>> programming note, we will have another live audience show tomorrow night and sitting right next to me laura ingraham will join us. tickets are free. never miss an episode, laura ingraham, who is in new york and didn't come to visit y'all. [booing]. >> how many of you would have liked to see laura tonight? [cheers and applause] >> so, sean i actually tried to get in. that security wouldn't let me. they said something about [indistinct]. >> you're going to be here tomorrow?

>> i'm looking forward to it. >> we are going to test you on live television see if can you throw a football. >> oh, probably better than you mr. krav. >> this is the ingraham angle, divide and turnout, that's the focus of tonight's angle. here's what we know tonight about the state of merge america. mortgage demand plummets as rates rise. workers have essentially had 24 months now of pay cuts. public pessimism about the economy hit an all-time high under biden. layoffs coming. meta announced it's cutting 4,000 more technical employs and desantis slugging it out with disney, they're cutting

reportedly 7,000 jobs and espn gu getting hit hard and biden's war against cars continue. gas prices have reached a five month high. now, as all of this is weighing on us, there's no end in sight sbel for the war in ukraine. >> the biden-harris administration will announce a new security assistant package for ukraine. >> the announcement will be the 36th use of presidential draw down authorities to support ukraine. >> $200 plus million more. some of the biggest economies in the world we thought were allies are aligning with china first macron in france went to beijing and lula. >> he met with xi jinping and vowed to strengthen ties and brazil leaders took swipes at the dominance of the u.s. dollar. >> shocking, not.

i'm not going to belabor the obvious about the border. it's an open weather is of drugs and human traffic all due to biden policies and ending title 42. there isn't even anything to debate here anymore. biden is a complete utter disaster on all fronts, and embarrassment on the world stage. >> all the busy enlt prices -- >> i've been iraq and iran and fires. it's a consequence of the -- the utility poles you put up and all the rest. >> oh, the utility pole problem. yeah. he's a complete incompetent. no one believes he's calling any of the shots no one is better off than they were pre-pandemic when trump was president so give it all of that which everyone if you really are being honest everyone agrees with. what on earth should we expect

from biden if he does run and from the democrats in general going into 2024? i'll tell you what to expect. divide and demonize. that's all they have. forget hope and optimism. obama hope and change out the window. expect old school machine style petty politics. if he wants to get elected with his nightmare record biden has to divide the country into villains and victims and whoever they deem worthy victim will be elevated to hero status and get rewarded and whoever they paint as evil will be punished and severely. so in every speech on every trip he will try to shift attention away from his and his party's abject failures to the bad people out there on the other side. he can't win without dividing us and the stories they choose to inject themselves nozzle only be ones that advance their political narrative. this is why they'll give a hero

welcome to the tennessee three but not to the families of the nashville christian shooting. >> monday you're going to have three of the lawmakers who protested. >> peacefully protest. >> who peacefully protested after the nashville could have nent school shooting. had any of the victims or the victims been invited to the witt. >> i don't have anything to read out to you about any invite. >> i just don't have time to read out anything about an invite. the president is focused on getting things done. he's focused on making sure we are protecting our communities. >> protecting our communities? why doesn't biden spend any time talking about the violent crimes being perpetrated by roving kids by places like chicago and compton? don't expect democrats to spend a lot of time on those stories because they don't advance the narrative that america is racist. same with the horrible sweet 16

shooting in alabama. these are not the accused. they're not of a white officer-involved shooting or white on black killing. so, they don't get the play. of course, the liberals have lots of proxies in the media in hollywood corporate america they're all helping them out and of course we can't forget the activist crowd, people who cash in on the lie that our country is systemicly racist. there is no money in suing gang bankers in chicago or blaming black on black violence that rips apart entire communities. instead they wait for the perfect fact pattern like an 84-year-old white man who miss fake evenly shot a teen on his doorstep. >> waits white man who shot your 16-year-old son. it is inescapable not to observe the racial dynamics here.

if the roles were reversed, and you had a black man shoot a 16-year-old white child for simply ringing his doorbell and the police took him in for questioning and let him come home and sleep in his bed at night how much outrage would there be in america? >> victims are victims. skin color should not matter. but it obviously does to demps and the media exploiting their suffering only to feed their sick lie that america is racist and yeah trump voters, they are too. now, biden's inviting ralph the black teen to the witt but no invite for the family of kaylin gillis who was shot when she went up the wrong drive way in upstate new york last week. that girl died but she was white so her death didn't help biden.

understand what the democrats and allies are doing here. even if you're losing money every month sink into debt fiend you think biden should be in a rest home you can't vote against him and for change because as the argument goes republicans are evil in voting against biden is akin to approving racism. their tactics are so transparent and they're so cynical but there you have it but it doesn't have to be this way. just because biden has given up on america doesn't mean that we should as well. as we go into 2024 republicans have to show the country, and i'm talking about the whole country not just red states, that there is a better way. he can grow this economy. we can rebuild our military. we can stand up to china. we can rein in big business and we know how to do it and republicans in state after state are doing it now, let's take that message to new york, to philly, to chicago, yeah, even

san francisco and l.a. let's save the whole country, no state and no city left behind. america has survived what, almost 250 years now. we certainly will not be destroyed by joe biden and his cynical handlers and that's the angle. another victim the left has chosen to ignore is u.s. army veteran father of threeasan correa brutally beaten and stabbed to death in 2018 even though the entire attack caught on camera two of the for thugs charged in the murder received sweetheart duals from alvin bragg in new york. >> all types of criminal elements, free to do what they want when they want, however they want, to whomever they want with no consequences. and as far as the manhattan district attorney's office, if he's receiving one penny of

federal dollars, you need to pull that funding until he starts doing his damned job and prosecuting crimes. >> joining me madeleine thank you for being with us, it's a few years since your son was brutally murdered. the pain is you with every minute in every day in your dna now. your reaction to what i was saying in the angle that the left is picking and choosing victims to elevate and criminals to focus on vs. all of it, which is horrible. >> well, thank you for having me, laura. i've experienced it firsthand. my son,asan correa was stabbed to depth and because he was stabbed to death and not shot to death because you know that's the narrative, gun violence, they completely ignored

everything about this entire case. they treated me and my family like garbage. they referred to sergeant hasan correa, afghanistan retired war veteran, received and returned fire on the taliban wore medals of honor to prove it. they refer to him as a fictitious character in court and said the most important people in the room were the people who killed him and this is the type of thing that i have to endure to torment, the torture, the horror of watching the criminal justice system deliver no justice or closure for the murder of my boy. >> beyond just the stabbing which is horrific of itself, i know you're wearing his dog tags. >> yes. >> what else was it about in case that just didn't rise to the level of the narrative that the media and the political

class dominant in new york want? >> they completely mishandled it. they were handed alvin bragg's administration was handed a strong trial ready murder case against all four these individuals. ready for trial. as soon as he received that case it met -- immediately started to unravel. i was told three reasons, unfortunately your son was killed at the wrong time. another one, manhattan didn't have the rehorses to try all four. >> we have the resources to house 10s of thousands of illegal immigrants. >> yes but i was told they didn't have resources to try all four defendants and the third reason they continue prove beyond a reasonable doubt that march i saunders or travis stewart intended to kill my son.

>> what do you say to folks in inter city america today who have reflection i havely been democrats any know you were a democrat and became a republican but they're born into the democrat party. if you're not a democrat you're an uncle tom. you're a sell out. what do you say to say to them about the pain they're feeling today? >> well, we have been voting democrat for generations. we have got nothing in return for our votes. dilapidated housing failing schools crime poverty abortion okay. on and on and on but we continue to just give our vote away for nothing in return, and i'm going to quote something that trump said. what do we have to lose by giving the other side a chance? how will we know what we are going to get when we never gave them a chance? okay. we have nothing to lose. we don't have anything.

all right? welfare, food stamps, nothing. unemployment? death, destruction, and self decimation is what we have. and at this point i feel that it is intentional. we have a mayor who comes to the hood only when he wants to vote and he's completely abandoned the black and brown community. >> well the black and brown community tonight i hope is listening to this. we are going to get this out on social media as well. everyone has got to wake up. this is a country we have to save. this is a people we have to say. madeleine thank you. condolences continue to you and your family. you're an amazing warrior. >> thanks for having me. >> as much as the biden team is hoping to distract from bad record there are sienz he's in trouble for 2024.

according to reuters the president's rating is 39 percent. how could the party be over for amtrak joe? tom from real clear politics, you just heard the pain of a mother lifelong democrat who is just not buying this narrative anymore that america is racist, america is racist, america is racist, that's why you have to vote for the democrats. trump made some inroads with black voters. could we see more of a shift ever so slight next election given this crime? >> certainly is possible. crime was a factor in the midterms. i think there is opportunity for republicans to make inroads, particularly with the sort of populist economic message of opportunity and growth for everyone. i mean mean trump has made gains during his time in office by

pushing that message and it was among all working class white, brown, black, you name it. so, i think that may continue and certainly crime is going to be a huge initial 2024. >> now here's how the white house tom responded to biden's approval ratings today on the economy. check this out. >> 69 percent of people polled by cnbc said they have a negative view of the economy. >> president biden talks about the economy all the time. why aren't people buying it? >> there's one poll, but he's not going to stop talking about what the american people really care about, addressing the issues and concerns they have. >> they have their heads in the sand and are not going to address this question because they know it's disaster for them. >> correct. jump stood at that podium and said this is the strongest economy in history and b and biden continues say inflation is

going down his policies are working. meanwhile we are seeing as the poll that peter ducey mentioned you know public pessimism on the economy is sky high. everybody thinks that we are heading into a recession. so, i think the economy and joe biden's approval rating overall is in the low 40s on the economy. it's 39 percent on inflation particular 34.5 percent so dismal numbers on economic matters. >> on desantis vs. trump, trump has shown enormous staying power over the past few months, especially since these investigations dropped and the latest especially. and be ron desantis has had some trouble keeping up in some of these national polls. where do you see this as a snap shot right now? >> yeah, the only thing we know based on the data, 2024 polls you've got to be wary. they may have an idea where the trends are and the trends have moved in trumps favor.

he was ahead of desantis about 14 and a half points weeks before the indictment and doubled his national lead and is showing strength in early states including new hampshire showing him up 20 on desantis, 32 percent change from the poll a month ago. >> thank you. coordinate effort in the media to take out just clarence toms. monthlisi telling just that won't and chinese arrests next.

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>> the lefty's every despicable move they had tried to derail brett kavanaugh's nomination, now they're after justice clarence thomas again. if anyone thinks the effort to take out thomas over bogus ethics concerns is probably a futile attempt but some of the left dimmest saying only one way to resore the legitimacy from the court. >> i'd rather die than withdraw from the process not more the

purpose of serving on the supreme court but for the purpose of not beak driven out of this process. i would not be scared. i don't like bullies. i i have never run from bullies. i never cry uncle and i'm not going to cry uncle today. >> clarence thomas has proposed his service to our country. she unable to faithfully and impartially perform his duties and he needs to resign. >> justice thomas has sajt b sangt money justly paraded as a modest pristene and principled man to protect what little is left of public trust and respect for the united states supreme court. justice thomas must resign immediately. >> those two individuals don't even deserve to be in a sound bite montage next to justice thomas.

molly, in is all coordinate. it smells of desperation on the part of the democrats. >> it's obviously coordinate and this is something that clarence thomas has unfortunately had to deal with like four decades now. the left despises him. they've tried repeatedly to take him out and hate him not for any of the reasons they're claiming right now butt but because he's the leader of the extensive judicial movement a heavyweight and important figure. they don't like his opinions and want him off. they've resorted to scurillous allegations mother baseed in fact and there is no different today. >> we look back on ruth bader ginsburg who was a trailblazer and very well respected justice who came from a different judicial philosophy but when she was railing against trump which is obviously highly unusual to put it kindly for a supreme

court justice the left applaud e. they didn't talk about ethical cases before the court after she made it clear she didn't like trump. >> they're saying clarence thomas has a wealthy friend rabbit been at the vacation home of that friend he has to get off the court. this is ridiculous and every justice has wealthy friends. every justice stays at the vacation homes of these friends and there are reports some of the justices have stayed at wealthy friends' homes where the friends have business before the court. no someone alleging that in the case of justice thomas who is beyond reproach who has always demonstrated extremely high ethical -- he's just like incountriable. >> i clerked for him and going to say he's one of my close friends. he's like the highest what i could say of anyone i respect in washington and i've been there a long time. senator witt said something

about investigating this. >> there are tools to do that and i think continued pressure on this is the right way to proceed. >> what's the quid pro quo? are they citing a case that he somehow ruled on that would have been ruled on the other way were it not for staying at a friend's home? what are the damages to the court here? >> there's no allegation of wrongdoing. it's just part and parcel of this operation they've been running for decades and it has nothing to do with anything other than their hatred of this person. senator whitehouse should be investigated maybe for dark money, probably used campaign funds to go on trips. thing his wife runs an organization i don't know if having has been disclosed benefits there so if he wants to do an investigation maybe he can

start with himself. >> thank you molly good to see you. from the left to china, on monday two men were arrested in new york for running a secret police station at the direction of the ccp. >> it is our belief the ultimate purpose of this illegal police station was not to protect and serve but rather silence harass and threaten individuals here in the united states. >> turns out they weren't just targeting chinese dissidents but also democratic lawrence, kroirng to a man arrested monday pictured with mayor adams and chuck schumer and be even went to a parent fundraiser for rep grace metrolink. the truth is the democratic party is getting cozier, at all well was caught in a home run

trip and dianne feinstein being done by a chinese spy for decades so they plan to stand for dignity. joining me now lee zelden former gubernatorial candidate s. this just about money, china has it and the democrats want it? >> no, this is about a lot. see, there's votes, the asian american community is getting more active in the city. it's a great vibrant asian american community and here fleeing the ccp and they want quality education for kids, they're concerned about rising crime, they want safety on our streets oh the ccp is finding opportunities for espionage. they want people on the ground who can provide human intelligence, there's hacking emails, there's a lot for new yorkers to be on guard but

especially if you're in elected office. if you're chuck schumer -- >> why does he get out of it? what does schumer get out of it, political power? i'm not saying money from china. we are talking about democrat politicians seeing in the photos that the daily caller post. >> i think it's about votes. it's a growing more active constituency and interesting because they're majority democrat. last year's gubernatorial race we won the asian american vote. if they're smart they're going to be engaging these people. what they have to be careful about mixed in with these fantastic people are some really bad actors. >> so china sees that there's a growing entrepeneurial asian community in new york l.a. san francisco, it's very powerful and if they can embed in these communities and intimidate anyone from criticizing their

own homeland, that works too. >> yes, and there's an understanding that instruments of national power and the ccp understands it's not just about the military. information is a key aspect instrument of national power seems like the chinese government understands at times even better than our own government so you have people who have been investigated who are active with newspapers and if you're reading the new mexico you remember the asian american community there are certain narratives and messages trying to influence public opinion. it's a very complex multi-level dynamic. that's the reality in the city and place across the country. we have to be on guard. >> they have an enormous amount of money to spend and can buy off almost anybody in any country. nice to see you. >> thank you laura. >> music industry freaking out over technology, airplanes getting loud, should travelers be loud

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>> it's time for sun and unseen segment where we explore cultural, fox news contributor thomas alva edison. tell us the story about how a fake song has sent the music industry over the end. >> last week a get between drake and the weekend appeared on the internet called "heart on my sleeve" it exploded on lines millions of listens problem is it was a fake created by artificial intelligence and a guy named ghost writer 97. this tiktoker explains how he did it. >> now all you have to do is record reference vocals and replace it with the trained model of any musician. i wrote eight bars and i'm going

to record they had and have a.i. kanye replace me. i got a fafl that's beautiful that's dark and twist. >> i got a fantasy that's beautiful that's dark and twisted that the music does story panic. they demanded that spotify and apple take down that drake and weekend song but it's out there, and it violates no copy detective right because it was created by artificial intelligence. you see the implications. for some acts this will be great. theme finally be in tune. [laughter]. >> but for dead acts you're depriving them of artistic freedom and choice by imposing on people like sinatra and ella fitzgerald. >> raymond, everyone i guess is replaceable. your voice is not replaceable. stan is yelling at me. time for ray's rules for air

travel into oh, yes. for some reason airways are getting less civil by the moment. the other day on a southwest flight to orlando a baby cried for a while as babies do and this traveler lost it. >> this child has been crying for 40 minutes! >> there is a child crying on the flight! now i want it to [bleep] stop. >> you're yelling. >> so is the baby! >> but you're a man. >> so are you! [bleep] you and shut up! >> here's a good rule for air travel. when a baby is crying that does not give you permission to act like a baby. thankfully this guy was pulled off the plane heat was questioned by authorities laura but after this outburst he should be banned from flying for a year or at least sent to time out. >> well, is he a grand parent? that's my question. >> i don't know but he's a fully

grown man. he should know better. the baby cried for 40 minutes, then he screamed profanities for 40 minutes. >> i like how the woman said now you're yelling, that's why the baby is crying. >> here's another rule. when the bell rings upon landing that is not your cue to rush into the aisle. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> that looked like my flight today. i was on a flight the moment the bell rang everybody flooded the aisle. people. sit down. let the other folks pass. there's order on exiting. and look. remember this. remember the plus size lady we talked about the other day? >> the extender. >> she wants free seats from the airlines. >> anything else? >> what if she decided to pop up and block the aisle? that's a safety hazard.

sit down. stop occupying the aisle. >> raymond there's also a phenomenon people can't put their bags in the overhead and then they put them tone rows back. so then they're working their way through the aisle as you're trying to get your bag. up stream. >> we have important news capitol hill today. after months away senator john fetterman chaired his first hearing and was in great form. >> i call this hearing to the u.s. subcommittee and food, americans like -- about glory joy for the town of northeast pennsylvania. i look forward to hearing from you and your witness on this -- assistance on the farm bill. >> laura when you can't communicate, how can you effectively represent the people of pennsylvania? this is like a cop who can't run or shoot. i mean, you can't do the job.

>> it made biden look articulate. >> speaking of biden a few days after rest from his ireland adventure the president is back on his game. could they be the opening volley of his reelection campaign? you be. >> after the long-term care workforce, meanwhile long-term care cost for the elderly 200,000 children losing access to head start spots. >> you know the average rate they pay, 8, eigh. >> they want dianne feinstein out. hold everyone to the same standard. if you can't fulfill the duties you got to go. i gotta go. >> this is like dealing with my

kids and their spelling test. kamala harris has always had a way with words but one phrase she's repeated a lot we are going to show. you plus on the eve of the pot holiday, we hit the streets to find out why some people are living in a cloud of smoke. that answer next.

>> you know when a small child learns a new phrase or word and then tends to use that phrase or word over and over again? it's new, it's cool. that's what our vice-president is in her verbal development. >> it's the pursuit of doing things better than we have done and see what is possible unburdened by what it's been. >> we see what can be unburdened by what has been. >> unburdened bid what has been. >> what can be, unburdened by what has been. >> we see, what can be unburdened by what has been. >> why is it that kamala harris sounds like everything she says is written light the beta version of gbt?

i know you're saying she using the phrasing on the campaign trail and liked it a lot. so if it ain't broke, why change it? >> this is a fight that is born out of knowing what can be and believing in that unburdened by what can be. >> unburded by what has been. >> knowing what can be unburded by what has been. >> to see, what can be unburdened by what lab. >> i don't know if it's in her inflexion, intonation the most irritating but we are going to keep searching about that phrase. if you've been to new york city recently you've noticed a very interesting pungent odor. i'm talking about how the entire

city smells like a giant filthy bhong. with tomorrow the holiday of pot heads everywhere the angle hit the street to see what's going only. join me is nate foyd. what did you see? i smelled what i smelled at dinner, everybody toking up. >> everywhere you go you smell in it new york. we are one of 20 states that conservational pot to be fully legalized. you can smoke it anywhere. other states you can do it in private. you can walk b walk down the street smoking weed. that's what we saw today. >> going through all night going through all day tomorrow next day. >> so in advance of 4/20 tomorrow you can see some people are already celebrating right here on a bench in union square park. can you see this man is rolling

himself a joivenlt we spoke to another woman who looks forward to celebrating 4/20. >> what will your celebration after work entail? >> roll a nice one. call it a night. >> are you enjoying some marijuana? >> yeah, i am. >> tomorrow is your birthday. do you understand it's the day people celebrate marijuana? >> they call it bob marley's birthday. >> i smell everywhere marijuana, already, so it was not only tomorrow. i think it's every day like that, non? >> i don't like the smell. it makes me like sick. >> where are you from? >> france. >> is that something you run into in france? >> no. >> we speak to parents who are concerned about smelling marijuana smoke in public s. that something you feel feel bad about or you think should even before a concern?

>> people can smoke cigarettes next to you and you can't say anything. they're going say it's and adult doing what and adult does and i'm smoking weed i'm doing what an adult does. it's not kids. >> how do you feel about the dispensaries opening in the city this year? >> i support black market. they're the people that made this real. they're the people that made dispensaries and stores become a thing. >> we are here with mike the vice-president of one of the first marijuana dispensaries in new york city. we have a couple of products you're selling here. >> right now edibles are the number one product for product volume. it's one of the things we out the in the industry is being very safe and being tested people are very excited to come in here and get edibles. >> tomorrow is like your super bowl. >> what do you expect. >> we don't know what to expect.

it's the first day we had the legal market. >> i was wondering if you had any thoughts about 4/20 and your plans? >> my thoughts will be day of liberation. >> marcine addicting. >> yes it is. >> what experience have you had with that a diks? >> feeling sloshy when i don't have it, grumpy, tired. >> given the fact it makes you feel that way, why would you want to celebrate cannabis tomorrow? >> not that i would be want to celebrate, but i'm already addicted. >> yeah, it was sad, especially that last interview, it underscores the wide variety of experiences. some people chain it helps their anxiety. others say it increases it. >> a lot of people look like they were being helped? to me seemed like a lot of

deadhead zombie types not as in the grail dead but there's somebody who uses pot frequently there's like a beat missing or two or three. >> again, i was expecting some more jovial people and many of them were very honest when asked why they smoke weed and they said it's to deal with the pain they're feeling and it feels like they're numbing themselves rather than facing life's problems and trying to eliminate them. >> and there are a lot of problems made for a lot of people. the best response for bud wiser i've seen all week. the last fight explains.

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