tonight's show be sure to pick up a copy of my best-selling book. at witch hunt, the story of the mass delusion and political history. tammy bruce is in for laura ingraham, next. good night. ♪ >> tammy: hello everyone, i am tammy bruce and for laura ingraham this evening and this is a special edition of "the ingraham angle" from new york city tonight. democrats are preparing for the next big chance to embarrass their party on impeachment when neither starts his version of the inquiry next week. last, the leftist media buys on full display when it tries to same trump for a tweeting on thanksgiving. what he was really doing had them with egg on their faces. and, democrat martin o'malley verbally assault ken cuccinelli at a pub on thanksgiving a eve.,

also, on msnbc analyst compares trump supporter's to come up wait for it, ices fighters. the worst in media is back tonight. raymond arroyo is here with friday follies and he tackles toxic masculinity and gets fashion advice from legendary actor john f boyd. and another opportunity will present itself or them to further embarrass themselves with desperation. so what can we expect, and we go to fox news white house correspondent kevin corke. kevin? >> it is effectively a race against the clock for the d white house with a number of deadlines quickly approaching for them to tell the committee howee they wish to proceed. let me tell you inside the numbers if you will as we lay out what will be happening from this point forward. at least as we understand it at

this point in time, we've all heard about the sunday deadline before the white house must declare its intention to participate in the proceedings. then, how about december 6th?he that's the deadline for the white house introduced evidence and witnesses. 9 and the committee gets a chance to consider the matter. the white house white house is greatly concerned that what happened with adam schiff, and they say as they have said repeatedly this will be grossly unfair process. the committee chair gets a chance to approve or disapprove of them. but this phase should be a little bit different in that the g.o.p. should have more levers to pull in the process. as they have noted repeatedly,

it still not level playing fie field. whether that's going to be impeachment or a censure sometime between now and christmas. if it is the former, that will be the senate trial and that will probably begin in january. >> tammy: thank you very much. now as we prepare to hear more hours long testimony, you are watching from the witnesses on the impeachment inquiry. i can't help but wonder if this will be a repeat of schiff's sham hearings. >> that was my personal presumption. >> and you are not on the call? >> i was not on the call. >> tammy: joining me now is guy lewis, a constitutional law attorney. thank you for joining us tonig

tonight. i know that you guys have probably been watching this. it became apparent that there wasn't much there. let me ask you in this kind of a case when you see this dynamic and you have the history of nadler and debacle he had with muller and that hearing, can we expect any seriousness in this effort coming up? >> i don't think so. i was a career prosecutor, and there's no way on thehe other se if i'm able to call my own witnesses. i don't know who they are calling. it's just so s one-sided. i couldn't even convict a simple marijuana case and here we are talking about impeachment of the president of the united states. it's just not fair. >> tammy: it's not fair and that has been the key. and we should look because they expect i think that congress is serious about a very serious

matter. once unfolded though has been in on seriousness that we seen. at the same time when we think about the possibilities constitutionally, that's no real requirement that they send this to the senate when they are done. is it possible, if it's not a censure -- and governor granholm had mentioned this,, that the just hold onto it. what do you think we can expects >> actually if the house impeach the president, which is pretty much -- if a president is impeached it will go to the senate. the constitutional architecture here, he goes to the senate for trial. i certainly expect that the president would be acquitted but the question really is, in what format that would take place in the senate. opefully there are some

accounts like the obstruction count which is so specious, but he's insisting on his constitutional prerogatives to withhold witnesses and documentary evidence. most things couldn't go down to the trial but i'm actually looking forward to it because it would put immigrants back down the trail. >> i think that is part of their nervousness, about losing control of this because then it's in the hands of the senate and the president will have an actual opportunity and his defenders with make things. but listen if you could to what former solicitor general neal cattrall said about republicans, insisting that this entire process is unfair. >> they are just trying to attack the process and i think the attacks on the process are kind of silly. they are saying we have rights of a criminal defendant, but that's because we are at the

indictment stage an investigation. at the senate trial he will have the right to have call of witnessesnt he wants. >> tammy: you could look at it as an indictment but this process is supposed to actually persuade people, supposed to put bring the american people long. and in the pool since it start started, do you agree that this is something that is okay at this point and will change in the senate or do you think they are out of their lien at this point? >> chattanooga on thanksgiving, the bellwether for me is i'm talking to my 84-year-old dad who says, i can't say on tv, but in essence says it's unfair. congress should get back to the work of the people and he is frankly a and he does not think

my dad, who have listened to all my life doesn't think there's anything to this. >> tammy: you know david it's funny because we watch this unfold and it seems like it's in the framing the president. we know that they were talking about impeachment, i think it was -- wasn't it like 20 minutes after he was sworn into office in 2017? i counted the votes already and this is clearly a case of deciding what the outcome will be. the interviews and hearings in private -- isn't this exactly what they are going to be projecting to the american people? and wouldn't they even be more successful? >> i agree. we don't have a strong case and i think it would backfire politically and the democrats.

but the way they unfold in this process, unfortunately they are sending a president that trivializes, vocalizes impeachment. and as many things that have happened in our history in the past, the problem is we depend on counsel and i'm afraid it will reset some of our baselines. it's not just the process that's about it, the fact that they are trying to impeach the president -- foreign affairs, dealing with the ukraine, like it or dislike it. >> tammy: i think this says it all, what representative nadler was saying about the impeachment and why it was necessary. let's listen to that for a second. >> personally i think the president should be impeached. impeachment is imperative not because heov would be removed fm office, the senate don't doesn't that >> tammy: they are doing

something they haven't convinced anyone else about and yet they say they are doing it for the constitution. that action is an affront to the constitution. >> one important point that david makes very well is this has been a moving target the entire time. when this first came out, and most certainly they had convicted before they ever heard the evidence. before the first witness testified, everybody, the democrat side was ready. then it became a quid pro quo and then bribery. and when that pulled poorly apparently, then they started to say abuse of office. it's ridiculous. a person ought to know especially in this context what the charges are, what the facts are and there ought to be something other than just one side pursuing it. >> tammy: this is an extraordinary time especially with nadler who is the chair of the judiciary committee who is supposed to be now looking at the evidence to assess it, and

he's already stating he needs to be impeached. his is the ultimate in the star chamber when it comes toou outcomes. thank you very much, i appreciate you joining me. now as americans were preparing their turkeys and traveling to see their loved ones, the media were concerned with you pulling out something much more important. >> in west palm beach wheret the president is spending is thanksgiving holiday. g president trump has arrived at his golf club which is here and that's how he will be spending the day today. >> tammy: it didn't stop there. "newsweek" published an article with this headline: how is trump spending his thanksgiving tweeting and golfing is he planning a top-secret troop to visit u.s. troops in afghanistan? >> is nowhere i would rather be

spending this thanksgiving then right here. we thank god for your health at all the things you've done. you are very special people and you don't even know how much the people of our country love and respect you. >> this forced the media to backtrack. "newsweek" updated its headline to "tweeting, golfing and surprising u.s. troops and afghanistan." joining me now, jennifer holdsworth, democratic strategist and former campaign staffer for hillary clinton's 2016 presidential campaign.s ladies, welcome aboard and thanks for joining me. it will i wasn't surprised to see the president take. we know his feelings about the military and we've seen other presidents make surprised trips to war zones et cetera. but there seems to be this

almost confirmation bias thatnf the media sees what it wants to see. they will go with the negative no matter what. almost irritated. what's your take -- i know it'so not new for us to see this but it has been three years. what's your take on where all this is leading? >> that's what the media does, we see it repeatedly. every day we sees the addition of a fixed news story and it follows the same pattern. they fault closely the -- thanksgiving evening at 6:17 p.m. this correction was given. another ap story was corrected on the friday before the fourth of july weekend. but you are exactly right, they see what they want to see. it's always negative about president trump but people see through it and active as if it's a syrian war zone. this exposes the media and the more they do it the more people

wake up and get behind president trump. >> tammy: it's an interesting dynamic because this is an important american industry and it seems to be destroyed. they are destroying their own media effectively as we move through this an and a good democracy needs people to question power and be taken seriously. even though obviously i'm going to guess you didn't like >> the president has spent the last six years denigrating any media source or any other networks that support him. >> but this kind of thing, can you believe him? >> "newsweek" told the truth, the media was not told that afghanistan was going to pop a footy. it's true, the president tweeted

that he played golf on thanksgiving and he traveled to mar-a-lago. but we did know was he was also traveling to afghanistan which i commend him for. he's acting presidential for once and greets our troops. but it's not about saving the president, the president doesn't feel shamed or he would've resigned have resigned from office yearsrs ago. i'm proud that he went to afghanistan to spend time with the approach >> she had some trouble to with media as well and still to some degree. isn't it possible that while you do not like the president style, he does care and the things that surround your country and affect this country, that it does matter to him? that may be -- you don't agree with style or the nature of some of the things he's done but it's so personal, this notion of, if he doesn't feel shamed. how can you really even knowou that about someone unless it's

just rhetoric for you? >> again, i said i appreciate that the president went to afghanistan. >> tammy: but even wh that'sio backhanded. i'd love to have any normal relationship with the media but they've made it impossible at thisthy point when they see how they respond to every single thing he does. is there any way to bridge this gap when you hear things that are so personal, that are also untrue? >> the only way to bridge this gap is for the media to stand up and do what they are there to do which is to report facts and honestly, but that's not going to change from the media and why the american people love this president, he calls out institutions that have long betrayed the country. the media whose approval rating was at an historic low before president trump was elected. not just the democrat party company called out the republican party and said neither of these parties are working for the people. he changed the republican party

to be a vehicle that works for the people and answers to their demands of what they elect people to do. he has challenged institutions that have betrayed the american public and they see that and i guarantee you this president wins with overwhelming support. >> tammy: that's one of the issues especially for democrats that don't like him, they are realizing there something else that occurred in the country was looking at. then there's other things that we see, liberals revealing themselves this thanksgiving. >> you keep saying -- >> tammy: one second here. when maryland -- excuse me, we are going to move on. we know you don't like him, we know you are upset and we know everyone is upset. you are a young woman. this is no way to live life. politics can be rough and tumble but most of us who have seen this unfold over three years remain shocked at the level of the victory all and that is not going to help anyone and

certainly won't help your party next year. case is an example of that. governor martin o'malley publicly harassed s ken cuccinelli, an eyewitness to the entire belligerents seen telling the ingram angle that o'malley instigated the entirecu situation, storming over and yelling athe cuccinelli. he said it "o'malley pushed his way through the small group to confront me face-to-face. still cursing me, the president and my italian ancestry. he bumped up against me and invited me to take a swing at him and at one point i said martin, one of us has to rise about this and it's obviously not going to be you. jennifer, was that appropriate, is not something you think was all right? >> i can't speak to firsthand knowledge of what happened but to me that sounds wildly inaccurate to the story that was released to me. t i know governor o'malley and if

this administration can b take being spoken to, i suggest they get out of professional politics. >> tammy: even o'malley is not denying the nature of what occurred. are multiple witnesses, bartenders and the waitstaff. it was an invitation to start a physical fight using obscenities and consulting his heritage. we seen the encouragement to confront and attack trump supporter's. we seen it happened in public. this is a former governor and seems to think this is appropriate behavior. >> and "the washington post" reported that, and as you noted martin o'malley not denying it. this is a former democrat governor engaging in this behavior. there is such a vile animosity on the left, that cannot get over the fact that president trump one, which is

why sarah sanders was not allowed to eat dinner at a restaurant. that's why kristin nelson was bullied out of a restaurant and it now ken cuccinelli, too. it all comes out the direction of maxine waters, it's time to "absolutely harassed supporters in public places. you don't see this on the right. >> tammy: americans are seeing that i'm judging for themselves. jennifer, i've been told that in the the ingraham angle producer was in that pub just after the event and confirmed with a number of witnesses there including the waitstaff. would it be so difficult to be able to say that was wrong as opposed to denying it and pretending it didn't happen? >> i'm going to take your word that he threatened physical violence, that's actually never the answer. but if an administration official can't be spoken to about these policies -- >> tammy: but that's not what happened here. this is not helping you.

>> i wasn't there and i didn't speak to governor o'malley. >> tammy: this is why the democrats have such trouble. me, iyou for joining enjoyed it. this is the nature of what we ett happening in society and there's even a refusal to admit it. by the way i want to say for kaylee, if any of you may not know. she just had a baby, she's a new mom. congratulations, i saw it ongh social media, little blake. is that right? >> that's right, and i saw your message on twitter. thank you so much, we are so blessed this holiday season. >> tammy: with everything going on, it's a good reminder. life matters, enjoy your life. be able to deal with certain elements of reality. being political is fine but it's also the fact that familyei matters and, being able to deal with the nature ofha what's occurring and embraced the wonderful things and it condemned the things that aren't so wonderful.

thanks so much and congratulations. coming up, raymond arroyo is here for "friday follies." toxic masculinity takes over and raymond's personal stylist. don't miss it.

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injuries. the whole area was quickly locked down, evacuated and remains a crime scene. the response is not being credited for preventing this from being worse. social media footage shows members of the public on the floor grappling with the man and taking a large knife away from him and then holding him down before armed police arrived. we were on the scene just 5 minutes later and isolated men showed what looks like you had an explosive device. it was a hoax but he was shot to death. the police have to see whether he was part of a network or was an ongoing threat. to date boris johnson took time to oversee the response. >> i think the message that we send to them and anyone associated with this type type of attack is one that will be familiar. this just a few hours later,

bruce luke between -- multiple stabbings on one of the city's' busiest shopping streets. it is no indication at this point that the two are connected. sources in the u.k. now tell sky news that the suspect in the london bridge attack was a recent really released terrorist prisoner and is believed to have been wearing a team. everyone here including the security services will be on heightened alert. >> tammy: thank you very much. but now back here at home, it's easy to become numb about media bias these days so the ingraham angle is keeping track of the worst offenders founder and president of "turning point usa" along with chadwick moore, conservative commentator and another commentator here in the studio.

thanks for joining me tonight, i appreciate it. now let's begin. not that the politics and but, let's begin with an msnbc contributor and his offensive description of -- even more than offensive. comes supporters can >> these they are dead vendors. >> attitude. you got it. >> tammy: he lousy attitude there, just like ice and supporters. charlie what's your take on that? >> it stunning when you think they can't go any lower and they say things like that. i can't comprehend how chris matthews somehow turns out to be positive or favorable but just insert some facts about it, it's

probably president trump, is leadership in his administration to get to al-baghdadi. >> tammy: and chris matthews would like your attitude, i will tell you right now. chadwick, what's your take? >> i have a rare medical condition, if you throw me off a building actually bounce. but she's aware of that. speak out the last items i trust is pulling u to the ukraine. because the only reason he released the ages he got caught in this whole scheme. >> the president decided to see him when he knew his cover was blown. >> once they knew the gig was up and they were about to be discovered, they took steps to kind of have the final expense of, we gave up the aid so no harm, no foul.

>> is almost like it's fan fiction this point. what's your take on their conspiracy framework? >> that's exactly the word i was going to use, conspiracy framework. in order to get caught you have to actually do something wrong. he did nothing wrong, he released the aid and what exactly is the cot that they want to focus on? the former vice president sundays to sit sit on the ukrainian border. no success or experience and the reason whatsoever. >> is this the guy they got caught being president? >> i think you are exactly right. that is his crime. and not having comic sitting on certain boards and having certain friends in the democrat party. hardly as wanting to get on that as well. gentlemen, what about this

comment? from cnn disparaging trump supporter's. >> i'm referring to trump's organization and as a destructive call where people are being fed to propaganda and they are not being encouraged to think for themselves. >> tammy: charlie, this is the second time within this, right now we have media clearly and unabashedly, likes how far could this code do you think? >> add that to the list of deplorables in flyover country on walmart a smelly pig people. it seems if the left does not disagree with us on policy, then you are a bad people. like we looked at the left and we thought it looked wrong. it seems as if they are continuing -- i don't know what kind of electrical strategy this is, to continue to insult 60 million people and hope that

we win them back i think and that was during the state of the union when all the women and congressional members wore whi white. they want to -- americans get a passionate about politics. no bounds about that. this dynamic of not even disparagement for condemnation if your opposition is extraordinary. fellows, thank you so much. charlie and chadwick, i really appreciate it. coming up, john -- we will be right back. ♪ i'm not really "there."

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means it's time for, black friday follies. yes, toxic masculinity and art, and what to avoid on black friday. it's almost over. and it could brady help his career. i thought you were done with the whole masculinity issue but, right now it's making, it will not be going to purchasing art created by women. forget rodin, singer sergeant michelangelo angelo bedford, i would say this 20/20 vision is just an extension of the code of ethics that have been deeply embedded within the museum. building a permanent collection it is building a story for all time, a story apparently laura, without men.

how do you help women, by exempting men from the museum? this is crazy. >> maybe i should just do an entire show was just women. imagine if i announce that? everyone is supposed to adjust to be judged on their own merits, on their own value, they make their own choices and now, you are actually having your worth determined by the sacks that you were born with. how does that make any sense? >> one of the artists, alisa blount moorehead who will be featured as a great hopes for this gender exclusive approach. she said i'm hoping that all of us can start to think about how patriarchy and hierarchy has a really diminished people's interest in museums and culturaa centers. this woman live in the audience, it's just the right thing to do. while this is the wrong thing to

do. the right thing to do is let art stand on its own and let people judge what is worthy or not worthy for inclusion based on how it looks and what audience it can draw. >> back in college in my college newspaper, we would rip the whole idea of studies. it put women in history and literature and african-americans in history and literature but now, everything is a studies. i just think -- it vocalizes people. i don't like it. >> and it segregates thought which is crazy. thought we would offer a cautionary tale. as you hit the stores, make sure you don't touch the merchandise particularly if it's on my shelf. this comes from the golf exchange and northern kentucky. an employee tried to squeeze one more bag on the shelf and this

happened. >> that was like golf bag dominoes. >> this was right out of a jerry lewis movie. the golf exchange made the best of the catastrophe. they posted on facebook, we will be dropping the cost of the golf bags this weekend, almost every single one. don't reach up on those high shelves. >> do you shop a lot? do you do small business saturday? don't you love how we have to name every day? if you want to shop, then shop.d are you doing that tomorrow? small business saturday? >> i'm doing online sunday.

>> all right, before we go i will say that raymond has a tendency -- he's usually sitting right here next to me when he is doing a segment but he has been known to take his iphone out and adjust his tie. and also, check the lights for various parts of his head that might be shiny. so i was told by the producers that when you sat down with voigt the other day, jon voight, there was a moment. let's watch. >> can i stand, or no? >> do you need to? >> i don't know. i was going to grab him but i was going to fix his tie. >> pushed it all the way over there. you got to do it -- >> way over to the left. >> you never go to the left, why are you making me? >> no, you're not doing it.

now pull it tight. >> you got it. that's it. all right. now he fixed it, but i need powder. now i'm sweating! >> you worse totally pumped., >> silk ties they move on you. if you don't do the windsor not, they move. he was a great pal to help me out. >> i have a question, is this the first time you have attempted to not occur about? it's like i'm dealing with dimitri or nico, my sons. >> this the first time i've had an academy award winner adjust my tie. you could get me clip-on ties that don't move. >> tammy: my sons have that for the school because they have to wear a tie and assured every day. they have the tie with the expander band behind us so they

just throw it -- and it has a little zip feature. >> you should give me a clip-on tie and i will get you some earrings that go over the years. >> i will give you the earrings story at some point, but this is the longest he's ever at why earrings fall out. we have too much shopping anticipation building up so we can't discuss that. d just too much excitement in one show. >> you can't do it all. >> raymond, have a good weekend. >> tammy: they were having way too much fun. up next, gianno caldwell and why president obama failed the black community. you don't want to miss it, stay right there. - do you have a box of video tapes, film reels, or photos,

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>> is that even if you didn't get the job, you have to get to the job, and while you are getting to the bus to get the job you could be killed. >> there was transportation at the bus stop and come -- >> chicago native and fox news political analysts gianno caldwell putting names and faces to the victims of the liberal city overrun by crime. it's part of a new fox nation show, "the new battle for chicago." it was inspired by a town hall there back in september. he joins me now and he's the author of the new book, taken for granted. jana, let's start with chicago. i know you said that president obama failed the black community there.- and he's from chicago, so how did he feel chicago? >> you know what? the president has the platform and he could be looking at the crisis that you have and can i

give you great credit for sharing the same sentiments that you have about my hometown. president obama has the opportunity to raise the nation's awareness and the crisis and also provide federal resources. he hasn't done that. donald trump ran h for president in 2016 and he delivered the word to what i knew many, many years ago. that you can walk out on the streets of chicago and literally be shot. people have said that's not true but we see what the numbers are. if we just look at recent2, numbers over 2400 people have been shot. the new man there who has refused to meet with president trump or ask for help has been a complete failure as well. you can see what she writes on twitter about the president, it's all about politics. especially when you have grand people lettering up. >> and it's a good time to remind everyone about what she said it, and this is the kind of thing she says fairly regularly,

about the president that has tough words, the failures of some of these words that have been run traditionally by democrats. >> it's all part of a perpetual reelection strategy, where he demonizes and dismisses cities where he's not going to get a substantial vote. let's face it. cities he has picked our democratic strongholds. >> tammy>> is that why the press picking them or is he picking the because the heat they failed the people? >> i have a friend whose brother was killed last month on his front porch. seven bullets shot, not involved in any gangs. he'she's talking about he's tryg to use it as an election strategy? get real. the people that feel completely and totally hopeless, and for her to even mention a reduction in any shooting victim is a

smack in the face of people who continue to get gunned down in fear walking out of their house is on day-to-day basis. >> tammy: i want to play part of your fox nation show. you actually get in there and you talk to the people who are living. in these neighborhoods, block by block of crime and a lot of it is drug-fueled crime. but this part of what you found. watch. >> i learned in 27 the rules and 93. the only difference it is today is this right here. if the world to see it every day. chicago has been a third world country. >> laura: he said basically 30 years, it's gotten worse. then you have the funds to be able to documented as is t'happening. >> absolutely come and i talk about that in my book. these issues have been going on in our cities, and our city

especially for many years. you have individuals there and politicians that will continue to come in and year after year, talk about the violence in chicago. they go to all the churches, the chicken dinners and they say what they are going to do but nothing ever changes. now, we have a president in the white house, who is willing to extend his hand to chicago. we seem drastic improvements across country with black unemployment, opportunity zones and this president right here,po president donald of jay trump has a unique opportunity with the city of chicago and he has a list of deliverables of what he's done across the country, whether it be for the black americans or for the folks in the appellation region. we have a true partner of the white house we can get something done. if the cd leaders want workup on them. >> this is something that everyone here watching tonight needs to understand. they don't want him to go into the cities because they know his message of peace and prosperity, that is connecting with people.

and they do not want even 5% shaved off, that african-american vote. that's why she has to demonize him as a racist or white supremacist. it's all part of their reelection strategy or i should say election strategy. hfore we let you go, we have to show our viewers some the role of you as a young boy. you look the same. do you just have a pair of goggles on you? >> you would think things are quite different. i grew up on the south side of chicago, my mom was addicted to crack cocaine and i talk about that in my book, "take it for granted." i learned when i was getting involved in politics, i would literally say to my mother every year with the city of chicago and the policies were doing. >> laura: so you lived it. >> when i had a life of

opportunities opportunism, i had a life of stability. i can't -- it wouldn't have happened. spisak, because before you got to keep preaching. take care my friend, congrats congrats on the book and congrats on the fox nation show. >> tammy: great stuff right there. be sure to check out his special, the new battle for chicago. when we come back, my final thoughts on this thanksgiving week. stay right there. ♪ get free next business day shipping or ...1 hour in-store pick up shopping season solved at office depot officemax or officedepot.com.

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thanks to samantha david and jessica and this entire team, great group of people bringing the program to you. hope you have a great weekend, see you back here monday night. thanks a lot. mike: welcome to washington, a pair of stabbings turned black friday and were dark and deadly one. a man hunt is on to attack several people on the hague major shopping thoroughfare in the netherlands and officials are calling a stabbing attack near the iconic bridge a terror attack. the suspect was killed by police but not before slaughtering two people. we have team coverage, benjamin holland london where the city is reacting to the second major terror attack at the bridge in three years. we begin with jillian turner in the washington bureau and the