>> sean: by the way, it shouldn't happen this country. you and i have been talking about it. i spent over three years -- we revealed all of this. you did a great job. i. mean, i can't name everybody. >> laura: well, it's all on the line on november. tonight, my whole point isea anyone on the sideline or who are just, you know, basically random across the lawn. i don't want to hear at all from them in 2020. that's it. >> sean: you and i -- we told our conservative friends, he's a conservative. people doubted us. the president has followed every promise he made. at an unprecedented record. it's either that or what, no law and order? defunding the police? oh, and i guess the iranians can expect another 150 billion. >> laura: we are picking up right where you left off. thank you for the 20 seconds. all right, i am laura ingraham

this is the "the ingraham angle" from washington tonight. for the past couple of weeks, we have been highlighting the intersection of professional sports and the reporters that cover them in liberal politics. well, tonight, an importantnt perspective on that. also, johnna solomon is here with some important news. documents he uncovered that showed an alarming connection between biden and putin's energy cronies. but force factor's test x180 that exclusive later tonight. but tonight, how are debt n can help us man up, america, animals getting on voter polls? by boosting total testosterone. well, we are going to talk about build muscle, fuel desire, and improve performance. get test x180 from force factor, it. "seen and unseen." but first, our new normal. the #1 fastest-growing men's health brand that's the focus of tonight's angle. at walmart. the biden campaign has made it official. no more mr. moderate from wilmington. over the july 4th weekend, he pledged to fundamentally transform the united states. translation? a grab bag of squad approved

measures that began with massive wealth compensation. your money is going to be used to fund a war on oil and gas. regular harassment of businesses.at a flood of foreign workers and refugees. gun compensation from citizens on bogus grounds. r r and of course, this is all g to be accompanied with retribution for anyone and punishment for anyone who resists.al so the doj, the fbi, a jetsons like the sgg are going to be against hardworking americans who still believe in freedom. well today in california and new york, we see evidence of how all of america will operate under a president biden. >> i truly think that if we do this right we have an incredible opportunity to not just dig out

of this crisis, but to fundamentally change from a country. so it is more fair, more just, more equitable for everybody. >> laura: oh, yeah. more equitable? for the greater good. now this is nothing to do with >> when the city of gotham had a real difficult challenge, one of the virus which is overwhelminglyly survivable for the things that the mayor most americans. and these draconian and arbitrary moves are about politics and power. >> when the city of gotham had a now, under democratic rule, hold real difficult challenge one of the things the mayor did is onto your wallet, protect your kids, and get ready to lose money, your freedom, and most of the american traditions that we called out and turns out the all love. distress signal to batman. these last four months, the angle has been doing everything so we are doing something in our power to help get america similar for the census. back to normal. meanwhile, the democrats and their new etiological soulmates beene far left -- they've i'm happy to report i'm calling out the census cowboys. using this time to plot and plan >> 64 people shot, 11 killed in

chicago last weekend. she said gotham. on how to get us to a new mayor lightfoot. normal. now, i warned you about that phrase in early april. i detested it then, and we have ample reason to detest it even more now. this is an obvious choice in november, series law enforcement, safety, prosperity or that. so tonight, i decided to unveil our new normal. that is all the time we have tonight. shannon bream, fox news at night team have an amazing show and i'm waiting, take it away. so going forward, this is what we should all be arguing for. a return to common sense, pro-american conservatism. shannon: thank you so much. we begin with the fox news now no offense to 41 or 43, we are never going to be a bush party again. i realize this may upset the dozens of well-funded drum hating americans out there, alert, the nation grappling with a wave of violence in major nevertheless. our new normal will be ardently anti-leftist, and a relentlessly pro-worker party. have you noticed how many republicans have been heading for the hills when the going has gotten tough in recent months? i can count on one maybe two hands. the number of people who are

leading the push against blm, antifa, w even china. and now of course the democrats attacks on american institutions. after review, they published this piece today about how legalizing marijuana would be ak good thing to do now. now, this is a leading conservative -- some nice, m smt people there. but they are same drugs are the answer? oh, that will do the trick. again, this is what our new normal would look like. number one, supporting only those who fight to save america. so before you give a dime to a conservative group or a think tank or a candidate, or a campaign, ask yourself -- where were they when we needed them? the answer is they set on the sidelines and spent their time criticizing the president and helping biden, they should have no future in republican politics. number two, preserving our history, our declaration, and constitution. we will probably protect our national holidays and our monuments and some of the names

of states and cities -- we will get to that in a moment. and get on an effort to educate america on the greatness of our founders and keep progress. contributions of all races and creeds will be celebrated and appreciated. number three, no more lockdowns. viruses are a fact of life. and it's very sad. and sometimes, as with covid-19, there will be awful tragic results. we need to try to find treatments, but trampling on our basic rights and wrecking businesses, ruining livelihoods, bankrupting our country, is simply no longer an option. even dr. fauci had to admit a vaccine may never come. number four, kids need to stay in school. teachers are essential workers.

they are just like firefighters and policemen that way. they need to be on the job. a new german study out today confirms what we knew from iceland's experience. there is no evidence that kids spread covid in school. if the antiscience crowd claiming to be the science crowd from california to maryland have announced they are going to hold no in person education for kidse if you can believe that. the idiotic modified schedule of new york and places like virginia are a total nightmare as well. this will be catastrophic for parents and kids. to start making noise on that. number five, no two endless edicts. yes to actual laws. governors have been slapped down by state courts for overstepping their authority during the pandemic. so this is been my point. if masks and social distancing are really the only answer we have right now, then why didn't

biden get out of the basement and push nancy pelosi to come back into session and pass a law requiring them? well, i will tell you why. they love unaccountable power. they're not sure they will win in court if challenged. number six, hands off our places of worship.in we rejectll that many state governments have the right under the u.s. constitution to stop us from going to practice our faith and our religious communities. freedom of worship as essential to millions of americans. now, catholic bishops spent as much effort defending their parishes as they spent defending illegal immigrants, we may have already won on this issue. number seven, no coddling of criminals. new york and chicago have seen a heinous rise in murders and robbery since the d fund the police effort began. the policy the leftist demands is our new normal.l.

but aoc wasn't a-ok trying to explain the recent violent crime search. >> maybe this has to do with the fact that people aren't paying their rent and are scared to pay the rent. they are put in a position where they either need to shoplift some bread or go hungry that night. >> laura: i must admit all the bread thefts that were happening. looters who destroyed the civil rights of others who should be prosecuted, not released back onto the street. same should apply to police. number eight, new industrial policies called "made in the usa." 40 years in washington of biden tells us that whole thing was a lie. our economic policy should make it easier to do business here. all essential medicine supply chains need to be brought backte home put period.

number nine, call out companies. the nba and sports media are a case study in this very type of hypocrisy. it's worth remembering that the chinese communist party brutalize as muslims as a matter of state policy. sports media have fallen all over themselves to support the political movement of blm, but the brutality of china: they utterly ignore. now, lebron james' deal with nike is reportedly worth $1 billion. well, nike raked in 6 billion from china last year. no wonder it lebron incensed by the hong kong tweet last fall. the king of beijing, that has a nice ring to it. number ten, cancel that cancel culture. when theyer seek to destroy peoe or companies just because they disagree on politics we will answer them with lawsuits and buy cuts.

>> there are those who are born to love and to build and others to hate and destroy. and unfortunately, there is a movement of hatred and destruction.nd >> laura: they are not going to apologize for standing next to president trump? > >no. >> laura: and finally, d fund colleges and universities. it's time to stop sending our taxie dollars to professors an d administrators who teach students to hate america. if i were in congress i would hold hearings and i would startn asking these college presidents that take federal money, how many conservatives do you have in your faculty? what's the ratio of conservative to liberal commencement speakers?ma do any of your faculty members hate the country? do you have any evidence that they do?

do you ever consider hiring americans who don't hate the country? precisely the type of new normal but trump ran on in 2016. he's made great process and all the items that me and hannity were talking about earlier. they have never been comfortable with this policy and some are anxious to get back to the good old days of, you know, perpetual internationalism and interventionallism. that's not going to happen. while others will have you locked down indefinitely, trump has you fighting for your right to pursue your own happiness. he trusts you to manage your own risks we all do every day. and if he is on next year, for. that's the only new normal we are going to permit. and anyone looking closely at biden knows the only new thing

he is capable of is the old misery. and that's the angle. joining me now is a concert conservative commentator, the man behind the film. i mentioned this in the angle, you are keen on defunding universities.on how do you think it actually should be done? >> i think that the way to do it, quite simply, is to -- for the federal and state governments to use the financial -- but also in the form of bell grants and universities, basically are supported in large part by government subsidy. it's not a government subsidy went away, i'm not sure how many of them would survive. now it's important to realize that much of the rot in our culture, much of the rot in the media, comes out of the universities. the lunatics have left the asylum. they are now on the streets. they are breaking things,

esmashing things. it's in the universities that they learn to hate the culture, to hate the country, to hate its history, to be wedded to ag bogs narrative. remember, universities basically are nothing if they are not committed to free speech and open debate.e. the university that has no real open debate is not really a lyuniversity. so the sad truth is many of our universities are pretend universities. and any semblance of criticism, self-examination, or debate has now been ruthlessly removed from them from them. >> laura: it's pathetic, because when you send your kid to college -- if your child is true to himself or herself, they always say be yourself be authentic. and share, they thought that maybe had been fined five years ago our last week, but s now its considered offensive. you are actually risking your child's future now. that's what's really disturbing about this.. kids might not ever get a job again because of something that was posted two years ago or last

week that they now say oh, no, you can't say that. >> universities are far from becoming forms of debate off of forms ofu intellectual terrorism up of sorts. now, they always at celebrate the idea of diversity, but their idea of diversity as of seven types of socialist. an eco-socialist,de and afro socialist, a feminist socialist. and then they go wow, we are so diverse. and then they all gang up on anyone who is not a socialist and try to beat them to submission. >> laura: even the left becomes more woke -- i have to put something up on the screen that my friend just sent me tonight. he said laura, they are not stopping at starch is great if you think it's rushmore statues -- here is from "time" magazine. demand for reconsideration of was. names, also

children are being indoctrinated, they are being fed a noncomplex version of history. one that minimizes the experience of those on the margin to turn white men who did evil things and to heroes. so they want to rename various places in the united states as well. >> this is ultimately -- we are now in orwell territory. we don't like socialism, we believe in democratic socialism. but the deep inside of orwell is that even democratic socialism moves inexorably in the direction of erasing history and imposing tyranny. >> laura: thanks so much. great to see you. and on friday, adam silver at the root of all these inquiries of following. right in support of law enforcement here. espn's senior reporter, adrian wojnarowski, had toward. he has since been suspended. the leagues going to china doesn't stop. there.

the nba's online store was not allowing users to create custom jerseys that say "free hong kong" on the back. at the same time, they were allowing slogan such as "defund the police" and "beware of ---." here's an exchange after he tried to make a free hong kong jersey. customer service it takes only ten digits and "free hong kong" is ten digits. he says this is not true. if i type in "free king kong," there is no problem. the customer service rep then told us to try a different entry. i then the representative said "probably beca

i guess because it has the word "free" before it. free new york goes. the back-and-forth continues, but we will spare you the longer exchange. but how would you know it, after pressure, and nba rep called our producer to inform him that the issue had been miraculously fixed. okay. herewith the reaction, senior fellow, victor. isn't this pathetic? we are at a point nowth where americans, professional sports, don't see themselves as american anymore? >> yeah, well, the nba is like the university. it's an institution that is gone too far and too long without scrutiny.

when people watch it, they either say they are either political or apolitical. what they want us to do is think that they are edgy or woke, they are concerned with social justice. but some t messaging on their jerseys, may be for the national anthem. and yet, the whole system is predicated on a 4-$6 billion democracy in hong kong. destroyed the indigenous culture of of tibet. destroyed reeducation camps. accomparable for 140,000 americn deaths because of their laxity. ended international outlaw. and yet, they are getting billions of dollars there. the reason as it hits even deeper, laura, the reason they are going to china is they are losing market share here in the united states because they talk about diversity, diversity,

diversity, but they have 30 coaches, 20 coaches, 30, we only have eight that are african america. two owners that are black. they talk to us about diversity, and yet 75% of the players are african-american. they are not diverse either. you don't know which is more nondiverse. the owners and the coaches, or the players which mark and yet they lecture their audience. we have to be diverse, proportional representation. and they are not diverse. so they have lost their audience. asians, latinos, whites, are not tuning into the nba because they don't see it proportionally representative as we are told it should be by the left. and therefore, the nba is kind of looking for a foreign baudience. a big audience. 1.6 billion, 5 billion people.e because they cannot maintain interest in united states.i sen.

>> they are. >> laura: i think people want to go to entertainment, or they -- because they want, to release from everything else. but now, it's constantly coming. no matter what or where you look. i think people come after a while, think this is an even entertaining anymore. because in a sense they -- i think they are getting weary of it. i think they could end up bankrupting themselves in united states. sports media and sports if they keep going down this road. i don't see how it works. >> people don't like to be lecturedep on virtue from corporate admins that are multimillionaires and told that they are -- they don't like it. a lot of these players and owners are adamant and they are in it for money. they are lecturing about virtue and people who voted with our

remote controls that are not watching anymore. and that's why they are going to china. >> laura: thank you. thank you, victor. great to see you tonight. and coming up, exclusive reporting on questionable ties on biden and energy cronies. e tonight, we have stunning results that may help on the back end of treatment that you don't want to miss. it's all new. that's ahead. guys, times are tough.

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and xfinity is your home for the return of live sports. >> roger stone was the intermediary. he was the link between donald trump and the trump campaign and russian intelligence. the same russian intelligence unit that hacked donald trump's opponents.ld >> laura: after being exposed as a complete fraud, democrats suddenly resuscitating the russian hoax? it might be a case of projection. according to the new book "fallout" by john solomon.

the real russian collusion story may include greedy democrats looking to cash in on corruption. including joe biden's former policy advisor. time and again, biden's advisor failed to mention that he witnessed it firsthand. he never mentioned russians attempt to corner the market. while working as a u.s. lobbyist in the private sector, he had advised tenex. before long, he was advising hillary clinton, her successor john carey, and finally vice president biden. and even president obama. john solomon joins me now. that seems to be the tip of the iceberg, right? what else did you find here?

>> listen, at the end of the day, this is what we set out to answer. why did they pick russia and ukraine to be the two that they pursued against president trump? and after going through documents, here's what we found out. they were trying to ward off, to scare away republicans and the 2016 election paired why chris mark because it was one of their biggest foreign policy favors. they made american electricity t repairs depended on russian uranium. they made uranium assets under our soil. and when it was all done, vladimir putin pulled the rug out and invaded ukraine. and they did not want that to be the story line in 2016. but then you find out guys like them or helping the russians get a leg up in the american market. in 2009, 'time, '8, they were

trying to help a business get away from americans and give them to the russians. >> laura: everybody has a flashback on that issue. john, there was also an odd moment that you wrote about about the kentucky derby. >> yup. the one you exposed this fbi plot from 2013 to lou or vladimir putin to the derby so they could spy on him? > absolutely. >> laura: he was told he would be honored as a kentucky colonel. what happened? >> he pulled out. he was smart enough to know what really was going on. but fbi had an undercover informant uncovering all of this corruption and they wanted to luer putin here for one reason. they were very concerned as they were assisting iran's nuclear program. they got the democratic governor of kentucky to bestow the honor

of kentucky colonel, which is one of the biggest civilian honors in kentucky. they were o going to take him br hunting in alaska, but putin was too smarter and backed out of i. it shows that they were corrupt, and thought they were helping iran with their illicit nuclear program. >> laura: this book is so chock-full of awesome stuff, john. you so much. congrats on the book. and i know i'm going to be treated about it later, but unbelievable.ts thanks so much. at this show has told you about the potential benefits of hydroxychloroquine against covid.s but we've also been hoping that scientists found an effective treatment for serious cases of the a disease. well tonight, we want to highlight a promising new candidate. the california-based company announced that its partner, biocon, released w data from ina showing the drug significantly

decreased mortality in hospitalized patients. in 20 patients given the job, all of them recovered. of the ten knots given the drug, seven recovered. joining me now, bruce steele. bruce, everybody is so adamant on looking for hope. but the indians have been ahead of the curve. tell us why this drug seems to show early signs of success. what does it do? >> thank you so much for having me on the show. our partner biocon to show us some of the results they have seen that they completed in india. i also will add i am very proud to be part of the biotechnology

industry which includes thousands of companies worldwide including important government organizations such as the cdc all trying to improve patient lives. in the case of equillium. a therapeutic immune modulating therapeutic. extensive tissue damage and destruction and ultimately, inas the case of covid-19 patients, high mortality rates and death. as you think about the virus, the vast majority of patients that are getting severely ill and dying are not dying directly from the virus itself. it's really the body's immune response that becomes overreactive and excessive inflammation that leads to organ

failure and ultimately death. so our drug modifies the immune system and inhibits that overreactive state and we believe can be potentially very important therapy. the results that biocon demonstrated are very encouraging that, as you highlighted. they treated 30 patients. 20 patients were given the drug, ten patients were given care -- >> laura: bruce, real quick. some also had pre-existing conditions that increased the risk of death from covid, correct? so that's really keep it real quick. >> elderly patients, patients who have significantly higher risk. and the incoming baseline characteristics for these patients did includeni a lot of those high risk factors the background in these patients who were presenting with moderate to

severely ill syndromes and key respiratory syndromes in covid-19 patients to have a background mortality late don't migrate that is the 40-50%. it went okay, so this is key. the next step -- we are going to track the progress of your work trying to get this into the fda for trials here in the united states. but i -- i'm impressed cautiously thus far with what they have been able to do. biocon and i am so glad you have this ownership with them.th we wish you all the best. we know is a long road to get approval, but this is a big test. it is not happened before inal a treatment drug like this. bruce, thanks so much. all right, coming up. we warned you about malice. now your pets could be receiving one? what is behind those weekend church attacks. we expose it all in "seen and

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>> laura: it's time for our "seen and unseen" segment, where we reveal the stories behind the headlines. we are joined by fox news contributor, raymond. the president has been warning about and balance in the potential for fraud, of course. so tell us while renewed concern >> voter harvesters were charged in texas.

the intercepted ballots and illegally assisted elderly voters filling them out. then in colorado, a woman named sarah sosa, she voted in 2010, 2012, 2013. the problem is she died in 2009. they estimate there are at least 1.8 million deceased people registered to vote. s and now the fraudsters are getting really creative. it's not just in people, the thames family of atlanta got a voter registration form for cody timms, their pet. watch. >> how did this happen? i mean, it's not reality. he's a cat. here he is. and he's been dead for a long time. if they are trying to register cats, i'm not quite sure who else they are trying to register.re i don't know if they are registering dogs. >> i hope they are registering dogs, laura.a. matty here has picked out her

candidates. [laughter]he you've heard of the southern strategy, this is the pet cemetery strategy. but we don't want mattie going just yet, so we are not going to do that. s this weekend, retweeted a story that for the first time since the coronavirus pandemic began, president trump has been seen by the white house press course wearing a mask. but they wore a mask during a visit to aford motor company back in may. >> laura: he didn't stop there. didn't he criticize the president saying that someday someone will do a study on how many lives have been saved if this happened in february or march -- has he ever asked that question about cuomo? >> the guidance from the cdc at that time, february and march, was not to wear a mask. in fact, someone will do a study on how he and late february was saying this.

>> does wearing a face mask provides coronavirus from spreading?g? should people start stockpiling them now? >> no. if you are healthy and walking about, there is really no need to be wearing a mask. it's a false sense of security. >> now, laura, there is a story that is not getting nearly enough coverage. i wanted to leave a little time for this. the slew of church attacks and religious statues vandalized during the weekend. in los angeles, the nearly 250-year-old mission san gabriel was torched. the mission was of course founded by saint. even though we actually fought for native rights. arsonists have yet to be identified. >> i have been to that steven anthony shields drove his

minivan into queen of peace, the catholic church, before mass. he sent the church ablaze. he told investigators his actions were awesome and he was on a mission. >> this is a pattern, laura.a. statues of the blessed mother were burnt and vandalized. there is something happening here. and a, we are not reporting and on it and b, we are not -- when you want to disturb the order, you have to destroy the old one. >> laura: yeah, they are coming for a worship. they are coming for the second amendment. people think it's about changing the name of football teams and taking down statues. >> now. >> laura: they are going for fundamental rights. and shame on political leaders who haven't made this topic of what they are doing to desecrate houses of worship -- it's disgusting. absolutely disgusting. >> a

great. >> laura: thank you for putting all that together for us tonight. i hope mattie is okay. raymond doesn't usually travel with that dog, it's a sweet dog. coming up, while many g.o.p. lawmakers are running scared from liberal mob, a new generation of conservatives, yes, our going viral for facing these thoughts head-on. two of those women join me, next. of those women come and me next.

>> laura: while some seasoned g.o.p. lawmakers and officials seem to be covering, young conservative women are standing up to the liberal mob. samantha was planning on starting at marquette university in the fall, but she said her admission came under threat after she posted this video to social media. ♪

♪ >> laura: 's mother was also threatened by leftists online including one who said "i hope you's get shot." she was physically assaulted by radicals for having the audacity to say this at blm protest. >> this is extremely disrupting to me. >> wow. >> laura: okay, this is just ridiculous. they joined me now put samantha,

let's start with you. after what you have been through, do you have second thoughts about going to marquette at this point, or no? >> i really, really, really want to go. i plan on attending in the fall. me and my parents are still scared for my safety going on there because of all the threats i have been getting including "don't worry, you will be dead soon." it's kind of scary to step on campus and i'm nervous. but i'm ready to rally conservative and stand up for what i believe in. >> laura: that's fantastic. by the way, released a statement tonightel saying that there are concerns about this new student that were brought to our attention. based on discriminatory language. in this case, we are also concerned for incoming students safety which we are investigating by the marquette university police department. they said you haven't had your application or your admission rescinded, nor threatened to resend? is that true or false? >> only on the first call, they

said i was not a student. >> laura: well, you are not a student now, but that they say you are going to be threatened? >> no, they told me i wasn't a student and that i would hear back in a couple days. it took them a week and a half. >> laura: it seemed like it was hanging out in the air on that. savannah, i want to talk to you. you go to this blm protest and you hold up a sign that says "all lives matter." and that was wild. tell us about it. >> yeah, laura, you know, i was watching so many videos on twitter of police officers and especially black police officers because of the radical left and it really enrage me so i wanted to go stand up with a "police lives matter" sign. and a black police officer was shot and killed by protesters.

i didn't chant, i did infiltrate their rally at all. i stood on that street corner and i held up the sign because i wanted to have police know that they were supported. and i was attacked. luckily, one of the blm supporters supported mynt first amendment right good i was appreciate about that. it's ridiculous i can't go on the streets of my own city without being attacked. viciously attacked, several times.s. >> laura: have you gotten slammed for being a latina that is standing up for police as well? because i know african-americans have been subject to that horrible language. how about you? >> definitely, laura. a lot of conservatives say that most of the racist people are from the left and that is so true. i have been called the most racist names. i have been getting death threats on the left because they don't like my message. it just emboldens me more to

stand up to our police and protect our communities everything will die. the big disconnect is that a lot of people on the streets looking to defund the policeup o haven't actually spoken to a police officer directly. i have done both of those things. i have talked to blm protesters and i have gone to and talk to eotrpolice officers. so many wives and children have since messaged me scared for their lives. the scared for their husband's lives. scared for their wives lives. because of everything that is going on. >> laura: by the way, nice push-off. that was a nice shove, that's pretty good. samantha, what discriminatory language -- g what discriminatoy language are they even talking about at marquette where it led you to believe that your application and your admission was in jeopardy?y? >> they think that discriminatory language is illegal. i've heard a lot of people come in my comments and say that i can't use illegal immigrants at all.

i am assuming that i believe -- >> laura: what? so are you supposed to call them undocumented democrats? is it okay if i call them undocumented democrats, would that be okay? you should have a whole list of things to start playing their game. savanna, finally, with you, what is your message to young women tonight? you have 15 seconds. who are conservative and tired of being pushed around, what do h isyou say? >> laura, i would just say that i am not a spectacular human being, i'm a regular girl. i watched your show so many times. i never thought i'd actually be on it. and if i can stand up and makear big waves with a poster board and a message, than >> laura: all right, ladies. thanks so much. you don't want to miss it. guys, times are tough.