5:00 eastern tomorrow the fox news channel will carry the president's announcement believed to be amy coney barrett. live, free or die. america, the world on the brink. if you don't have a copy, 40% off amazon.com. hannity.com.nc 36 days and you are the ultimate jury. >> laura: i'm laura ingraham. this is "the ingraham angle" from a busy washington tonight. governor ron desantis just lifted all covid restrictions>> in the state of florida. he will be here on the angle in minutes to tell us why. and the pick is in. tomorrow afternoon president trump will nominate seventh circuit judge amy coney barrett tout the supreme court. we will have full reaction ahead. but first, let's get back to the president's rally in newport news, virginia. virginia is tightening as are so many states across the country. if trump won virginia, well, i can tell you this. it would be a trump landslide.on but he is very positive there. he is making a lot of news tonight. let'st listen in. >> president trump: destroy social security and destroy

protection. for people with preexisting conditions. he would terminate our travel bans in jihadist regions. i got a travel ban. remember, everyone said you wcouldn't do that. i won a travel ban from -- i want a travel t tad ban for peoe who want to blow up our country.i do you think that is okay? people said we don't like that. took heat and we got it. they said we didn't got it. they were right. we lost in a court. lost in the second. then we won in the supreme court. they don't say that. we have a strong travel ban. we will use it. we do it. we use it plenty. increase refugee admissions. they want to increase refugee admissions 700%. opening the flood gate for the radical islamic terrorism. they want to ban charter school. in the second term i will provide school choice to every parent in america. every parent. a vote for republicans is a

vote for safe communities, great jobs and a limitless future for all americans. it's soo true. in conclusion, i love you people. but i have been doing this since early in the morning. i'm getting the hell out of here. [applause] i would only do this for you. i got a guy who stays in his damn basement all day long and i'm doing this. i don't know. if he wins i will be very embarrassed. i'll say gee, i worked so hard. he didn't work at all. nah, we're going to win. i think we are going to win and i think we are going to win big. i think we are going to win bigger than anyone understands. i think there is a vote out there, a hidden vote out there. the pollsters are fake. they are controlled by the same people that write the bad stories, the fake stories. over the next four years we will make america in to the manufacturing super power of the world. f we will end our reliance on china once and for all. we will hire more police.

increase penalties for assaults on law enforcement. we will ban deadly sanctuary cities. ban them. m we will oppose religious liberty, free speech and the right to keep and bear arms, virginia. we will strike down terrorists who threaten our citizens and we will keep america out of the ridiculous, horrible, endless foreign wars, countries that you have never heard of. we will keep you out of them. by the way, we have the weapons the likes of which nobody has ever seen before.

we have a level, degree of which nobody from russia to china, to north carolina. nobody has ever seen what we built. hope to god we never have to use them. but we have never had anything like the arsenal we have built over theth last three years. hope to god we never have to use them. we are the envy of the world in that way. we have the greatest, we have the greatest people for building.. c nobody can do what we can do. there is nobody. but when i came in, your military was totally depleted. you had old planes. old everything. we have now the f-35s. we have things, the bombers, the new bombers. the tankers. the ships that we are building. some right here, newport news. [applause] we have built an arsenal the likes of which the world has never seen. that will make it easier for us not to have to use them. that is what we need. we needed it. we were in bad shape. we were in badad shape. we will maintain america's

unrivaled military might and ensure peace through strength. that is what we have done. we will end surprise medical building and require price transparency and reduce health insurance. you know the health insurance is a disaster. we are bringing the price of health insurance way down. r premiums and costs of prescription drugs. we're instituted favored nations. we pay the highest in the world for drugs. i negotiated with big pharma. and i got tired of negotiating. sorry. we are instituted favored nations.rm we are the largest purchaser of the prescription drugs by far in world. >> laura: we'll check back in with the trump rally throughout the hour. but first, a very important r.story to get to. florida is now completely open for business. the left is going nuts. so weeks after pledging to never again lock down the state, florida governor ron desantis announced today the lifting of all covids restrictions on businesses.

as president trump remarked tonight, this stands in direct conflict to the draconian lockdowns implemented by blue stateeay governors. >> president trump: in dem states when you have a governor who is a democrat, you are not allowed to go to church.ed you are not allowed to go to a restaurant. you are not allowed to go to your friend's house. you can't move from your househe unless you are related to the governor. then you can do whatever the hell you want. >> laura: governor desantis, a man on the side of safety and freedom for his citizens joins us now. governor, thank you for being with us tonight. after you made your announcement, i know you probably missed this. you were a little busy. but cnn's dr. sanjay gupta had this to say. >> the idea of reopening when we are nowhere near containment, ethere is too much viral transmission. governor desantis went

through this before. they had a big spike when they reopened. that is a concern. inside restaurants with full capacity. f there is no mask mandate. there are no fines. these are all the wrong sort of decisions s as far as actually trying to bring this pandemic under control. >> laura: governor, you are going to get a lot of this. they are waving the caution flag. the danger flag. the warning flag tonight about your decision. why are you right and why are they wrong? >> well, i think a lot of them are ignorant about florida. we never closed down over the summer. he was talking about the sun belt spike. we actually had, of course, beaches, theme parks, retail operating atct 100%. we had sports and summer camps over the summer. we have over 1.1 million students iner face-to-face instruction for k-12. we have college students that are on campus. we have had big events; such as, nfl with the fans. college football with fans. we had a nascar race with 30,000 people. so, we have been open.

the final kind of piece to the puzzle was this capacity limitation on the restaurants at 50%. so that was the announcement today that brought that in for a landing. a lot of those folks in that industry have had a really, really rough time. they have learned a lot about how to create a safe environment. i think they will be able to do that going forward. i think it will end up being good for jobs. i think it will be good for their business. i think, laura, we have to have a situation where individuals can make decisions about what makes sense for them. if it's something you are not comfortable doing, nobody will force you to do it. but i think people need to be free to choose. >> laura: governor, this is something that joe biden said this week on the trail about, "national standards." >> former vice pres. biden: the president has to take control. has to take responsibility. set national standards. making sure we are in a position where the president lays out standard for opening schools, opening businesses.

>> laura: well, that ends up being code for "national mask mandates" and "rolling lockdowns" which frankly americans are just sick and tired of. they are beyondas this. in fact, governor, a guest we had on last night was arrested earlier this week for not wearing a mask outside. watch. >> [singing] >> they should not be doing this. doing this kind of crap for the mayor. this is embarrassing. >> get off of me! >> c'mon. >> [yelling] >> over a mask. >> laura: governor, these look like scenes out of russia. a man singing a hymn with others. a woman sitting at a sports event. what is going on here? what is this really all about? >> well, i will tell you, laura. in florida we never did any of that. but in other states you would see churcheses be banned. but you could go to a casino. basic rights deprived.

it was often times on a political basis. i am worried though about this.en joe biden said he will lock down the country if a scientist tells him to do it. i had a great round table. it's on my twitter and facebook with three very imminentnt scientists yesterday talking about all these issues. dr. caldorf, michael levitt. i said should lockdowns be off the table? they all said they should be off the table. they just delay infections. they do not reduce the mortality. but they cause catastrophic damage. that should be off the table in this country going forward. we need our society to function. because covid-19 is one health issue. there is a whole host of other health issues out there that get exacerbated when you have society on its knees. >> laura: i want to talk about the state of florida and the presidential race, governor desantis. given how close it was last time around. the president has expressed his extreme concern with

mail-in voting. not absentee voting which is very popular in your state. but with the mail-in voting. how do you think things stand now in the state given where the polls are and where you think the people are after this difficult year? >> well, just be clear. we don't have mass mail voting in florida. we have mail voting on request. w absentee voting. voters can request it. they will get sent a ballot. they can send it in. it's tried, true and safe. so if people want to vote that way, they should do it. but we are not indiscriminately sending ballots all over the state. i think he is in good t shape. it's tough here. this is never an easy race. if you look for 2016 he did really poorly in miami-dade county. still won the state. he doing a lot better in miami-dade. he has really strong support from hispanics. i think he will win hispanics in miami-dade county. if he holds the support

elsewhere, you know, i think he definitely going to be in good shape. biden really not done much in florida.a. you know, we have a ground game. we are registering voters going door to door. their campaign hasn't wanted to do that because of the pandemic. when trump won in 2016 we had 340,000 vote deficit for the democrats with registration. we have shrunk that to under 190,000. that is as close as we have ever been probably in modern history in terms of the registration. that bodes well for us. >> laura: are you worried about michael bloomberg's efforts to pay the penalties, the fines of former felons who would then get the rightstel to vote if their fines were paid? $16 million. >> our attorney general is investigating that.

a situation he is doing it. discriminating on the basis of race. only paying off if you are a certain race. i think someone in the organization said yeah, because we think they will vote for the candidate they want. but in florida it may run afoul of that. this is being investigated by the state attorney general in wathe state of florida. >> laura: governor, just one more time. i'll ask one more question. will you ever consider locking down your state, large parts of your state as the governor of new york, i guess they are now considering it in new york city today, we learned, because of some outbreak. you will never do that in your state. >> 0% chance of that. >> laura: governor, thank you so much. it's great to see you tonight. the other breaking news tonight, fox news has confirmed that tomorrow afternoon president trump will nominate seventh circuit judge amy coney barrett to replace

the late ruth bader ginsberg on the supreme court. now president trump didn't let anything slip in his speech tonight. but he did talk about the importance of the court. >> president trump: they say the biggest thing you can do is the appointment of judges. but especially the appointment of supreme court justices. that is the single biggest thing a president can do. because it sets the tone of the country for 40 years, 50 years. i mean,, a long time. >> laura: joining me now is kimb strassel, and molly henneberg. molly you wrote the book on the ugliness that was deployed by the democrats and the media during kavanaugh. is there any way this could be as bad or is she somewhat insulated? she is a woman. she is a mother. it's an election year. >> well, if past is prologued, the most contentious battles and the confirmations are when you see a switch from a more liberal to a more conservative justice.

so by all that we know historically this should be apocalyptic. but i wonder because of who amy coney barrett is not just as a woman and mother of seven but she has a good reputation among her friends and colleagues at notre dame and on the court. whether it will be more difficult for the left to engage in the type of smear operation they did against kavanaugh. i think it takes a lot of courage for anybody to be willing to be nominated to the supreme court after what to brett kavanaugh and how people in the media and other partisans tried to destroy his life and his reputation and his family. it takes a lot of courage for someone to do this. i think it is really remarkable. what we are about to experience here.e. >> laura: i completely agree with you.

i look forward to hearing from her. now the "new york times," i think it's maggie haberman had an interesting reaction to trump picking barrett. >> we are dealing with a part who sometimes likes to change things up but amy coney barrett has been who we have been hearing for many days. she does please the base. if the president has a choice he burrows in to his white and the largely male base of voters. that is what he is doing here. >> laura: kim, are you going to start laughing? i mean did the president pick amy coney barrett for the white, male vote? okay? i have heard of lot of really ridiculous things but that is at the top of the list. >> look, there are so many things to like about the nominee. that will transcend believe me the white male vote. she is smart, contextualist and she is consistent. secondly, she has been through the process and she handled it amazing aplomb and grace. she has been through the process and that will help her. how cool is it to get a working mom on the supreme

court. a working mom of seven kids. you know, this woman is going to be something to reckon with as she goes through this.ki i hope that democrats learn something from the kavanaugh experience. iec keep reminding people four of them lost their seats in contested states after they voted no. >> laura: excellent point. if you can handle seven kids, i bet you can handle anything. molly; kim. stay right there. when we return we'll expose the latest faux outrage from the left and how it relates to the shocking new revelations about the f.b.i. and the russia hoax. don't go away. ♪ don't g g g g g as you get older,

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♪ >> laura: since president trump put his hand on the bible back on january 20, 2017, the press has claimed in various stages of the hyperventilation that he will refuse to leave office once his term is up. or refuse to leave if they were able to impeach him. nice try. well, heck during the 2016 campaign, the media insisted he wouldn't then accept the results of the election. that they assumed back then that hillary would win.

>> president trump: i will totally accept the results of this great and historic presidential election if i win. >> laura: headsou were exploding all over the place. he's obviously tweaking the press. funny enough, it was hillary, remember, who would never accept the results of the 2016 election. this day. she still thinks it was stolen by russian bots working on behalf of trump. >> he knows he is an illegitimate president. he knows. he knows that there were a bunch of different reasons why the election turned out the way it did. >> laura: shameless! now the media and their democrat coconspirators wanted them gone from the moment he came down the escalator. he beat schiff and now he

beating biden. they are wanting to prove what mueller couldn't prove. that somehow trump is a secret authoritarian and like putin he is just going to refuse to yield power once he has it. once it's his time to go. fast forward to the interview that he did with the esteemed political journal from "playboy." pay attention. >> win, lose or draw in the election will you commit today for a peaceful transferal ofl power after the election? >> president trump: we'll have to see what happens. >> do you commit to making

sure that there is a peaceful transferal of power? >> president trump: get rid of the ballots and there won't be a transfer. it would be a continuation. >> laura: i thought they were out of business. he should have a bunny on the mask. did you hear what the president said? win, lose, or draw. got that? if trump wins the reporter from playboy still thinks there should be a transfer of power? so he wins, he loses, he loses.lawi that is cute. what was wrong with what the president said there? democrats who have explicitly and implicitly encouraged the antifa and b.l.m. rioters want him to give transition even if the president wins? it's on what the president is saying. if your party, the democrats, doesn't actually have a candidate who campaigns, like biden, whatid else are you going to talk about? >> he is plotting, open, in

public, repeatedly a coup and hold on to power. >> i guess the president is moving the nation to anarchy. stateless government. >> donald trump continues to mock the idea of democracy and refusing to commit to the peaceful transfer of power after the election. >> laura: [clearing throat] for all intents and purposes the u.s. press corps operating as a proxy for the invisible candidate. as the case with most of the non-troversies the media is projected or covering up altogether for the democrat party. the only administration that tried to derail peaceful transition of power is obama's. trump was on to them from the beginning. back on january 3, 2017, in a prescient tweet he said this. the so-called intelligence briefing on russian hacking

delayed until friday. perhaps more time needed to build a case. very strange! this is why they don't like his tweets. the media lambasted him for that. newly leased text messages between the f.b.i. officials included one from january 5, 2017, that read "trump was right. in other words the intel briefing was being delayed to cook up more evidence against him." the text went on to say "still not put together. why do we do this" to ourselves? what is wrong with these people?" i should note that this f.b.i. text was sent the same day of that infamous white house meeting that we previously reported on. this is the meeting where obama and comey discussed withholding information from the incoming trump officials. so much for doing things by mpthe book, barack.

five days later when cnn leaked that trump had been briefed on the bogus steele dossier, one f.b.i. agent texted this to a colleague.he "we want went and purchased professional liability insurance." gee, i wonder why? speaking of christopheres steele we learned today that the primary source for the infamous dossier was a suspected russian spy. going back to 2009. moreus damning, however, is the fact that the f.b.i. knew this in december of 2016. but kept spying on the trump campaign anyway. in other words, the democrats funded russian disinformation which was taken up by rogue deep state actors. one of whom was peter strozk. two years ago he gave this impassioned defense of the f.b.i. horrific misconduct. >> the suggestion that i in a dark chamber in the f.b.i. would somehow cast aside all

of these procedures, all of the safeguards and somehow be able to do this is astounding to me. it simply couldn't happen. the proposition that that is going on that it might occur in the f.b.i. deep liquor roads what the f.b.i. is inthha american society. effectiveness of the mission and deeply destructive. [applause] >> laura: don't you love the applause? now we know that mission was to take down a sitting president. in case you needed to hear it from the agents themselves, in a newly released d.o.j. memo the f.b.i. special agent in charge of the michael flynn case said he believed the mueller team prosecutedou n the former general for one reason. to "get trump." now one would assume that thisse is all of supreme interest to john durham, the u.s. attorney assigned by barr to examine the f.b.i. handling to the

russia investigation. if an outgoing administration can do this to a candidate of an opposing party, and then to a sitting president of an opposing party and do it all with impunity, then the peaceful transition of power is the least of our concerns as a nation. bring back in kim strassel and molly henneberg. the f.b.i. agent handling the flynn case was so disgusted by what n was going on he threatened to quit and go talk to the i.g. tell us more. >> yeah. so it was remarkable. what you have here is what you think of as an honest f.b.i. guy. giving his perspective of what he saw first at the f.b.i. as they were doing their trump russia collusion probe. then by the way, at special counsel mueller's team where he reluctantly went over because he was trying to prevent what he called group think.

he never said that he saw anything to the flynn case. he was so appalled. he said it was so problematic by the end he asked to be taken off of it because he was concerned there would be an inspector tsk general report. when he went to the special counsel he said he didn't want to touch the case. he thought other pieces of it might be more valid. but in the end the team had attitude of get trump and everything called by the lawyers and the attorneys only in this to get a big take-down of the president and who were looking at the average investigators as nothing more than speed bumps in their way. he was just, it's remarkable what he laid out in that interview. it confirmed the worst suspicions of how all of this worked. >> laura: molly, the comments today or lack thereof, in the american media are t stunning.

we will get to one of them in a moment. take us back to the first week of january in 2017, molly, and why that was so critical in ultimately unraveling this whole thing.g. >> the case agent in charge had been instructed to close the flynn investigation prior to the first week in january because there was literally nothing there to go after mike flynn for.en but then early in january he is told to keep it open. to investigate the logan act. he has to look up what the logan act is because it hasn't been used in hundreds of years. he doesn't think it applies. that is about how private citizens are not took communicate with the foreign governments. mike flynn is not private citizen. he was the incoming national security adviser speaking in completely appropriate ways. there is a meeting in in the oval office with obama and biden and various other people where they talk about the logan act. soon thereafter, the phone calls with the ambassador kiszla between he and flynn are leaked to the "wall street journal" and the "washington post."

used to ramp up the stinvestigation again. then we are still dealing with the mike flynn investigation. next week there will be a hearing. the judge is not letting the department of justice stope the prosecution, even though that is their authority to do that.t. that is why we have more of the documents coming out is as they are found they have to be turned over to flynn. they show so much corruption and the abuse of power in the investigation. i don't see how the judge can continue the case. have a personal vendetta. >> laura: yeah. if there is a candidate for impeachment, sorry, down the road or now. it could be emmitt sullivan. jake tapper asked james comey today about the damning steele dossier news. he was on with an actor because there is new showtime movie about comey's rules. this is how he responded. >> the republicans obviously say it undermines the dossier further and that undermines the russia investigation. what do you think?

>> i haven't read what they put out. setting aside the merits of the steele dossier, which are important to debate. this was begun based on credible information unconnected to that material. we should have been fired if we didn't investigate. >> laura: kim, he said there was plenty to, plenty of the other justifications for this investigation. and kind of blew off the steele dossier question. >> can i first just ask why anyone has james comey on tv? i don't understand this. the man is disgraced, fired, former head of the f.b.i. whoan has now been shellacked three times by the inspector general in separate reports talking about the abuse of his power while in office. talking to him as a credible source is not something that the media should be doing in any way, shame or form. but of course he will blow off the dossier. the other problem they have is h even when you go back to michael horowitz, the inspector general of the

department of justice report last year, he laid out all the problems with the other evidence that they had. which was also incredibly flimsy. this is what durham is looking in to. we'll get a final answer from durham whether or not he thought there was an adequate predicate from the probe. then let's hear from jim comey.we >> laura: ticktock. ticktock. does christopher wray survive? the f.b.i. head? >> it's just, i can't believe he doesn't care more about all of those things that are happening. if he even pretended to care more it would make people feel more comfortable. there are a lot of problems happening and not a peep from him. it does not -- it would be good for the entire agencyot and the people who worked there if he were to speak up. >> laura: remember the f.b.i. agents who interviewed michael flynn did not think he lied in the interview. that will unravel. i could haven't had better guests for the topic. coming up, biden big day out and why the left is angry with charles barker and shaquilleld o'neal. we will hear it all in the

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♪ >> laura: it's friday. that means it's time for friday follies. joining with us the details, raymond rollo, fox news contributor and author of the forthcoming "the spider who saved christmas." raymond, joe biden had a big, big day if d.c. i what happened? >> well, as you know, he has been criticized for not holding public events or shutting down coverage first thing in the morning. but joe biden had a busy day. he visited the capitol to pay respects to the late ruth bader ginsberg. and later, biden appeared at a couple of other events. dr. jill biden. joe had no campaign events today. okay? but the former second lady made two stops to maine to speak on her husband's behalf. she sounded more presidential than the guy, the one, you know. jill is the campaign's answer to trump rallying massive crowds in virginia tonight.

i've never seen anything like it, laura. >> laura: no. i've got to say we have said from the beginning that jill bidenat should have been the candidate. she has a spring in her step. she is a nurse. right? she is a go-getter. let's give poor joe the benefit of the doubt, though. he is probably locked away preparing for next week's debate. that is what he is doing. >> well, not if nancy pelosi has anything to say about it. >> you earlier suggested you didn't think biden should debate. do you still feel that way? >> i do.

not that i don't think he will be excellent but i think the president has no fidelity to factor truth. why bother? >> laura, early on you said there would be no debate. nancy agrees with you. >> laura: maybe i'm wrong. anything could happen with 2020. locusts could fall from the sky. there might be a traffic jam, hangnails, ear wax problems. you never know what will keep biden.ht >> if joe is unavailable they could send jill to debate trump. that is a possibility. biden campaign has a big problem, though. they need the visibility of the debates. the trump campaign knocked on millions of doors to activate voters and biden's ground campaign looks lame in the battleground states. this is a biden campaign volunteer describing her workvo on the ground for i team joe. >> they made very clear to us that we would be doing phone calls from home. that it's convenient. honestly, it's been super easy and super convenient. for somebody who is very much an introvert and afraid to knock on doors.. this is something i absolutely am happy to do. [laughter] >> just what you need, laura. to shake up the uncommitted voters. fearful introverts. without a physical presence on

the campaign trail, biden continues to default to empathetic candidate routine. this is an effect to sway the suburbanite women. the latest came from cindy mccain endorsement. >> empathy and compassion. a lot of times that is the only things we need on a day that is really bad. your empathy and compassion for those less fortunate meant the world to me and many people. >> that is who john was. that is who john was with me. >> oh. i don't know what john he is remembering. when amymy coney barrett is announced, all the empathy and the bromidial arguments will gogo away. women will see themselves in her as a mother of seven and working mother at that. >> laura: all right. before we go, charles barkley caused a stir last night on tnt when he addressed the riots related to the breonna taylor grand jury decision and the calls to abolish the police. >> i'm really sorry she lost

her life. but, you know, we have to takece in to account that her boyfriend did shoot at the copsps and shot a cop. who are black people supposed to call? ghostbusters when we have crime in our neighborhood? we need to stop the defund the cop crap. >> shaquille o'neal echoed him w comments. some were not happy. one wrote on twitter he couldn't be more disgusted with charles barkley and another told him to sit down and shut up. but look, they reflect 81% of the black community in the latest gallup poll want more policing and more cops if their neighborhoods. >> laura: we got great response to your amy coney barrett profile last night by the way. so kudos to you. thank you. we will see you next week. we have more about that. is the black community getting tired of the b.l.m. movement? pastor darrell scott, lara logan will bring us surprising reaction at a trump event today.

♪ >> president trump: an organization called the black lives matter or b.l.m. [audience booing] it's an unusual name for an organization whose ideology

and tactics are right now destroying many black lives. the stated goal of b.l.m.s if organization people is to achieve the destruction of the nuclear family. abolish the police. abolish capitalism and abolish school choice. this is not the agenda of the black community. >> laura: joining me is darrell scott, and lara logan. pastor scott, you heard the crowd there. is the black community getting tired of the b.l.m. chaos and protest mentality and the destruction they are leaving in their wake? >> absolutely! the blackct community has gotten tired of the b.l.m. b.s. the black community sees through this organization. they have become nothing more than shakedown artists and the

extortionists and gangsters. black lives matter as a principle and the slogan as good. "black lives matter."e but they have contributed nothing to the well being of the black community. they have been rioting and tearing up for months and they have zero to show for it. when martin luther king peacefully protected he had an agenda which led to policy, the civil rights bill assigned. there is no agenda here. there is no policy. there is no legislation passed by thesisi black lives matter. they are simply shaking down corporations.ck they exported the nba, they shook down the nfl. they are shaking down the corporations. but there is no contribution to the community at all. black people see that. >> laura: lara, the president today designated antifa and the k.k.k. as terrorist organizations officially. but what about b.l.m.? many people wondering why not designate that organization as well or is it too early? >> well, it's an interesting question, laura, i have been

investigating this for my work and what i discovered is that black lives matter actually is an umbrella organization fore a number of different black lives matter organizations that fall under this umbrella. there is a black lives global network. right? which is now being run by the tides foundation. if you look at the tides foundation, they are funded by the open society foundation amongst others. really there is a whole lot of money that is going round and round a network of the charities whoo are finding all of this. it is a very good question to see what is going to happen with black lives matter because their agenda, the difference between them and antifa at the moment is interesting. you will hear from politicians and the media that antifa has done no harm and never hurt anybody. even with the news they are saying it can't be a terrorist organization, they haven't hurt anyone. that is a total lie. they are hurting people every night out there on the streets.

they had a mass shooter in dayton, ohio. the day after the el paso mass shooting. >> laura: pastor scott and lara, thank you so much. i'm sorry it was short but your commentary was critical as we deal with violence in the street. still ahead, james comey's, he is nauseated again. the last fight will explain it all. ♪

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>> laura: james comey went on cnn to talk to his new best friends, jeff daniels who is portraying him in a miniseries. instead of asking him about the issues at hand, he said this. >> you felt nauseated about some of the scenes playing out.

>> the source of the nausea was that the living was so real. made me feel ill. it's really hard to watch. i said you guys have ruined my day. >> laura: well, the nation feels nauseated too, jim but for different reasons. that's all the time we hahave. shannon bream is next. >> shannon: hello. welcome to "fox news shannon: welcome to fox news at night, breaking tonight a source tells me and several others, the president doesn't tend to formally nominate judge amy coney barrett to the supreme court at 5:00 pm. the rays lauding the nomination as a singular achievement for donald trump, they say she would solidify a conservative majority on the high court if she is the nominee and confirmed.