we will never be the hate trump media mob. let not your heart be troubled. laura ingraham up next. have a great weekend. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> laura: i am laura ingraham and this is the "the ingraham angle" from washington tonight. are democrats attempting a power grab to hurt republican chances for winning future elections? forget 2020, any election? could the social justice obsession be the demise of the democrats. newt gingrich is here. we expose the hypocrisy of mainstream's media outrage over paul manafort's sentencing. breaking tonight, jussie smollett. the "empire" actor has been

charged for 16 felonies for his hate crime hoax. the fall of two music icons. and michael jackson and r.kelly. it'sed from. -- friday. this week's worst media moments. first the democrats are on a mission to divide this country. president trump is building this country, the social justice warriors are doing everything to take us to the brink. what is the latest obsession? reparation. >> you are for some type of reparation? >> yes, i am. >> [inaudible]. >> america has a dark history. >> do you believe in reparation? the idea that black people should get reparation as a result of slavery and

discrimination? >> i have long thought this country would be better off if we found a way to do that. >> laura: to respond former house speaker newt gingrich host of a new fabulous pod cast on apple pod casts. speaker, the reparation. that would be the great thing that brings us all together as americans. >> well, when you watch elizabeth warren, who had apparently been lying about being a native-american describe reparation -- it's not fair to talk about reparation just for african-americans, what about native-americans and latinos and people from ireland. we should all be happy when we

give each other whatever we do. this is insane. you are watching a party not since george mcgovern have we seen the insanity the people are stooping to. you start down this road and it's insane. you have to wonder how these people talk themselves into it. >> laura: kamala harris said we have to acknowledge we don't start on an equal footing. sweetheart, welcome to the world. that's the history of human civilization. it matters what you do with what you had. tom said does that mean people

who came in the turnover of the last century had nothing to do with slavery and they have to open their wallets and payout? >> if you are a first generation nigerian american who is doing well, do you have to open your wallet? >> laura: this could be the down fall of the democrats in 2020. people across the country go crazy. what? it doesn't pass the straight face test. i know you are fighting the other nightmare in the democratic party. the anti-semitic remarks of congresswoman ilhan omar. speaker nancy pelosi is making more excuses forker. >> i don't think our colleague is anti-semitic. she has a different experience in the use of words and doesn't

understand the meaning. >> laura: all of these people making excuses for the left. a conservative makes a mistake and it's over. >> you have to understand what is going on. nancy pelosi and her two leaders and sidekicks are almost 80 years old. they are grandparents. omar and that entire group of younger radicals are like the grandchildren. they walk into the room and go you already failed. you had 60 years to solve this. you have not solved this. this is a huge change from 40 years ago. they have no automatic respect for her or anybody else in the leadership. i think she will continue to lose control. now of course when representative omar says something indefensible but in nancy pelosi's caucus, nancy pelosi has to risk looking like a fool trying to defend her.

>> laura: we talked to a muslim defender last night. she was defending linda on capitol hill. it's like this has gone way radical. this is not the new freshman. this is a radicalization of the democrat party. forget jfk and scoop jackson. it's radical for joe biden. >> this is what happened on the british labor party. corin is so anti-semitic his party is being torn to shreds. you are about to see that here. what you described in the few minutes. policy and decency over anti-semitism. they can't get themselves out of it. >> laura: you served in congress with joe scarborough.

he spend times on television how trump is bad. this is a great example of someone off the rails in the media this week. watch. >> he's not just doing worse than barack obama. he is doing worse than ever american president, and he is actually screwing up the border situation that barack obama's administration improved markedly. >> well, scarborough a long time ago decided his future was on the left. his future -- he is an anti-republican-republican. which is the kind the media loves the most. guys listen to themselves and decide they are right. then they get mad about how right they are and get more extreme and listen to themselves. most americans understand lowest unemployment in 50 years.

dramatic increase in salary for the poorest 10% of americans. dramatic job creation. that's what scarborough thinks is a bad job. >> laura: and rising wages. someone trying to do something about manufacturing, our exports are still up. now they are worried about the trade deficit. another story breaking today. the hill this afternoon reporting that hhs is moving up to 3 $85 million to house unaccompanied migrant children. that's a lot of money to take from other programs because of this massive border program with unaccompanied minors.

-- this demonstrates the big cost of illegal immigration. >> everything we were talked about the department of homeland security, this is a crisis. they expect a million memo to cross the border. they have to restrain them and stop them. the notion that the democrats don't think it's a problem to have a million people illegally enter the united states in one year tells you how out of touch with reality the democratic party it. >> laura: i want your thoughts on the political report that trump's advisors -- it's hard to believe this -- are telling him to cut back on rally appearances because "dignified settings like the oval office and the rose garden carry for weight with voters than his free-wheeling arena speeches."

i am not saying just do rally, because i don't think you can. he gets energized from the rallies. that's how he won in 2016. >> the rallies are a large part of what make trump, trump. he walks in the room and surrounded by people who like him. he and they interact together. he gains energy and tests out a lot of his lines. the other night when he tested them out for 2 hours and 18 minutes. >> laura: that's long. >> but it was like a rock concert. >> laura: go for another hour. >> when there are important moments like the u.n. speech and the state of the union which was an extraordinary speech, he ought to be presidential. what makes donald trump unique is he is donald trump. we said years ago, let reagan be reagan. i am for letting trump be trump. >> laura: the border crisis spiraling out of control, the

democrats are doing everything but drying to find a solution. today the house -- approved voting reforms measures. it's dead on arrival in the senate. it's call hr-1 or for the people act. i love that. might it be called for the democrats act? it include this gem for immigrants. >> these newcomers make america more american: we want them when they come here to be fully part of our system. that means not suppressing the vote of our newcomers to america. >> laura: joining now with details chief congressional correspondent mike emanuel. what is going on? >> a party-line vote to pass the house at the end of the week. this bill on campaign finance

would create a matching fund system for presidential candidates matching small donations with taxpayer dollars. on ethices, presidents and vice-presidents would have to release 10 years of their tax returns. it allows citizens to register to vote on line and election day would be a federal holiday. the house speaker is selling it. >> the senate as you receive this bill, you will also be receiving the aspiration and mobilization and the persistence of the american people to have government work for them for the people. >> senator majority lead mitch mcconnell blasted it and said it seems tailor made by democrats to exploit confusion and swing elections. he ads they are clothing this power grab in shades of

restoring democracy. it could be called the democrat politician protection act. >> this is a terrible proposal. it will know get any floor time in the senate. but it is important to understand what they are trying to do here. i think our colleagues in the house have done a great job in educating the member of the house as to what is involved with this. >> mcconnell notes it's dead on arrival in the u.s. senate. >> laura: mike, thank you very much. joining now is congressman james comber and dana who ran as a democrat in 2016. explain how democrats are not trying to alter the american electorate with this bill? >> no, what they are trying to

do is the most person thing possible. impower people to vote. to have a functioning democracy we need people to go to the ballot box and vote. this is allowing people to register to vote more easily. declaring election day a federal holiday. we are one of the only democracies in the entire world that does not have election day on a weekend or have it being a national holiday. >> laura: we have an election day that stretches for weeks and months. now did we survive as a constitutional republic. my mother was a waitress and my dad got to the polls only 1 day. how did we function before?

>> absolutely. they are trying to build upon on what they did in california with the ballot harvesting. this is not the answer. people are empowered to vote. it's easy to vote. same day voter registration. that's a back door to get more people to vote who are not legal citizens. that's their game plan do beat donald trump in 2020. we won't let it stand in the house. >> laura: dana, another thing i am disturbed by: what is happening with states 'rights? this would set voter i.d. and whether felons could vote or not. that's a state perrogative. how do you react to that? >> again, i can't think of anything more american than

empowering our citizens to vote. >> laura: what if they have no desire to vote? >> they don't have to vote. >> laura: no, they require you to be registered. it's your right as an american citizen to be left alone. why does the government have the right to tell you to register to vote? >> they are not forcing you to go to the ballot box. >> laura: they are forcing you to register. >> what about the selective service? we forced everybody to register. >> laura: that's an emergency wartime provision. >> no, everybody right now. >> [overlapping talking]. >> laura: we have to mobilize people quickly. this is not mandating that someone as an individual who does not want to vote, has no desire to vote, should not have to be registered to vote.

>> you're absolutely right. >> [overlapping talking]. >> democrats want every government for everything. >> laura: let's talk about what the democrats think about 16 years old voting? people think this is like an internet total hoax. that's right, democrats today voted to support the states that want to lower the voting age to 16. dana? >> well, my understanding is that provision is not make it in the final bill. there was an amendment proposed. >> laura: a majority of democrats voted for it. >> but it didn't pass. it allows for 16 years old to pre-register to vote. don't we want them to be ready to vote and excited to vote when they turn 18. that's a great thing for american. >> laura: congressman, are you against the youth voting you? must hate the youth? >> we want everyone to vote. i am astonished the democrats

want to raise the age of americans to own a gun or to be able to purchase tobacco but lower the age for voting. we have nothing that stands in the way of young people voting today. i am all about more people voting. i think we have a great democracy. the democrats are continually trying to change that to benefit themselves. >> laura: dana, do you think illegal immigrants should be allowed to vote in the u.s.? someone has been here 10 years. they have fraudulent identification but paying taxes out of their salary. i am playing a democrat today: shouldn't they have a right to vote? >> i believe in a path to citizenship. once you have citizenship, i think all citizens should be able to vote. >> laura: you are a raging conservative in the democrat party. next we expose the hypocrisy of

the lame stream media outrage over manafort's sentencing. he's been in solitary for 9 months. ken starr and robert ray react next. then i found aleve pm. the only one to combine a safe sleep aid, plus the 12 hour pain relieving strength of aleve. i'm back. aleve pm for a better am.

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media and democrat palace are in total meltdown tonight because judge ellis the district course in virginia did not throw the book at paul manafort. put him in jail for 50 years. he was only sentenced to 47 months in prison. that's 4 years for tax and bank fraud. instead of the 25 years that mueller wanted. >> our legal system in america. it does not operate with equal force for everyone. paul manafort got the special clubbie washington elite friendly treatment. >> he didn't apologize. yet this judge clearly taking his side. >> there are two americans when it comes to justice. if you are a wealthy white collar criminal you are treated one way and not, treated another. >> laura: making this about race was utterly disgusting and despicable.

in every one of those people should know better. a lot of folks commenting are the same people usually railing on against long sentences and are against solitary confinement for even violent criminals. paul manafort has been in solitary confinement with a little slit on the door and a thin little mattress and no chair and no desk for 9 months. non-violent offender. here two members of the former whitewater independent council's officer. ken starr and robert ray. keep, let's start with you. they are accusing judge els of being a racist. >> judge ellis is experienced.

he had issues with the prosecution. it was a righteous prosecution. it falls to him as a judge to evaluate everything. then to stay here's what i think is right and just for a 7-year-old person in ill health. i think we over-criminalize and over-is not. -- sentence. i think the judge was doing what he felt was just under all of the circumstances. he should be praised and applauded. >> laura: just so people understand. robert, i know you know this. judge ellis has been an advocate against excessiveness sentences in many, many cases. -- he is like a no-nonsense

case. turner 37 years old prosecuted on a meth charge. prosecutors wanted him in jail for decades. he said that's ridiculous. he has been an advocate for reasonable sentences for year. one of the most prominent commentators for princeton university was on morning joe today and said this. >> underneath the sentencing gap and the wealth gap is a value gap. that's the belief that white people matter purpose other. particularly white people with money. >> laura: white people with money. in solitary confinement since last year. >> i am a princeton graduate and don't agree with that

characterization. this is all being done for political reasons. by the way, your point, that judge ellis has a problem with these long sentences particularly when the loss calculation determines what the sentence will be under the guidelines. he is not the only judge that has a problem with that, with those calculations. that's true with regard to a broad-spectrum of the federal judiciary on both the left and the right based upon appointments made by democrat and republican presidents. just ask jay in the southern district of new york a clinton appointee about his views on branching fraud sentences. -- on bank fraud sentences. he will say this got ratcheted up.

the sentences have gotten out of control. it wasn't a problem for the special counsel's office to ask for a sentence within the guidelines. this is why prosecutors don't impose sentences. judges do. the judges are supposed to be and act independent of the prosecution to determine what is fair. anybody who thinks on msnbc or cnn they will second guess a judge with 30 years of experience, that's ridiculous. >> laura: we have so much to get too. ken, this is what drives me crazy. you go on twitter and you see like alexandria ocasio-cortez, 28 years old, not a lawyer. didn't sit in the courtroom. was not in the jury box. hasn't read the record. doesn't know the guidelines or the discretion a judge has. she immediately blows up the internet with this shows you we have two systems of judges

justice in the united states of america. -- tell me about the corrosive effect on the judiciary? >> it erodes our faith in the judiciary. our judges are independent of politics. they are appointed for life. here is a judge with this rich reservoir of experience. he had all of the facts. it's unfortunate when politicians, especially elected representatives, saunter out on the world stage and make reckless and irresponsible statements and also condemning your judges. i thought there was great upset and i didn't applaud when president trump condemned judges for taking certain actions. here's the same kind of thing. i think everybody should just calm down. by the way, if the government feels strongly about this, it can mount an appeal.

there are mechanisms. here's the point: we have a great and conscientious judge who gave it his best judgment. >> laura: and he watched there over several months. your thoughts on the new fox support on the house intel chair schiff's staff traveling to new york 4 times to meet with michael cohen for more than 10 hours ahead of the hearing on the hill this week. ray, there are legal and ethical ramifications at play or is this normal stuff? >> i don't know about legal and ethical ramifications. i imagine the republicans were not afford ed ted the same opportunity. it would skew the whole process. an argument could be made it

affects the testimony. it leads to the perception in the public domain this is not a fair process and it's being done for political purposes as they say that it's just a search for the truth. that argument is wearing thin. >> laura: ken, to close this out. you have mueller for 2 years. coming up short on what everyone thought. the liberals thought that trump was spooning with vladimir putin to get himself elected. now the oversight committee and the house of representatives, the judiciary committee, their job is to go through a sitting president's former be dealings? is that where this is? >> i am very concerned about that dimension. it's one thing to engage in oversight on the operations of the presidency and the executive branch. to go back into business dealings when there is no tether

to russia influence on the campaign. i think there is a constitutional issue. it's not litigable so no judge will decide it. it's a constitution issue. is the house of representatives exceeding its article-1 powers? >> i agree with that. if people think that the southern district of new york, for example, is going to be a stalking horse for the continuation of the mueller investigation traveling down the road of endless investigation of the trump organization, i think they are dreaming. i think the department of justice at some point in washington may need to rein that in. it's not appropriate. >> laura: we know bill barr has a lot on his plate. there is a lot of stuff that has to be addressed from the federal level here. this has gotten out of control. phenomenal panel.

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secrecy of the grand jury process. her sentence was commuted by president obama. wiki leake is at the center of of the russia investigation. only 20,000 jobs added last month. the smallest in a year and a half. that's a dip from january where the number topped 300,000. despite the slow down, the unemployment rate fell to 3.8%. back "the ingraham angle." >> laura: we have a fox news alert. 's grand jury returns a 16 count federal indictment against "empire" actor jussie smollett for his hate crime hoax. joining us now raymond a best selling author. --. talk about a whiplash with

people thinking maga people were going in to look for black men to beat up. >> we have people coming out defending him. this is devastating. 16 count federal grand jury. it's not only falsely reporting a hate crime. there are other charges. this looks really bad for him. should he be off the show permanently? >> laura: oh, my god. here's my question. when the entire nation is transfixed, you could have triggered riots. that's what the police said on this show. >> inviting hate. >> laura: dividing people against each other. the fear that that put in the hearts and consciousness of americans, especially minority americans. and ropeing in two other people.

you write a check. >> it's a conspiracy to create hate and to drive more hate. it's just what we didn't need. in the pop culture and in our politics. >> laura: a lot more to get to on "the ingraham angle" with the craziness. there are calls to stop playing michael jackson's music after the airing of that explosive huge hit that hbo documentary leaving neverland. what is the story? >> million dollars is the story. sony just paid $250-million dollars to distribute all of michael jackson's catalog. there is a popular vegas circque desoleil show with his songs and image. two victims alleged horrific sexual abuse at jackson's hand. all of that is in peril. these victims new michael jackson as minors and sought money from the jackson estate in 2013 and their games were thrown

out. they testified for jackson when he faced similar allegations in 2005. at that time they claimed they were never abused. now even cory feldman is backing away from his support for the king of pop. watch. >> i don't want to be perceived as i am here to defender michael. i can no longer do that. i can't in good consciousness defend anyone who is being accused of such horrendous crimes. >> what is happening. even the simpsons producers are pulling back an episode in which michael jackson's voice was featured. >> laura: and oprah interviewed jackson. >> in 1993 and interviewed his family when he died. now they are cashing on him when he is dead. this is a big problem. the media, and we will see this again and again. they are hedonists while these

people are being built up. then turn into pure tans when they fall. reverse that. it ties in nicely with this horrible case of r. kelly who also went down in flames over a documentary series at lifetime. in january. last month. surviving r. kelly. should we stop listening to these people? >> laura: i am not defending anyone. i don't know what happened. i have a problem with relit gating someone's life. >> when they are lead. >> laura: maybe it's because i grew up listening to the jackson-5 and thriller. it's part of my youth. it's part of the youth of the entire country. now to say the artistic product itself is toxic, we have a lot

of songs and artists that we better get big sharpie pen and go through the entire sony catalog. >> you have chris brown. jerry lee lewis married his 13-year-old cousin and bing crosby beat the kids. we don't think of that when we hear white christmas. >> laura: i don't know where this ends. >> well -- >> they pull down statues. they don't let people live in the current time. >> the music is about us. our relationship with the time. it captures a time for us. it's not about these people. when you see r. kelly, we watched these two women living with him. they interviewed with gale king.

watch this quickly. >> how do we say this without being inappropriate? is there a three-way relationship? do you have a separate relationship with him? how does this work? >> well, both. we both have individual relationships and we all are a family all together. we have moments where we sit and watch movies and go to amusement parks all together. >> i am not talking about going to movies or going to parks. is it a three-way sexual relationship? >> well, first of all i am not here to talk about my personal life. i would never share with no one what i do in the bedroom. i've as a woman i am sure you would not either. there are people who have multiple girlfriends. it's no different. >> it is different. r. kelly is a degenerate. condemn on the front end and choose your icons wisely.

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>> ♪ >> laura: it's really, really easy to become numb about media bias these days. especially anti-trump media buys. -- bias. "the ingraham angle" keeps track of the worst offenders. joining me is a former cnn contributor and author of a 4th book and attorney and psychologist dr. brian russell. begin with msnbc anchor stephanie rule who thinks trump has an alterior motive for running for reelection. >> if he is a private citizen he

will get indicted. i will become president again because i don't want to get indicted. >> vladimir putin thought the same thing many times. >> laura: trump is not running because he loves the country. this experience has been so much fun for him i am sure. i am sure it was not more than in new york do the "apprentice." >> stephanie was referencing a "new york times" columnist by a woman who is a trump hater. he talks to people who hate trump all day long and spews this stuff out. this is younk. -- junk. >> laura: brian, your comment.

>> everybody around that table shares the presumption there are indictable offenses of which i have seen zero evidence involving the president and i seen nothing in his words or behavior to suggest to me that he would prefer not to be president or he is anything other than enthusiastic about implementing his agenda for another 4 years. >> laura: msnbc a reporter jacob who is south of the border with the migrants. he figured out why so many illegals are crossing the border. >> the reason the numbers are going up are not because of some crazy phenomenal. donald trump and his policies and his rhetoric are encouraging people or forcing people to cross the border illegally. >> laura: brian, how did he crack that code? >> [laughing]. this reminds me of early in my

career as a psychologist. low level criminals said the mall was going to install new security cameras so i had to shoplift now. nobody causes illegal immigrants. >> laura: the congress refuses to do what needs to be done. seal the border with technology and a wall and stop these asylum fraud by reforming that system. these are two simple things. congress is responsible for refusing to do this. >> they are. a lot of these people were coming to the borders illegally long before donald trump ever announced for president. they were doing in this the

obama era and the bush era. there is nothing new here. i might add if congress were serious about protecting the borders, they are protecting themselves with all of the walls around congress we might be in better shape. >> laura: now a cnn host. this was startling to me. talking about jeopardy's host alex's cancer announcement. >> every night he makes facts first. we need him now more than ever. fight as you have never fought before. >> laura: jeffrey, you used to work at cnn. taking a serious diagnosis of cancer and turning it into an attack on trump.

>> it's leftism. if you remember from the '60s, that's what chris did here. it never works out well. >> laura: it's embarrassing. the guy has stage 4 pancreatic cancer and you use it to hit trump on ash wednesday this woman defended ilhan omar for her anti-semitic comments. >> there has never been a resolution by anybody on the republican side. why is this woman being singled out and have the weight of washington come down on her. >> it's classic deflection. excuse bad behavior by pointing to other people's bad behavior. kids, don't do this.

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>> laura: all right. time for the last bite. nfl player taking the high road. suspended tackle cowboy david is picking pot over football. >> it's just my choice. i am living with. i am not going to be forced into doing something. i am not playing for free. people are fans of the media make me seem like the bad guy. i don't think i am a bad guy choosing this route. >> laura: he smoked during the entire instagram video.

my pod cast new one dropped today. shannon bream and fox news @ night team take it from here. >> shannon: we begin tonight with the fox news alert. explosive new comments. freshman congresswoman ilhan omar blasts former president barack obama calling him a pretty face who got away with murder. it's another fire storm after a week of headaches for the democrats. and actor jussie smollett indicted on 16 felony charges. police claiming he faked a hate crime. and what in the world could put the aclu and the top republican on the same side? we will tell you about a massive bill passed by house