available on demand on dvd at wal-mart and amazon.com. there he is. doesn't need an introduction. >> laura: how are you? >> sean: i am good. >> laura: did you watch one minute of the oscars? >> sean: i did because i was waiting for "homeland," which is great this year. >> laura: you never get that minute back you wasted watching it. >> sean: i did it for work reasons. i owe it to our audience to suffer so they don't have to. rush said i will watch the sunday programs for you and report back on monday. >> laura: all right.

that a good point. great show tonight. i am laura ingraham and this is "the ingraham angle." what a fantastic show for you tonight. if i said a really lame show but you have to watch. it will be a great show. ann coulter and the worst rated oscar in history. plus the reporter joins us with an exclusive new report on the russian investigation and what the fbi has been hiding. plus, we will examine the rush to take guns from people seems a threat or unfit. dan debates a democrat on whether this is the first step on a slippery slope. nervous republicans warn president trump not to start a trade war with tariffs.

he has a bigger warning if other countries don't stop cheating. and dolly parton, you don't want to miss this, with advice for stars, celebrities, and athletes who insist on getting political. the humanless out of touch american left. that's the focus of tonight's ankhle. -- angle. over the weekend cnn released comments president trump made at and he said. >> i think it's great. he is a great gentleman. he is now a president for life.

>> [cheers and applause]. >> that's great. >> [laughing]. >> laura: i can't do trump as good as trump can do trump. it's obvious this was something called a joke! it's obvious to everyone except america's resistance media which has lost touch with reality. >> it's a consolidation of power. it's impractical and counter-productive. >> donald trump is crazy. he's been compared to mao. >> is it good for me and my ima image. >> feels good to say it right now. >> more visceral. >> this is something the people

in the room probably were laughing nervously at? i don't know. i wasn't there. >> laura: totally. no morning jokesters there. cnn's chris saw something even more sinister. under the headline, this may be the scarest thing donald trump has said as president. he wrote: it's no more chilling than what he said at the grid iron dinner. it was a fun, comedic event for the d.c. and business power players. again, this is humor. the president jokeingly referenced possible talks with the north korea dictator kim jong-un saying:

trump was making fun of himself. know why the left is so agitated by these jokes? because the president is vexing them at their own game. in the process, he is endearing himself to the public. i have a question: why should the left be the only group allowed to engage in a little sarcasm, a little comedy and self-depricating humor? the left doesn't mind dishing it out, but the moment the president or any conservative ribs them or themselves, there is immediate blowback. movie stars, television actors. they shoot their mouths off on politics all the time. they can't help themselves and we are supposed to react as if plato had come back to opine on

contemporary issues. thanks for your commentary. it's so well informed. look, everybody has the right to speak his or her mind. they are welcome to come on this show any time. but just because you are a celebrity or getting paid million dollars to play a game doesn't mean you get a free pass to offer illogical arguments, avoiding substance and engaging in drive by media attacks. if you do that, you should not be taken seriously. in case you have not heard, i wrote a best selling book 15 years ago called "shut up and sing." i went after leftists like the dixie chicks and a bunch of are the celebrities.

i call out these elite who feel like they are celebrity gives them political authority to speak on the complex issues of the day. last week, we caught barbara streisand in a little bitty lie. she claimed that the presidentipresident ial election was rigged and she spoke to senators from wisconsin and michigan. no one called up the 4 senators from those 2 states, but our producers did. we called the wisconsin senators who told us they did not speak to streisand and said nothing about election fraud. oops. now even former nba star kobe

bryant won an academy award at the me too oscars for a small animated film about basketball. that's kind of fun. there is now an on line petition with 16,000 signatures and counting to rescind his oscar owing to a rape accusation in 2003. they did not bring chargers. they settled it. kobe was just one of the many walka walk aard -- awkward oscar moments that were far from funny. host jimmy kimmel in the opening monologue referenced a best picture nominee. it's about a 24-year-old man who has intimate relations with a 17-year-old boy.

>> they don't make films like this for money. we make them to upset mike pence. >> laura: you might not thrill the american people equal who saw a few art house films celebrated last night. the oscars fell to a 9 year viewership sllow last year in 2017. this year you outdid yourself. he presided over the lowest rated oscars ever! nothing says happy 90th oscar like a 20% drop in the lousy ratings from last year. three cheers. let's face it. these people are fanatics so they don't care. >> dreams are the foundation of america. >> and to all of the dreamers out there, we stand with you.

>> marginalized people deserve to feel they belong. >> laura: who are more marginalized in hollywood than consecutive? oh, christian conservatives. complete phonies. hollywood and sports figures, all of these people have conjob? that's why they get paid a lot of money. they entertain us. but instead as we saw last night, they guest us a bizarre political story lines or characters that most americans can't relate to. then hollywood ends up attacking a lot of values and ideases that millions upon millions of americans hold dear. then when they are criticized, they cry like infants being

weaned, which makes sense, since many of them are used to feeding off their staff and media enablers. they are not used to criticism. all of this is a big turn off to the audience. they have a lot of options to choose from, don't they? if you want to know why these celebrities are so nasty to the president and so upset when he or any conservative darius to crack a joke, well, i have an answer. for all of their vile directed at conservatives and the president, you know what he keeps doing? putting it in a language that everybody understands: he puts points on the board for the american worker. our audience is growing while the oscar's audience is tanking. now, that's what i call funny.

that's the "angle." joining us for reaction is best selling author coulter and in new york, cathy a publisher. two smart women on this show. cathy, i am sure you disagree with some of the things i said. >> not a word. you said it's usually a love fest. this year it wasn't. it was beyond the lip service and the path on the back. and hollywood got real. they were as real as what was happening outside of. for 90 years they left everything uncomfortable on the outside of the theater. this year they brought it in. if a little bit of america was uncomfortable, so be it. that's the way movements start and how things change. i consider it progress. good for hollywood.

they got real. >> laura: it's the all time low in viewership for the oscars. do we watch films and oscars for them to opine on politics? there are really smart people out. there i think most people want a relief from the nasty left-right. they want to escape some of it. when these actors and celebrities just marinate themselves in politics, you can watch us or other networks for that. ann, i know you were glued to your tv set. i didn't watch one second of the oscar. i have a kid with the flu and went to bed early. >> fantastic. we have the perfect panel to discuss the oscars. i didn't know they were on and didn't watch them. i had a friend from the city

calling every half-hour to give me political updates. i looked up videos later. i am an expert now. one thing that was funny, this was supposed to be the big me to oscars. it went off the rails. all of these women who were raped and pawed and had their careers destroyed like mira, that was pushed aside for inter-sexuality. you are giving most celebrities fantastic advice. they can take it from people like us. a famous actor made fun at me.

i said everybody says nice things to you. they are talking about your character. at least when people love me, it's really me they love. all three of us -- i don't know you, cathy -- but you for politics. if you are in politics, half of the country will hate you. if you are a skater like someone i used to love like lindsey graham of lindsey vonn, a skater, she lost. why take a political position and ticking off the half of the country? >> they are choosing to do so and that's admirable. they are showing we are intelligence and not the characters we play.

we are intelligent women. we can be directors. to have the women stand up and they explained each role that women played behind the cameras. most americans are not aware of that. >> laura: cathy, do you think most americans care about the gender or the race of the cinematographer? don't they care about whoever is great at it? aren't we supposed to not care about gender? i am confused. i thought we were supposed to get away from gender and race. everyone is the same and now everybody is not the same. we have to be bean count in every profession. heaven forbid if you are a white male. you must have screwed someone over to get your job. sorry to be harsh. a white male in hollywood you have a target on your back. given the atmosphere which

doesn't give due process to people. poor ryan seacrest. he was the persona non-grattan after he was cleared. >> that's how movements start. this is a new time. the next 90 years we will care more about gender. >> laura: wait a second. >> they are telling us we have to care. >> laura: hold on. i want to play one sound bite i think that is positive. gary oldham who won for "the darkest hour," this is what he said. >> i owe this and so much more to so many. i have lived in america for the longest time. i am deeply grateful to her for the loves and friendships i have

made and the many wonderful gifts it has given me. my home, my livelihood, my family and now oscar. >> laura: and he was trashed on social media because past allegations against him. you see all of these people sitting in the audience who new harvey weinstein was an abuser and knew he was accused and sitting there because they have a ribbon on or gave a speech, the 2 or 3 decades harvey weinstein destroyed people's lives is ward away. >> i don't want to move on from this point. this is the year of me too. a lot of very important people. some certain heroes like brad

pitt who stood up to weinstein on behalf of paltrow. and sorveino had here career destroyed. i thought that was a lovely acceptance speech. i contrast it with del toro's talking about having a borderless world. he didn't mention that the reason he didn't go back to mexico for 15 years because his father was kidnapped and held for ransom. he better hope that wall gets built. he won't go back to mexico now. moved his whole family here. truth in advertising. >> laura: we are out of time. both of you are smart women and

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allow courts to temporarily take guns from people deemed mentally unfit. five states already have red flag laws. here is a red flag, are they unconsitutional? some of the questionable aspects with a democratic strat edgic and a former secret service agent. let's look at this constituteilate of this is you head red flag. nikolas cruz should have never been allowed to buy a gun. came to school with bullets in his backpack and making threats but nevertheless he slipped through the cracks to buy guns. dan, what is wrong with a red flag law? >> let's say every reasonable

person me included agrees that anyone who is a danger to them or others, laws are already in place, should be nowhere near a fire arm. if you are mentally unfit or committed. the problem here is what do you do with a guy with obsessive compulsive disorder or is depressed but a law-abiding citizen? one last thing on this. i get it. there is a lot of emotion as there should be wrapped up in the tragedy at parkland. a very small portion of people who are mentally ill become violent later on. it's unfair to a sick portion of the population who has done nothing wrong to have their constitutional rights thrown out

the window. >> laura: what president trump said just last week on this issue when sent the debate into a tumult. let's watch. >> i like taking the guns early like in this crazy man's case in florida. to go to court would take a long time. take the guns first and then go through due process. >> laura: chris, that must have been music to your ears: take the guns first. you can see depending on where the authorities are politically, today -- janet said in 2009 returning veterans could be a problem. you could see why the aclu has a problem with expanding the definition of red flag. >> well, look, i believe in due

process for everybody. we have other systems in place similar to red flags like orders of protection where you go into court. you have a judicial oversight of the order. the person can challenge it within a certain period of time. that might go a long way to solving the problem with people like the shooter in parkland. there were warning signs. people complained. if they took the gun away from him, that would have saved lives. if he was not deemed by a court to warrant guns being taken away he could petition and get guns back. >> laura: california was trying to expand their provision to include co-workers and neighbors who could call authorities and

say this. it's okay with someone like nikolas cruz, but what is a neighbor just doesn't like you? the leaves blew on your side of the property and you were ticked off. that's why the aclu has a problem. >> yeah, absolutely. we saw this with the obama administration edict on social security recipients who felt like they could not handle their financial affairs. the obama administration said put that information in and you can't defend yourself with a fire arm either. it could be a slippery slope. one thing the obama administration and clintons taught us the slippery slope you end up falling down it. who thought they would spy on innocent citizens?

>> you have post-obama stress disorder. >> [laughing]. >> there is a judicial review process here. you are not just taking the guns because somebody said something to somebody. a judge would have to sign off on this order in most of these cases. >> laura: they never get it wrong. >> i would never support a red flag law that did not have a judicial review to it. the courts have held you are not denying due process if the person can go back to court and challenge the decision. we have an option here. >> laura: but chris and dan, in this case we didn't need a red flag law. we the fbi told that this guy was threatening to shoot up a school and they did nothing!

we could have 5 red flag laws and he still should have been prevented from getting a gun and they have have visited his house. he was a total nut bag and should not have had a gun. >> the state of florida visited his home and knew he had guns. >> laura: the fbi got the warning in januari. >> they have the most permissive gun laws in the country. >> that could change. chris, you are a big government advocate but you are citing government failures. you see no irony in that. >> [overlapping talking]. e >> there is a 9-11 call on tape saying he put the gun to the head of someone else. nothing happened and you want more government to fix the government. >> laura: all right, guys. >> that's horrible. that's why we need the courts

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connection to all of this papadopoulos? >> in the summer of 2016 downer came out with his evidence that george papadopoulos. he had a drink with him in a london bar and papadopoulos revealed that russia had dirt on hillary clinton. he gave that information to the u.s. government and that launched the whole russian probe into trump's russian collusion. now we found out that downer has a tie to the clinton foundation. >> laura: he is in a bar in london and runs into papadopoulos. the circumstances are interesting. fast forward. 2 months after he sees him in that bar, australia brings this to the fbi. took two months. then you find out that downer's

connection to the clinton foundation is? >> secured a grant for $25 million to go for aids prevention and treatment in asia. >> laura: that's great. aids prevention. any question about how that money was used? >> there was an audit that was conducted 3 years later to see what that project had achieved. they did achieve some great things getting those children the anti-viral drugs they needed. but there were some questions about the money in that case and whether it was handled properly. the report says that it was so mishandled it was detrimental to the project. they were given a score for 2 out of 6 for handling the money. >> laura: 2 out of 6. for the clintons that's a high

mark in ethices. this is from the clinton foundation audit: was wasn't this revealed? that's a big grant with a connection to the opposition candidate donald trump. he is in the bar and meets papadopoulos and funnels the information. he is not a minor figure. he is a well known liberal politician in australia who is buddies with the clintons? >> that's what congress is asking. we brought this to the congressal committees.

the fbi did not disclose this information to them. >> laura: that's unbelievable. >> jordan wants a second special counsel because the fbi can't investigate themselves. >> laura: first the dossier funded by hillary clinton and the dnc. that was not revealed to the fisa judge. now you have this. >> there are actually four pieces of information. the dossier was funded by the dnc and clinton. and the fisa application was written by michael. >> laura: that was really fast. >> it's very complicated. we have four instances. all of the information came from the clintons. >> laura: sam nunberg who worked

for the trump campaign for 5 seconds. he is refuseing to speak to mueller. he was on cnn earlier tonight. i am sorry, this is too funny not to play to you. let's watch. >> sam, i have to ask you one other thing. >> yes, ma'am. >> it's awkward. you are sitting very close to me. we talked about what people in the white house said about you, whether you were drinking or on drugs. talking to you, i have smelled alcohol on your breath. >> i have not had a drink. no. >> because it is the talk out. there i know it's awkward. >> [overlapping talking]. >> my answer is no. >> laura: thoughts? >> that was painful to watch. >> laura: i don't know him at all. he was hired and fired.

but he is not talking to mueller. >> sounds like he could be facing jail time if he doesn't provide the documents. another pieces of the puzzle. >> laura: maybe he chews gin and tonic gum. it could be anything. [laughing]. allison, i hate to drag you in on that mess. [laughing]. i am not drunk! great reporting. you and soloman. >> thank you. >> laura: and president trump slaps down republican criticisms and explains he is not trying to start a trade war, he is trying to end one. don't miss it. plaque psoriasis can be relentless. your plaques are always there at the worst times.

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just a few years ago from some of the so-called experts on what trade would do to free up and maybe improve things in china. let's watch. >> bringing china into the wto is a win-win decision. >> it will protect our prosperity and promote the right kind of change in china. >> let's be frank, if china emerges as a stronger economic power but with a more liberalized political system that's very, very good for the world. >> a country that trades with the rest of the world is more likely to embrace freedom. >> laura: how has that worked out, bryan? >> the thing is this is not about china. this is about canada and europe and our main trading partners. this is about whether americans should have the freedom to decide how to spend their own money. should the government decide well, no, you have to pay a 25%

tax a tariff is a tax. if you are making aluminum boats or air-conditioners or cars or air craft, this is a tax on you and will be passed on to the american consumers and will cost billion dollars. >> laura: is there a national security implication in a world where china is a predominant steel maker? any concerns you have given what we use steel for? >> the defense department said we have plenty of steel and aluminum. we have suppliers among the allies including canada. the real national security question if we drive up the price of steel and aluminum we are hurting ourselves. it puts us in a worst situation with china. >> laura: gordon? >> these tariffs are imposed under the trade expansion act of

1952. this is a national security provision. the reason why the tariffs are set at the levels that president trump announced so these industries can become self-sustaining. if we for a war of any duration, we will be able to make steel and aluminum. this is not some theo pinson -- theo rettical concern. this is a national security issue. >> laura: guys, it was 15 years ago we had 18 of the top 25 steel makers in the world. today i looked at the list. compiled in 2006, but i believe we have 2 of the top 25. china has 10. china in 2000 produced 11% to 15% of steel. now they produce 46.8% of steel

in the world. it's a communist country. they repress people and suppress human rights, cheat and steal and take our intellectual property. they try to will effort domination. i think back on the experts and what they said about china. the same people we are spaceed to listen to today. the headlines in the last month. the china reckoning. how beijing defied american expectations. there they are. the "washington post," we got china wrong. now what? how the west got china wrong. >> i think you are right, laura, but i don't think we want to be more like china. the countries with the most prosperous have more economic freedom. this is a back track on what

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having none of it. >> we have a president of the united states that said those things on the bus. >> i don't get into that. i have my opinion about everybody and everything. i learned a long time ago, keep your damn mouth shut to stay in show business. i not in politics. i am an entertainer. >> you are also a role model. >> that's why i don't talk about people. >> laura: that's how you maintain your celebrity with class and dignity and you are much more unifying. one hopes dolly is a role model to fellow spilths. -- celebrities. we'll be right back. to the real thing. experience the command performance sales event for yourself, now through april 2. experience amazing at your lexus dealer.

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to what he's had five seconds ago, he will likely cooperate with the mueller probe. this after going on tv all day long saying he's not going to appear in front of the grand jury. i don't know what he had in his drink but cnn, that performance was awesome. shannon, it's not even friday. we are already talking about margaritas, gin and tonic. steel and we are stone cold sober here on "fox news @ night." expect no shenanigans. here's what we've got coming up tonight. g.o.p. support grows for a second special counsel to investigate the investigators. former trump campaign aide dared to resist special counsel robert mueller. catherine herridge with a former dlg attorney. growing backlash against russia probe. lindsey graham weighs in. plus, the daca deadline comes and goes