along with the great one mark levin. that's tomorrow night 9:00 eastern. remember, we'll never be the destroyed trump media mob ever.r thank goodness to the americans out there like rush. here is laura ingraham, another great american. >> laura: hannity, thank you. >> sean: wasn't that amazing? >> laura: i could sit and listen to him all day long. i'm really glad you showcased him. >> sean: we've been on the radio and tv. he forged the path and we are lucky he did and he took a lot of crap for it too. >> laura: i'm laura ingraham. this is "the ingraham angle" from washington tonight. the president bringing down the house in grand rapids tonight. highlights and analysis in moments, plus my angle on the rise of the loser class. what does that mean? the latest absurd development in the jussie smollet case. tonight, we have a reaction chicago pd reps and, by the way

you'll hear from a former doj official about how the feds do plan to get involved. and it was a resounding rebuke this morning for a house in-house intel members taking aim at, well, shiftless adam schiff calling for him to step aside as intel chair.hi and one of those members areha here to react replace new detail from "the hill" we begin with a fox news alert. president trump on is way to florida after a raucous rally. the president is rightfully basking in the glory after the mueller report exoneration and hitting the democrat fanatics in the process. i >> the economy is roaring! the isis caliphate is defeated! 100%! after three years of lies and smears and slander, the russia hoax is finally dead!

the collusion delusion is over! the special counsel completed its report and found no collusion! no obstruction! all of the current and former officials who paid for promoted, and perpetuated the single greatest hoax in the history of politics in our country. they have to be -- i'm sorry. they have to be accountable. the russia hoax proves more than ever that we need to finish exactly what we came here to do. drain.y the. swamp. we defeated a very corrupt establishment. and we kept our promise to the american people and it's driving

them crazy. in the last two years, we've embarked on an unprecedented economic revival. unprecedented. america is now the hottest economy anywhere on the planet earth. there is nobody close. since our election win, the stock market is up almost 50%. you are looking like geniuses. we created, since my election 5.5 million new jobs. nobody would've ever believe that was possible. we passed massive tax cuts, the biggest in the history of our country, while we are pushing and pursuing all of these common sense policies to advance the common good. for our citizens, democrats are pushing a cynical and destructive agenda of radicalism! resistance! resist. resist and revenge.

we are taking on the extremist and they are really radical. radical extremist democrats who want open borders and crime! the democrats have to now decide whether they will continue defrauding the public with ridiculous >> laura: joining us now i matt schlapp, chair of the american conservative union fox news contributor. this is loud, the rally was really about trump and he was takingor a victory victory lap. he has an eye toward 2020, noe doubt about it.as he wanted to tell people in grand rapids, i was right, i told you this was from the beginning, and let's moved on o make this economy even stronger. >> the thing about president trump, trump sells a trump. he's not himself if he's not out shere telling people why he's doing the right thing on issue after issue after issue, and i

think it's emotional for him. he has his connection to the supporters and he wants to be out there with him, and i think it's a great outfit for our democracy. good for him. >> aren't you tired just watching them up there? >> i've got to take a bathroom break. >> laura: can i get dinner now? let's get going. sarah, what did you make of his tone tonight, his energy level his message? >> absolutely a positive message, i think he stuck through this.. look, this had to have been emotionally exhausting for him and his family. just the idea that something could turn. let'sco be honest before two years, for two years, cnn msnbc, "the new york times," "the washington post," reuters there have been story after story accusing the president of the united states, and let's not forget john brennan, james clapper, james comey -- >> i'd like to forget them. >> would like to forget them but they were out there actually

calling the president a clear and present danger, calling him a treasonous president, saying that he conspired with the russians for the 2016 election. >> laura: he was livid. i don't blame him. >> absolutely. it was wrong, it was false. two and a half years ago, when we first started reporting on this, john and i, there weren people out there who said, how are you going to feel when mueller -- >> remember how many of the tweets you got? >> yeah. here's the thing. it was never about the truth. it was about a coup, it was about the fact they couldn't accept what the american people wanted, what the electoral college decided where they couldn't accept any of that and that's why they want stop larua. it's going to be taxes, business deals, something else. >> laura: by the way, the media cannot get over the fact the president has been vindicated and they seem to be caught up on that phrase victory lap.

>> the president is putting his spin on mueller's findings. >> while he considered his post report victory >> he did something of a victory lap on the russia probe. >>id the president and his allis are taking a victory lap and they are feeling good. tap >> laura: what if they were accused of these type of things? >> victory lap, spend? >> laura: how about truth? >> robert mueller walked on water. let's remember. he walked on water. couldn't say anything about hime nobody could even criticizebo robert mueller until he came out with his report and william barr referenced and summarized his report for this was about a coup. this was about a silent coup to take out a president of the united states and they lost. now they are going to have to pay for it. >> the reason they are upset about the victory lap, i got a call from thousands of reporters, the president is going to take the high road, he won't spike the ball.re no, he's going to tell the american people of what he did

was a travesty against the first amendment and really irresponsible. >> laura: i'm going to talk about the losers who take a victory lap. by the way, the president did hit the media tonight. this is one of my favorite parts. let's watch. >> i love campaigning against the green new deal. i want them to make that a big part of their platform. no more airplanes. no more cows. one car per family. >> laura: okay. that's him going after the green new deal. he also went after the media. we actually have it. let's play it. >> our movement to talk the political establishment. the corrupt media. and it's never been more corrupt than it is today. this group of major losers try to divide our country, to poison the national debate, and to tear up the fabric of our great democracy.

>> laura: glenn greenwald matt taibbi, both of them said -- they should all be hanging their heads in shame. being liberal journalists means never having to say you're sorry. they never have to apologize! >> never have to retract stories that are patently false. stories about michael cohen being in prague. stories in "the new york times" they'd actually won michael ward's four that on false narratives given to them -- let's be honest, by senior >> i will say privately they all know they look like fools. 90% of them look like fools. i think the president should keep pressing. he has an advantage because he got millions of americans now that are looking at him a freshe because now they were convinced he's done some terrible polonius activity and now they are looking at the president anew and the economy is strong

and they actually agenda. >> laura: we are almost out of time. the big issue he has to tackle is this border. he has to hit this border and the republicans who didn't vote for that emergency, i have no words for them. >> it's collapsed. >> laura: we have no ability to process people. we have 300 beds and 40,000 people coming in last month. >> and tens and thousands more h ready to come in this way. we are dealing with mexico dealing with central america and this is an issue that we have to tackle right now before it hits. >> laura: when he addressed it tonight. it really quick bite. >> we are on track for a million illegal aliens trying to rush our borders. it is an invasion. democrats want to pretend theree is no border crisis. for one simple reason. because they have caused the border crisis. >> laura: matt. >> thank god he was elected. we give a million and two green cards per year. we are seeing numbers higher

than that on the legal crossings. there is no way you can have a countrybe with his continuing to happen. >> laura: we are heading to the border on sunday at laredo texas, to do a special report for your thank you for all your reporting and all your commentary. we'll have you back soon. when losers act like winners that's the focus of tonight's angle. this is an interesting phenomenon. person a competes for something really big. and then comes up short. in this hypothetical contest only, of course, one side wins and person a is on the losing side. and yet after suffering a defeat them a person a emerges more arrogant and more self-assured than ever before. proclaiming that had certain things happened it differently he or she indeed would have won. and person a? we see very little introspection. zero humility.

and frankly, zero logic. perhaps the most disturbing in this scenario is when person a try to use his or her loss as a selling point. four people in particular who fit the mold in recent weeks come to mind. first up, tallahassee mayor andrew gillum. remember? he lost his bid to governor of florida. he couldn't beat ron desantis but now he fancies himself as the great trump slayer of florida. >> we are going to commit ourselves to registering and engaging 1 million voters between now and 2020s presidential presidential election. we can deny donald trump a second term. i've got to admit.m i'm sure it's more fun for some of those out there running for president. i this is the hard work of democracy. >> laura: remember, he could be running for president, you know, but he's decided to do the really hard stuff. i have a question, why do the democrats listen to him on

anything? he's a loser. why should anyone listen to him. he is a self-appointed spokesman for the losers grievance culture that we've developed here. with a compliant media working hand in glob, elevating their message, the statute, the losers wouldn't feel so emboldened. but, boy, do they? consider arrogant loser number two. stacy abrams, who lost her race for governor to brian kemp in georgia. remember, she didn't lose. they took it from her. >> citizens tried to exercise their constitutional rights and were still denied the ability to elect their leaders. under the watch of the now former secretary of state democracy failed to georgia. so let's be clear.r. this is not a speech of concession. >> okay.ch she doesn't concede. that's gracious.

never once called out for her shameless racial fearmongering. they have a future in some point again in politics. but she acts like she owns the entire democrat field for 2020. what am i talking about? she scoffed at the notion pushed by the nascent biden campaign of being uncle joe's vice presidential running mate. >> i do not think you run for second place. i'm going to enter the primary i'm going to enter the primary. if i don't i am make certain that the best democrat becomes a nominee and whoever wins the primary that we make sure that person gets elected in 2020. >> laura: enter the primary? hello, you lost the governor's race. i mean, you and your opponent made history spending more than $100 million in the governor's race and couldn't pull out the victory. i mean, it happens. but you think you call the shots?

>> running in a primary to be vice president is very different than someone who's been elected by the party to be the nominee asking you to serve as a nrtner. i am open to all options. >> laura: so amazing. the chutzpah. i'm sure she's open to all options. here is our third loser, beto o'rourke. he's treated like the crown prince of texas despite suffering a significant defeat at the hands of ted cruz in the texas senate race. remember, he had the whole landscape of the media behind him, spent all this money, but he has issues grasping reality.a >> you have a president who inng my opinion beyond the shadow of a doubt sought to or ham handedly collude with the russian government, a foreign power, to undermined and influence our election. >> laura: that was saturday! cuckoo for cocoa puffs. good luck advancing the collusion narrative now, robert francis.

and our last loser? trying to claim victory? is jussie smollet there he faked a hate crime, since chicago pd in two weeks of investigation and he likely frightened minorities concerned about the racial atmosphere in america. his actions and the follow-up were utterly despicable. but he's been taught to win by doing what? playing the victim, of course. which is what he did on tuesday. >> i've been truthful and consistent on every single level since day one. i will not be my mother's son if i was capable of one drop of what i was accused of. this has been an incredibly difficult time. >> laura: his lawyer goes on to leave open the possibility that jussie would collect money in a lawsuit against chicago pd. >> what's really important is he wants his career and life back. he did not ask for any of this.

he was a victim of a crime. >> laura: at some point, can lawyers be sanctioned for saying something that's blatantly false on national television. and what does the naacp do to reward criminal behavior? of course they nominate him for another naacp award, of course. >> i hope he's here. i hope he wins. i hope everyone wins. it's a big event. and, you know, i'm glad everything is worked out for e him. >> laura: here's what's happening. there is this impulse to shower losers with accolades and importance when the losers are anti-trump. if you are pro trump and you lose, you have to get over itos and get out of the way. accept the results. not so on the other side. in hollywood, the news media print journalist, if you are anti-trump, we will work overtime to rewrite your narrative for you.

remember," home alone," remembet when kevin mcallister took on the bad guys? >> okay, kid! give it to me! [clonk] >> direct hit! >> laura: it was never the fault of the bandits. the blame was solely on the poor kid whose parents left him home alone. my friends, if you want to remake america from soup to nuts or rob some houses around christmas time, you don't have time for changing your technique. what do you do? you double down on failure. you act like you make big and won the lotto. you blame your loss and someone else. very, very mature. no other profession treats this the same way, but in politics reality is often suspended but you don't deserve anything though. right? we were told you need to earn it.

all those parents who bribe e their kids a positive way into college thought their kids deserve to go to yale, usc wake forest, sanford. it's just that the system was y screwed up, so they decided to game the system. in ultimately the fraud was discovered. i think the american people are sharper than the left gives thel credit for. i don't think they like all this radicalism, nor the entitlement mentalityy that seems to be infecting all races, all ethnicities today. it's all about basic fairness bid basic standards of decency. common sense. not fanatical effort to deconstruct america and reconstruct her into what teddy roosevelt called "the polyglotd boardinghouse." being a loser means you can't win again. not saying that. reagan showed us that after he lost in '76, came back in 1980. the rest is history. also doesn't mean you should expect the rest of us to bow down at your every word just because you say there wasn't enough breathless about how much

you don't like donald trump. get up, brush yourself off, and try again. but you have to earn respect to win the vote. you are only going to do that by making a persuasive argument not by haughtily assuming that victory is going to be yours just because you showed up and you lost the first time. and that's the angle. ♪ now, don't you just love that song? perfect. head had met a reaction to "the angle," plus a huge development in the jussie smollet case. why the attorneys are now attacking the police. one of them responds next. why the attorneys are >> tech: at safelite autoglass, we really pride ourselves on making it easy to get your windshield fixed. >> teacher: let's turn in your science papers. >> tech vo: this teacher always puts her students first. >> student: i did mine on volcanoes. >> teacher: you did?! oh, i can't wait to read it. >> tech vo: so when she had auto glass damage... she chose safelite. with safelite, she could see exactly when we'd be there.

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>> how about in chicago? he said he was attacked by a maga country. remember that one? that's a terrible situation. that's an embarrassment not only to chicago, that is an embarrassment to our country. they are looking at it. >> laura: president trump says the fbi and the doj will investigate why the cook county state attorney's office decided to drop 16 federal counts charges against jussie smollet in that hate crime publics. also tonight, we've learned that the controversial prosecutor kim foxx did not recuse herself from the case despite reports she the state's attorney did not formally recuse herself or the office, based on any actual conflict of interest rate she did not have to seek the appointment of a special prosecutor under state law. on top of that, today chicago

mayor rahm emanuel sent smollet a letter demanding he pay the city $130,000. by the way, next week, to help cover the cost of the police investigation into the fake attack. >> my recommendation is when he writes a check in the memo section he can put the words>> i'm accountable for the hoax. >> laura: joining me now is martin friede, vice president of the chicago fraternal order of police. all right, $130,000. that is rahm's bill to jussie. >> that's not enough, we would've been better if the mayor joined in calling for the federal investigation. we really feel strongly he should've done that. he demanded a federal investigation of the policeea department. he advocated for a consent tode decree. we think it's unjustified, the trump administration and jeff sessions thought was unjustified. so we definitely think that this is worthy of an fbiwa investigation.

>> laura: i want to play what you are referring to as what mayor emanuel said today about basically telling trump butt out. >> my recommendation is to the president, good opening day baseball. stay out of this. you created a toxic environment. >> laura: almost like he had to get back in the good graces of the left after his performance the day before where he actually sounded reasonable and really smart on this issue and is back to hating trump because this hate crime was really created by trump and that's what he's implicit in saying they are, martin. >> well, i mean, you said that yes, and i'm not going to disagree with you. and like i said, when the obama justice department was running things, he was all in favor of them coming into chicago initiating investigations that we didn't think was justified based upon false assumptions. it was a ludicrous investigation.

trump doj said no, we are not going to put in a consent degree, but he and the state attorney general put it in. he does not want the trump doj to investigate. what clearly -- something that cries out for the investigation what happened here? what was the motive of things? >> laura: this is one of the more unreal things that i ever witnessed when it comes to criminal justice in the country and i've been around a long time reporting on all of this. martin, i want to get your response to the outrageous allegation by smollet's attorneys. she has a wild new theory about why those two nigerian brothers were implicated in the attack. >> obviously you can put makeup on. there is actually interestingly enough a video. i think police did minimal investigation in this case. it took me all of five minutes to google -- i was looking up the brothers and one of the first videos that showed up was one of the brothers in whiteface doing the joker monologue with white makeup on.

it's not so implausible. >> laura: martin, does she really think you all, the chicago pd, are that dumb? the nigerian brothers were in whiteface? that's the new thing they are going with? >> well, does she really care about the chicago pd? i mean, the rest of the country is getting a view into the criminal justice system in chicago, but if you are a chicago police officer, these kinds of wild, outrageous things happen all the time. you know, we've been reading about kim foxx for a long time on cases that i think are much more scandalous. for example, the exoneration of convicted killers, ones we just think are totally baseless arguments early multimillion dollar lawsuits against the detectives who investigated the case. imagine being a detective in this case. you painstakingly investigated a hate crime and now they are

turning -- they are ridiculing you, they are making a laughingstock out of the police officers. >> laura: by the way, it's beyond outrageous. but she has an antipolice mentality deep in her bones antipolice. i agree with you on the obama consent to decree, handcuff police officers across this country. by the way, everyone should know this, on monday -- we'll be kvering it on monday, there is going to be a big police protest. the police union is going to have a protest against kim foxx. you see the details, 69 west washington. it's going to be at 11 in the morning. april fools' day, but it's not going to be a joke. you are going to get a big turnout there, martin? >> we think so. the members are outraged about this case and they are finally happy that the national media is looking at it. t you know, chicago is crying out

for some really good investigative journalism. it really is. >> laura: martin, thank you so much but we appreciate you joining us and what the chicago pd do. thank you so much. >> thank you. >> laura: all right. >> this is an opportunity that we have under our alternative prosecution unit that in exchange for the community service and bond forfeiture, the case will be dropped. >> laura: she lost her voice and the integrity. how does he get a spot in the alternative prosecution line quite like you are rich, you're an actor, and you show the political belief of the state attorney who did not formally recuse herself john from berkeley and former bush justice department for what you think about this? rahm emanuel suddenly president am going of going to open in baseball cube. >> americans myself included are outraged by this, the fact that this guy faked a hate crime.

look, i'm a minority. you are a woman. aat if we were to be attacked legitimately and now we are going to be less believed by police and prosecutors because of the example of this guy. a lot of americans realize something ought to be done to it second, this is why we have u.s. justice department. maybe they spent a lot of a lot of time investigating president trump to no goodma effect, but they now make sure there's no corruption going on in state department. where mrs. obama's chief of staff because the prosecutor kim foxx and all of a sudden these machinations occur and the case gets dropped? that is exactly what the justice department is supposed to be involved in is to make sure that there is no corruption in state government. so i hope that president trump is right and the fbi are starting in investigation to look into this. >> laura: what's the potential criminal exposure here both for foxx and the state attorney itself?

>> foxx might be liable which could be mail and wire fraud depriving citizens o their honest services. if she is convicted, this is the standard law that used to go after corrupt state officials. suppose she got a bribe, suppose she was promised a fund-raiser or some kind of other influence to drop this case, the maximum sentence is 20 years in prison. >> laura: why do you think rahm emanuel took that turn? >> this takes a conspiratorial mind-set. not sure if i have the right one. but chicago politics, these are all people who are interconnected. they all worked in the obama administration or are working for the obamas now. looks like there is not some sort of pressure deal to make this all go away. >> laura: also smollet himself, does he have any exposure under federal criminal law? >> his story is not over. even though the case under state law could be dropped, he could be prosecuted under federal law.

he used the internet -- again mail and wire fraud, to engage in ase conspiracy to defraud namely the peoples engaging in contract negotiations with, to defraudly the people of chicago the people of chicago. plus he did this crazy thing before when he mailed himself a chemical weapons. he mailed himself a whitezy powder, claimed at anthrax trying to report back to the police. that's actually a federal crime to create a hoax. >> laura: i don't think anyone understands this until you said this. i don't think anyone on television has displayed it that clearly but this is not unserious stuff. this is not laugh about it -- isn't it funny, that liberal actor -- has to maybe pay $130,000. >> i do not think michelle obama can call the attorney general bill barr and get the charges dropped. >> laura: i don't think that's going to happen expect always great to see you. thanks for stopping by when you're in town. coming up, for two years, house intel chief adam schiff screamed collusion every chance he could and now his colleagues demand him to step down. ,'m going to talk to one of them

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>> little pencil neck adam schiff. i saw him today. "well, we don't really know. there still could have been some russia collusion." sick, sick! these are sick people. >> laura: president trump taking on house intel chair adam schiff over his pathetic alarmism, claiming collusion with no evidence. schiff clashed today with members of his own committee at a hearing and mike next guest is among those demanding that schiff resign.th >> i will not yield. >> will you yield -- >> you attacked me in your opening statement -- >> i have not had an opportunity to respond especially to your statements. >> i've exposed he was having abuse your positions and only from up false resignation down the information.st

>> i'm asking for your resignation because i think you're advancing putin's work. >> you are accusing the president of treason. >> laura: almost felt like the house of commons, it got so raucous. love it, the brexit stuff. congressman, let's start with you. schiff is not going to step down. that's pie in the sky thinking. what is the recourse here? how can the committee, which is critical to oversight, how can this committee be led by someonc who has lied over and over again using the weapon of treason? and trumping a russian agent? >> laura, you are right. he's never going to step down for it we never realistically anticipated he would. we still had responsibility did tell him and tell the americanan

people the truth. we are disappointed we reach this. that's one of the reason why wee are on the intelligence committee, very important work w we need to do, but we reached a point that he was so blinded by politics where he's ruled by emotion and not fact and we needed to make that claim. laura, let me tell you what the biggest lie that he and others have told, the clip said he has accuse the president of treason accused of aligning himself with a foreign government, not only another foreign government, our adversary for generations. this is a very serious charge and if they really believed it they would require -- they would work towards his impeachment. i think the biggest lie is they don't believe it's true. they know it's not true but they do not want to do -- >> laura: they don't care. they don't care. congressman, they don't care what's good for the country. cois is about undoing the results of the election and if america had to get dragged into this two and a half year

nightmare, didn't matter. john solomon, i've got to tell you, nancy pelosi out there, she was throwing out the ballast for schiff. >> they are just plain afraid. they are afraid of the truth they are afraid of confidence. i'm so proud of the work of the chairman adam schiff. what is the president afraid of? i think they are just scaredy cats.fr >> laura: some high-minded rhetoric there. scaredy cats? i'm rubber, you're glue. >> this is spring training. it's going to get a lot hotter before it's all done to it when the president declassified all these documents and see in realr time what adam schiff is being told behind closed doors, we can compare with what he said out front, we know multiple briefings occurred that said no collusion, and he's out driving those narratives. when these two documents can be compared, then american public will be more

concerned than they are today? >> laura: what kind of guy is here? i've only seen him trashing trump on tv. i've never met him. what kind of a person he is? >> to collect most of my colleagues, you don't get elected unless you are intelligent, articulate, i think in some cases embracing. all of those are -- he's no fool, i'll tell you that. which brings me to the fact that he's not being fooled by this. he hasn't been deceived. he knows the truth, just like you and i know the truth. the american people know the truth.ee he just made a calculated political decision that he doesn't care what is true. he just hates the president so viscerally and is so offended the american people would choose this president over his friend hillary clinton, he's essentially said the american people are stupid, we are going to overturn that decision, and we are going to do it by w destroying this president through lies and accusations that he knows isn't true.th >> laura: look, defamation laws don't apply here, but i

have to take issue with how smart schiff is.he went to law school. i know a lot of lawyers who aren't smart. i'm a lawyer.f remember what happened not so long ago when a prankster called him? >> met with trump, also known as a person with a strange reputation. >> how do you spell her name? >> olga busernov. >> what was the nature of the compromise? >> there were pictures of naked trump. >> laura: i'm sorry! i mean... this is one of the funnier moments in a very sad saga. >> it is a sad saga and the american people are smart enough, 70% of people said in a poll said they trust mueller they will not trust on schiff on this. i think they are trying to keep

people away from what happened in this, the democratic national committee was working with a foreign power, ukraine, to get some of their dirt on donald trump.s, that's not what they want to dig into. >> laura: you've been digging in it. i've been reading your reporting on that. we look forward to the next report. our colleague andy napolitano said this about -- well, schiff is kindd of right about mentioning some of this conspiracy stuff. let's watch. >> congressman schiff is s correct. in that report will be evidence t' the existence of a conspiracy. not enough to prove the existence beyond a reasonable doubt. if he has other sources, he has to decide when and under what circumstances to reveal those sources. >> laura: when i do not know why andy is throwing a lifeline to schiff, but really quick congressman? >> i do not agree. mr. barr was definitive. i made this point again and

again. he said he didn't reach a legal threshold, week had -- he said he found no evidence of conspiracy.d but i think it's overly optimistic for those who oppose this president to say that once again we didn't find what we wanted but we'll keep looking o and wait till we get through. >> laura: we are out of time. john, thank you very much. utngressmen, thank you. nancy pelosi has been telling her caucus to pump the brakes. why is she going full conspiracy theorist on the mueller findings? victor davis hanson will explain in moments. my experience with usaa

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>> i wish i knew how to quit you. >> laura: just like jake gyllenhaal and heath ledger, the democrats don't know how to quit

their mueller fever dreams. the left really needs to find a new way to get over this obsession. zero evidence of collusion! but some on the left are still pushing the impeachmentse delusion. >> no one, including himself, is above the law. >> the house taking up impeachment does not have to confine itself to cover criminal activity but it can confine itself to what the constitution permits, what the founders termed the deeds and actions of the president they cause harm to the country. >> laura: while speaker pelosi says she's not interested in impeachment, she is going full truther on the ag barr summary.t >> no, thank you mr. attorney general. we do not need your interpretation. show us the report. we can draw our own conclusions. we don't need you interpreting for us. it was condescending. it was arrogant.

it wasn't the right thing to do. >> laura: joining me now is victor davis hanson, senior fellow, author of the new book "the case for trump." doesn't it make more political thnse for the democrats to move on? or doesn't it? >> actually, i don't think it does for them. as long as there is the demon trump and the collusion hoax that sort of masks the fact that their agendas are not compatible and people within that party are not compatible. they can all agree on one thing the dream team, the professional, the untouchables the all-stars were going to get trump. as soon that vanishes, laura, a party of identity politics that says one of theires commandments is toxic white maleness, they've got three white males as the top front runners. tax, and green new deal

medicare for everybody abolition of everything from student debt to i.c.e. if you do not have that mueller bogeyman? once that's gone, they will start squabbling. the other thing is the last 22 months, we've seen this drip drip, drip, collusion collusion, collusion, it helped them win back the midterms. the process i think operates in reverse and by that i mean the next 19 months, it's not going to be before the midterms, it's going to be for the general election and it's not going to be a hoax, it's going to be fact. once these documents come out come of the testimonies of mueller -- excuse me, comey brendan, mccabe, clapper power, rice, they aren't going to be compatible. we will see rumors, leaks of an indictment or legal exposure and

diluting a fisa warrant -- these are serious things and they will have the opposite effect on them that they did on trump. >> laura: yeah. do you think most people care about that, though? do you think most people care about those issues or they care about pocketbook issues. the border, they care about or whether they afford health care care about. whether they have more money in their pocket, the economy doing well. >> it works both ways for trump for the positive issues are a real wrecker and that's going to be in his favor and when you have the scandal issues, they will all go the other way. trump is exonerated now but you can even pin the obstruction of justice on a noncrime. you have to obstruct somethingen that didn't exist. the extent that people have sensational moves, this person lied, this person colluded, it's all going to be in reverse. it's going to be juxtaposed to a positive message for the democrats. >> laura: the economy is flying high.

>> they have a negative message. none of the issues pulled 51%. they just didn't. now they are going to be fighting because they have nothing in common once the collusion -- >> laura: we've got to go, but they are going to reject radicalism and they are going to be in a really big pickle. thank you so much. up next, we'll show you evidence why the dnc refused to give fox news a debate. on making it easyselves to get your windshield fixed. >> teacher: let's turn in your science papers. >> tech vo: this teacher always puts her students first. >> student: i did mine on volcanoes. >> teacher: you did?! oh, i can't wait to read it. >> tech vo: so when she had auto glass damage... she chose safelite. with safelite, she could see exactly when we'd be there. >> teacher: you must be pascal. >> tech: yes ma'am. >> tech vo: saving her time... [honk, honk] >> kids: bye! >> tech vo: ...so she can save the science project. >> kids: whoa! >> kids vo: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace ♪

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>> laura: it's time for the la >> time for the last bite.st ever wonder if some are too cozy? democratic politicians. >> you are a vegan. what is that like? >> you have been on my mind because i'm reading your book. really odd we would see a wedding in the white house, nice job.

>> that explains why fox news didn't get a democratic debate. we would ask questions beyond the vegan one. dropped the new podcast today, all about brexit, what you need to know and why it matters. go to itunes, check it from here. shannon: we begin with a fox news alert. total exoneration, complete vindication, those were donald trump's words. fbi official to push the collusion theory and authorize the warrant could have big problems. we are live for michigan with the highlights. the democrat at the helm of the house intelligence committee is not backing down because of investigating the president while calls for