because when you pull people negative ads, they don't like it. when you poll people about fighting in sports, they don't like it. they both work though. that's all the time we have left. set your dvr, never miss an episode. laura ingraham is next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> laura: i'm laura ingraham, this is "the ingraham angle." from washington, d.c., shocking story out of washington state, where school officials are pushing for discipline reparations. >> disciplined across ethnicities, racial groups. >> we are going to have more on that story. stories across racial lines later in the hour, but first,

voters are roaring. that's the focus of tonight's "angle." listen closely to house speaker nancy pelosi she is signaling a dark and devious turn, laying the groundwork for the possibility that her party may not accept the results of the midterms if republicans take over congress. >> i fear for our democracy. democracy's on the ballot in november. >> laura: "democracies on the ballot in november," what a concept. her thinking is democracy only works at democrats win, and if it did work that the logical conclusion would be to invalidate the election results. democrats are guilty of what they accused him of.

whether we are talking the georgia governor's race in 2018, or hillary in the 2016 presidential race, these people are vindictive sore losers. seeing the writing on the wall, she knows her party's about to get shellacked. there dragged down by a president who seems to be decomposing before our eyes. a second poll in as many weeks has trump winning in 2024. the harvard harris poll has him up by a significant margin of six points. look, any poll is a snapshot. it's early, but i think this matters. in 2016, trump led in a handful of head-to-head matchups. we all know how that turned out. for 15 months, voters have been witnessing biden in action. they are living in the wreckage of his policy. these poll toilets were showing us that americans genuinely are

regarding their votes for joe biden. things are so bad for the white house that donald trump in the case of twitter and facebook, is more influential in many ways than the liberals currently in power. almost everything turn predicted under a biden presidency coming through. [applause] >> president trump: joe biden is weak, too scared to stand up to the radical left in his own party that will make every city look like a democrat run -- no one will be safe in biden's america. china would own our country if joe biden got elected. one of the biggest scandals i've ever seen. his family has gone into hiding for five days. gas prices are 6-$7. >> laura: all of that happened. meanwhile, voters see that everything: biden dominic to mike that they told you was a lie. >> i'm going to stay with my

message, started off by saying we have to restore the dignity and honor of the office. >> president biden: donald trump is a russian operative. >> biden's age, saying that saturday there is something wrong with being a senior citizen. >> joe biden will be better for the economy. >> laura: i forgot about him. biden of course is not the adult in the room that he promised. there was no russian collusion command biden is not sharper than ever at his age. the laptop was real. biden did not defeat covid, does not have a china strategy. america's number respected than the world, and voters are seeing that their worse things than me and tweets. because democrats are incapable of moderating views or abandoning radicalism, they revert to their own strategy,

trying to disqualify anyone who ran against him for anything. talking about possible white house trump criminality. >> we are learning of a new gap, another white house record. >> white house phone records that were given to the house january 6 committee show a more than hour gap. what was the ex-president doing on january 6th? >> appears to be a massive and blatant cover-up. >> democrats somehow think that pleasing the press would be about -- is the same as pleasing the voters. obviously, it's not, it's an epic failure. the ugly truth is, the self-proclaimed's defenders of democracy and our system and the voters. they want the electoral college scrapped. they support justice systems disregarding the constitution.

further tough talk against autocrats like putin. , they prefer their own brand of autocracy, where they and oligarchs -- not voters -- get to decide who is worthy of being heard and running for office. unless there republicans like liz cheney and mitt romney, democrats don't think you should exist at all. whenever their mantra. conservatives are a threat to democracy. they are all searching nests. they want to burn up the planet, gun nuts -- it's so stale, so insipid, not landing with the public. they are not worried about january 6th. they are worried about $6 a gallon gas. they are not stressed about climate change. they are stressed about crime. it's unraveling at home and biden thought the boost in population -- by sending them to

poland! they are desperate for traction. they are going back to the character assassination that took part 31 years ago -- a tax on clarence thomas. this time, they are using his personal activism against him. this is ludicrous and pathetic. more on that later in the show. trying to cancel him today. still doing the same to any republican candidate -- trying to fill that void. you see what they have tried too initiate florida governor ron desantis. lie about his love decision, his covid record, try to criticize him when he was with his wife at the chemotherapy appointment. how low can they go? the question is, how low can joe go in the polls, and how long before democrats -- choppy waters tie themselves to this sinking handbill?

that's "the angle." great to see you, texas senator ted cruz. i think they have run out of ideas, strategies. they are going to the old playbook, i guess trying to cancel people. >> sen. cruz: they are doubling down on the extreme. their policy is crashing and burning. the american people see inflation across the country, 6-$7 a gallon for gas. they see the border, complete and total chaos, another million illegal immigrants in this fiscal year. they see the disasters including a liberal supreme court justice nominee who we can expect to undermine our free speech, religious liberty, the second minute, and be lenient on crime. all of the policies they have

are a disaster, and amazingly, their foreign policies are worse than -- expect what you displayed from nancy pelosi will get worse between now and election. >> she signaled that in that sound bite on that podcast. "they are a threat to democracy." you can't accept that as a result. >> sen. cruz: they know they are going to lose come in nancy pelosi's not going to go quietly. she's artie preparing to scream that the election was stolen. what she means is people showed up to vote against democrats. that's what stealing the election is. democrats don't believe in democracy. if we went to the supreme court, we have seen what they want justices to do. they won nine unelected lawyers to mandate policy outcome in the country. that's on a question of life. in the next couple of months, the supreme court may overturn

roe vs. wade. democrats do not want voters to have that right. they want them to say "you don't have the right to make that decision." ." it's lawyers in washington. they don't believe in democracy. they know their ideas are unpopular. it's why they hide from what they believe. how many democrats talk about gun control, silencing free speech, taking away your religious liberty? -- >> the numbers for kamala harris against charm, they tried to jettison. a lot of people probably run this. what does that mean for the democrats rolling into 2024? no one is serious. >> they keep spending more and more. it puts them at the end of four years and jimmy carter, the disaster. we are seeing jimmy carter 2.0, disasters abroad, a weak

president. i don't think joe biden will run in '24. >> they know kamala harris is a disaster. they know she is a complete disaster. senator, where does that put the democratic party? >> i think you >> sen. cruz: i think you will see kamala and pete buttigieg in a combat zone. their ace in the whole they are counting on is michelle obama. that's what democrats are dreaming will come out of retirement. i don't know who they will go with, but it doesn't matter because their agenda is a failure. >> biden's communications director made a rare appearance today. >> president biden is very focused on ensuring that we minimize the fluctuations such as the cast, gas pump, and prices in general for american

families. he's doing everything he can to combat price hike here at home. >> this is not a communications problem. this is a policy problem that they think by sending dcom's director help, they can get their way out. our texans buying that? >> sen. cruz: nobody is. the white house, 15 months, the messages are inflation are that it's transitory, and then they said it was a high-class problem, then a sign of how great the economy was, and now suddenly, the american people are seeing the price of everything skyrocket. delays talking point -- they have a lot of hope on this -- that it's all putin. the american people are not stupid. the price for those 50% before putin invaded ukraine, before biden invited that invasion. the white house, you heard her there, "putin's inflation," because they think america is foolish. one of the most powerful things are the stickers appearing all

over the country, joe biden pointing at the gas price saying "i did that." you spend trillions. >> do you think romney is going to vote for judge jackson to confirm? >> i'm worried about it. looks like the democrats are likely going to vote -- >> virginia wants their second amendment rights turned upside down. they want their second amendment rights gone. >> the record on -- >> what a joke. >> -- it's terrible. ten different cases of people with child porn. >> laura: how to go to people and say "i'm here for your rights any protected?" >> sen. cruz: they are our constituents. >> laura: kicked them out of office. >> sen. cruz: the american people do not want -- if

judge jackson becomes justice jackson, she will be the most liberal of the nine judges, crime will get worse coming democrats will claim they didn't support didn't supported. >> laura: justice sotomayor looks like justice kelly. senator, great to see it. while senator cruz's collins are not slowing down their investigations, here -- >> our report exposed these extensive financial relationships between hunter and james biden, and chinese nationals connected to the communist regime. more precisely, these were tiny, chinese nationals, probably got down my chinese government's military and intelligence service. >> perhaps more troubling, and august 2017, this wire transfer presented from the chinese government company through wells fargo clearing services

for $100,000 that stated "forfor the credits --" a hunter biden firm. congressman, where could this lead? >> we will see what the justice department do, but with congress, we have to know with the senators are doing. we have to get the facts out there. the country has figured this out. if rush limbaugh had a book -- super years ago -- "i told you so." we said this was the case. the laptop was real, the eye when this was real come of the documents work real. everyone knew this. it was just big tech, big media, the democratic party colluding, along with 51 former intel people colluding to keep this information firm at the american people days before the most important election. millions from ukrainian energy

companies, and was millions of dollars from companies with connections to the chinese communist party, it was all accurate, all real. we have to highlight it because the american people are fed up with this administration. as senator cruz said, there's a chance we take that back this fall >> there's i want the whole point dominic phone call between president biden president xi jinping. i don't want china or biden's spin. here's how the media thinks they are handling the courage of the hunter biden scandal. >> i was an investigative reporter. you look at this story and say "there's a lot against you here?" >> the hunter biden story is -- hunter biden is being investigated by the justice department and by the irs, if i understand it, at this point.

so, it seems that there is no shortage of legal interest in hunter biden. >> congressman, so this means this shouldn't be discussed in the media? >> the obvious comparison is look what they are doing to the life of a supreme court justice who was simply engaging in her first amendment rights to talk about issues she cares about. look what they are trying to do to her compared to the sun the son of the commander in chief connected to the communist party. the country is smarter than these democrats in washington of the press in washington -- we think they are smarter than folks across the flyover country. the country gets this. they know how ridiculous that sounds. >> speaking of our richest, i've got to give props that nbc. they are reporting as much as

$80 billion, 10% of the $800 billion handed out in covid cash, the paycheck protection program, wasn't stolen, on top of the 90000000000-$400 billion that is believed to have been stolen from the $900 billion covid unemployment relief program. that's just the tip of the iceberg. we knew this was going to be a honeypot for scam stores. congressman, not one more penny should be spent on the covid issue until this fraud is fully investigated, and the government has got some of this money back. >> sen. cruz: $300 million of covid money that is unspent. joe biden wants to spend $22 billion more, and that doesn't even count the $5.8 trillion budget he just introduced, which oh, by the way, has historic tax increases. at the democrat america they want: that kind of spending, big

government going crazy. that's the biden agenda, not to mention all the bad things that happened with policy decisions. that's why think the american people are so fed up with this, they are hopefully going to make a change in a big way this november. >> laura: congressman, thank you. not content with their efforts three decades ago, democrats are engaging in a fish's take them attempt of justice clarence thomas. the details involved, next.

>> laura: at a time where republicans are accused of being racist for even questioning -- disgusting campaign to silence justice clearest to installments to to justice clarence thomas. >> it is appalling that -- involved in peddling the big lie, perhaps fanning the flames of the insurrection. >> he's hurt the legitimacy of the court and should resign, recuse himself from future mentors. >> that was a slip. [laughter] >> it wasn't really a slip, and democrats are content with using

aoc as the battering ram. the congressman tweeting that clarence thomas should resign, not his failure to disclose -- from right wing organizations, recuse himself from matters involving his wife and his submission with key information, must be investigated, grounds for impeachment! joining me now, mollie hemingway, fox news editor, contributor -- wendy long, former senator candidate and clerk to justice clarence thomas. they will not stop until their plans are destroyed, canceled. >> mollie: particularly with clarence thomas, they've been trying to destroy his men for 30 years, lying about the man. it hasn't worked. he has had a very successful time as a supreme court justice, because he has resisted these attempts, but it is their latest in the long term. >> laura: wendy, you just wrote a fantastic piece for the federalist, noting that judges

are never asked to recuse themselves over political views. could you explain that to the audience? >> wendy: sure. the whole basis for recusal of a drug, laura, is whether there is a financial or personal -- it's usually financial. "the wall street journal" adjusted a big expose saying that the problem is when the judge does not recuse themselves under financial conflict, but never under any experience after just been forced to recuse further their own political belief, much less of their stuff. look at justice ginsburg. of what he knew she was a pro-abortion activist for years, and no one ever reads sort of suggestion that she should recuse yourself on abortion cases. >> she even criticized president trump, as i recall. nancy pelosi knows how recusal is kind of work, even if she wants to use them. she told how democrats today -- it is up to an individual justice to decide to do dominic

recuse himself if a wife is participating in a coup, mollie. this isn't so petty. >> mollie: it's unbelievable and ridiculous. it's worth noting that the aclu, that judge reinhardt and the ninth circuit in california, his wife was serving as executive director of the aclu while he was deciding cases that involve the aclu. justice ginsburg had tons of conflicts of interest. there's also a dangerous rhetoric that you are not allowed to have any problems in 2020 elections. that is un-american to say that. it's legitimate to have issues with 2020 election, whether it's about media correction, big tech censorship, or the changes to laws, hundreds of changes to laws and processes. >> laura: there are some problems with the 2020 election. >> mollie: the private takeover of government offices there mark zuckerberg funding. >> laura: wendy, here is how joe biden responded when asked if justice thomas should recuse himself from cases involving

january 6th or trump. >> president biden: i believe that's tremendous. one, the january 6th committee through the justice department, that is their judgment, not mine. those things get into legal issues that come in fact, i told you i would not tell the justice department or a position i would not take. i'm not going to -- with congress either. >> laura: wendy, i'm crying laughing. why wouldn't you he didn't go to the senate judiciary chair for eight years, and he still think they can force a recusal? what is he talking about? >> wendy: he has no clue. [laughter] he doesn't even know the federal standards. by the way, what century are we in? these people think that in this century in 2022, wads are owned by their husbands. [laughter] justice thomas and his wife, i'm sure they would not agree with that concept. >> laura: they are so obsessed with clarence thomas. >> mollie: he bugs them more than anyone else out there. he's a strong black man who

doesn't, you know, sing the song that they want him to sing. that's always been the case. he's one of the greatest men who ever lived. >> wendy: he is one of those great americans -- >> mollie: amazing man. >> wendy: -- amazing justice, and that's the problem for them. he cares about the original meaning of the constitution. that's a threat to their progressive agenda, why they hate him as well. >> he loves the constitution, and they hit the constitution. so good to have you both on tonight. i linked "the federalist" on twitter. no secret that vice president kamala harris hasn't struggled in her role. could be worse than we thought customer details in a moment. plus, more details from the story we told you about at the top of the show: washington officials pushing for school judgment to be just on the race of the students. the shocking details, next. my name is douglas. i'm a writer/director and i'm still working. in the kind of work that i do,

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[applause] >> vice president harris: all good. [laughter] >> laura: there you have it, vice president michael harris' entire vice president seethe summed into one tire moment. democrats fearing that turbine will not seek reelection in 2024. they are perhaps confronting an even bigger challenge this same poll has a kamala losing to donald trump by 11 points in a hypothetical matchup. we are planned for course correction. so far, looks like they will help. the "l.a. times" reports that harris, in her toughest hour, is keeping a "tighter circle," one that occludes her husband and sister maia harris.

this article also notes that harris believes that her race and gender are the reasons for unpopularity. that didn't hurt obama! is one of the most popular presidents we've had in the last 50 years. >> absolutely. i think with kamala harris, that's a mystifying element to her. i have this vulnerability, in which she can speak, and there's layers and layers, statement upon statement. there many objects involved. you can listen for minutes on end, and realize that she has done absolutely nothing. how impossible to do that? i think kamala harris' public incoherence -- we know that biden can stumble and stutter. he's angry, he's cranky. he is illogical.

he's conveying what he's trying to convey. with kamala harris, you are able to listen with fascination and be like "what did she say?" >> laura: biden signed a bill making lynching of federal hate crime, and -- we will let you react. >> vice president harris: lynching is not an act of the past. racial acts of terror still occur in our nation, and when they do, we must all have the courage to name them, and hold the perpetrators to account. >> laura: they have a very, very dismal view of america in 2022. what happens to hope and change? >> as far as i'm aware, there hasn't been a lynching in america in the old style for at least 40 years. this used to be a problem in america history. by the way, the party of lynching was the democrats.

fdr was able to cement his alliance with other democrats by blocking antilynching laws come all of the stage wasn't swept under the rug. to me, today, passing federal laws against lynching is like passing federal laws against which burning or against cannibalism, as opposed so theoretically, you could say it's occurring somewhere someplace, but it's hardly a national or social problem. there is a dementia here. it's not only doing this, but patting yourself on the back as if this is a courageous, more role stance. >> laura: at the snap shot, a point of conversation, but it's not -- in the biden administration. he is trailing trump by six points. kamala harris is trailing trump by 11 points. they are in a pickle. if he decides he's not going to run, probably won't run, it's going to be very difficult for them not to open the door to allow her to run. she's officially going to claim racism and sexism, and yet,

she's wildly unpopular, and notes that she's going to change course to make yourself more popular. the democrats are in a pickle as pete buttigieg or senator dominic ted cruz just said, or -- who is running in texas customer beto o'rourke. i always forget his name. i'm having a joe biden moment. i'm guessing amy klobuchar. she's never going to let that happen! she's artie saying it's race and gender. >> the democrats, in defense, are getting their own karma by not playing by the normal rules. no, they rigged the rules to benefit kamala harris. they moved into the front of the line and anointed her to be biden's successor, and now, they have to live with the fact that here is somebody who is politically unable to present themselves before the american people they don't. didn't like what they see, and

you are right, the democrats, to a degree, are done with her. >> laura: fascinating to watch unfold. always great to have you on. picture this: to cope students are punished for skipping a math class. everything about the situation is pretty much the same block, except one is black and one is white. normally, it wouldn't matter when it comes to being punished, it shouldn't. not according to the school board in washington state. they just adopted a new policy which they are calling "culturally responsive." >> -- discipline across the ethnicities of the racial groups, not politically right. are you disciplining african american boys more than you are disciplining white boys? so, are you paying attention to all of that data on their backgrounds, ethnicities, that

sort of thing? >> laura: in other words, similar transitions may not mean similar punishments. joining me now is sydney gouard, education activist, founder of cynthia garrett industries. the year is 2022. introducing rate based considerations in discipline. what on earth is going on here? >> loretta, if you look at what is going on here, most of our democrat-led cities, we've also introduced race-based prison and punishment and arrests. it's out of control. what i think is going on here makes me ask the question: are we really stoked dominic so stupid, or do they think we are so stupid as to believe that racial justice is the way to achieve racial -- justice is about equality not about inequality.

if you and i commit a crime, we deserve the same punishment. i'll go further. i will give you the other side of the argument. "maybe, this person was poor, wasn't loud enough, maybe this, may be squelched will smith was dealing with a lot at the oscars." i will give you the argument. the reality is, it doesn't matter. children mimic what they see. if we allow them to see the unfair treatment of anyone, black, white, brown, any color, they are going to grow up confused and in a world of division command that's what this party wants. wants us divided. >> another washington state school board member tried to justify this policy. watch. >> like my background, with the kind of -- more acceptable at my house versus your house.

when i'm talking to them, i'm like "you know what -- i thought it was fine to grab that piece of pizza before anybody else." it's my house." >> again, i am speechless at this. so now we are saying what, minority students, they are implying that they don't have rules at home, so they can break rules at school? that seems to be what he is clearly implying. again, lowering the bar for people, never lifts them up. >> it's so demeaning, it makes me so angry as mom, as someone who mentors -- it's the lives of children and their children. makes me angry. what are we trying to say? looking a roomful of white liberals, are good look and i maybe malcolm x is right -- they could be dangerous to touch the elevation of black people. what do they want us to tell

white children? "that's okay, black people deserve to -- they deserve to steal because they come from seven dominic something different than you do, or trying to say "black people steal," and "he will get away with it, and you can't because you are white, they are held to a lower standard of care, because that's what they do." what nastiness trying to slide past people. >> i know everybody wants you to it -- just one line on will smith. i'm so tired of the whole story, but a couple lines may be. >> it's tragic, because honestly, when i looked at this story tonight, it made me think about will, chris rock, and what happened. i believe the oscars -- for the first time, he happens to be a black man. if i'm not mistaken, and i look at the administration of justice

unfairly, and it brings up so much to think about, laura. if he was trying to build his career up by being a great nice guy, which i always saw him and ask him a kind of blew it in one night. what was going on there? i can't wait to hear chris rock. honestly, i've been amazed at social media, because there are a lot of people who were saying "you know what? he actually needs to get in trouble. this had happened to anyone else without privilege and standing, they would have been arrested for assault." it was assault and battery. >> laura: someone said it would've been more interesting if jayda had gone up there and on the slap. that would have been more theatrics. we don't want anyone slapping anyone else. cynthia, great to see you. pfizer was forced by a federal judge release internal docs related to the licensing of the vaccines.

we just got our hands on the first documents in the details and are shocking. we are going to bring it to you, next.

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lives of the people you love the most. i think -- trust signs. >> laura: it's tough to trust signs when pfizer won't release their internal findings to the public, but that's beginning to change. we have taken a look at a brand-new pfizer document from may 2021. they wanted to release it in 75 years, but a federal judge came in and said "no, we are forcing your hand" in this document, we find startling revelations. others who were infected -- were protected. who else would do that to go years ago? in other words, natural immunity was known to vaccine makers and is still remained discussed. that's perhaps more alarming, based on what we just heard, that the vaccine was actually increasing the chances you've

got code in the seven days following the inoculation. joe newman it was phil griffin, president of the american commitment and -- there is so much here. if they want to be transparent and say "we are doing our best, we here at the documents, let's talk about them --" they wanted to keep these back from the american people. why? >> phil: it's particularly these two things we just talked about, essentially middle or no benefit. they wanted a simpler message rather than a true message. >> laura: this is why every time felt she was asked about this -- he was very smart, very careful. he didn't close the door completely. coronavirus is and vaccinations. dominic -- >> phil: even the

dashing of course, the other thing that we just saw was the transient main suppression. how many people do we know in our own lives who got covid the next week, and people who said "you need to be locked down in your house and hide for a year, year and a half" kris wright they didn't say you have to be super careful full week after getting the shot close with customer >> laura: they didn't tell you any of this, why? >> phil: it's about making you behave how they want you to behave, and we are not going to say anything that will be reduced -- >> laura: more pfizer documents. effects were generally milder and less frequent, compared with the younger group. an increase with the increasing vaccine dose. my first reaction for younger people. we all know cases of young

healthy men: athletes, having cardiac and some transient issues, but some not, some fatal. >> phil: we've done a great job of giving advice for -- risk for individuals. they wanted a simple message: everyone needs to go shots paid >> four no. >> we are up to three or five now. look, i don't know what to say. they don't think we deserve the truth. they wanted to hide it for 75 years. no one's going to trust these people ever again. >> laura: phil, it's going dominic good to see you in studio does al sharpton want to get on television? the nextxt bite explains it grows two times faster than seed alone for full, green grass. everything else just seems... slow. it's lawn season. let's get to the yard.

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