this weekend. viewer discretion advised. >> whoo. >> [crowd noise] oh my. >> glad he's going to be okay. let not your heart be troubled was going to get your take on the woken us oscar's. laura: raymond arroyo will destroy that. i wrote the books that -- up and saying i don't know how many years ago, 12 years ago, 15 years ago. this was so long in the coming they were going to lose audience share, turn off the public, a

fantastic interview with the president of the ufc was fantastic, really enjoyed that, it was very very very fun. he is a great guy. >>, so glad he was walking today which is phenomenal. back in the cage. >> i can't watch, that made my stomach turn but i love him and glad he is okay but great show. >> my favorite sport, don't know what that says about me but it is. laura: this is the ingraham angle. the cdc pushing for the masking of 2-year-olds. my medicine cabinet breaks down what is ongoing child abuse plus biden's anti-american presidency at 100 days, victor davis hanson, molly hemingway on what his real standing with the public is and what is really going on behind the oscars

record low ratings? raymond arroyo will pack it all in seen and unseen. less policing more crime is the focus of tonight's angle. i feel like it is déjà vu all over again. 50 years ago liberal big city mayors presiding once again over a major crime search and democrat leaders not only seem like they don't care, their responses to the search are making things more dangerous in america. last summer we warned you and we were adamant about this that this increasingly anti-police sentiment being allowed to build and faster was filled and fueled by lies about systemic racism fed by big city leaders who were carling rioters and looters instead of prosecuting them.

>> i want to ensure that we are fine. >> dozens if not hundreds of federal troops descending upon our city, not helping the situation at all. they are not wanted here. >> bringing those troops to our city and try to take off, that's not going to happen in chicago. >> donald trump and his minions are the architect of chaos in this country right now. laura: i forgot the blm taping by bill deblasio, that was classic. almost a year later with biden in the white house things are getting worse and more violent, not more peaceful as he promised. rather than recognizing this crisis that is brewing biden's parties turning on those who keep us safe, law enforcement. last week it was minneapolis, this week louisville and the biden doj is going to war with policing in the us.

>> justice department has opened a civil investigation to determine whether the minneapolis police department engages in a pattern of practice of unconstitutional or unlawful policing. the justice department is opening a civil investigation into the louisville jefferson county metro government and louisville metro police department. it will determine whether ellen pd engages in unconstitutional stops, searches and seizures as well as with the department unlawfully execute search warrants on private homes. >> recognize the choreography involved in this move, democrats hope it gets them one dance step closer to passing the george for justice and policing act which did pass the house it is in the senate. if that becomes law it would ban various police practices and give a left activist groups in put into writing all the new guidelines police have to abide

by. most devastating of all, it would eliminate police officers qualified immunity. >> we have to find a way to hold officers accountable so they will stop shooting people. they spend very little time on de-escalation but off a lot of time on of course how to protect themselves but qualified immunity is one way for officers to be cynically accountable. >> why don't we take their legislative community away from them. take their immunity in congress spouting off. this will do nothing except make our country more dangerous and policing as a profession much less desirable. already we've talked about this but it is worth every day thousands of officers leaving the force nationwide. 75% increase year-over-year in

new york city alone and the police exodus is not just happening in big cities either but also in the suburbs. in very wealthy fairfax county virginia they are hemorrhaging cops, the department was down 188 officers as of april 11th, dozens leaving, leaving each academy session and some new officers contemplate leaving the surface, to invest in their pensions, violence way up in fairfax county lately, more firearms seized this year than in the last decade combined. why would anyone if asked about this why would anyone sign up today for the abuse police officers go through every time they have to make a good-faith life or death decision?

think about it, there are bad cops out there and always will be, there are bad people in every profession but even the most conscientious, the most compassionate and most experienced officers can't guarantee they will get past the woke ever-changing training, to be a police officer on patrol today you are damned if you it do and damned if you don't. if you save a black teenager from getting stabbed and the billionaire basketball player makes you an instant target but if you let her get stabbed you are accused of letting a black girl die. the media are the ultimate co-conspirators in all of this and the continuing defamation of our police.

>> protesters gathering to remember 16-year-old ma'khia bryant who was shot on tuesday by police officer. >> shot fired by nicholas riordan reigniting a national debate about what constitutes reasonable force for police. >> another black man shot and killed by police at a family that wants answers. >> relive this unending nightmare of police shootings of unarmed african-americans. >> i should know the police officers many of whom signed up to make a positive difference in their communities make on average 67,$000 a year. at that pay level the risk of making a mistake might not be worth it to a lot of them. in joe biden's america the criminals who resist arrest get the benefit of the doubt but police rarely do. famous lawyers are getting rich off of this alleged misconduct, they move from tragedy to tragedy claiming abuse before full investigations are conducted hoping for the next big payout video, to know what they are trying to hide because

the truth cannot live forever. >> can we go one week without the police killing a black person unjustifiably? they don't shoot white men in the back but shooting a black man in the black is almost a cliché. >> how much money is that guy made in the past 5 years, when minneapolis ordered before the family $27 million did he get a cut. how much did he pocket from the $12 million settlement from louisville in the brown and taylor case? this has become its own hot franchise operation. everyone seems to want in on the action. cnn analyst sellers showed up in north carolina today to condemn the police in another case, for on the dramatic effect as if you needed and sporting an accident that maybe i missed something that i've never heard used on tv before.

>> i will say mister cop told me, a grown black man that he was not going to be -- so i walked out but let's not focused just on the disrespect shown to me, let's focus on the disrespect shown to the family. we in the carolina, county attorney and everybody else, let's talk. shannon: unfortunately for all of us crime is rising across america but in some cities the violence is close to outpacing what we saw during peak years in the early 1990s. where liberals ignore the ugly truth about the reasons for this the rest of us can see what is going on. the researcher from the manhattan institute notes that advanced reason, significant decline in the size of the nation's police forces could've helped assuage the violent crime

uptake and in part because of the anti-police and that characterize last summer's protests, the cops we have left became less proactive. it is not that complicated it shouldn't be to anyone over the age of 50. the hideous crime wave that began in 1960s also left liberal stammering for answers, new york's murder rates soared to a sustained period hitting a frightening 30.one in 1990. so the public was hungry for mayor of the giuliani who ran on a return to law and order. things began improving after 1996 but the city needlessly suffered for years and years. millions just gave up on urban america across the country and moved to the suburbs and those

who stayed where the superrich dorman and the very poor in government housing and the drug dealers and homeless folks and let's not forget the prostitutes. but the left did not seem to care what happened in the cities so if today's and type police your is allowed to grow what happened decades ago to our great cities in america will happen again, the cities will empty out and when enough good people get sick of seeing their country turning into a store run by criminals the response -- responsible politicians will be thrown out of office and strong crime fighters will be elected at every level of government and slowly but surely cities will again see a renaissance. democrats hating law and order and coddling criminals is not a winning platform and that is the angle. joining now is lieutenant governor mark robinson, a lot of heat in your state tonight after

a police involved shooting in the city. the response of activists is police in the country are systemically racist so they are hiding the whole videotape, executing a man who has his hand on the wheel and deciding to? one day when they wake up. what can you tell us tonight and do you believe any of that? >> thank you for having me, absolutely not, i do not believe all that. what i would say is slowed down, let the justice system take its course, take a look and find out what happened, what they should be focused on is the 7-year-old who was murdered in hickory in north carolina. what they should be focused on is the 7-year-old who was murdered in chicago last week. we are seeing murders take place across this nation at an

alarming pace and politicians at the highest level are turning an absolute blind eye. one of the most disgusting things that is happening in this nation right now is we see the poorest of the poor being murdered with impunity in neighborhoods across this nation and nobody cares because their too focused on these issues of injustice. >> how concerned are you about what i addressed in the angle tonight that we keep this up we are going to drive every good cop off the force and young recruits are going to quit mid training session. they are not going to want to go through this either, the split-second decisions they might have to make some day. >> you know what folks don't understand is this. we want to keep fatalities at

bay, aluminate police brutality but the way to do that is partnering with the police to remove those bad actors. we don't do it by degenerating the whole bunch of officers and policing altogether. if we continue to do this i can guarantee you we are going to reach a day we are going to sorely miss the friendly police officer, his badge, his nightstick and his gun and wish we had those days back because as we see right now crime is skyrocketing, criminals are watching policeman and know their hands are tied behind their back and because of that they are committing the agree just crimes we see against children, innocent victims on the streets every day. shannon: when can we expect the full videotape of mister brown's death to be released? >> i will be completely honest with you. i have no idea, i'm looking for

that tape. it is not my purview is lieutenant governor to be in position to adjudicate that matter. we have proper authority, and make sure something was done wrong, justice will be served. was we need to be focused on, what i need to be focused on is the depth of these innocent children and innocent victims across our state and around this nation. it is time we started doing something about the criminal and focusing on these few cops. >> the voter id laws have you fired up. those have also been called racist and part of systemic racism in the country. you take sharp issue with that. mister lieutenant governor. >> i take sharp issue with that, and with democrats when it comes to racism period. the state address in north carolina, governor roy cooper

and the admitted gall to talk about how systemic racism flows throughout the state and black people are afraid to walk the streets and can't walk the streets without being shot by police officers and fails to mention the success we've seen, one of the greatest successes we've seen in the state, the first black person to be elected lieutenant governor standing right behind him and did not even acknowledge it. it points -- it's not about color, not about race, not about justice. it is about attendance and it is sickening. shannon: that is shocking what you just said. took my breath away. lieutenant governor, thank you tonight for being here. unbelievable. when anti-copper drills with the country last summer the trump

white house stood by her men and women in uniform but as police once again come under attack team biden seems intent on doing everything they can to to moralize and demonize law enforcement. mark meadows, former mark meadows chief of staff. what is going on here. biden used to be mister law and order and now he is just like any garden variety woke activist on the street. >> it took joe biden 90 days, almost 3 months last summer to condemn the violence in minneapolis and wisconsin and was we are seeing is it has taken him 100 days to show his true colors, that he's against law enforcement, he's not want to stand up for the men and women in blue. he's all about merging to the left. moderate joe biden is gone, latching to the left to make sure the what happens is he puts forth an agenda that supports congresswoman tlaib, maxine waters and their radical leftist agenda.

shannon: she doesn't think her inciting of violence at the chauvin trial is going to matter at all if the case is appealed. >> the judge was all off-track. he knows this is not the cause of an appeal. most of the time they will appeal it anyway but to say i will cause an appeal is not fair. laura: you would have gotten a response like that? >> no rational person could get away with it and i can tell you with her comments about being more confrontational when she goes to rioters, it aligns with kamala harris who says she was encouraging them to not let up over the summer and to stay and bail out these protesters. let me tell you the left is real

focused on making sure everybody keeps their covid mask on regardless of their age or if they had a vaccine but they are taking the mask off. they are not with law enforcement and we cannot stand by, the american people need to judge for themselves but we cannot stand by and let this to continue. what we need to make sure everything any bill that comes forward the democrats don't side with trial attorneys at the expense of law enforcement. laura: i'm not sure why we should work with them at all. don't know why we are falling all our very ourselves to work with people who think we have a horrible awful racist country. >> donald trump brought in community leaders, law enforcement together last summer. was a beautiful thing. i was there in the room when he brought these folks together and said we can get police reform

done but what happened is the democrats started making it a lot more not only politically important to their side, they started siding with the leftist activists. i was with a law enforcement officer earlier today 29 years of experience, his dad had 31, 60 years of experience and they are going to end of retiring because of this nonsense going on in america. >> back to 1970s style of america, urban warfare. if you voted for this you are getting it, time to turn it around, thank you. as joe biden hits 100 days hemingway, victor davis hanson tell us why anti-americanism that has been animating feature of his presidency is starting to weigh on both.

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economy and escalation of the vaccination. things looked like they weren't going to go well, he took over and things seemed to smooth out the jenny for your over 50 in this polarized environment is pretty solid, the new 60%. laura: what? joining me now is molly hemingway, fox news contributor and victor davis hanson, senior fellow of the hoover, 50 is the new 60. operation warp speed at the trump economy and the red states opening had nothing to do with the great economy we have now. unbelievable. >> that's all there is. he did hibernate during the campaign. people thought he had done that. the military is obsequious. he has a waterloo soon because every issue, open borders, voter id, energy, they don't pull 51% and people are getting tired and

that is why is not 59 or 60. we have all of this pent-up demand, we should be encouraging production, lower taxes, less regulation, more energy but he is sending the opposite signals and the productive capacity will not keep up with the demand in this $4 trillion, california gas, housing, food, lumber, everything is skyhigh except the annual raise, 7% nationwide. i guess he has to go back to gerald ford but he has to address inflation pretty soon. laura: victor just nailed it. voter id polling at 7% or something, some up scene level of support for common sense, he is on the wrong side of all those issues. kamala is never there. >> the media are propping up joe

biden with the same zeal and fervor that they tore down donald trump. think four years ago what was happening that first hundred days it was absolute hysteria, the negative coverage, 95% negative coverage alleging the new president was a russian agent who had stolen the election and couldn't be more sycophantic in favor, also important that people hold pollsters accountable was the washington post poll claimed biden had 52% supported in the same media outlet claimed biden would win wisconsin by 17 points right before the election. he won by 0.7% so a fair amount is 16 points which would put biden at 36% approval and people need to remember to hold those pollsters accountable for what they did during the last campaign in terms of putting out fake numbers that were completely ludicrous and

indefensible and current polling should be looked at in the same way. people are not happy with the biden administration because how divisive it is. laura: they really now wearing on everyone at every turn. in california and for the first time in history california has lost a house seat in apportionment after the census comes out, california gains 7 seats after two terms of reagan and now california is on the downswing and probably fall in new york for years to come. what do we take from that? change we have the highest basket of income sales tax in the country and gasoline tax and the highest energy cost for gasoline and electricity and almost the worst schools in the nation, 48, the worst infrastructure according to some

polls in the crime rate soaring so people say if they are going to trash the middle class and it is also look on valley illegal immigration and i am paying all these taxes and get nothing for it the pieces are not worth it, i will go to texas or nevada and these people have are ready left. these are liberal people. everybody i know, not the low hanging fruit conservative, these are guys who are pretty liberal and they can't take it anymore. laura: the red states, we have a special coming up on thursday, be townhall, all these republican governors are pulling in big numbers for their states. this is huge and this should

give conservatives a little boost in the way they think about the future given what we are seeing in the census numbers. >> absolutely. with republicans not controlling anything in dc they are looking for leadership in dc. you see how republican governors are drawing people into their states, incentivizing them through deregulation, real creative and cultural awakening, florida is the most exciting place to be in the country right now the directive policy supporting freedom whether that is limited government, economic deregulation or fighting the hostility of big tech oligarchs and other large corporations, really destroying that american spirit. >> the 3 state of florida. in 2014 nearly 45 million people watch the oscars if you can believe it. about last night? fewer than 10 million. raymond arroyo explains why in seen and unseen next. sure, he's the 76-year-old guy who still runs marathons, right? sadly, not anymore. -what, you mean-- -mhm. -just like that. -wow. so sudden. um, we're not about to have the "we need life insurance" conversation again, are we?

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>> laura: it's time for our "seen and unseen" where we unpack the big culture stories laura: tie for and unseen where we agricultural stories of the day and for that we turn to raymond arroyo. i promised everybody's this

would be really good. offers really low ratings, lowest in history but last week you said they would be at an all-time low but it was even worse if possible and you predicted. >> last year 23 million people watched the academy awards, this your 9 million tuned in. here's why this matters. whether your sports team or news or entertainment you have to serve the audience. that means giving them what they want, not what you want to them to watch. stephen soderberg produced this thing in the academy, new politics was scaring the audience off. they still open their show this way. >> of things gone differently this past week in minneapolis i might have traded in my heels for marching boots. i know a lot of you at home want to reach for your remote when you feel hollywood is preaching

to you. >> that's what happened, people reached for the remote and turned it off. people tune into movies to escape reality, to be entertained or to focus on what it means to be human but they don't come for political exercise especially when it takes place in a train station that look like a cut-rate lounge filled with people they never heard of talking about movies they haven't seen but whether it was accepting awards or introing politics kept coming up on my long. >> a full-length feature film or cell phone video taken by a young woman in minneapolis, became the catalyst for change. >> on average police in america every day killed 3 people which amounts to 1000 people year and though people, disproportionately black people. >> that filmmaker won short film

called two distant strangers about a guy in a brown that is groundhog day like locker wakes up every morning, a black man and a white cop kills him. this is not where america is and not what they want for date night. jillian: house that different from an hour of m s nbc. what people are seeing is what their opinion is all the time. there seem to be very few recognizable stars. >> the commercials had more star power. like the oscars was at war with itself. iconic actors were trotted out mostly to make fools of themselves as. >> some editorial suggestions that were prepared after the screening of the movie i was in. he sounded drug. where they all on drugs?

[music] >> that was glenn close. imagine patty davis or audrey hepburn having to work to try to be relevant or tweet at this point to try to be relevant in this atmosphere. this is like the tony awards, so irrelevant in a hotel lobby, it was a disaster. there was only one redeeming moment in this boring parade of grievance and it was when tyler perry accepted his oscar for philanthropy. >> i refuse to hate someone because they are mexico or black or wait or lb cici q. i refuse to hate someone because they are a police officer.

i refuse to hate someone because they are asian. change happens in the middle was anyone who wants to meet me in the middle to refuse 8, to refuse blanket judgment and help lift someone's feet off the ground this is for you too. >> it was a great moment. >> if the oscars keep up the politics by next year there will be four people in that train station watching. >> they wanted to boycott in all of georgia the studios. >> a couple performances should have been nominated, quickly. you were giving and arroyo award. what is that? >> this cnn interview, best supporting actress in an extremely social distance setting, the winner is kamala harris. >> we are going to lift half of america's children out of poverty. how about that? how about that? think about that. that is good stuff. that is really good stuff.

>> for best original song in an urban setting, to chuck schumer. we are going to save the stages. >> what you just saw is more entertaining than the entire 3 hours of the academy awards. jillian: i thought you were introducing cocoon 3. that was scary. thank you. the anti-science crowd at it again the state of oregon forcing athletes playing outdoors to wear masks. we will tell you what happened to one runner plus what the cdc moms and dads are doing for summer camp guidance for kids over 2 years old. our medicine cabinet in moments.

>> ♪ ♪ >> laura: the evidence of s and that is a >> mask mandate in, harming people. oregon's mandate, put maggie williams at rest. she collapsed in the final steps of her 800 meter race, this letter coach fuming over the

rules, kids running with a mask on his dangerous, they don't get the oxygen they need but indeed to commission governor with were forcing toddlers to mask up. starting today the state mask mandate will apply to kids 2 to four years of age, not to be outdone the cdc has issued new guidelines for children of summer camps, the message, all people in camp facility should wear masks at all times, sports and athletic activities should be done outdoors wearing a mask. except if you are swimming or eating. the school of public health epidemiology professor, the former head of biostatistics and epidemiology at rockefeller you, why this continued aversion to the science on masking especially outdoors and now with children as young as 2? >> it doesn't make any sense. shannon: why are they doing it?

>> i don't know. there is no evidence children are infecting adults and children themselves, very modest if anything. they need not only educational and social but immunological challenge is to develop. it does. laura: when i saw that story i was surprised we haven't had more athletes just passing out. when i see young girls in maryland and virginia playing lacrosse and running at full speed and have these heavy black masks on. i played three sports in high

school, don't think i could have done it. i don't think i could have or maybe would have. i don't know. >> the whole point of sports is to push your physical abilities to the limit and if you're cutting your oxygen and can't pushed to the limits it cuts the ability to perform. shannon: when you have individuals demanding the little children on planes. in camps, in nursery schools wearing masks, what about the psychological issue that could be developing with children as well. i see little kids becoming hypochondriacs, afraid and not able to see social cues. >> i'm not a sociologist but as an epidemiologist i can say it does not make sense to have children wearing masks. it doesn't make much sense for people other than those who wear masks. >> doctor fauci is trying to rewrite the history on that. >> don't know how we get to herd

immunity unless we normalize vaccine certification, the carrot and stick of you get the vaccine you can participate in travel, restaurants, you name it because that is easier for small businesses to adhere to. you need to transition to a paradigm where checking people's verification status at the window and get 100% capacity of indoor dining or you name it. one thing for sure is what is a lot of people's minds is what about -- common sense to know the risk when you are outdoors which we have been seeing all along is extremely low and if you were vaccinated is even lower so you will be hearing about those kinds of recommendations soon. >> the vaccine certificate, this is the ongoing lie isn't it? the rules keep changing, the goalposts keep moving but the

public is supposed to just nod and go along and say we are waiting for our next order. none of this is making sense. >> when you have a policy that doesn't work well you dig in, that is all they are doing, digging in because they can't admit they need to switch the policy to something with more evidence for it. >> when we saw mandates being dropped in texas, florida as well or big super bowl parties as an epidemiologist we didn't see the spread that was predicted. there was fear mongering on the super spreader event, never saw it, nothing. >> no evidence of spread cost by people not wearing masks. >> never any follow-up, these are the trusted experts who have been branded in the public eye is the be-all end all authority on this and you are two of the

most prominent epidemiologists that i know in the whole country. why are we not applying basic immunology to what we see in this statistic? >> as i said many times you have to follow the motivations, the motivations are to sell vaccines you make policies that maintain fear and motivation to demand the vaccine even if they are not necessary for everyone or counterproductive for some. laura: early intervention medicine people can take as well. thank you very much tonight. a big announcement about thursday's show and the future of the country. stay right there. my garden is my therapy. find more ways to grow at miracle-gro.com.

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>> laura: thursday night a huge show for laura: a huge show thursday night, the ingraham angle townhall, trailblazers the

entire hour, joined by texas governor greg abbott, iowa governor kim reveled, nebraska governor keith ricketts. why they chose liberty over lockdown and their first reaction to president biden's address to congress. it will be a doozy, big audience as well. greg gotfeld takes it from here. ashley: us climate envoy john kerry facing calls to resign over reports he discussed covert israeli operations with iran. live overseas as some suggest treason. >> more protests in north carolina after andrew brown junior's family, the moment he was shot and killed by police. >> my dad got executed trying to save his own life.