jeanine, tomorrow night and every saturday night at medical p.m. eastern right here on the fox news channel and you can dvr. now, sean is going to be back monday night with a big interview with piers morgan. ingraham angle is up next. goodbye. ♪ ♪ >> laura: i am laura ingraham, and this is a special edition of "the ingraham angle," a week in an hour when we examined the stories that made these past few days from biden and common the abroad fauci and the media back home. i'm going to take a look back at the big comebacks of that week from the cinematic to the political. raymond arroyo will! it in friday follies. but first, who says there was a news and history made of the g-7 in cornwall? who said biden did not impress?

at least one biden did. america's facing a series of real and major challenges. we have china's huge military buildup and the crush of humanity entering our country illegally. and our media chooses to focus on whether jill's love jacket is really just a melania trump -- the former first lady wore a jacket of her own in 2018 that drove that left nuts. listen. it was an excellent troll. she is sending a message of love, reunification. >> i'm glad you brought up the jacket. it is hard to imagine that that was any sort of coincidence. don't are clothes speak for us? >> laura: well, the print headlines. usa today called joe's jacket a symbol of unity -- jill's jacket

a single of unity. cnn claims joe biden's left blazer sets the tone of the g7 summit. now, the only news. really come out of the g7 is that our allies like biden as in joe more than trump. unlike the former president, old joe would be submitted and not really require anything of our allies. of course, he will totally ignore america's national interests in favor of global concerns. the enteric contact huge waste of time. at times, just plain goofy, right down to awkward walk to the outside platform. [laughter] >> president biden: which way are we going? all right. >> probably in the middle. >> oh, okay. >> president biden: all right.

>> laura: is joe confused about where to look there? don't you love the idiotic elbow bump of the people who are outside and have already gotten the vaccine? it is all theater at this point. but the real action this week was not with potus, but was the potus. com a harris has run into the bus saw that she has been avoiding. it is called reality and having to answer serious questions about a real, real problem, the border crisis which biden foisted on her to address but instead it has just become a mess. and that rhymes. by the vacant harris is showing signs of cracking. >> vice president harris: we have been to the border. we have been to the border. >> you have not been to the border. >> vice president harris: and i have not been to europe. i don't understand the point that you are making. >> will you do it soon? >> vice president harris: yes,

i will. >> when are you going to the border vice president? >> vice president harris: i'm not finished. i said i'm going to the border. >> laura: did you notice that? i'm not finish. let me finish. it is sort of like a punctuation mark of desperation for common-law. >> i mentioned you were surrounded by a team of folks who helped prepare you. >> vice president harris: i have -- >> let me finish. >> vice president harris: excuse me. i'm asking the questions. >> i'm speaking. i'm speaking. >> mr. vice president, i'm speaking. >> laura: the fact is, everyone is starting to see what democratic primary voters knew about tom will harris. she is just not a prime time player. she has no relevant experience and she is totally in over her head. >> vice president harris: the president and i also discussed

the root causes of migration, the root causes and the cute causes and do it with those. there are many factors at play when we look at migration historically and currently. the issues that are long-standing by virtue of that nature of them are never going to be solved overnight. we have to deal with the complexity of it. >> laura: oh, my god. that is terrifying. that is sort of glib bromide laden series of generalities that you may be able to glided by in the u.s. senate. but it does not work when you were on that world stage in charge of handling serious issues. now, things have gotten so bad for vp harris that she even had cnn worried. >> that was an easy question. that was a question that the vice president was going to get. >> she dismissed it in a way that was not really responsive. it was not satisfactory. assigned that she has a learning curve in this new job prospect

when she does not like a question that she gets that she often deflects inchoate that can that can seem defensive. >> laura: you think? the most significant moment is that it looks like the biden white house is beginning to have a growing case of virus remorse -- buyers' remorse about paris. >> it is no surprise that the white house was not thrilled by that answer. there. officials who were perplexed with how she answered questions that she should have known were coming. >> laura: they are leaking about her. not a good sign. if the woman gets. leaf when asked a simple obvious question, how in the heck is she going to do when she sits across the table from let's say chinese or russian counterparts? how is going to win for america? maybe we are being too hard on vice president harris. the border issue is serious and all. is it really about life and death? i don't know. you be the judge.

>> my judges are asking for 1 thing in particular. if i could do one thing for you, what would that be? this is the -- they go, tony, we need more body bags. what you need body bags? they go, migrants are dying at record numbers. and we don't have body bags to handle the situation. >> laura: wow, this is one of that many reasons harris is not rushing to visit the border. what is she going to say if she is asked about this? is this okay with her? if not, what does she plan to do with it? texas governor greg cabot stated his view on what their real motive is. >> do you believe this is purposeful on the part of the administration, allowing this many people to come into our country? >> i feel certain that it is willful. it is purposeful. it is disregard for the border laws. >> laura: the administration

here is in a real bind picture, the border is a total nightmare and everyone knows it and it is causing biden's numbers on immigration to take. but worse is the fact that for every challenge facing america, biden's joe's number two is simply incapable of doing her job at the level it needs to be done. how is this going to play out? badly, that is how. this is what happens when diversity is valued more than merit and accomplishment. they had to know she was not up to the task and they chose her. this is from the new york times in november in 2019. that was their title. versus one of the worst campaigns marked by infighting. it was action unless and harris' sister it was a middling opportunist. it seems like everyone on the staff was miserable. if com1 harris belly flops get this spectacular leap in her first six months as vice president, we all better hope

that nothing happens to joe biden in the next four years. joining me now is the former bush 43 white house press secretary and former white house strategic can vacations rector. one people at the white house start leaking about the vice president, to cnn, what does that tell us? >> yeah. well, when i saw john, who was facing and corresponded report that, i thought either john is making that up or the budget and restoration, which does not leak, it really wants to send a message to come will harris. that was really unusual. i got to say, you summed it up well in your report. com will harris is not ready for serious responsibility. she was a candidate who winked at more often than not. and now she is the vice

president. sheet shows the same bed kennedy's when all the eyes were on her. these were easily avoided mistakes. she is not a serious. she is not deep. i think that is the only take a wait when you watch her in action. >> laura: you think about someone like an amicable shark may have been a better choice. they went with harris because she was a first. it was historic. and they are into firsts but i guess that is fine. but you run into the blood sought reality, and you saw that. >> right. maybe they should have gone with michelle obama. they wanted to check off the boxes. and identity politics, it does not look like i got to tell you something. i think ari can agree with this. why isn't the staff mother boarding kamala? and, mutations world, you sit with your principal and you walk

through very tough questions and see how the answer and so it is shocking to me as well that the white house, medication team must be incredibly frustrated with kamala and her inability to answer the most basic question about the border and quite frankly, she should already have a data set. she was should be working with the department of homeland security going down with that secretary thus knowing them, they are not even going to give access to the media. that is what they did with secretary of the homeland security. they will do the same with kamala. >> yeah, i think abbott hit the nail on the head. they know how to shut down the border. she goes there, the border is wide open. what is she really going to say? i think they are in a bind on this. there was a moment at the g7 summit, which, by the way, all window dressing. there a moment today from boris johnson that really struck me.

watch. >> we need to make sure that as we recover, we level up across our societies and we build back better. at g7, we are united in our vision for a cleaner, greener world and building back more -- and in a more gender-neutral -- perhaps more feminine way. >> laura: ari, i guess we should start calling the country that united "queendom" at this point. >> i will give him one point for that. what on earth is he doing? what is he thinking, talking like that? the economy's growth for everybody that is what you want. i have no clue what he is talking about. the only word i can think of is joe biden has some jetlagged and he brought the "woke" with him

after he recovered. who talks like this? this is "woke" nonsense. i'm not even sure why a member of the conservative party will talk like that. >> laura: mercedes, i think that soundbite kind of took the cake. total pandering, too. it is patronizing. we are not going to give you anything. but i will use your stupid little phrase to make you feel better. that can be the big ribbon that you take home to the united states. we will continue to feminize the world. what is china thinking watching this, mercedes? what is she sleeping -- xi xingping thinking? but i think that moderate conservative feminists, i think that it shows -- do you remember the generation z giving him some topics, trying to explain how we

need to be more gender-neutral or -- he had no idea what he was talking about. it shows how, i think, so many of these leaders are so weak. boris johnson has failed the people of great britain even though he is a conservative. in the sense that he feels on all the lockdowns, on what they have done with the vaccine rollout. >> is like about the "woke culture? this is destructive for any society. >> laura: have a great weekend. on top of the border blunders, the lies of fauci and friends continue to be exposed. i'm not just talking about fauci's, and 60 e-mails. we brought you an incredible study from dr. stephen smith. writing, since higher dose hydroxy improves survival, in this population, the safety data are moot. of course, that is the opposite of the lies that fauci and that

medical elite set up. >> those trials showed that hydroxychloroquine is not affected in the treatment of coronavirus disease or covid-19. >> cosplay's patients should not be routinely treated with hydroxychloroquine. >> it does not appear to be working but it causes toxicity,. >> laura: viewers of this show are being presented with the truth from the outset. >> we are starting everyone that can get started on hydroxychloroquine. we need to give more hydroxy cork went earlier to help the obese patients. >> i don't understand this misrepresentation of the safety data of hydroxychloroquine. >> laura: we have dr. peter mccullough dallas, texas. also, dr. harvey risch.

dr. mccullough, this is a bad week for those who made it their business to bash early use therapeutics, not just hydroxychloroquine. even simple things like vitamin d deficiency. your thoughts? >> my thoughts are that, senator johnson was right by holding these early treatment hearings in november and december. americans saw the effort of early treatment which crushed the epidemic curve towards the end of december into january. since that time, we have been in a low, controllable title of covid-19 cases. doctors who are following the data were using hydroxy corcoran. it works best and as dr. smith works out, with the henry ford hospital, which is they are just hydroxychloroquine study, early use in the hospital clearly worked. it reduced mortality and should be used as the standard of care. >> laura: and dr. risch, the

only issue that is still a vaccine to me personally as a non-dr., you have addressed this so well over the last year, which is acquired or adaptive immunity. or natural immunity. but if you get exposed to covid, you produce t cells and antibody response. the idea that somehow you are worse off than someone who gets a vaccine that is what they keep pushing to this day. despite this cleveland clinic state that came out. >> you are right. it is irrational. and all these things are designed to sell vaccines. you can predict what people will say when anything comes up because it is always in one direction. and we know that -- the cleveland studies show, 1500 people who had covid who had no risk of subsequent diagnosis or infection and early infection, previous infection worked really "to protect people. we know that, for example, in

resource one, that protection lasted 17 years and there's reason to think it will last for years, in this case. >> laura: team doom does not want to let go of this. all right. the other question here, the obsession, but the vaccine. fauci's obsession, could that be encouraging americans? the cdc is holding an emergency meeting. i guess it is not taking place until next week. some emergency. regarding some troubling news. the agency received 275 women are reports of hard information among 15 to 24-year-olds. dr. mccullough despite this, they are still pushing for every child and young adults to get this vaccine. as a cardiologist, you're looking at this data. your response? >> this is a concern development. it may be the tip of the iceberg. we heard outside of the cdc reports from israel, california,

connecticut, and the u.s. military that young individuals, that meant more than women, were developing heart injury or inflammation. now, yesterday, the cdc held a briefing. they had learned that the universal cases could be as 800 working cases. they had 245 identified of these these kids presented with chest pains, heart failure, ekg, indicating heart injury. they were admitted to the hospital. what this means, laura, dismissed three to six months of drugs to prevent the development of heart failure, no physical activity. this has huge implications for high school kids, college kids, the military. i think the implications are, america needs to take a pause until this is sorted out. the cdc did not have the contact and they better get it together next week on june 18th. >> laura: this is medical malpractice -- malpractice.

thank you for being here tonight. one of the biggest stories of the week, newly uncovered e-mails revealed the seeds of a cover-up potentially orchestrated bite fauci and his cronies. former trump officials are here tonight on covid's origins. you have not heard this anywhere else. stayed there.

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♪ ♪>> laura: we have talked a lt about this disinformation campaign against the covid lap leak theory which is looking more and more plausible every day. two now discredited articles were the most influential in setting this narrative early on. first, that lancet letter that was orchestrated by peter, bundled your tax dollars to the wuhan lab. and second, a nature paper led by a scientist, christian anderson, who recently deleted his entire twitter account. the other times -- new york times unearthed new ibos, plus how the same sentence and fauci held a secret meeting influence in national academy of sciences report on covid's origins to the trump what has been joining us now is calvin, former director

of white house science and technology and senior fellow at the foundation. calvin, i know you were not at that first of february meeting. but someone in your staff and your office today. can you tell us about the meetings in the early part of this pandemic? all we have are, you know, sketches of information that relates to this question of the chinese virus origin. >> right, laura, good evening. thank you so much. in those early days, we were really dealing with lots of things, fundamentally. we were saying to ourselves, how did this happen? where did it come from? it is kind of the natural thing to ask. one of the early things we looked at, do we have enough data? can we really determine the origin? it is much like the aircraft accident or a natural disaster. you want to get in there as quickly as possible and get the information you need to do

analyses. at the academy, we compete with a group of experts to do exactly that. not only that but looking forward into the future. >> laura: and one of the people most relied upon was anthony fauci, correct? >> yes. he was, i believe at that every third meeting. >> laura: and so his analysis would have been critical to understanding what was known right at that moment about origins, natural or eight lab. >> i think in those early days, we have never look at the white house, tony fauci was there. a whole bunch of people were looking at many, many things. certainly, his voice was a very important one as an advisor to the present. >> laura: all right. on this issue, great in the annex of china's, part of this w.h.o. joint study on covid's origins, is this quote. the wuhan virology institute

directorate raised the issue of conspiracy theories, reiterating that the institute had worked with that media to stress the need to respect science in the fight against covid-19 and to rebut the theory, tveit international theory help to diffuse some of the theories that were circulating. anthony, seems clear now, a lot of this is in retrospect. that china wanted to move off this lab leak theory really fast. and they did their best to manipulate this international team that was supposed to be doing some type of investigation early on. your thoughts? >> we were at some level flying blind because the chinese were hiding information even ten. it is hard to believe it is the beginning of a global pandemic kept that a country would hide that information from everyone in the world. that could help us tackle this pandemic. en origins, even to this day, a year and a half later, perhaps

even more than a year and a half later after the pandemic began, china is still hiding information from us, from the we same report that you cited, cites that they are hiding 76,000 cases of illnesses that are similar to the covid-19 from fall 2019. they are also not allowing the w.h.o. to test what samples from those who give those samples annually from the fall to see if that virus was circulating. and also, we know that that lab has not -- they have actually taken their database off-line of the viruses they are studying. they framed that it is cyberattacks but that went down conveniently and september 2019. >> laura: did we have to have a healthier skepticism, from their connection to this wuhan lab?

>> that is a great question, laura. i think some of the things show conflicts of interest that need to be disclosed at that time. the question really was, how did it get into the public domain? how did it start spreading? was it genetically many plated in a lab? was it a non-modified virus? part of it is, how did it then start to replicate and spread quickly? >> laura: this was 20 blanket, the 63 of state, being pressed on this question of the origin of this virus again. watch. >> the real pressure the u.s. will put on china for access to the lab. >> if china denies the information, denies the to denies the transparency that is needed -- well, let's see. at the end of the day, it is profoundly in china's interest

to do this as well. >> laura: anthony, this is the second time an administration official has said this, first being anthony fauci. he is repeating fauci that it is in china's interest to learn about the origins of the virus. i believe in the wuhan lab. it is in china's interest? is that the most laughable thing you have ever heard? >> i think it is a huge mistake by blinking and a huge mistake by biden to not call out china's stonewalling. in his statement that he put out on origins, it is going to hurt us. when they start doing pandemic preparedness, they are to assume that countries are going to work with us. and china hid this pandemic. they hid the epidemic of sars in the early 2,000. maybe we should get the hint that they are going to hide this information from us. and right now, we should call out their stonewalling, which is not an if.

they are doing that right now. >> laura: kelvin and anthony, you were there in the early days. thank you. coming up, two big returns that no one was asking for. a cnn analyst caught with his pants down and an old hollywood icon trying to capture his glory days. ramen oreo -- ramen or -- raymond arroyo has that next.

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what has happened in the months since we have seen you. you work on a zoom cult with your colleagues from "the new yorker" magazine. everyone took a break for several minutes, during which time you were caught masturbating on camera. you were fired. and you since then have been on leave. to quote jay leno, what do hell were you thinking? >> it was something that was an expectable to me. i did not think i was on the call. i do not think other people could see me. >> raymond: he seems to have things well in hand, laura. if people are looking for partisan legal analysis, he is not 1 for pulling at the most obvious thing. he finds something original and then he is willing to expose it to the audience, no matter the

consequences. honestly, what is cnn thinking with his guy? where is accountability? where are standards? we will get into it rick santorum, who was booted richly from cnn. >> laura: is it true that the kids are using the phrase "youtubing" now? i don't even have the words for this. if the shoe were on the other but if that hand were on the other shoe to i don't know what to say it. >> raymond: he tried to justify it by saying he did not know the camera was on. is this the normal operating procedure? something is seriously wrong. >> laura: than it is totally fine. no problem. let's talk about the fourth amendment issue. what else? >> raymond: some are saying he

should get off the air. speaking of come back, harrison ford was spotted shooting the fifth indiana jones movie in england. he is 78 years old. at that age, you may call this "indiana jones and the raiders of the lost prostate." there's controversy surrounding this scene. >> -- last ten years. >> i never meant to hurt you. >> i was a child. i was in love. it was wrong, and you knew it. >> you knew what you were doing. >> now i do. >> raymond: that shows indianhead an inappropriate relationship with an underage girl. she said in the movie, she imagined the girl she played was 16. who cares? it never says they had relationships. we hold fictional characters to her standard then we hold real people on networks.

>> laura: wait a second. how many network execs and newspaper editors have, you know, huge age gap between he and she or she and him? they don't care about it now a movie? these people are the biggest hypocrites ever. and there's never equal standards across the board. >> raymond: we don't want indiana jones to become "indiana jones and the less cancellation." there's another familiar beloved character returning. three years after tyler perry announced he was retiring his medea character guess what. >> this is medea saying i'm coming back. >> raymond: this is like they are trying to kill sherlock holmes off. it is hard to let these beloved characters go.

madea will return to netflix. how about madea's big happy paycheck? >> laura: who predicted this trend? >> raymond: you did, years ago. >> laura: first of all, madea is awesome. i love madea. i love all of the madea movies. it is like cher's final concert. it is always another concert. it is part of the stick. it is part of the promotion. >> raymond: as long as there is an audience. i will go down to the border. i will see you there. >> laura: we will be waiting for your report. have a great weekend. i cannot believe that. the worst media offenders of the week, the ingraham angle. the tape you don't want to miss, next.

>> laura: it is easy to become numb to media bias these days, so "the ingraham angle" is keeping track of the worst offenders of the week. joining me now is lisa and a senior attorney and communist. all right, panel, remember that narrative about trump lafayette

square "woke the former president had ordered the error to be cleared of protesters juso that he could walk across the part and get a photo op. clearing that square has nothing to do with trump and everything to do with wait for it, security. so we got a bunch of maricopas right -- mea culpas? no. >> this is almost a whitewash of what occurred on june 1st. >> you talk about a lack of perspective in the padding the overreporting here from trump apologists. it is laughable on its face. >> he was only interviewing people at the interior department. he is not talking about what that secret service did. they were also involved in the

operation. >> laura: it is a feature, not a book, this point. >> oh, appellee. i'm still trying to get my head about the whole idea that the justice department is filled with the secret from fans who are going to twist the evidence in favor of the president. i'm just wondering where they were for the last four years. but no, that media is wrong about literally everything. it is wrong about the the wuhan lab. it is wrong about lafayette square. and it does not care. because facts don't matter. objective reality does not matter. all there is is that narrative and thus licensed and registered regina journalists are doing their job, promoting the narrative of the politicians the electric. >> laura: a democrat employee -- appointee, i bet. lisa cutter we talk about the kamala harris' nightmarish trip south of the border.

there are still some hacks who see her value. >> you are dealing with countries that have a lot of corruption that have a lot of reasons why people want to leave. she is going there and getting in their faces but doesn't she deserve some credit for that? >> laura: doesn't she deserve some credit for that? >> no. and i did not realize make a -- >> sean: was -- was a spokesperson for kamala harris. i'm glad univision held her feet to the fire on this ridiculous pr stunt that is the root causes. we know that that would cause is an open order. that they dismantled every policy that was put in place. it is a border crisis. that is the root cause could not this that she has been spinning. it is nice to see her be held to some account.

>> laura: yeah, i don't know what they are going to do with kamala. >> it is terrible, laura. >> laura: they are in a real pickle here. kurt, the media is opened arms over this investigation. the reaction is so hyperbolic. some of them are calling for the arrest of trump's former a.g. watch. >> bill burton ran a car into a tree. as opposed to going and getting the -- and that is my problem. one the trump driver wrecks her car, you go about that drunk driver. you arrest the bartender that served the drink. that is what we need darlin' to do. >> laura: kurt, a lot of the unpack there. >> i'm trying to figure out that analogy. i will need a flowchart to figure that out. you know, how can it go wrong

arresting their political opponents? delete me. i actually serve our country overseas recouped a bunch of people tried that and it worked out really badly for them. i spent some time in the ruins of their village, their insane idea of trying to suppress their opponents came to fruition. this is ridiculous. it has always been critically. >> we have some sort of hyperboe arms race where people need to the top each of the by saying things. today, it is we got to arrest everybody. tomorrow coke what is it going to be? line them up against that wall? it won't be the first time socialists have tried to that. >> laura: it is not clear to meet like this investigation into the leakers on the intel committee was wrong. i mean, if they are leaking and they are on the intel committee, they are committing a serious violation of u.s. law. if the allegations of the

justice department to investigate, is it not? >> of course it is. these are the guys who use their position that lied to the american people to act like they are privy to the information when they lied about the russia conspiracy theory that they were pushing. it was all a lie. and they used their position and their perch on the committee to do as much. they should like attorney general bill barr. with all due respect, he withheld information about federal probes and hunter biden before the election and apparently was not sharing information with republican members of congress. i'm surprised there's any criticism directed at his way. >> laura: the kind of like barr the election integrity issue and event they hate barr on their select issues. >> i can't keep up. >> laura: it gets very exhausting. i'm still trying to figure out the three the car, and the bar

analogy. you guys have a great night. great to see you. all right, maybe the kids are all right. we explain.

>> laura: it's not just parents fighting back against the radical left, but its students as well. among them, eighth grader jolene grover. this is her message to the school board. >> two years ago i was told policy was just an umbrella philosophy and you weren't going to allow boys into the girls locker rooms. but here you are doing just that. my guidance counselor response was, their stalls in the bathroom. now boys are reading erotica in the classroom next to girls and you want to give them access to girls locker rooms and forced girls to call those boys "she." you ignore the girls who pay the price.

your policies to choose boys wants of our girls needs. >> laura: there is hope for the future after all. everybody remember this weekend, freedom matters. support racial challenge on lauraingraham.com and get all the gear there. most of it is made in the usa, which we love. greg gutfeld takes it all from here. ♪ ♪ >> there are more people now on the history of the 20th century that's all belong in the same group in history, we will look at them all. mussolini. hitler. stalin. putin. and trump. >> greg: that's five, you jack ass. ♪ ♪ [applause]