also on time. as a matter of fact, before ti time. they teach the mayors and politicians how to do it. never be the media mob, let not your heart be troubled. here is laura ingraham. how are you? >> laura: i love the fact that you are highlighting the good work being done in places that have been frankly left behind. and ill served by bad leadership including baltimore. you can leave the past behind but the future can be brighter, and i think that's what the president wants. >> sean: laura, this is our american family. they are getting shot up every single weekend and nobody is fixing it. anyway, have a great show. >> laura: absolutely. i am not laura ingraham and this is "the ingraham angle." the democrats refused to accept president trump announcing hate and of course white the premises.

so will anything satisfy them at this point? former aclu executive michael myers and former dnc spokesman luis miranda are here to debate that. then raymond arroyo is here with an astonishing look at the common characteristics of these massed shooters that are being ignored. plus john you on the attempt to give trump off the ballot. democrats fan the flames of hatred. that's a focus of tonight's angle. things have gotten worse if you can believe it. in the past 24 hours, the left smears and attacks have been become more ghoulish, vicious and more unhinged. without the prominent media collaborators they have launched what i think is basically a

three-pronged assault. profit from the massacre for political fund-raising. number two, raise the public profiles in a competitive campaign season. and number three, target and silence their political opponents through defamation and demonization. the democratic national committee sent out an email signed by former representative gabby giffords, who herself was almost killed by an assassin and that encourage people to split their donations between the dnc and her own pack in the wake of these tragedies. elizabeth warren whose candidacy the date and just shoot her a supported you may remember is also getting in on the act, writing in an email" it's like we are going to address the gun violence epidemic in our country we need to take back the senate in 2020.

then, which focused on important stuff. >> could this moment be a chance for them to gain momentum? i think so. >> laura: this is just macabre, callous stuff, from the people by the way who claimed to have the market cornered on compassion for those who are suffering. for the first time there's a coordinated effort on the left to use the shootings to marginalize and silence the president and his supporters. now, completing the evil racism of a deranged killer with trump's and much needed call for border security, it's not just offensive. it's absolutely at the scene. and by the way, i didn't see any republicans trying to read blame into the murderers radical environmental and anticorporate

angling's. now this is how alexandria ocasio-cortez decided to honor the victims of these massacres and honor the temperature. >> i don't want to hear the question, is this president racist anymore. he is. the one that will save a lot of lives. she also said reportedly at the same event that the president is "directly responsible" for the massacre in el paso. he heard that, directly responsible. her language is the definition of irresponsible and incendiary. now, it's so bad that today democratic congress men walking castro went on twitter to list the names and employers of 44 top trump donors in san antonio. he wrote, the contributions are feeling a campaign of hate that

labels hispanic immigrants as "invaders." now, frankly they are endangering his own constituents. forget persuasion. democrats have decided to demonize and altogether right off a huge population. this is a campaign of intimidation and i'm telling you it's going to end up getting more people hurt. let me show you where all this leads. once mainstream democrats start branding all trump supporter's as deplorable racists, they all become targets in their own way. a despicable group were they not only of marginalization but elimination by any means necessary. now this was the scene outside of mitch mcconnell's house. we brought you a little bit of this last night. >> hopefully someone has some voodoo dolls in there.

>> that's probably what it is. just stab the leap in the heart. we are trying to get the stuff out of his house. >> laura: it just takes your breath away. there is a lot of racist hate out there. and the democrats strategy apparently is to, i don't know, just feed it. they are throwing kerosene on this fire and the end game is to disagree with them underground. to silence them with fear tactics and scare tactics and then turn them into targets. they explicitly condemn white supremacists and he calls for unity. peace and calm, it wasn't enou enough. >> we have finally called on this president to say the words

that they have said today. >> president trump today condemned white supremacy kind of. >> this is a president who seems to want these things to happen. >> it's the arsonist coming and saying, they want to put out the fire. >> it's just unbridled political hate. they are so frustrated and, whatever he is in the poll, 45% in the poll. they just can't take it. they even seek to bar the president by the way from offering his condolences and words of comfort to the affected community. >> why is he coming here when he hates us? he's urging the president not to come to el paso. >> he is not welcome here. he should not come here while we are in morning. >> laura: will that's usually when a president shows up to console her hurting citizens. it's basically -- they did not

want to give him a platform to appear. that ends their narrative. there were some mass killings of the country so many are suffering through tonight. and that they scapegoat trump for these strategies, they ignore the exclusion of other pathologies in the united states are taking lives every single day. suicides. increasing isolation of americans. loneliness. all of which could be analyzed in this general analysis of what is going on. the rise of these mass shootings. that's an important issue, it's a big issue. we will explore it in this hour. this is a time for calm and

unity. we should not and we will not allow the political hucksters of the left to separate us or distract us from addressing these real problems that need practical workable solutions. let's not give either an evil racist force or a lunatic left wing nut any satisfaction by turning on one another in the wake of the heinous acts of domestic terror. and that is of. here now with reaction is michael myers, executive director of the new york civil rights coalition and former acl human national vice president and luis miranda, former dnc communications director. great to have you both on tonight. michael, how did we get to this point, with the free association and they are trying to drive

people underground and intimidate them and brand of them purely for political belief. >> both have a theme. free speech for me, and that's anybody, anybody who wants to answer them. they want to have free reign to do and say whatever they like to say about people who disagree with them. and they pretend -- they don't believe in free speech. they believe in so many. they believe in this unity and they will do anything and say anything to defeat the candidate how with a for the most, and that's donald trump. who is a free speaker. he speaks plainly and honestly and he speaks what he believes but they don't want to hear it. and they don't want america to

hear it. >> laura: this is an exchange on msnbc today on the nicole wallace with a guest talking about this issue, let's watch. >> what do we do with an infestation? the natural conclusion is to attempt extermination. >> got a president that was talking about exterminating latinos. >> laura: of course he never said that, she went on to tweet that she didn't mean to phrase it that way and i will take her at her word but she said trumps constant assault on people of color and use of the words to describe the flow of immigrants as intentional and constant. luis, to say the president and infer that he wants the "extermination of a people," i was that helping anywhere in? >> here's the problem. you and i talked about the need to lower the rhetoric in the

country. when the president comes out and it was good that he finally denounced racism, he kind of -- >> laura: and he did charlottesville. and that's basically what he's done in the past. the problem with -- of the entire angle is that donald trump's words have no impact but the far left will have impact. we should be lowering the temperature on this and making sure that the president doesn't just give one teleprompter speech, but he just stops tweeting the hateful things and allowing the chance to speak to the racism that he doesn't allow someone to say, "shoot them" about immigrants. let's not pretend that donald trump rhetoric is not part of the problem. i was speaking to this point

that we need him and the rest of the congress in washington to take action and domestic violence extremism because we need to designate what it is. >> laura: i think you are right about that. i think targeting people in this type of language in a heated political moment of tragedy is going to bring about more violence and bloodshed potentially in this country. now i don't care -- i don't care where you are. but individuals, they have a right to speak out. we all have a right to speak out, but he believes that the border should be in for thirst because that's really what's going on here. >> that's exactly right.

i don't think -- any time someone speaks differently from the rabble-rousers on the left, we are racist or we are not racist. we believe in's free speech and we believe in replying to offensive speech. now this notion that people speech is offensive because they disagree with you, no. that would be offensive because they disagree with you or the government, and your political agenda. but they have a right to speak. >> this is -- free speech has determined that you can't yell fire in a crowded theater --

>> you can't yell fire falsely. >> he is yelling fire in a crowded theater and he's doing it to incite fear and doing it for the purpose of political gain and it's disgusting. >> i'm very confused. so you are saying that the president is arguing for a vigorous enforcement including honoring the deportation order? >> hold on. a lot of people have called it an invasion over the year. it's not all that surprising today. >> when you cross the border of the country and you are not welcomed, and that's an invasi invasion. >> it thousands of people came into your home, we probably say what's going on here and you need an invitation to come to my

house. period >> this is fixing a broken immigration system. and that's people who are invading this country. the u.s. citizens are born here, and second and third generations -- >> they are not the only ones have a right to be here but, there are hispanics that do not have a right to be here. there are blacks who do not have a right to be here. there are whites who do not have a right to be here. people have a right to control our borders. >> when we have these rallies --

he is encouraging people who are facilitating it. >> that argument wouldn't hold up in any court of law. >> laura: i'm not going to argue supreme court argument. obama says we should soundly reject language coming out of the mouth of any of our leaders that feed the climate of fear and hatred were normalized racist sentiments. leaders who demonize those suggest that people that look like immigrants, and that's one certain type of people. the president's words carry a lot of weight, not just here but around the world. >> the former president's words, he has a right to his opinion. i applaud you for your opinion but that is your opinion. i don't believe anything obama says because i remember when he was president. i don't believe any of his policies were really for free speech or immigration rights.

it's an inversion of their rhetoric. that's what to say about people's rights, and that's in terms of how they define donald trump today. >> laura: 800,000 people deported, luis. and he's telling families, don't send your children here, we will send them home. >> he did it and away without dehumanizing or talking about people. and it's how you talk about th that. >> its if trump deported 800,000 people and called them all wonderful people, you would be on my show just because i cross

the border in a different way of life. >> so you would be calling him -- >> but you support obama's deportation of 800,000 people, do you support that? >> i support we have a preside president, and -- the deferred action for childhood arrival. >> i had 800,000 people deported. don't talk over each other. >> panel, great to have you all on. as we mourn and nearly 3,000 killed in el paso, chicago had one of its deadliest weekends of the year. curbing crime in the windy city, and a live report from chicago, next.

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>> laura: wall-to-wall media tragedies of el paso and dayton, but sunday there were two mass shootings in chicago marking one of the bloodiest weekends of the gear leaving seven people dead and 55 injured. look at this headline. so many people were shot in chicago this weekend, a hospital had to briefly stop taking patients.

matt is live in chicago with the story. >> it was yet another disturbing weekend in the city. and yet to the city mayor and they repeatedly let criminals walk free. they were outraged, highlighting suspects that can now walk free after being arrested over the weekend with firearms that the mirrors that were modified to be weapons of war come up with armor piercing bullets. the mayor said criminals caught with these type of weapons should get no bond. >> i need to understand from the judges who think that these people are not dangerous to the community. how do i explain that to people on the west side and on the south side. and this is the justified use of bail.

>> vale needs to be increased in chicago, and that city's top cop simply said criminals are not afraid to pull the trigger in the city because right now they can post a hundred dollar bond over and over. police told fox news that after this weekend a total of 192 people have been murdered in the city so far this year. 1,249 shooting incidences and 1600 shooting victims. over the weekend there is a two hour period where 17 people were shot and chicago police decided to release horrifying audio of the single shoot-out in which you can hear nearly 51 seconds of continuous gunfire. eight people shot in the country's third largest city. in an effort to show the world the uphill battle that cpd fac faces, and how much bond they post to walk free. the cook county board president and the chief judge disagree with the mayor and they

disagree with police. and there needs to be even less people in jail. laura? >> laura: unbelievable story. here on the ingram angle, we have been sounding the alarm on the violence, the plague of it in chicago. almost a year ago we committed an entire hour to put the spotlight on the liberal city overrun with crime. the gang violence problem has reached epidemic proportions and it's not just a level of violence in the city that's the problem. it's the lack of justice. >> he was burned out alive. what was it that he could have done so bad that a monster would take his life like that. >> laura: joining me now as reverend bill owens, founder of the coalition of african-american pastors and

author of the forthcoming book, a dream derailed. reverend, you preached in the inner city, i'm still thinking of that horrific case of her nephew being left in a barrel that was burned. so he was burned alive or not, 14 years old. politicians cannot solve that type of problem. it's our community that must go together to address these issu issues. politicians have something to do with it. but the families have more to do with it than politicians. this has been a difficult week

with the country. white nationalists pick out all these people and it's horrific in el paso, another shooting in the same time. in dayton, ohio, and yet a lot of folks are saying at the same time, of course this is horrific. but why is there not the intention, why is there not a sustained effort to curb violence in places like baltimore, chicago, st. louis -- it goes on and on. >> it does, it goes on and on and on. how are we going to solve it? i repeat, with emphasis, the politicians cannot solve this and it's not right, it's not fair to point to one person and say he caused it all. how disrespectful is that? one person called at all. is he god? the ministers should step up and address these issues in their

communities. >> laura: reverend, i have to get your response to the interview you did a at the other night with cnn's don lemon. in the treatment you received. >> any concern that they presently use this meeting with black leaders to insulate himself from that criticism? i know it's hard for you and it's hard to believe that trump is racist but he has repeatedly used racially charged language. it sounds like you are condoning attacks, is that christian leader or godly? >> laura: you started off being called a faith leader in the lower third description. by the end of the segment you were called a controversial pastor on cnn because he wouldn't sing the song that they wanted you to think about president trump. what was that like? >> it didn't bother me, i was ready for it. it didn't bother me at all.

when you come from where i came from, the deep south where people were killed. they were talking about what's happening now. black people were killed and murdered in this country when i was a boy like nothing. they were hung from trees. they were beaten. they were taken advantage of. and all this talk now about the president, will who caused it then? >> and pastor, the president is making a big push for african-american support and he is being ridiculed and laughed at for doing that. it's an effort that came into the office with the criminal justice reform, opportunity zones and other reforms such as you attended. but the left is saying basically, how dare you? even make this effort and they call him a white supremacist, racist, et cetera.

you spent time with the president, what are your thoughts on what you are doing to him, her supporters and even those of us who actually tried to call balls and strikes on politics day in and day out? >> i think it's terrible. i think they should study history. when my book comes out it will reveal where all of this start started. when president johnson who was my hero until 2015, when i discovered what happened under his watch, when they hired a hundred thousand social workers to go throughout the country and get the black father out of the home and get the -- the government became the father of the home, they put the women on welfare and they were pregnant. they would approach them and put them on welfare but the father could not be in the home. the government became the father and that is where some of our

black boys went to prison. that caused destruction in our family even through today. i see the effects of that and most people don't know that but my book will tell it all. the one pastor owens, the left and democrats, they want to shut down this conversation about a spiritual loss in our country. they want to shut it down and they want to call anyone who raises questions about various policies as a racist, as white supremacists, or, you are anti-immigrant. if you believe in legal immigration you are now anti-immigrant. this is the level of discourse that we got into and none of us are perfect. i'm sure everyone gets hot under the collar every now and then and that's fine. but this is now at a point where people's lives are being taken and other bloodshed could occur because of the demonization game. i think a black conservative today because i work for justice

thomas, they could say anything about an african-american conservative because they are demonized to such an extent. >> i don't mind. let them demonize me but i'm going to stand for rights. i'm a gospel preacher and i will stand for the rights, i don't care who it is. >> laura: joy reid, you may not watch her very often but she made an interesting comment to put it charitably about president trump and african-americans. watch. >> donald trump has two kinds of visions of black people. one, celebrities and sports stars that he wants to be around and to come every other black person that thinks. >> your thoughts on that demonization? >> it's natural. they come up president trump with all of these issues.

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>> i bet he's got voodoo dolls and there. >> that's probably what it is. just stab [bleep] in the heart please. >> laura: those irate activists protesting outside mitch mcconnell's house. there are other steps being taken that will hurt or even destroy free speech in the long term. "the new york times" yesterday bowed to the far left to twitter mob over the fair headline. that's a little more in line with the narrative. here to discuss, matt schlapp. former congressman who is district included cleveland. in ohio, they are still suffering.

and what's going on here? we have people urging the stabbing of mitch mcconnell. they call him massacre mitch. that was trending last night after an nbc host started the hashtag moving the other day. >> you have a fringe element whose violent behavior is achieving the outside importance. and it's obvious he distorting the political environment. as far as targeting mr. mcconnell, the senator may have opinions that they disagree with. people are already getting killed as a result of it. and that's to change the larger environment that we are in here which can trigger all kinds of

thoughts and people aren't very strong minded. >> laura: the internet inflames all the worst, people who are isolated and lonely. it's devastating isolation in the world of connectivity. but what happened over the last 24 hours since the president did exactly what they said, you are not welcome in el paso. implicitly threatening the vis visit. they are trying to stop him from going to chicago. this is where we are. >> they can't give us a commencement, and stuck in the rose garden. it was a time when john f. kennedy, there was a

time when ted kennedy could work with orrin hatch and they didn't hate each other, they liked each other and gave each of their personal advice. we did have to get to the point where we could disagree with someone. i bet i disagree with dennis and you disagree with me on almost every big issue. but we like each other and kind of thrash it out. but in what we are actually talking about here is a call for calm, and not just looking at those differences. it would be good as americans to look at ourselves as americans, but as americans there something that connects us. i want to share something with you. when i campaign twice for president i saw something that was so important. i saw an underlying community.

and that's a deeper meaning of america. >> how about people stopping and doing cpr on the victims? i know these are tragedies but there's also beauty of people stepping up and doing the right thing. >> laura: we do focus on the come at those who refused to stand for that anthem. >> yes. most people all in all are pretty darn good countries. i think it is a time for everybody to take a breath and realize a presidential election comes and goes but the country has to survive. and i'm telling you with the congressman framing people who donate to campaigns is what joaquin castro did tonight.

it's the frame around it. if you give to trump you are complicit to murder. if you give to trump you might as well pull the trigger. what does that do? >> the politicization of violence is in and of itself a form of violence. because when you start to say that this person is responsible because of his or her politics, just based on that, that makes for a more dangerous environment. >> my view is this which is, we have a real racism but when almost everything is republican or conservative is replaced for that racism, it means that when you stand up and fight, it dilutes it. on this question of calling out people who are writing checks and everything else, i mean, come on. let's be smart about this. why take people want to be involved in politics -- >> they

want people to live in fear unless they are expressing their views that they agree with. >> they went after nancy pelosi -- >> i want to know where all the civil libertarians are tonight. they could disagree vociferously, on that's fine. we are not doing. no duels in public. so that's good. by the way, this is ruben the lego from arizona democrat. this is what he said. watch. >> one thing that's very consistent about mitch mcconnell, he could care very little about anyone else. you have people after every shooting, and keep moving on. the only way that we will ever

stop this is by getting rid of mitch mcconnell. >> getting rid of -- to whom does that mean real termination? >> people who are in congress, i served in congress. it's also important to be careful with our words when we are performing our public duti duties. >> mitch mcconnell can't solve this problem and the republicans can't solve the problem. trying to find something. >> he can't meet hate with hate, you have to meet it with love no matter where that might be. >> hear, hear. john paul ii i believe said that. to stop the next mass shooter, what are the common characteristics of these shooters?

raymond arroyo has the troubling details next.

>> laura: while the media is fixated on access to guns, there seems to be common threads between fox news. raymond arroyo has been examining those connections on what we've all missing. the conversation has been focused of the political

leanings for the shooters. this comment from the date and shooter's ex-girlfriend is the most telling. listen. >> this isn't about race, this isn't about religion. if it's none of those things. this is a man who didn't get the help he needed. people go every day being perfectly fine and he just got the short end of the stick. no support system. >> no support system. and this is one of those common characteristics. the el paso shooter as well. people said he was very standoffish, didn't have friends and was picked on in school. he sounds like adam lanza. >> laura: he said sometimes i'm online for eight hours a day. >> they marinate in the digital

world. researchers have examined all these mass shooters since 1966. when you put several of these studies together there are some common hallmarks. there are these. alcohol and drug abuse, isolation and a reverence for other shooters in seeking validation of their motivations. and an announcement of their intentions. we have suicides exploding in these countries. 33% increase since 1999. 47,000 americans killed themselves in 2017. something is happening particularly among the young. the drug legalization as part of this. the violent content, the family breakdown, all of that. and we are saying the living in your own isolation.

and no connection. >> and no support system. millennials in the loneliest generation, among them, 27% of millennial say they have no close friends. at 25% say they don't have any acquaintances which is compared to just 9% of baby boomers and 50% of gen xers who say the same. where did we go from here? >> the president should convene a national task force on mental health and the connection to violence in these mass shootings. as a pastor said earlier in the show it will take a moral reawakening, family and community ties. it's a tough moment for the church and morality, and we need to identify these people. discover the difficulties and get them the help they need. they are out there and crying out, but they are in isolation. this culture is sadly fermenting

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>> laura: a liberal state lunacy has a new low. president trump and the rnc are now suing over the attempt to keep the dash avenue some signed paper to have them release her tax returns. 2017 over concerns that could be unconstitutional. joining me now, john new, former assistant u.s. attorney general. we have three quick topics to get into. >> it slightly and obviously want unconstitutional and obviously everyone in california knows that. the constitution allows it to manage the ballot but the supreme court clearly set in a case about term limits. it here obviously, california is trying to metal with the ballot in order to oppose president trump and that's clearly something california is

not allowed to do. it violates the republican party or political parties to choose its leaders. >> it was just so obvious to anyone who has even a cursory understanding of the law, and it doesn't matter, they will do it anyway. i also want to get to another story that anti-trump former official peter strzok is now suing the fbi and doj for his firing last june. he claimed that it violated the first and fifth amendment rights. does he have a case? >> this is a publicity stunt. i think actually the fbi had to fire him. imagine if an fbi agent during the hillary clinton investigation had said, i hate hillary, we have to get donald trump elected. obviously someone should be fired, too. if it's going to be, it has to

have integrity. they can't have people who are political hacks or even partisan affiliations working on these kinds of investigations. peter strzok obviously displayed a failure of leadership and of failure of an ability to manage and he showed himself to be biased. i expect he will lose his lawsuit. >> reviewing the decision to fire an at will employee, good luck with that. to top downs on the house district committee today sent a letter to the national archives for documents from brett kavanaugh's time in the white house counsel's office. they are still going after cavanaugh. kavanaugh. so will the white house now shut this down? >> i actually hope president trump here says, don't produce the documents. he's got a good ally on this and that's george washington. this is a principle that our country has lived under for under 200 years.

the house wanted to get from george washington documents about a treaty and george washington said no because the house is not involved in ratifying treaties. the house is not involved with supreme court house. you have no right because you have no constitutional function so if i was president trump i would say no on the documents and i would say my good friend george washington is a president that shows i'm right. >> laura: a fantastic review of three important legal issues. we really appreciate it. we will be right back. >> thanks, laura

>> laura: how about that, we end with some great news. over 170 volunteers took to the streets today to help local residents clean up and some of the horrible conditions in baltimore. this is the before shot.

it here you see people from all different backgrounds. coming together for a good cause its persistence wears versus the resistance, to do good. shannon bream and the "fox news at night" have all the news. >> shannon: by the way on that baltimore cleanup story, we have the guy live who organized it and he's taking hits from people calling it a political stunt so we will let him respond to that. >> laura: i got to get over and watch that. >> shannon: would begin tonight with fox news alert. up to grieving communities, and the white house has a visit will be all about honoring the victims. the democrats in el paso are mourning him to stay away. will he be able to bring a message of immunity to a divided nation? and