rush limbaugh, his crew for giving us the time to do the full hour tonight. set your dvr, don't miss an episode. always fair, balanced, the destroyed trump media, don't let yourself be trouble. stay tuned. laura ingraham takes it away. she's in the swamp. we'll see you tomorrow. >> laura: i'm laura ingraham and this is the "ingraham angle" from washington. boy, do we have a show for you tonight. texas senator ted cruz will be here in romans to respond to his opponent beto o'rourke who spoke out in a town hall moments ago. plus his reaction to the growing caravan making its way toward our border. congressman devin nunes is here and he has details of a democratic operative who harassed him and later arrested for assaulting a g.o.p. campaign worker in nevada. wait till you hear what this group is affiliated with and

where this person comes from. in 18 days out from the midterm elections, eric trump is also here and he's going to tell us why he says it's a good thing his father is the most important factor this election season. but first, the caravan of lies and manipulation. that's the falcon focus of tonight's angle. as we approach election day, here is one thing that has become patently obvious. democrats are uninterested in the things americans care about most. their prosperity and their safety. instead of policy prescriptions, democrats poison american discourse with constant atomization demonization. in the kavanaugh saga, we saw they are masters of producing choreographed outrage. after that backfired, democrats started to panic. although still favored to take the house of represented, things began to shift somewhat after

the kavanaugh dust settled. stories suddenly began to pop up that pelosi, schumer, and company, would concern that latino voters were insufficiently enthusiastic in the midterm. which could doom democrats chances to take the house. then, like magic, a few days later a story appeared out of nowhere about another caravan of central americans heading from honduras. >> [speaking spanish] >> [speaking spanish] >> laura: a former honduran left-wing politician even joined the caravan for a time before he was arrested. what started as a group of 1600 soon became 2,000. and then 4,000. apparently growing. meanwhile, crusading reporters

are feeding the narrative that anyone opposed to welcoming these caravan or ers are cruel, rotten people. >> what is the g.o.p. strategy? we see it at this point is to push fear and loathing. if you don't vote, the scary people from the south are coming for you. >> you see that picture? that's what they want you to think all immigrants look like. people laying on the floor splayed out, not as civilized as you can be different from. >> laura: the medias over the top slurs against those of us who believe the system must change in our border has to be protected, it speaks volumes about their bias and the real motivation. of course, which is to help democrats like presidential hopeful julio and castro >> the president continues to fearmongering around immigration. one of the worst things to happen these last 18 months is basically state-sponsored child

abuse of young kids at the border. this example today of what he said was "a caravan"... you know, he's picking that and trying to make an issue of it to gin up his base. i think the american people can see through that. >> laura: do you know what the american people see through? democrats' 40 compassion politically time in a desperate attempt to turn that latino voters who themselves seeing the wonders of the trump economy, record low unemployment and the best economy in decades. castro was the mayor of san antonio and his brother represents an attorney or congress. i've never seen any of them on television standing for those who brutally aliens, brutally, brutally hurt by rape, spousal abuse, child abuse, and even murder. >> crime scene tape still outside this apartment on jones

musburger road, just yesterday where firefighters found a badly burned body. police arrested and charged ernesto garcia with murder, arson, abuse of a course. san antonio has learned u.s. immigration and customs enforcement is a part of this investigation. >> laura: i.c.e. was apparently involved in the very beginning of the story, even before the gruesome murder. back in 2017, garcia was arrested for dwi and the misdemeanor criminal mischief after he reportedly rammed his truck into the car of an ex-girlfriend and her family member. he got an immigration judge, though, to give him a voluntary departure order. lloyd you be surprised would you be surprised to hear that he did not leave the country voluntarily after that order? a few months later, he was in i.c.e. custody a second time. a second time he was given a voluntary departure order. and now, in just 11 days, he awaits his trial for the murder

of jerry vargas. why aren't any of the democrats who rail against family separation also railing about stories like this! 55 illegal immigrants found stuffed in a truck ready to be shipped across united states and undoubtedly to unscrupulous employers. our open borders, as well as our immigration and asylum loopholes, are enriching the cartels, they are endangering migrants, and they are also making life worse for most americans beyond the super rich who live in a protective bubble. how can we continue with this and live as a country? not all illegal immigrants commit violent crime and many are good, hardworking people. but that's not really the point. no american should suffer or be brutalized in order to fulfill the democrats' fantasy of a

borderless society. no american workers and see they are wages go down because of the limo great americans who just arrived in the u.s. who is willing to work for 40% less. and donald trump, we finally have a president who wants to tackle this problem. not just pass it onto the next president the way obama did. you don't buy for a moment what the left is selling you. democrats are the ones using this and that stoking false fear among the latino pluralists to try to fill congress. again, no ideas, just more emotional manipulation. we welcome and we treasure the hispanic immigrants of this country who came here the legal way, like tia from venezuela who called in to my radio show today. >> i was born in venezuela. i am a proud american citizen now. but i am terrified of what is happening. my mother would've never thought in venezuela 30 years later was

going to be a socialist country. and 5-8 years after that was going to descend into a dictatorship. once they get in, they change the constitution, they aren't even waiting. they want to change the constitution and there goes our country. >> laura: there goes our country. i get a lot of calls in the radio, legal immigrants and range. we all know the negative -- look no further than california's rampant homelessness, filthy streets, polluting welfare programs for that's what the democratic democrat super majority as of looking like. the president is standing up for you. he wants this to stop. this morning, he tweeted, "we spend billions enforcing other countries' borders as our own has become a joke.

our laws ignored and our generation and compassion exploited" here we have almost no control of their populations, i asked mexico the stop is on and if are they are unable to do so, i will call up the u.s. military and close our southern border. that's what his tweets said. the democrats talk taking the house will ensure that this caravan of 4,000 eventually becomes a slow 4 million plus before you know it. this cannot happen. but as we told you last night, if you are still on the fence what you're supposed to do in the midterm election, just think for a moment about who is in line to chair the important committees when it comes to these issues, like homeland security and the judiciary committee if the democrats take the house. bennie thompson from mississippi would take homeland security. >> you would think the most

important homeland security problem facing the nation is a handful of central americans moving through mexico. that does not make it so. better to distract the american people from the real issues facing -- perhaps from the president's own problems too. >> laura: jerry mettler with over two judiciary which includes immigration and border security. he's far more interested in investigating just a kavanaugh then solving our border problem. come on. hispanic americans are smart enough to spot a con when they see one. i say it's time to walk away from the democrats' cynical game of identity politics and emotional manipulation and towards candidates whose policies and result in higher wages. and that's the angle. here with us now is kristen vargas, her nephew jared was the man murdered in the story i just

talked about in the "angle." i want to thank you so much tonight for being here. i know it's really difficult to do this interview. this is a horrible situation for your family. i just appreciate it so very much. i think americans need to hear about jared story and what happened to him. how does your family react to those who say that raising concerns about illegal immigration and clearly what is de facto amnesty going on are just being used, these stories are being used to stoke fear? >> it's completely disgusting. and it's outrageous. i just want to thank you, laura, for the opportunity to come onto your shell and paying attention and caring about jared. >> laura: tell me about him. his life, his family.

i know his mother is devastated. um, tell me about him. >> i could talk about him for hours but we don't have time for that today. beautiful mind to come out college student here in san antonio, hard worker is an understatement. always working full-time and going to school, sometimes working two jobs. he had an uncanny ability to balance family, friends, work, school, always smiling, just an awesome kid. >> laura: ernesto garcia, i hate to even mention his name. he's up for murder. trial is in 11 days, illegally in the united states. he's accused of setting fire to your nephews apartment and abuse of the courts, burning your nephew alive.

how does your nephew know him, did he know him? >> so jared had encountered this individual at his place of employment. he worked at a high end bar/restaurant here in san antonio. and the individual that killed jared was working there under an alias name. as a matter of fact, he has nine alias names that we are aware of. using fake, fraudulent documents to do so. they knew each other than less than three weeks, but they met each other through their employer. >> laura: jared's grandmother is a dual citizen of mexico and the united states, i understand, and she is beyond furious,

heartbroken, as is so many members of your family. a beautiful young man working hard in this country only -- this is a death that you wouldn't want to happen to an animal, but this man and this country should have never been in this country person, and i think it's so important for you and your family to speak out about those people who are continuing to welcome in all these illegal immigrants. we don't know what their intentions are. a lot of them are just here to work and indeed garcia was working. but it's not a victimless crime, is it? >> no, it's not. called him the fact he wasn't working, but he's also committing crimes. just really difficult for us to process now from the outside looking into this and just seeing all of the systemic failures as far as coming here

illegally, working here illegally, continuing to break laws, commit crimes, and ultimately taking jared away from us. we are very strongly positioned that this was a preventable tragedy, a completely preventable tragedy, and i think that's what is most difficult as we continue to grieve and try to make some sort of sense of this. >> laura: did you hear from any of the politicians in your state? did you hear from the castro brothers? that they call or come visit your family? >> the castro brothers absolutely did not. we have had a very, very bright light come into our world. he's a congressional candidate here in san antonio. he listened to our story. he cares about our story. we've developed a personal

relationship with him. and it's been really helpful to us to have someone that's actually advocating for us, understands the issues, and as we explain the fractures that we are seeing as victims, he gets the big picture and we just trust that -- clearly, we need more than just a few telehealth not just put pressure on enforcing the existing laws but influencing change so this can . our justice position is to not have one other family go through this complete horror that we are having to go through. >> laura: i'm going to talk to you off-line because i want to try to help your family as well. i will be in touch with you after the show, but thank you for coming on. this is so enraging that a single american loses a life

because of these ridiculous policies. please give my best to your family and i'm so sorry about the loss of jared. i wish i had the chance to meet him. >> thank you, laura, for this opportunity and thank you for caring. >> laura: i do care. i care greatly. i'll be in touch with you after the show and thank you again. reaction to this story, we are joined by texas senator ted cruz. senator, i went long in the interview and i'm sorry because i took some of your time. but a great family from texas. their lives have been turned upside down and hearts broken. they don't even get a call from the former mayor of san antonio who was on tv talking about this caravan thing and demonizing donald trump and all republicans and didn't even get a call from his brother who is a congressman from an area where this kid was burned that that. what is going on in this country, senator ?

>> laura, thank you for having missed vargas on and telling jared's story. heartbreaking, tragic, it should've never happened. you are right, the democratic politicians turn a blind eye to the suffering, the violent crimes that are committed. i was glad to hear her describe that she's been able to work with chip and he's my former chief of staff and he's the republican nominee for congress out of san antonio. going to make a terrific congressman. missed vargas should not be suffering. this individual, this illegal alien, committed multiple crime crimes. and all revolving door system lets drug criminal, violent criminals who are illegal aliens stay here. you've got a voluntary removal order which he ignored. it's the reason we need to pass case law, which i've authored in the senate, that says aggravated felon, violent criminal illegal aliens who enter the country repeatedly should face a

mandatory minimum prison sentences so violence, criminals will not be in our community. >> laura: this was a dwi -- >> we should've deported him when he had a dwi. he should've been sent out of the bus down the country. we should not be keeping -- too many texans, too many people who lost loved ones to illegal immigrants who are criminals who commit dwis and it's wrong. we need to protect our country and not allowed criminals and drug dealers into the country. >> laura: you did a fantastic job in your debate with mr. o'rourke. a town hall tonight and i want your reaction. >> spent the rest of the debate responding to every single dishonest thing he said or i could make sure people understand what he's doing.

look, he's dishonest. one of the reasons he got tagged with this nickname. that nickname resonates because it's true. >> laura: obviousness i guess g the president in order to make his case. seems like there is no -- he's a good-looking guy, but there is no there there. where is the beef? >> you can see the desperation in that debate where he was insulting me, attacking me, call me a liar. what's striking what he was responding to when he said liar i pointed out that he voted in favor of a $10 a barrel tax on every barrel of oil in producen the state of texas. his response is not to engage but scream, liar, liar, liar. facts matter, and we put up on our website tedcruz.org the exact text of the resolution that congressman o'rourke will voted on.

brought up a resolution saying, we don't want a $10 tax on every barrel of oil and o'rourke. >> laura: senator, we are out of time. but we enjoyed that debate. i wouldn't want to debate you any day of the week. great to see you, senator. much. ht. no, you don't understand, i don't know how to say this. i'm just a tv doctor. they also know you should get your annual check-up. it could save your life. schedule a check-up with your doctor, know your four health numbers, and start taking control of your health today. cigna. together, all the way.

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>> when they go low, we go high. no, no. when we go low, we kick them. >> laura: seems some democrats have been taking suggestions like that from eric holder quite literally. a hostile democratic operative with ties to george soros and a long history of harassing republicans has been arrested for battery against a female campaign manager of a g.o.p.

candidate. for details like this, we are joined by fox news correspondent trace gallagher. >> the man in -- known as mike stark. arrested in las vegas for assaulting kristen davidson, the campaign manager for nevada g.o.p. manager adam lacks. davidson says mike stark grabbed her and yanked her arm and refused to let go. the attack left her traumatized and horrified. but for mike stark, it might be another day to the office. reporter for the american bridge organization, liberal organization founded by david brock who founded the liberal watchdog group media matters and founded funded by billionaire george soros. after stark was arrested, american bridge fired him for his bad behavior, but sources also hire him for his bad behavior. carol, the told fox news

fox news that during the kavanaugh confirmation hearings, stark followed and harassed senator lee in the basement of the senate building. carol also tweeted, i've known mike stark for literally over a decade. this is who he is. american bridge hired him accordingly. told fox news when he was arrested for assault in vegas, he told police this is his job and he does this for a living. that prompted kentucky senator rand paul to question whether american bridge was propagating this quoting, "soros paid protester, are democrats paying to incite violence?" starks' resume highlights a violent past. convicted for disorderly conduct after aggressively approaching virginia g.o.p. governor nortel candidate ed gillespie and earle was arrested for assaulting a female staffer for ryan zinke.

american bridge has not responded to whether or not they knew about stark's criminal past. >> laura: california congressman devin nunes was also harassed by this man just a few months earlier. congressman nunes joins us now. how long was this stark guy harassing you? this was an attack of the democrats, get in your face, hope to provoke you, getting injured in your face or cinnamon or from your and see what lies. >> they've been doing this to me for the better part of a half. anyone involved in the russian investigation, we were harassed. this guy went to our office numerous times. you follow me income and get in my face commercial but community hearings, even showed up where i was giving a speech one time. he actually showed up to the airport one time.

we had to have the capitol police come several times because he has harassed me, he's harassed our staff. look, this is not the way we should operate here in the united states of america. people should be frightened about this. nobody is going to want to do these jobs if you have to deal with guys like this. with me, i'm fine. i will fight back. look at how many people are thinking of becoming a judge or supreme court judge or run for office? with these lunatics running around like this funded by billionaires who should know better, this is not the type of activity we want to see in this country. >> laura: when you say you will fight back, that's the point. you really can't. unless they touch you, if they can just grab your hand that's no fault. if you are in legitimate fear of your life, you can respond. if someone ever comes up to my family or touch is one of my kids? good luck. mother tiger comes out. it's not going to happen. okay? it does bother me. people who get in my face? go ahead.

i have plenty of jokes that i can throw back at you. but you are right. this is meant to intimidate people who might not be like you and i away from politics altogether. george soros, we cannot underestimate the power of his billions of dollars funneling through these david brock groups and run by david brock whether it the media matters crew or this american bridge crew. at some point is there a time to investigate their 5o1c3 or 501(c)(4) status? is this a legitimate speech or is this targeted harassment? >> look, this gets to the heart of campaign finance reform. we last had that by george w. bush at the beginning of his term and what this has led to is absolute chaos where billionaires can come in and feed these guys. something needs to be done about this? yes. but unfortunately, the republicans, we are not going to

get involved in that type of behavior. i think the democrats, until they are trying to listen, they are not going to change. they see this working. they are protesting, the harassment, all of this, they see it as working. i hope it backfires this fall and i think a lot of people slowly waking up to the fact that this is not the type of behavior we should have in our political system. >> laura: you live in a beautiful state. california is a beautiful state. it basically has a super majority democrat-controlled of the state legislature, obviously all of the senators, governors, at least for now. the rest of the country, what do we need to learn from california? people say what happens in california are welcome to your state eventually. >> gap. >> laura: what should and people want other than the beach and the beautiful agriculture and all that in the mountains, and so forth, but what else do the american people not want? >> what you are seeing happened in california, laura, is massive homelessness. because we don't arrest people,

because we don't put them in jail, because we let them get away with everything, we have massive homelessness all over the state. it's really people who are -- it's sad, they are burned out on drugs, they have a lot of mental problems. >> laura: a lot of illegal immigrants on the streets, correct? a lot of illegal immigrants in the tent villages as well in l.a. and so forth. >> it's tough to know who they are or whether they are legal or not legal, but -- people think it's just san francisco and they hear about the feces on the ths true. you see it all over any city or town you visit. >> laura: congressman, before we let you go, apparently some of your opponents think it's really funny to put signs around your district written in russian. okay? nunes -- [reading russian] it means, "nunes has got to go. i speak russian so i can

translate the signs for you, but i i don't think most people in your district are understanding the russian so i think the joke -- i don't think the joke is going to be very effective there. >> well i think the point of those signs is people understand those are also being put up by the same people that are funding this stark character. the billionaires are funding protesters, they are funding movement, crazy building billboards. i have a 98-year-old grandmother who has a family farm, lives on it. she has been harassed by reporters and other wackos that have shown up on her house. she lives by herself. other day she told me she was driving down the freeway and saw some of those signs. she actually thought they were mine. to some degree, they are benefiting me to some degree. >> laura: that's not a bad picture of you, -- we got them a whole interview and didn't even talk about rod rosenstein that one time. that's got to be a record with

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>> laura: as the midterms fast approach, the numbers speak for themselves regardless of whether voters say they are supporting republicans or democrats, the one common denominator in their decision is president trump. is that good news or bad news 18 days out from the election? coming out to discuss this is eric trump. good to see you, my friend. >> how are you? >> laura: i'm great. your father on the campaign trail tonight in montana. do you think these visits are helping boost enthusiasm in some of these tighter races? >> there's no question about it. look at the audiences he has. incredible.

in montana, 20,000 people will show up. go to nevada, 30,000 people show up. people are excited. people want to get out of there. the energy in these rooms are is nothing short of incredible. the best economy we've ever had as a country, the lowest unemployment, the stock market is booming, consumer confidence is through the roof. i could go on and on and on, but he has a lot to boast about. he's doing an unbelievable job and our country is back. we haven't seen this in a very long time, but our country is back. >> laura: when you see the hostility, despite all that you laid out, and let me play you a clip of a total limit lunatic ripping down ted cruz signs. we didn't have enough time when ted cruz was on, let's take a look. >> i have a thousand of these. i'm about to put more out. >> >> laura: that sums it up,

doesn't it? they are either clawing at the supreme court door ripping other people's posters down. >> it's unbelievable. the lack of civility, i talk about it all the time. honestly, those people are so radical. no one can relate to them. you saw the guy last week we had the pickup truck burned because he had american flag on the bumper and a trump sticker -- >> laura: we had him on. >> you have the person clawing at the supreme court door. they are getting yelled that at dinner. i could go on and on. when does this end? laura, americans don't want to see the stuff. that's not who we are as a society. that is a rogue faction. the left has gone so far left, they become so radicalized and they think its acceptable behavior. when you have ever colder go out there, let's kick them in the head. the only time we are going to be civil and human beings when we went back again? why didn't you win in the first place. your message didn't work them when you were defective, you

were doing the job and you had a person much better and who beat it's really a shame. >> laura: one of your person's favorite person out there is rosie o'donnell. she mixed it up today with nicole wallace. >> he wants to send the military to the border. >> i want to send the military to the white house to get him. [laughter] >> i don't think that's what we are going to get. >> laura: that's a good idea. they are either blowing the white house up or they want to take the military or take him out of the white house. by any means necessary. i guess it's a joke, but it's not all that funny. >> when you forget about rosie, she pops back in the scene. every two months she cycles through and through. amazing how that works. this is not what people care about. people have to get out there and vote, right? it's the most important thing in the world. the country is back, laura.

we are winning by everything a metric. doesn't matter if it's our military, isis, immigration. america is winning. people have jobs again, salaries are going up. 401(k)s are through the roof. >> laura: but the left -- these people want to so chaos. >> they have a -- they don't have a message! they stand for high taxes, they stand for banning plastic straws, going after law enforcement, total anarchy. >> laura: abolish i.c.e., that's their big platform. 205 riverside boulevard trump condominium, beautiful building. the trump name now taken down from that building. what is that all about? you're in the business of running this company on top of everything else you have going on in your life, your family, everything else, but that just seems like hate. what is that? >> its activist politics, byproduct of the nastiness of politics. we've been out of that building

for a very long time. it was a great success. my father literally rebuilt the entire west side of new york city. it was a major success. this is the byproduct and nastiness of politics. one person who doesn't like you who sits on the board and what they can do is pretty unbelievable. again, we've been at that building for a very long time. doesn't hurt us at all. it's a byproduct of what we've been talking about the entire show. the radical left, that nastiness. it's going to be -- >> laura: it's almost like the better the country does, the more unhappy and bitter you become. >> they are lashing out. they all got it wrong for "the new york times" collection morning gave them a 1.9% chance of winning. and he won easily, right? they double down. i promise you, and you know this. they are going to get it wrong

again. my father is going to go down as truly one of the greatest presidents in the history of this country. this country is winning again and they couldn't be more proud of him. >> laura: thank you so much, ever, being here again tonight. we have been highlighting the recent spate of attacks on republican candidates, campaign workers, offices. up next, we speak to a minnesota candidate who may be the victim of the worst attack yet. his story when we return. for powerful a1c reduction. tresiba® is a long-acting insulin used to control high blood sugar in adults with diabetes. don't use tresiba® to treat diabetic ketoacidosis, during episodes of low blood sugar, or if you are allergic to any of its ingredients. don't share needles or insulin pens. don't reuse needles. the most common side effect is low blood sugar, which may cause dizziness, sweating, confusion, and headache. check your blood sugar. low blood sugar can be serious and may be life-threatening. injection site reactions may occur.

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>> they aren't going to be able to go to a restaurant. they are not going to be able to go to a gas station. they are not going to be able to go to a department store. the people are going to turn on them. they are absently going to harass them. >> laura: that the rent from auntie maxine has now extended to include people who are running as republicans. there has been at least eight violent attacks on republicans just this year. public and politicians, staffers, and their offices -- a

red out of minnesota, might be the worst one yet. local house candidate shane mekeland was out at a restaurant when a man approached him, punched him in the face, leaving him concussed. he was knocked out. he believes it was politically motivated. shane joins us now. tell us a little bit about your assailant. did you know him before the assault? >> no. i did not know him. i walked into this place to inquire about renting or using a backup room they have for a political function for the republican ticket in our area. the owner was not there, but somebody said, how's the campaign going? there were the conversation of several people throughout the time to come and go, this gentleman did come around there there was conversation with him. it did not seem bad in the beginning.

then somebody to my right started talking so i looked away. when i heard this out of my left ear, this guy say, " "you bleepg people don't give a bleep about the middle class." when my head at the floor, that's the last thing i remember. the last he was a very big man, six and a half feet tall, somewhere between 270-200 pounds with very big hands, i might add, he jumped on top of me. he wasn't done. some of the folks nearby were able to pull him off and throw him off. >> laura: he has not been arrested. if you do believe this is politically motivated, targeting you because you are a republican? did you know he was following you? how would he know that you're going into this banquet room quick mike i'm not questioning that, i'm just trying to figure this out. >> there was a group of people

around. it started with this younger man saying, campaign for what quick mike he told me his story. he actually got a yard sign for me that we went and put in in his vehicle. this other person moved and started talking. he showed hands prior to all of this. this comment comes on and i'm looking away. i never saw it coming. the doctor said it might've been in my benefit because i would've tensed up, he would've done more damage. >> laura: do you feel like the intimidation and the call to get in people's faces, you just heard auntie maxine waters, is that fueling this, this violenc violence? >> i actually put this on facebook in response to somebody sending the well wishes when heard about this. her name, hillary's name, eric holder literally it tore me apart, insinuated how their comments affect rural minnesota. i don't know if they don't think we have tvs or radios out

there, but it's obviously very much tied together. they are stirring up the talk with people. i personally did not decide to get sucker punched and knocked out. this is one of the most awful things to ever have happened to me. i don't want this to be the environment my 12-year-old daughter brought up in going forward in life. up here in minnesota, we have close races and we have a dfl governor who is going on sanctuary state versus the republican who is completely normal and less taxes. >> laura: the idea, shane, that minnesota will elect this left-wing democrat governor? forget about it. minnesota? you've got to wake up. this kind of attack on a guy running for district 15b in a rural area? this is just okay now? this is what the democrats have come to? this is insanity. i hope you are okay. i know you aren't really able to go out campaigning now because of this injury. shane, please feel better. take care of yourself, get

surrogates out there to campaign for you. you need to pull out a win. we are sorry about what happened to you. stand strong. we have highlighted numerous cases of conservative censorship from big attack on the show, but this could be the worse. a triple amputee air force vet is here next. he's going to tell us what facebook did to him and to his family next. place, the xfinity xfi gateway.

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>> laura: to a particularly egregious case of tech censorship, facebook deleted a conservative news pass down the page without warning after he invested over $300,000 and add. facebook announced it was purging 800 accounts because of inauthentic behavior. our next guest never imagined it

could happen to him. ryan cole forrest page had a verified check mark and he said that 3.5 million fans -- all taken away in an instant. goins is now about it brian, thank you for your heroism and sacrifice in this country. you are amazing. i have to ask you, has facebook been in touch with you at all? >> no. first, thanks for having me on. no, facebook has not been in touch with us. i want to start this off and just get it out here. i want you to know that i sacrificed three limbs for everybody, your freedoms, your family freedoms because that's why i believe in. that's why i joined the military. if i can get everybody to go to thefightforfreespeech.com, we'll take this fight to facebook. go ahead, laura. >> laura: what was the reasoning, you think? you raised $300,000 in the

kavanaugh fight, i know that. it was after that your facebook page was, bingo, gone. >> there is no real reason. spent nine months begging them when they rolled out the new rule changes. they would not contact us to give us the meeting to go over the rules we want them to remain in contact to go with these rules. they didn't want to help us. we were begging them. i sent 50 emails directly to our facebook contact katie harvin and she was ignoring it. any other person, any other company? they would've been helping them. they didn't want to help us. we wanted to understand the rules, we wanted to be the good part of facebook. we always follow the rules. the facebook page never had an issue. never banned from facebook. never had issues with false news, misinformation, or anything. the whole reasoning is up in the air. we don't understand why. >> laura: we reached out as well and they didn't get back to us.

>> the one thing we did do, we finally did get that meeting two weeks ago. what do you know what? october 3rd, when the meeting was supposed to take place? they didn't give us and they canceled it two days prior. when they canceled it, we raised over $600,000 with john hopkins who founded right-wing news, and that's when it was pooled. i was raising all that money for justice kavanaugh. they pulled it. one week later, it was gone. that company has nothing to do with politics and they yanked it. that was my financial support for my family. they are attacking my family, attacking me, attacking my rights. >> laura: brian, we are going to keep on the story and follow the story. thank you for your service to this country, your sacrifice to this country. everyone, go to bryan's website, it will be linked on lauraingraham.com. stay there.

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>> it is time for the last fight. what are the midterm elections really about?

trump told the montana crowd this earlier tonight. >> president trump: that is what it is going to be. it is going to be an election of those things, law & order, kavanaugh. remember common sense, and remember it is going to be an election of the caravan. you know what i'm talking about. you know what i'm talking about. >> and election of the caravan, okay. that is all the time we have tonight. shannon bream and the fox news at night team take it from here. >> shannon: thank you very much. we begin tonight so they fox news alert. brand-new details on two major diplomatic situations reaching a boiling point tonight paired president trump wedding ring to shut down the southern u.s. border. thousands of american migrants had here tonight. could the military's and we aligning our borders? international outcry over the