next. >> \m /m all 143 passengers going throug on a boeing 737 are accounted for tonight and safe at the plight wound up in the st. john's river in jacksonville , florida. the plane was landing friday night at naval air station in jacksonville. a military airport at the naval complex. officials say the plane slid of the runway and went right into the river. teams are working to contain fuel spilling and the water. the naval stations public a six -- a public a pair up with confirmed that the plane was in

route to guantánamo bay, cuba. guantánamo bay called the plane the rotator, which is a charter flight that there is military personnel, contractors, and family members on and off the military base. the jacksonville sheriff's office says the plane landed in shallow water and was not s'mores. 21 people were taken the hospital but are in good condition. the mayor of jacksonville says that president trump reached ou to him and offered help as the situation developed. north korea firing several shor range missiles into the sea of japan. this is according to the south korean joint chiefs of staff. they say the missiles were lost from -- on north korea eastern coast. they flew about 125 miles befor landing in the water. the us in south korea authorities are analyzing the details coming in. the site has been used for lunc new burst missiles in the past, most recently in 2016 with the field much of an intermediate

range missile. this is the first time north korea has launched missiles since november of 2017. tensions with north korea have been high since the last summit between kim jong un and president trump. it happened back in february. the two leaders failed to come to an agreement went trump push for nuclear disarmament but refusing to give into kim jong un's demand to lift sanctions against north korea. most leaders that publicly discussed the possibility of a third summit taking place with president trump saying we sick out that his personal relationship with kim jong un remains very good. the white house says it is awar and it is monitoring that situation. this has been a fox news alert. now back to the ingram angle already in progress.

presidents get too much credit and too much blame. they can't actually control the economy. now there is no control. there's no influence. it just flows by itself. to answer the analysis, let me set the conservative journal. which one, the new yorker. the policies to carry out in conjunction with congress matte a great deal and in times of acute presidents can give the economy a much-needed boost. and the longer-term policies changes in the tax laws and reforms in the regulatory code can have a major effect. anybody who doubts this needs t read up on the legacy of franklin roosevelt or ronald reagan. this is an unparalleled economi boom and it is in part due to the trump policy. every day that they deny the,th

of touch they appear. the truth isis the better ameri does, the more and happy they seem. now with some real answers, we are joined by the white house chief economic advisor. congratulations on the numbers. i don't know if they are worth thought it was like this -- this blows away our former boss numbers. a trumps recovery is not as good as reagan's. i don't want to say that either. what iar will say is this, all these blowout numbers -- president president trumps policy to rebuild the economy have put us into a powerful prosperity boom and there is no and insight. that's not make this any harder

than it needs to be. low tax rate,, regulatory rollback,, trade reforms, growt growth, growth. that's what you got going here. these blow out numbers. it's about a fortnight. it started with 0.4% gdp, which no one thought possible. today the jobs beat estimates about 70,000. 3.6% unemployment. i was graduated from college the last time we had 3.6. >> laura: it's a tight labor market. i know there's a lot of people out there that don't mean -- that means wages are going up. a i read today in the journal that rockwell corporation, they are training american veterans to do the jobs. you don't need to bring in foreign workers. we have a lot of people on the sidelines coming back into the economy.

i love that story today. >> one of the other blow out numbers was the productivity how efficient are we. soaring to 2.4%. to your point which is really good, we have a lot of people. estimates and berry. there may be 25 million americans who left the labor force because they were discouraged. t they are coming back. they are coming back because the wage rates are moving above 3%. there coming back because their friends and neighbors are going back to work. they are coming back because these companies need them. if you are not totally qualified, they will re-train you. as my college ivanka trump puts it, they will re-skill you. >> laura: she is really pushing that and i am glad. we are seeing?-- >> higher wages bring them in. >> laura: everyone should be thrilled about wages going up.

they went up a little bit under obama. >> you know what is so weird the washington mainstreamw economists higher wages are bad and cause inflation. nonsense! more people working and prospering. this is what we need. blue collar workers are the leaders. here is a stat for you. >> laura: don't tell me the stats. we have to hit back at some of the critics. >> my friend joe biden said the middle-class is not participating. the lower 25% of the income earners their wage is up 4.5%. upper 25, 3%. they are both rising. >> laura: i love that. earlier today cnn's jack tapper your other friend said this about why the booming economy is not lead his show.

>> we were going to lead with the economy. we were going to sing the numbers and president trump talked to vladimir putin with the russian hoax. >> jake is a friend but should have led with the economy. wages and booming growth, and productivity, more people employed. look, no inflation. >> laura: the experts predicted they are predicting recession right around the corner. even bloomberg said no inflation inside. >> very low inflation and very low interest rate. you know, they are independent, but they are looking at the low inflation numbers too. very surprising. we feel that make get them grounds. >> laura: don't soften up on china.

the china policy is working. no softening up on china. >> the negotiators are scared of you. they won't back off. >> laura: great. fantastic. >> it's got to be a great deal with china. >> laura: we didn't trade with the soviet union. why trade with china? usm ca is great for growth. it could be >> listen to me, there could be -- 100 billion dollars of added gdp if bobwhite does a good job. people won't give trump any credit. everything is converging. this is a powerful prosperity wave. because we changed of the infan defend the economy.it

>> laura: their argument is trump is not a good person. he tweets too much. they want people to ignore the fact that the economy is great and focus on other issues. they will make it like a personality contest. that's what you see. joe biden using the word dignity a lot. i think there is a lot of thing that he and his numbers that yo are citing tonight. >> for somebody that is in and out of his office every day, he is a good person. >> laura: he left a cushy life to get beat up every day. >> looking ahead to the election, we have an opportunity to develop the biggest, big tent economic coalition in history. probably like reagan in 1984. the tax cuts are working and the the regulation is working and that trait is working. >> laura: and the democrats are citing income and economy. >> it's the blue collar workers doing the best.

their employment is the fastest and their wages are going up th fastestr democratic friends and walk through these numbers. >> laura: what is their plan to raise the standard of living for americans? >> i don't know. i haven't heard much. those democrats that want to go to the socialists direction they could turn this prosperity cycle into a major down turn. poverty would win and not prosperity. that is one of the big themes here. no to socialism. it's no good. healthcare for all, the newci green deal it will wreck this prosperity. the president is the president of the entire economy and that's -- it is precisely the entire economy that is improving.

we will go to every nook and cranny to bring prosperity in. >> laura: make the trips to oakland and chicago. don't be deterred. go into those cities. >> we are going to go, absolutely. >> laura: great to see you. don't let up on china. joe biden is going to take us back to offshore and all those jobs. great to you see you. as we said so many times on this show. if the left can't beat trump or conservatives on major issues they try to silence them and defame them. facebook banned what the "washington post" called extremist leader. this follows these comments fro ceo mark zuckerberg. >> we are not highlighting groups where people are sharing misinformation.

we are removing groups if they exist to violate our policies or do things that are dangerous. >> laura: well, what about one of the most mainstream conservative thinkers are l shutdown? you don't think that's where we are headed, you are fooling yourself. here is a documentary film maker. t we have been down this road before. these companies are so big and so powerful. they act almost as unregulated public utilities of information. this is a slippery slope? >> it certainly is. we have to realize that we live through a -- and it occurs through social media. it's unimaginage what kind of debate we would have without twitter and facebook.

the point is the people who arei doing the censorship, i don't think it's well intentioned. they are targeting people who haven't advocated violence and are shouting fire in a crowded theater. the people they are talking have provocative views but there are more on the left which don't get the same treatment. there is a clear effort to target the right. this is an attempt to tip the scales in the debate.t. the sheer idiocy of what they do , the actor james -- if you strike at the king, you better kill the king. the idea here is metaphorical. if you attempt a palace coup against the leader of the free world. this is a censor to sit around --

this is the level of censors wh sit around on twitter and decid let's take this guy off twitter because he is a dangerous man. in fact, he is not dangerous. you are a yahoo. >> laura: this is the first time someone used that word on the show. good on you! we just have to make them laugh. facebook is not alone in facing pressure from a number of these extremist groups. an organization called some of us is trying to pressure shareholders of master card to stop the movement of money between groups they deem far right. no word how they define this. this worked when they pressured paypal. where does this end? >> there are some conservatives

in typical clueless fashion who say, these are private corporations. they are not the federal government. therefore we should not worry about the private corporations. living in a society with a controversial views, not only are you cut off social media. what about the airlines decide we won't fly you because you are a hater or you can't open an account with a bank because you are a hater.r. these corporations that provide public services re: sensually targeting people because of a political viewpoint. remember, for example, our free speech right is no less important than our civil rights. we have civil rights laws against this discrimination. no way an airline, face. facebook or master card could say you won't give you an account because you are black.

that's how outrageous an y infringement this is. >> laura: there could be interesting ramifications for clever lawyers. thanks so much. what is the reason behind the left and the media's effort to take down bill barr. why are they intent on downplaying the word spying. new news out of north korea next. spying. new orleanews brad's about to find out if his denture can cope with... a steak. luckily for him, he uses super poligrip. it helps give him 65% more chewing power. leaving brad to dig in and enjoy. super poligrip.

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>> laura: a fox news alert. south korea said north korea fired short average missiles. the first missile test in 17 months. back in february, president trump and kim jong-un cut their second summit short without a peace agreement. the white house is aware of the report and monitoring theco situation as necessary. u >> there is news developing tonight that is riling up the right >>that involves the fbi f and the trump campaign.me >> some in the law enforcement community who object to the term spying and say lawful surveillance. >> i don't think i have heard a lawyer describe lawful surveillance as spying.er

>> it plays into the notion that there was the s-word an operative. this is spying. >> laura: why does the media freak out about the word spying. some of this is personal and bitterness. most is fear. power line people in washington have something to lose from barr's probe. among them law enforcement and intelligence communities. the democratic party, the leakers and the media. here republican congressman mike churner from ohio with fox news contributor sarah carter. it's great to see both of you tonight. sarah, what is the most important discoveries barr's probes could uncover?

i think he is going to uncover how extensive the spine was a number of people involved. people are focussing on fisa warrants. it's not just about the warrants. it's about the contractors hired and the extensive networks and whether or not they used other measures in the nsa and surrounding the trump team. that will be coming out in the next few weeks. >> laura: congressman, a he agent was interviewed in august of last year. the transcript league to the national review and posted late today. in his testimony he was asked specifically about confidential human sources, informants used to approach people like george stephanopoulos and others. he would not say or said he could not say how many of these

confidential human resources were used in this russian investigation. he know helper was one of them and this woman brought to the meeting with papadopoulos was an fbi contractor and christopher steele. he left open the possibility in the testimony that came out tonight that there are others. are you concerned about that fact? >> this is clearly spying and it's very shocking. i serve on the intelligence committee. i can't confirm or deny any of these reports are accurate. but it was shocking enough we voted to make all of the transcripts public. you will see what occur and i -- you will see exactly what

occurred and i think the american public will find it shocking. i and when you compare it to call me and -- and they are trying to undermin the president, you get the flavor of their opinions when this investigation was starting and their opinions now. >> laura: it seems like the media can't stop obsessing over russia. this was an exchange that president trump had with the press earlier today.. >> did you tell them not to meddle in the next election? >> excuse me, i am answering this question. you are very rude. so we had a good conversation about many different things.t >> [shouting]. >> we didn't discuss that. >> laura: congressman, you remember the house intel committee. i don't recall reporters obsessing every time president obama spoke with the president of china.

didn't you mention that this woman in reeducation camp. did you bring up the forced abortions of woman? like trump is going to mention the election meddling in every conversation with putin. your reaction tonight? >> the other thing that is missing is the focus on the obama administration, what were they doing when they became aware that russians was meddling in the election? there was an unbelievable aim of focus on the trump campaign and little focus on russia. where was the obama administration and meddling then . why wasn't obama on the phone telling to putin to knock it off. there was no trying to inform the trump campaign you might be targeted. of what happened when they tried to spy on the trump campaign. >> laura: sarah, quickly here. democrats, media, they have done dismissing it.

conspiracy theory had of the conservative crowd. >> this is all based on fear. this is not going to go anywhere. they can keep dismissing it. the attorney general barr willit look at the facts and washout the noise. that's just democratic noise. we will wash it out and conduct an investigation. he is conducting investigations into leaks that started under jeff sessions and he is conducting an investigation into the beginning of the russia probe. >> laura: great to have you both on. we will be following every aspect of this. stick around for friday follies. raymond footage from the democratic hopefuls bernie sanders and joe biden. you won't believe what they are on tape saying. stay there. saying. stay there.

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>> ♪ >> laura: it's friday that means >> laura: it's friday that means it's time for our friday follies. unseen classics bernie sanders video and a fashion conscious principal. join in the -- joining us is raymond arroyo. start with biden's latest. >> when you are running in the democratic party of the today you have to connect with the african-american community. but are there better ways to did it. i put together a program for us or we could teach people how to code. so they went out into the hood. the majority were women of color. only a 3rd about a ged. >> literally in the hood. he said we went literally in the hood. giving his track record with the

stuff about obama being articulate, clean and bright. he has to watch himself. this is when you need jill bide next to him. people saying don't say hood. >> laura: other people can say hood? people who live in the innereo city, if they want to say hood. are you the language police now? i am standing up for joe biden. >> i am reacting to what others are reacting. >> laura: they dictate what you say? >> you can't say we will put you in chains and say things about duncan doughnuts. >> laura: if we said that we would be crucified. >> a new bernie sanders video surfaced shot in the 1980s. it looks like the 1880s. it was called bernie speaks with

the community. here he is. here he is with a group of children. >> okay, hold it. one second. hold that. who knows about cocaine? anyone ever seen cocaine? one at a time. what about it? >> if you look like somebody on back to the future. >> michael j fox or the other guy. >> you know the other guy he looks like. that guy. >> laura: [laughing]. >> like doc brown. this is like a mean spirited art linkletter. he would sit with children. this should be called socialists say the darnedest things. he was like day roping rope

walker and was like joan rivers on the red carpet. >> that's an interesting hair-do. what does your dress mean? >> it's just saying to heck with society.r to heck with?-- >> the heck with law and order? >> i don't like the way society is ryan. >> oh my gosh. >> she is now an account manage at goldman sachs. >> it's interesting listening to this. bernard made film strips for children. >> laura: i kind of like him. he is a liberal, roving triumph insult dog. >> michael moore before michael moore. >> laura: looks like back to thc future. >> finally the principal of james madison high school in houston sparked charges of racism when she sent a letter home saying the school will be enforcing a new dress code for

parents.l >> laura: a white privileged woman. >> she outlawed pajamas and men in undershirts, uncovered leggings, daisy duke shorts and hair rollers. >> laura: [applauding]. >> when anyone walks in, we have to model what we want then children to know and show them what is right and correct. for example, you won't wear a swimsuit to school. you wear it to the beach. it's about academic excellence. >> she said you are your child's first teacher. what you model and where, they are going to wear. i like how she is enforcing. how many times have we been on a plane when here comes a guy with t-shirt and pajamas on the

plane. this happens all the time. if you sit at a school parking lot, you will see things. i am glad she did this. >> laura: i love the fact that women are saying you are better than that. some will say you are judging m and how dare you judge me. this is my passion truth. >> some fashion truths should be kept to themselves. things that people are wearing to school that irritated the principal. the tight mid-drift on the tigh leggings. or when men charged show up looking like this. [laughing]. you don't want that. >> it's always the buzzy pajama bottoms. >> i will be signing copies of

will wilder tomorrow i may or mac. come see me tomorrow in norther virginia. >> laura: coming up a would be terrorist is about to walk free in new york. and the worst offenders. the tape you don't want to miss next.. 't want to

>> laura: it's >> laura: it's easy to become numb about media bias. the "the ingraham angle" is

keeping track of them. joining me the host of the pod cast relatable. let's begin with wolf blitzer at cnn. he is egging on jeffries about what might happen to barr next. >> nadler moves forward with contempt and they refuse to comply, what do you do next? how do you get this thing moving? post fines? suggest jail time for the attorney general of the united states? >> well, jail time is notf something that is being seriously contemplated. >> laura: he knows that when each even jeffries is shooting down suggestions by blitzer? >> it's funny.

the only thing wolf left out was please when suggesting that. it's mass hysteria. it was not a question.at it was like a push poll, like his suggestion that he was making to this fellow.fe when the democrats want to say that's insane, you know that the media has gone even further than the people who they normally carry water for. >> laura: when they are so far in, they can't get out. they have wandered so far into the dark forest up conspiracy theories, they can't find their way out, correct? >> correct. this sound like wishful thinking. it's absurd thing to say you have a democratic congressng person shoot it down right away. this is something they want. everything for the past few days

has been a farce and the suggestion of jail time was icing on the cake. >> laura: the second suggestion comes from this woman. there is no doubt on which side she is after this string of hypotheticals.s. >> one of the big questions: did we pursue the attorney general until he provides testimony for the house?e? or do we pursue the unretacted mueller report? >> laura: she said we as much as obama used to say i in his speeches. >> right and said go after him. that's what they want. it reveals their movies. they are disappointed that mueller did not deliver what they wanted. it's not about truth or justice or whether or not russia playing a part in the trump campaign. this was about taking down trump.

since they could not do that with mueller they are going after bill barr. >> laura: back to cnn. allison labeled known anti-semmite farrakhan if an interesting way. >> facebook is banning several far-right extremists because it considers them dangerous. this includes the nation ofec islam leader farrakhan. right wing conspiracy there is alex jones. >> laura: far right extremist farrakhan with barack obama and maxine waters and holder. this far right extremist label has a lot of good friends on the left. >> it does. it's fascinating. this rhetoric they want to apply

it to anybody who americans don't like or any frightening kind of person. farrakhan is not on the left or right. he is an opportunist. hold horrific positions about the jewish people. those things and not about part politics on either side. those are extremist positions. the "washington post" even had to issue a correction when they said the same thing, he is not on the right. he is just an extremist. the left is trying to distance itself from facist policy. hitler was supposed to be a right winger. this is typical. i think that the american peopl at this point are getting a little tired of the hysteria on the left.an >> laura: joe lockhart told a whopper on cnn. >> president obama was the most scandal free white house i have ever seen. his line about keeping your plan.

we heard about that for a year. >> that became a cottage industry. >> laura: scandal-free in even a former clinton official saying that. >> right. we are putting benghazi, irs, right down the memory hole. i think that is what they are trying to do, just like in 1984. >> laura: you are so picky. when does the goal of leniency in our society go too far. why a would be islamic terrorist is about to walk free on the streets of new york. is this a story of redemption or a foolish decision by the judge? don't miss it. judge? don't miss it. webut some of us turn outhose dreams......

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>> ♪ >> laura: i >> \m /m >> laura: i a would be terrorist about to be released on the street of new york and an admitted rapist escapes jail time. are we in a danger joan. -- zone. jonathan hunt has all of the details.

>> these are two very different cases. the terrorism one first. back in 2009 when he was arrested. the attorney general holder described his plans as one of the most serious threats to our nation since the 9-11 attacks. a mission to carry out rush hour bombings on packed subway lines in new york city. now he is about to be a free man. sentenced this week to a 10-year jail term, time served. he will be out of prison rather than being held for the rest of his life. the reason? his extraordinary and on-going cooperation providing critical intelligence and insight regarding al-qaeda and its member.

's assistant came in the base o potential danger to himself and his family. in court, he apologized and asked for forgiveness. saying i am sorry for all of the harm i have caused. he said he disavowed radical islam. there has been criticism of the judge's ruling in this case but also support. >> this is a very stunning redemption story when it comes a to this man. he seems contrite. >> i am okay with this. i think we have to show we are willing to take this step to build intelligence. >> the condemnation of the other judge in new york is more widespread. judge sentenced a 26-year-old shane to 10 years probation after he pleaded guilty to raping a 14-year-old girl at his

home. the jury's ruling was backed by the jefferson county chief assistant district attorney office. who said it was not a violentto physical act and added, i am not saying this was not traumatic for the victim but the charges were based on the lack of ability to consent based on age. the victim's mother said that h should've gotten jail time and that her daughter struggles wit depression and anxiety. laura. >> laura: coming up, an rotc cadet's final gift to his college and a major announcement about monday's show. ..

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