said you've got to give up something on the other side. the democrats wanted to flood the country with more low skilled labor so they could keep their electric replenished, they

want to keep these people coming into the country. who gets hurt in the end? i think the border enforcement people get hurt and the dreamers get hurt. >> the dreamers to get hurt. with all of the contingencies that the president has put on this proposed legislation. as well as the democrats being wildly in the response, it has not helped the dreamers one bit. here we are now six months later after president trump issued this proclamation that he's not going to continue on with this program and these people live under threat. >> laura: the fourth circuit judge we are going to talk about tomorrow night he said you can't get rid of them. we've got 15 seconds, wrap it u up. >> the people who have lived here since they were kids, limit the fallout. that's what that chain migration is four so you don't have to do this again at five or ten years from now.

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>> laura: nba superstar lebron james is talking politics again and this time it's r-rated. here is his barely intelligible take on president trump in a new espn podcast. >> the number one job in america is it someone who doesn't understand the people. and really doesn't give a [bleep] about the people. >> laura: but wait there's more gripping inside. the host asked james and fellow nba star kevin durant on what she described as trump's racist comments. >> if the country isn't run by a great coach, it's not even a surprise when he says something. it's scary. >> it's also scary. >> right. >> i shouldn't be numb to your

behavior. >> laura: i'm numb to this commentary. must they run their mouth like that? a lot of kids under some adults take these ignorant comments seriously. there might be a cautionary lesson in lebron for kids. this is what happens when you attempt to leave high school a year early to join the nba. someone gets paid $100 million appear a year to bounce a ball. the great players but no one voted for you. millions elected trump to be their coach. keep the political commentary to yourself or as someone once said, shut up and dribble. insurance doesn't have that.r what?! you can leave worry behind when liberty stands with you™. liberty mutual insurance.

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>> laura: i'm still trying to get over the fact that kevin durant is that i feel like our country is not ran by a great coach.

does that mean i should go for a ran tomorrow morning before my radio show? shannon bream is up next, make sure to tweet us. the fox news at night team is going to do a fabulous show, up next. >> shannon: here is a little bit of what we have coming up tonight. red flags and the telltale sign signs. the suspects social media and the warnings that were given to authorities. >> it's not good if we have gun laws that say criminals can't carry guns and they're not enforced. >> shannon: ed henry is alive. plus a former maryland high school student recently sentenced to 20 years in prison after being turned in by an unlikely source. trace gallagher has details and the senate failed to rule each a consensus on immigration.