it's going to get scary. this keeps happening and somebody's going to end getting hurt. that's not good. there will be big breaking news this week. i can't tell you what. i just have to tell you. we have a big guest coming up this week. laura ingraham is next. let not your heart be troubled. >> laura: wait a second. i thought i was the big guest the way you talked about that look big long promo. we have a big guest coming up, laura ingraham -- good! and we do this often? >> sean: if you want to give up your airtime, everybody knows i don't shut up -- >> laura: hannity, i was looking at that video, when they started saying "scream the children" and it works perfectly with what i'm talking about tonight. i say free the children from the incompetent, failed leadership in urban america. freedom from that. >> sean: sad. >> laura: they don't care about that. they like to use children at the border for props. we are going to talk about that

tonight. >> sean: better in the detention cities than some of these cities where 15, 30, 100 people are shot and killed every weekend. i do not know where i'd rather be, probably in the detention center. >> laura: fantastic show tonight, as always. >> sean: laura, have a great show. >> laura: i'm laura ingram and this is the "ingraham angle." in her first tv video when she set off a firestorm between president trump and city of baltimore, independent journalists kimberly classic is here what the last 48 hours have been like for her. plus a baltimore pastor responds to reverend al sharpton barging his way into another story. and candace owens things we are seeing trump outmaneuvering democrats once again. she is here to explain. why do dems coddle illegals at the expense of their own constituents, many of who are suffering? but first. democrats fail urban america.

that is the focus of tonight's angola angle. the new, more radicalized democrat party is calling about a lot of the today's america racist. >> a nation which in many ways was created -- and i'm sorry to have to say this, from way back on racist principles. >> it is clearly an imperfect, unfair, unjust, and racist copy , capitalist economy. >> the president's policies are not about immigration, it's about ethnicity and racism. >> laura: now they say criticizing the condition of america's most dilapidated cities itself is racist. >> the way i see all of this, donald trump has always been a racist. >> it seems to be pretty, again, and, nakedly racist kind of appeal. >> the president as always is

lying. he's tweeting out racist thoughts. >> i think he's fully cast his lot with polarization, making these racist appeals. he thinks this is the ticket to getting reelected. >> laura: a series of weekend tweets, president trump pointing out merely the obvious. democrat officials, in this case local congressman elijah cummings, has failed some of america's one spectacularly beautiful cities. of course, when there is money to be made or misery to exploit, the founding father of racial hoaxes him himself, al sharptons bound to pop up. >> little bit i know that mr. trump was going to on the eve of this attack, the congressman from this city, and not only the congressman but the people of this city, the most bigoted and racist way, he attacks every everybody. but he has a particular venom

for blacks and people of color. >> laura: it didn't seem like sharpton believe that when he was sucking up to trump in the '80s, '90s, in in the 2000s for that shady past, crown heights rights, none of that matters to the far left democrat party. because today and yesterday, they wrapped him up in a protective embrace. baltimore is a city that time and forward democrat leadership has -- have almost left behind completely. it's heartbreaking. i love baltimore. but who can forget these moments during the obama era. remember of freddie gray riots, when the mayor was fretting about the race of the writer's. we worked with the to make sure the protesters were able to exercise their right to free speech.

we also give those who wish to destroy space to do that as wel well. >> laura: that will go down as one of the most all-time stupidest things anyone has ever said. i have a simple question. is senator bernie sanders going to have to apologize what he said about baltimore back in 2015? >> anyone who took the walk that we took around this neighborhood would not think you are in a wealthy nation, you would think you were in a third world country. >> laura: well, trump's provocative style of may enrage democrats and even a view trump but he's right. baltimore is a once great american city in obvious declin decline. "the new york times" augmented this in march, this long piece focused on time down the crime titled, "the tragedy of baltimore." are they racist too? the baltimore sun, the city is

on track five years in a row 300 homicides. scene 11 homicides in the past week and 39 homicides in the past 30 days. the filth in the city -- that's off the charts. 2018 documentary noted that baltimore had been fighting a generations long rodent issue. is pbs racist? three months ago, the baltimore sun railed against the city's perpetual trash problem. racist. here it is the city's former mayor catherine pugh last december. >> we just take believe you can smell the rats, you can smell the dead animals. >> laura: glad her sense of smell was working. but like her predecessors, she had no common sense. became the second baltimore mayor to resign and scandal in less than a decade.

another barometer is drug deaths. over the last year, we started going down the right direction. it will be your deaths were in at 5%. but in baltimore, the number went up. more than a hundred people died there. what question is this, does railing again trump help fault any of this? has screaming racism helped anyone? >> help us. because we are helping y'all. y'all want are both? y'all need to help us. once you start helping us, may be the neighborhood, the baltimore will get better. >> laura: whether it was a political calculation or not, he's highlighted something both democrats and republicans often preferred to ignore. the plight of urban america, especially under liberal politicians who have in the past at times stoked racial fears rather than just do what's right, what works.

they refused to take any responsibility for wasting millions on policies that don't deliver results. their constituents deserve better. certainly than politicians who spend time defending the indefensible. i think trump truly believe that we can make urban america great again. elijah cummings? he can help by working with the president instead of demonizing him for the past two years. my friends, it's not trump who has given up on urban america. the charlatans calling him a racist have. and if that is the angle. now, the applicant who triggered the much-needed conversation about the plight of baltimore is here with us. thanks so much for being here tonight. why are so many democrats doubling down on failure in the city of baltimore? >> honestly i think it's because they do not know how to address it. this has been going on for decades. i know a lot of people want to blame the fact that

president trump isn't in baltimore to take a walk around to see what's going on, but you have to remember that this has been going on. i have video that shows that there were trees growing in these homes that were taller than the a lot of the residents there, they feel like they were forgotten. this is not just a couple of block radius. this is a huge neighborhood and there are blocks and blocks of abandoned homes. i do not know if they are hoping that everybody just packs up and leave one day, but there are people there that feel like the government should do something. they actually called the city. they are called the city and said, can you remove this? there is a lot of illegal dumping going on in that neighborhood and nobody shows up. it falls on deaf ears. >> it's a heartbreak. >> it is. >> i've spent time over the years in baltimore. it's a beautiful place. great ethnic tradition, different ethnic neighborhoods made it a cornucopia of different backgrounds, immigrants from all over the place.

this is so long in the making come of this tragedy of the city. again, "the new york times," pdf, baltimore sun, but trump comes in and he says, you know, it's easier, congressman cummings, to hit me or call for impeachment, than to look at what's happening right in your own district. i have to say, i think that's pretty gutsy of trump. does it in a rough-and-tumble way, take people off, i get it there but don't you think it's better to be talking about this then put our heads in the sand and say, you are right, we hope everyone leaves. >> the residence wish that people would be doing something about it. i'd had to remind people today that when baltimore city officials wanted to get rid of the confederate statues, they did that overnight. >> that happened. >> that happened overnight. i have tweeted this out 72 hours ago when trump then retweeted it, that trash there today, it's still there today. the trash and the rats, they haven't picked up anything but i've noted that baltimore city officials have been going on

different networks talking about how racist trump is -- >> laura: isn't that the easier thing? isn't it easier to call trump a racist and people -- okay, fine. i'll concede, i do not think that's true, but i will concede that. now what? lets say all you say is true? why in a coyears of the first african-american president, everybody was inspired, why wasn't mayor pugh, was in stephe rawlings blake inspired! why isn't everyone inspired to do the right things? i do not recall the president spending a lot of time in baltimore -- >> i do not think it's i've ever seen him, no. >> laura: there is real racism in the country, but it's much easier to do that than to say, what we've been doing has not worked. >> yeah. >> laura: it just has not worked! trump once said, what do you have to lose to

african-americans. vote for me, what do you have to lose? i think he's saying that again. and i think they are afraid of him saying that again. >> laura: yes. i do not know what it's going to take especially for the democrat party, a lot of democratic run cities all over america look like this. it's not just baltimore unfortunately. i think they are really into boosting themselves up and patting their own pockets, but there are people being forgotten and it's really sad. i didn't do any other interviews because -- this is not about me. this is about the people who live there. this is about getting the trash picked up. i think it's great that people want to go and pick up the trash. but i have to warn people, this is really a dangerous situation. where i was, there were needles, they were dead rats, feces, -- >> laura: looks like l.a. >> you need people trained to go clean this up and city officials -- >> laura: they are demonizing

you as well. brian seltzer of seltzer of c and then said this watch. >> fox brought in a guest who went to impoverished parts of west baltimore and made videos of trash lots and ruin the road homes. fox called her a republican strategist, they've had for more than a year now, but there's no evidence she's ever been employed by a campaign. she didn't run for a local county g.o.p. position and lost last year. >> laura: your response? >> see and then, i won my election. i actually served in the baltimore county's central committee and i think we are doing a wonderful job and i did work on two campaigns. i volunteered, god forbid i didn't take pay. where was she on the payroll? to me, i look at it as i'm doing something to help in my district. i volunteered my time. >> laura: does cnn want to go through all the guess who called

them strategist who have failed on campaigns -- i do not think i want to go over there on cnn. but the current mayor of baltimore, you are right, is kind of trying to shift this story away from what's happening on the ground to this. let's watch. >> instead of him using his bully pulpit to belittle minorities, we should be trying to make america great again, as he said, instead of turning america down racially, dividing this country. >> laura: what do you think, is he trying to racially divide the country by bringing these facts? >> he retweeted what he saw because he want something to be done and he is the president. his citizens are living like this and he wishes local officials would actually do their job. this is their job. this has been their job and they should be cleaning up this trash and that walking around, talking about how racist our president is. >> laura: i think you should get more women to speak out. i do not care what their background politically, do not care if they have any political

concerns at all. women are powerful, and there is no reason liberal women should dominate this country. i'm really glad you're out there and don't let anybody get you down. glad to have you on. if there is a way to accuse anyone for racism for political gain, al sharpton will break the sound barrier to find the camera. >> he never said that there districts or states are places that no human being wants to live. >> laura: absurd. trump is an equal opportunity critic. >> at one point, president trump talks about the drug problem coming from mexico, telling nieto, i won new hampshire because new hampshire is a drug-infested then. >> laura: >> laura: lastingly cs about 93% white you heard my conversation with kimberly who kicked this whole conversation off says he came to baltimore to help defend the city today and you say?

>> i say it's time for all of us to put our attention on the city of baltimore and other urban communities like it that have experienced neglect for over three decades. i think that america has the resources to accomplish this and america should be ashamed of itself. >> laura: i think we spent, what, 6-$7 trillion in the war on poverty over the last 4-5 decades, so we spent a lot of money. but the results are not there. what we've had over the last, you know, two days now, 48 hours straight, is a drumbeat of racism, this is caused by racism, trump's a racist -- this is what the repeated drumbeat. but this has been going on in baltimore, in l.a., san francisco, st. louis, in detroit, for decades. >> absolutely. >> laura: this is a multi-decade long problem, pastor. and it's only that trump is a racist you can't get your trash

picked up, really? >> absolutely. i don't believe we can then severely call president trump a racist. i think i can say that some of his rhetoric is racially insensitive and very provocative. and i think we need to move beyond the rhetoric and the personalities and really look at the economic policies that have caused this neglect and what has taken place in our urban centers. i believe president clinton could have done something about this but he was focused on age-old policies from robert rubin. president obama could have addressed and changed urban america, but he was focused on the age-old policies of larry summers. and george bush could have addressed these issues, but he was focused on the war on poverty -- i'm sorry, the war in other countries where we spent more than $7.8 trillion in the last 18 years. there is a war going on in urban america that is really calling

on president trump and his administration, i believe, to now invest in an economic policy -- >> laura: he's already doing that with opportunities. he steps up and gets companies to commit big money in places like chicago and so forth. it's kind of a chicken and an egg problem -- >> laura, on the issue of the opportunity zones, i believe it's a great start to incentivize private investors, but i've learned in our communities that that private investment is just not enough. we have to get more public money to bear against the private money because we need something to complement it. quite frankly, poor people in urban america cannot afford the private lending, they cannot afford for their children to be able to eat, they cannot afford for more affordable housing to come -- >> laura: i want to talk about

the political part of this. without political will, it's not going to happen. you just mention obama and clinton for that 16 years. the first black president, and they called clinton the first black president, remember that column? that was the m for mature that had i have a question for you, the focus. the president sticking his chin out and getting hit on urban decay pin he's talking about it. that's really important. a lot of democrats are focusing on the border. shouting at senators, what about the kids in the cage. i understand they care about that issue, but you have children in real distress in american cities. and there is not the sit ins, the focus, the columns -- it's easier to focus on the something away from where you are and focus not on what's right underneath your own, you know,

in your own district. that's what the president in part was getting at. i know you don't want to wade into the race thing but i have to say that's an easy way to push the argument off to the side, whatever you think the solution. i will let you have the last word. >> quite frankly i think all of it is a distraction. i think immigration policies have to be dealt with. but the real substrata of it all is poverty. we have to get to a place where we are empathizing with people who are living in deplorable conditions, who are experiencing economic injustice and health disparities at alarming rates in the wealthiest country in the world. i believe this administration can and that policy through the republican senate and the democratic house to make a change for the better and the trajectory of our children. i stand with the community and i stand on behalf for the community. the voice of the least, the loss, left out, and we need to make a change but economic

policies to make that. >> laura: do you want to throw out the whole free market -- you want to throw out the whole free market because we are the envy of the world right now. this country is the envy. there is no other country in the world doing better economically. >> i'm studying now -- >> laura: get in the cities not working and in these cities, i focused in on democrat leadership because in these five cities are five democratic mayors. >> laura, what we need to take a look at, laura, is modern monetary theory and reform. give more public money over private money. >> laura: okay. pastor, we appreciate it. coming up, why do immigrants refuse to accept any reality in the cities they run? joy behar is coming that if you are black, you cannot be a racist. what does candace owens think? she is here in just a moment. ily

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>> laura: there are times that one of the only headlines yesterday saying, trump is right about baltimore and democrats know it. it's not only that city that is in decline. here are the five worst cities in the quality of life scale

according to "usa today." every single one, you see them there, all run by democrats, and have been for decades. st. louis hasn't seen a republican mayor in 70 years. it's been 60 years in detroit. joining me now to discuss, candace owens. to me, this president has more courage than most people in calling out this ongoing decline. some of these great cities -- i love baltimore. i spent so much time there over the years. it's a really, really tough place and the residents speak volumes. sharpton comes here and says i'm here to defend and i'm here to stand with the people of baltimore. what of it? >> al sharpton is first and foremost a fraud. he's a liar and a race hustler. in order for al sharpton to stay in business, he has to keep selling this narrative that racism exists, that's what the naacp is.

that's how they secure the bottom line. if al sharpton cares about the advancement of black americans, he'd be saying what the president said is correct, factual, whether you are left or right, common sense, talk to the people and residents who live in baltimore, they tell you what they are living with. exactly why i've created the blexit, we are not being served by any of the politicians in the major cities and the kids are suffering foremost. 2017s report, 13 high schools in baltimore couldn't find a single black child proficient in reading and math. why is al sharpton standing against the president on this? >> laura: i talked to catherine pugh when she was still the mayor and i asked her about what's going on with schools here. she almost denied there was a problem with the budget or what was happening. it was all in obfuscation. i try to get her to focus on it but she didn't want to engage on it. as i said earlier, whatever you think of president trump, this is beyond a crisis in america.

talk about the crisis at the border? we've got a crisis 45 minutes from here. your thoughts tonight? >> we are in two and a half years of this president's administration and there were promises made to people of color, right? they were promises made to african-americans, what do we have to lose? apparently since there's been this ongoing crisis in baltimore that the president just recognized yesterday, we've been losing time. what i think, first, he was factually incorrect. baltimore is not the most dangerous, crime-ridden city in the united states. >> laura: it's the most -- -- >> that's incorrect. the second, it's not all of representative cummings' district. it's half of baltimore that is part of a much larger district, which happens to be above median income of all of the cities in the united states. >> laura: baltimore above a whole is not above -- vehicle not baltimore , his district.

the president was tweeting about his district. >> laura: you are satisfied with the situation? >> it's not about being satisfied. >> laura: you are splitting hairs. >> it's about being accurate. more educated people coming out of that district -- >> laura: are you okay? >> we haven't had anything -- >> laura: hold on, 16 years, eight years of the first african-american president. eight years of bill clinton with a call the first african-american president. we have trump in for two years, and the of the world and economy, he's looking at these inner cities, i think he's impatient maybe as much as you are for change. maybe you don't like the way he saying it, but he's telling african-americans, guess what? stick with us. we've got to turn this thing around because it's unfair. i think he cares about it. i really do. i'm sorry, i'm talking back at you. but what i think, candace, the tweets bother people. the way you say it bothers

people. i'm going to say that some people take it to heart, okay? look, he's criticizing elijah cummings, african-american congressman from respected in many circles. could you send a different type of message, is that part of the problem? >> no, it's not because we've seen people do that in the past. we've seen republicans kowtow to the democrats every time they turn around and say someone is a racist, they cower. it bothers me deeply, i spoke -- do not defend baltimore as a city. do not do that to black america. do not pretend that being third-place somehow makes trump a liar. they are leading the homicides, leading in rape, leading and assaults. because you don't like trump, you will split hairs and pretend this is somehow okay because they are ranked third place that we deserve that better than a community. we deserve trump. we deserve someone who has the courage to say to black america you have nothing to lose because you are already losing. it's true.

it's not left or right, democrat or republican, it's about black americans getting off their feet and something that's really wrong. >> it's not because i don't like trump it's because i'm not untethered to the facts, like he is, and apparently like those who do not mind defending him even when he's wrong. it's really not that hard to say that someone is wrong. when you say that no one would want to live in an entire city, it is wrong, it's insulting, and it's not factual. i have family from baltimore, so i actually care what happens to the people there. and when you say, here are all the things that are wrong, but don't talk about our country because if you talk about our country you need to go back somewhere, but i'm going to talk about what's wrong and i'm not even going to introduce some way to help. what you don't do is criticize people who actually are getting up every day and working on it and not introduce a way to get it fixed. >> laura: i'm sorry, really

quick -- -- >> midsentence. i didn't mind him criticizing represented of cummings. he can handle himself. what i minded is insulting all the people -- >> the truth is the truth! >> laura: i think there are a lot of white liberals and republicans who live in baltimore -- >> who were not consulted >> they live in baltimore. >> laura: they work at johns hopkins. >> there are people who love the city and love the harbor -- >> laura: there are a lot of liberals and conservatives who would not want to live in baltimore in the places where these folks are living. >> guilty as charged. >> laura: there's nothing wrong with that. >> then you should talk to republican governor hogan about that and talk to the president about that. >> laura: i think for what may

be could happen out of this is if cummings and these guys put aside 2020 for five minutes and sat -- what worked in new york, when you turn new york around, what worked and what didn't wor work? >> democrat leadership never works. >> some policies work, some policies don't. >> some people wouldn't be able to vote if that was the case. >> laura: i think you could come up with five things that worked and five things that didn't. take republican/democrat off the sheet. >> i agree, yes. >> laura: it's really hard when you cry racism. >> it's even harder when there is racism. >> fortunately we have a president that isn't racist and is afraid to stand up and willing to point out all the flaws happening right now and unfortunately democrat leadership in inner cities are destroying black america. >> laura: we've got to go. we will have this curious

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>> he is trying to defy this country. >> it's better to have rats in your city than to be one. that's the situation with donald trump. >> donald trump, once again, is

a racist who makes evermore outrageous racist remarks. >> laura: no surprise, 2020 democrats are trying to outdo each other in branding the president a racist. but are they falling into another obvious trump? here with the answer, mercedes schlapp, chair of the american conservative union, have the democrats use their quota of race cards this month? are they out of ideas? at some point, what are the ideas that the democrats solve these problems? we just had two blocks, 16 years of democrat leadership, persistent problems lagging behind meeting america on drug use, education, overbought

overall livability index. every in the grip for decades. we are like, it's trump's false. >> the best progress we can make is when we can find ways to work together and compromise and make our democracy we see from donald trump, taking things to an extreme, that's not a positive place. i will give you an example of something that's happened the last few years i can make a difference in cities like baltimore is opportunity zones, and that was created by democrats who used to work for president obama and republicans working together. it's a combination of democrats getting together, cory booker working together -- >> laura: i was working here in 1986 when jack kemp -- >> those were not opportunity zones. they were opportunity enterpri. >> laura: i agree, we can do good stuff there. on the issue of strategy, is this kind of trump shooting at the hip with these tweets, he just so happens to have the democrats cleave onto -- al

sharpton, aoc plus three, now the baltimore. is this strategy? does it work or is it a cynical game? >> i think there is no question times he goes mano a mano and elijah cummings was saying things about him that really bothered him. he dug down, and who is this guy to attack me and the president asked this basic question you asked earlier in the show. what do you got to lose? your committees down the communities are not getting any safer. give my polities a shot. he's doubling down on that approach and i think he has to make sure that the leadership in these communities get indicted for their failed leadership. >> laura: even joe biden tonight, guys, was taken aim at the president. let's watch. sorry, it's a tweet. here it is. the new habit which ever way approach pushes the challenging opponents -- is this it?

is this the right one? this is on medicare for all. i'm always -- this is on the medicare for all disaster that we've talked about on this show, and he's going after kamala harris saying the following right before the next debate, this new have it every which way approach pushes the further challenging implementation of medicare for all, ten ways into the future, even before a two term administration. what of that, louise? we've got biden taking it up a notch on kamala harris kamala harris who was up there with elizabeth warren, the two darlings of the democratic party. >> on the one hand, holding donald trump accountable for the racist tweets and the embrace of racist rhetoric, in 2018 the end emigration was found and we got a level begins to lose in races, including chris kovach, who was on that same page. they have to address that in the debate, but what this tweet

shows is not just biden, but booker and others are going to make kamala a target as well. it's not just going to be biden, it's going to be a free-for-all because the need to get some traction. >> first of all, joe biden needs to tweet better, but kamala harris' team shows confidence. they have been on their heels and they are getting on offense and the fact that kamala harris, her policy proposals are all over the map and he's smart to really hold her accountable for her positions. she is for medicare for all after she's president? this gets a little bit ridiculous. >> laura: you can't be mr. defensive. you are going to get smashed that way. a new abc poll taken after mueller's testimony may be bad news. mueller's testimony only made 27% of voters more likely to support impeachment, but also made 26% less likely 447% of voters, it made no difference

at all. a pretty big setback for the democrats. >> let's face it. the impeachment train politically is over but democrats in the house can't let it go. i know it makes some trump support is nervous, but the more you see these dumb credit house members signing up for impeachment, it's actually good for the president politically as insane as that sounds. >> the momentum could've been there. i think it's definitely deflating. look, at the end of the day, if you are going to accuse donald trump doing the things he's doing strictly for political gain and you won't impeachment -- >> you keep saying donald trump -- >> if you do not impeachment because of political considerations, you are abdicating -- bob mueller had a mistake because he found nothing impeachable. >> he did. he found many.

>> laura: despite what they did to poor old biden week after week after week, he is still way up in the quinnipiac poll. 34%! he's the guy who keeps on ticking. warren? 15%, kamala harris 12%, they are trying to resurrect pete buttigieg. that's not going anything. >> the other thing about his numbers i think you will agree is the african-americans apart is just sticking with him. >> they like biden. >> do they believe in open borders and all the socialism? >> laura: biden has to watch it. >> the debates focused on the left, it'll be bernie and elizabeth will win elizabeth warren. >> laura: then the next night will be the far left america. that tweet was so long. i thought it was a sound bite! i was like, wait a second, that can't be a tweet.

>> it's 280 characters. >> laura: thank you so much. congresswoman ilhan omar each criticism of her put her life in danger. why did she just endorsed violence against a sitting u.s. senator? vdh next.

>> using this outrage when i speak the truth. everyone else's truth is allowed, but my truth can never be. some of us are getting death

threats because some of us are being singled out because of our backgrounds. knowing the immediate environment we are inviting down the in, knowing the amount of death threats. >> laura: it was a pleasantly are assaying their lives are in danger for speaking out against the president. why did why did anti-semitic congresswoman ilhan omar invite violence against a senator? she tweeted imagine having to do with rand paul whining about lawn clippings question mike no wonder he ripped his to pay off. join me now, victor davis hanson, solo senior fellow at the a disturbing trend of liberals threatening, stoking them or even approving of physical attacks at conservatives? >> yeah. i think they are kind of telling hollywood, tomatoes is not someone you look forward for

guidance or sobriety. when you look at the aging stars, snoop dogg, robert de niro, madonna, johnny depp, they are all competing with one another these last two years how to blow up, inflame, decapitate, stab, shoot, but that carries over to the democratic candidates because joe biden said he was going to take donald trump behind the gym and beat him up and he apologized and he's a candidate doubling down by saying that he'd like to smack him in the mouth. that's sort of incited cory booker to say, you know what, i can beat him up too, he is a poor physical specimen. we have people running for the highest office in the land trying to outdo each other just as they are with these left-wing positions on how to beat up and physically assault donald trump. this all takes place in a landscape where we saw in 2017 a bernie sanders adventist

activist almost killed steve scalise, the majority whip in the house. we have four other people shot. it's nothing to kid around. you make fun of rand paul who had five broken ribs and him monia and you call for somebody that you're are a victim somehow? what we are seeing is something's going crazy in the democratic party. it's a jacobin party, a revolutionary party. >> laura: antifa party. >> no means are out of out-of-. >> laura: victor, you have to drag them along to condemned antifa. a few of them did after the andy ngo attack. but we've only got a minute here, victor. the race hustle that we saw today by sharpton continues -- that's being adopted by the entire democrat party.

any time trump brings up anything critical of someone, especially someone who happens to be a minority, a policy, city, the felt in the city, it's not racist. is that going to work for the democrats or are they stepping into a trap? >> no. everybody knows that donald trump is an equal opportunity criticize her, he criticizes everybody regardless of national origin if he feels it's warranted or feels it's a smart political move, even. if everybody is a racist, laura, and everybody is a nazi, or if the holocaust is everywhere, there is no holocaust, there is no, there are no racists. that's where we are now. they've exhausted all this extreme vocabulary and similes and metaphors and it's just chaos now. it kind of destroyed -- they destroy the language. >> laura: all right, victor. thanks so much. great to see you tonight as always. a fox news alert. the search and motive for possible accomplices in that

deadly shooting at the california festival, and live report next. stay there.

>> a preeminent and principal concern at this point is motivation, ideological leanings, was he affiliated with anyone or any group --

>> chaos and bloodshed at a california food festival and police are still trying to comb through the bizarre social media history of the 19-year-old shooter who killed three people and injured a dozen others. jonathan hunt's life in our west coast newsroom with the latest breaking details. jonathan varied >> good evening, laura. has been named as santino william. it just graduated high school, an american of italian and iranian descent. he bought the weapon he used, and ak-47-type rifle in the woods of the gilroy police chief legally in nevada on july 9th. as per motives, investigators are going through his social media profile and posts apparently made in the last few days. in one he mentions a book that promotes white supremacy and he is critical of people of mixed race, but he also rails in vulgar terms against white

people from silicon valley. police say they are doing all they can to find out what drove him. >> motive is important. i think everybody wants to know why some of the answer why. if there is any affiliation with other people or groups of people that could potentially pose a threat in the future, i think that all plays into why that would be important to understan understand. >> the shooter injured a dozen people and killed three including a 6-year-old boy, stephen romero and a 13-year-old girl, kayla salazar. >> i think any time in life is lost it's a tragedy. but when its young people it's even worse. >> tonight, police and the fbi have searched the car belonging to him found at the scene of the

shooting and an apartment in northern nevada where he is believed to have stayed for a time. no word at this stage on whether they found anything that might give a definitive motive for the latest mass shooting that is left three more american families morning lost loved ones tonight. it laura. >> shannon: jonathan, thanks so much. coming up, a democratic senator helping immigrants game the system at the border. that can't be happening, can it? oh, yeah, we are going to show you the tape next. ♪ t easy for you to get your windshield fixed. with safelite, you can see exactly when we'll be there. saving you time for what you love most. >> kids: whoa! >> kids vo: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace ♪

♪ >> laura: it's time for the last bite. well, we know that all the 2020 dams want illegals to have health care. well, now a sitting u.s. senator is taking it a step further. oregon's ron wyden went to mexico to help a pregnant woman

and her family across the border so she could give birth here. i kid you not. >> i met a woman who was eight and a half months pregnant and she needed medical care. so they immediately passed all their belongings up and headed for the border. we were essentially told early on that things were all filled up and no way that she could get in. found out that i'm a united states senator, changed the tune. >> laura: that is unbelievable unbelievable. a sitting u.s. senator gaming the system with an illegal immigrant but she was with a u.s. senator. gosh, i wonder if the constituents in his own state get that quick treatment. maybe. senator, nice going. unbelievable. that's just what our founders thought about the birthright citizenship issue. that's all the time we have

tonight buried new podcast, new episode tomorrow. make sure to go to podcastone.com and mike emanuel and the "fox news @ night" team take it all from here. >> thank you, laura, we begin with a fox news alert. president trump's tweets, and there are new ones late tonight about baltimore and elijah cummings sparking yet another firestorm over race and divisive politics. tonight we will investigate what's really the case in cummings district with maryland's former governor. also tonight, another key player in president trump's team is on the way out. the director of national intelligence, dan coats and president trump wants texas congressman john ratcliffe to replace him. so why this is shaping up to be a brutal confirmation battle all already. the senate majority whip joins me next. president trump -- the announcement comes as an nt fount member i literally beat up a journalist