>> jamie, mollie, studio aud audience, i'm greg, i love you, america. [applause] >> laura: i'm laura ingraham, this is "the ingraham angle" from washington, thank you for joining us. kamala's demeaning pitch to

black men is the focus of tonight's angle. a five-point plan including weed and money is how kamala thinks she will win over black voters she's losing? they are smarter than she thinks. >> what would you say to people that would consider timing of this proposal political timing? >> first of all, thank you for this question and being here. i have been at work for 70 days, this is not new and not for sake of winning thiseck la. >> laura: okay. many years ago, clerk for judge clarence thomas, nothing bothers minority says more than thinking for themselves. they are spinning over new data

about black views over trump versus harris. >> at this house judiciary committee, if you believe polling, donald trump will put up best performance with black voters since 64 years ago. >> laura: he gets 16% of the black vote, that is 67% imimprovement of support in 2020 and 2016, that is called progress. rather than figure out what trump is saying, kamala harris recites lines written by consult notas, nothing substantive, trash talk. >> look in contake it by your silence how he thinks and talks about black folks in america. this man is dangerous, fast-forward to right now, his

staff won't let him do a "60 minutes" interview. >> laura: this from a woman who has still not held a press conference. kamala decline among men, hispanics ask black voters could decide pennsylvania and arizona. obama embarrassed himself last week lecturing black men, my favorite thing of all, if they don't vote for kamala, they will be considered a bunch of idiot sexists. that back-fired, he also threatened to bring michele to lecture them. how does kamala win back black men? ditch bidenomics and grow the economy so black men have jobs they deserve or pledge to seal the border once and for all?

of course not. she's dangling goodies she knows she can never deliver on. she went on with charlamagne the god this afternoon. >> i have clear eyes about disparities that exist and context in which they exist, meaning history. reparations have to be studied, no question about that. >> laura: wait, there is more. she will fight for one million forgivable loans to black entrepreneurs. that is unconstitutional, but never stopped them before. if none of that helps she hopes they will feel better if they know they can smoke weed and not be thrown in prison. >> public defenders will tell you i was most progressive in

california on marijuana cases and as vice president have been a champion for bringing marijuana down on schedule, instead of being ranked with inner ha, bring it down and my pledge is as president i will work on decriminalizing it, i know exactly how those laws have been used to impact certain populations and specifically black men. >> laura: didn't she throw a bunch of people in jail for weed? she added on her campaign website gibberish about equity and price gouging on food and groceries, same recycled proposal roundly ridiculed even by democratic economists. this all smacks of unseriousness and desperation. obama acted like black men were misogynist for not supporting

kamala and now she thinks they are too stupid to recognize a c conartist. joining me are two people. anton, the five-point plan including the weed and million forgivable loans that will never happen. what is your take on this after obama essentially insulted black men last week? >> well, first thing that hit my mind and i had a conversation with a lot of people that look like me, men specifically, why didn't they address issues or valued us before this started to become an issue and obama put his foot in his mouth in the first place? it becomes more disrespectful, it is almost like we're going to make sure we legalize marijuana laws because black men are

disproportionately affected. we will give you loans forgivable, i thought that was grants. instead of lowering taxes, dangle more low-hanging fruit to sell us on scraps to get us in the democratic plantation, it will not work, it is disrespectful. >> laura: jay, i spoke to a friend who said it might be 15% now, that is just the beginning. if trump gets back into office, numbers will increase. you were offended by obama's pitch last week, i saw your tiktok video. what of this today? >> i agree with what anton just said, if obama wanted us to support kamala, should have been

his pitch. give us substance. i have a higher stand. each of her five points, decent justures, i ges, but there are additional things we need to pay attention. things we value in termings of border and capital tichl, we value protection of country and i swore to fight and defend our country against all enemies, foreign and domestic. democratic side are enemies within our country, we have to fight themm. >> laura: joy reed said something different about the plan, watch. >> i comment black men, brothers, you went out and played hard to get and got policies specific to you.

you are spokespersonsed to be asked for your vote, y'all got that. >> laura: not sure why she is changing her vocal inflection there. is that it? men just are waiting for goodies that are never going to materialize? if they were going to materialize, you would have seen those things in the last four years of biden and harris. but no. is that what men are waiting for? >> none of those five points ac actually affect me or make me available for them or is going to change my life whatsoever. three of the points is something she was talking about and reb rebranded it as if she were giving it to black people in being it. all they had to do was ask what we wanted and thought. we are more aligned with trump's

agenda and we are not voting for you. we can think for ourselves and we know what we want. it is unfortunate, they are going to lose our vote. >> laura: jay, the idea kamala harris and we'll get into this coming up, she can wave off concerns about millions and millions of illil immigrant legal immigrants be ing fast tracked into the counter and dumped into cities and schools and public schools that are under huge pressure and minorities and inner city folks are supposed to say thank you, can we have a few million more? because we are going to legalize weed federally. come on. >> yeah, i think priorities are off. i'm going to be a new grandfather in next couple months and i want to make sure

my grandchildren are able to go to schools that are safe and have better education, priorities need to be adjusted. e going to do to make sure the education system is better to keep out people who are illegal like i'm all for people coming into our country. people fight, die and kill to get to america because that's how ahouse amazing she is. at the same time i want you to come in and go through the legal process. that's why we have processes. that's what makes our country great. >> laura: all right. jay and anton, thank you so much. coming up, this is another favorite moment of this week. trump schooling a very -- a very well respected journalist on the economy. and kamala, well, she doesn't attend at all, next. ♪

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♪ >> laura: all right. i know you have seen all their desperate headlines and, of course, you have heard all the hyperbole from the left. >> donald trump is increasingly unstable and unhinged. >> keep in mind it was his judgment to do the play list. it's crazy town. >> the current g.o.p.

presidential nominee being, according to the former chairman of the joint chiefs of staff a quote fascist. >> laura: okay. now, if that were all true, gosh, how could donald trump right now have about a 50% chance of being president of the united states? and by the way, if that were all true, where are any of the reports of washingtonians rushing to sell their georgetown town houses or why aren't we hearing about the real possibility of a stock market crash if donald trump, that crazy guy were going to win? well, i will tell you why, because no one and i mean no serious person thinks trump in his winning would be the end of democracy and they never thought it would be. the truth is harris and the failed establishment she represents, they are the ones coming unhinged. you are seeing it day by day. the rhetoric is more defamatory by the minute because they

realize that they may not be on the verge of being thrown out on their tushs and at the same time corruption exposed once and for all. i said this before. they are going to pull out all the stop between tonight and election day to stop all of that from happening and, remember, she has got a billion dollars to do it and trying to raise more money. and tonight, they are all flummoxed and scratching their heads, they can't figure it out. why is trump still so popular? they smear him every day and trial put him in jail. why is he so popular. he fights for american workers. >> i put tariffs on china. i put 27.5%. otherwise, we will be flooded with chinese cars. and all of our factories would close. we would have no jobs at all in the auto industry. >> going to push up the cost for all those people want to buy foreign goods. that is just simple mathematics,

president trump. >> that's not. >> yeah it is but not the way you figured it. i was always very good mathematics protection of the companies that we have here and the new companies that will move in because we're going to have thousands of companies coming into this country. >> laura: now, how many politicians can step out on stage with no notes, and lay out the intricacies of u.s. trade policy, the federal reserve, interest rates, et cetera, with a hostile reporter. can i count how many people can do that on like one hand in washington at least. so will we see that type of situation, that type of forum in an appearance by kamala harris? >> just for the record and for those people watching on television, the economic club of chicago and bloomberg both invited vice president harris to a similar interview about her economic plans. she has declined so far. >> laura: of course she has declined. but we know that the man, the press claimed is losing his mind

not only showed up, he made a sputtering piece of minutes meat mince meatout of this reporter. he didn't let the sanctimonious experts say you're wrong card. >> yes, you're going to find some people who will gain from individual tariffs. the overall effect could be massive. >> i agree it's going to have a massive effect, positive effect. it's going to be positive. not a negative. no, no. i know how committed you are to this. it must be hard for you know, to spend 25 years talking about tariffs as being negative and somebody explain to you that you are totally wrong. the higher the tariffs the more likely it is it that the company will come into the united states build a factory in the united states pay a tariff. all do you build a factory in the united states you don't have any tariffs boom, boom, boom. but experts say. now, trump is saying that we instinctively already know that

net net will end up having more jobs in the united states. america will be a country that is more hospitable for business and more competitive around the world. now, the idea that a 10% or 20% tariff is going to lead to widespread inefficiencies in u.s. markets is totally absurd. if anything, it just gist ours companies a fighting chance against country that's build in all kind of protections into their manufacturing. >> john deere, great company, they announced about a year ago they are going to build big plants outside of the united states. right? they are going to build them in mexico. >> you. >> that's right. i said if john deere builds those plants they are not selling into the united states. they just announced yesterday they are not going to build the plants, okay? i kept the jobs here. john deere will stay here. >> laura: he went through mr. bloomberg with the british accent like a hot knife through butter. it was a beautiful thing to watch. most of the reporters who were trying to take down trump, they

live in a bubble. they have never been responsible for running companies or starting companies or making a payroll week after week. and the highlight of their year is like attends the white house correspondents dinner they really made it. they spend all their time reconfirming and reemphasizing the status quo. then they echo experts without ever stopping to examine whether the experts have actually been right more offer than they have been wrong. we saw this in spades during covid. remember when the experts tony fauci, all of them told us that we needed the shot. we needed the masks? we needed to stay at home. couldn't go to church but could go to the big box stores? it was all a lie. now, trump knows all the experts like alan greenspan, all those people who convinced clinton and bush to welcome china into the wto, he knows them. but trump and many of us warned that doing that with china all those years ago was a huge mistake. that communist china would

eventually overtake the u.s. economy and put our entire geopolitical position in peril as a result. and that is exactly what has happened. our expert class built china. clinton and bush believed china would become freer and more open. but they just became more powerful and more ruthless. and trump saw. this unlike kamala. he doesn't need to consult expert before he makes a statement about trade policy. is he an expert. before becoming president, he spent 40 to 50 years in business dealing with real investment bankers, real private equity firms and real lawyers. and from his lived business experience, he came to common sense conclusions. he understands that america has huge leverage and we must use our leverage to strike the best deals that we can that benefit the most american workers as possible and ultimately that helps protect our national

security as well. and this is why he has credibility. trump calls out the real collusion. the unwritten agreement among the elites that they can just ignore what the people want. because they believe the people are too dumb or too provincial. now, remember, for almost 20 years, polls have shown that voters wanted less immigration, not more. but the uniparty didn't care. but then came trump. and he actually connected with the common man. but that priggish journalist today doesn't get it probably never will. look at poor old bob woodward is he still trying to defend the biden record in his new book. but bob, since when do presidents get good grades for effort? and astounding lack of curiosity on his part, stunning that even mr. watergate hasn't really bothered trying to figure it out why is trump so popular? but the people know. the working class, they know.

more african-americans know. more hispanics are getting it. and increasingly, more young people know as well. they know that the america created by the so-called expert class is falling apart. as a result, their opportunities for a better life are vanishing. joining me now, brian brenberg, co-host of the big money show and ned ryun, founder and ceo of american majority. ned, i thought trump today was just fabulous on this economic forum. kamala wouldn't show up. wasn't charlamagne tha god. she wouldn't show up for this. but he did and that reporter, just the facial expression on his part was like i can't even believe i have to be here. >> the great part about trump is he a fearless. he will go into these hostile environments whether it's the national association of black journalists or today's economic club and bloomberg to have these conversations in front of an

audience that might be hostile with a hostile reporter. and the thing about trump, laura, that he did today is again for some reason everybody seems to think the trade policy sacrosanct gave benefit it building post war europe and japan. he said we are past this stage. this is about manufacturing jobs and american manufacturing. when he brought up tariffs, again, the foreign concept to this bloomberg reporter, what trump is talking about is targeted tariffs as a negotiating tool to level the trade field. so, if they are going to put 10n cars, we will do the same and we will get a point of greater equity with our trade deals. and that's the moral imperative of every national leader, laura, that we have lost sight of. it's the moral imperative of leader put interest of his nation first and last in all things. and that is donald trump's greatest, i think, selling point to the american people. i will add vacate for you are on

both foreign and domestic policy. >> laura: yeah, brian, this was something to behold. this is after the big build up trump is unhinged. he played too much music at a rally. then he goes up there and he just stuns everybody in that place. now, kamala was asked tonight by comparison about all the money that we're sending to ukraine and to other foreign nations. watch. >> why are we sending money to other countries when we desperately need it in our own country for homeless, housing, resources or whatever? >> that's one of the reasons the america first rhetoric resonates, what do you say to that? >> we can do it all and we do. so, first of all, i maintain very strongly america should never pull ourselves away from our responsibility as a world leader. >> laura: brian, dollars and cents foreign concept to her we're $35 trillion in debt.

it doesn't look like ukraine is winning. the experts have been wrong about that, too. how is this resonating with black audiences or any audience. >> they are saying we obviously can't do it all. vice president, you haven't done any of the things that we care about. there are always tradeoffs when it comes to the economy and how we spend our money and for four years, america has watched its leaders spend money almost anywhere else except on the things that would actually make a difference and by the way, the number one thing that would make a difference, is letting people keep more of their own money, which is exactly what president trump said on that stage today, and he secured a guy who i think is way more interested in being popular with bureaucrats. >> laura: he was the worst. >> than being popular with the american people and helpful to the american people. >> laura: yeah, ned. i want to go back to this john nicol wait fellow. it's like you look up in the

dictionary what is a snotty elite approach to journalism? and that's that guy. i don't know who he is, but he came across that way, okay? and trump just looks at him and says when have you ever been right? you have been wrong about everything. i love that. >> yeah. this is kind of the beginning of the end of the so-called expert class on the whole host of fronts. i think the thing that was really interesting to me today, laura, again, kind of a hostile crowd at the beginning. at the end of it was a standing and enthusiastic standing ovation for donald trump. think about it, three years ago people said trump is done. he is gone. is he never coming back. and today an enthusiastic, stand ovation by what we consider the economic elite of america. >> laura: well, kamala was with charlamagne tha god so, she withstood that difficult questioning. all right. now, he asked some tough questions, actually. i'm not trying to be too tough on him.

bryan, trump was asked after his phenomenal record on the economy. is he asked why should you be trusted on the economy. stupid question. >> yeah, like aren't track records part of the deal here. track record is everything. put his track record against they both have one. they don't need experts or theorize or wonder what is going to happen. all you got to do is look at what happened and ask yourself where was i thriving the most and that, by the way, is why so many minority voters are moving toward trump because they remember the wage gains and the income gains. never under estimate the importance of those things because that's how families make life work. >> laura: clinton, greenspan, bush, and the entire globalist class told us china and the wto permanent trade relation status would make them freer and be come into the world -- now they are beginning to eat our lunch. that's great. so they were right, right? brian and ned, thank you both. coming up, kamala tried to

rewrite her role in the border crisis. surprise

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visit coventrydirect.com. >> laura: all those democrats out there tonight covering for kamala's open border nightmare, they insist that venezuelan gang takeovers in colorado they are just limited to a few buildings, isn't that what martha raddatz said? trump and vance they are all exaggerating. oh, really? >> the company says gangs began causing problems at the end of 2023 this is sureblesz video the company says shows one of its representatives being assaulted after he refused to accept a bribe at the whispering pines complex. we spoke to that worker today who said i think they were trying to kill me. i don't know how i got out. but i got out.

>> laura: that's more collateral damage to kamala harris. no big deal. migrant gangs are not just taking over apartment bills. times square in new york. courtesy of our wonderful border caesar. nuclear weapon nasaing tourists who gather at midtown. the "new york post" blew the lid off the story some of the thugs as young as 11 and 12. they are threatening and frightening people. people just trying to enjoy their time in the big apple. well, border enforcement and deportation, right? americans are very clear on what they want. 54% favor mass deportation of illegal immigrants the millions that harris and biden waived into homeland for votes and cheap labor. they want them out. but democrats like kamala they don't give a rip. instead of living up to her oath of office. upholding our constitution, protecting america from all enemies, foreign and ghesk. harris simply blames trump

democrats are claiming will more loyal than americans. tom homan joins us former acting ice director. you say in addition to these stories. you say that the drug carmingtses are also spreading, fanning across the country, becoming more powerful faster even than this tren de aragua what can you tell us sources are telling you don't. >> sources in mexico killed more terrorists than the world combined. that's why they want to be designated a terrorist organization. trump will do that not only in charge of smuggling record amounts of drugs across the border the distribution process in this country. so they got a foot hold here. cartels in 42 countries. so it's like -- these cartels are big business.

and it's going to take a strong president to wipe them off the face of the earth. mexico is not going to do it. too corrupt. going to take a strong leader in the united states special operations take them out. they killed more americans than any terrorist organization in the world why would we not target them? >> laura: everyone i know knows someone, closely knows someone who has taken something that was laced with fentanyl teens dying near where i live. it's heart breaking thing. we are supposed to say they commit fewer crimes than everyone else. charlamagne asked kamala who really is to blame for the border crisis. watch this. >> doesn't the biden administration have to i can that some blame for the border though in the first three years y'all did get a lot of things wrong with the border. >> charlamagne first thing we dropped was a bill to fix the broken immigration system. which, by the way, trump did not fix when he was president.

>> laura: tom, when senator lankford was considering this bill, i literally said on the show i think you are on. you are literally giving kamala harris a talking point. that's all you are doing. this is a stupid bill and sure enough, that's exactly what happened even though the bill was an immigration bill. not a border bill. >> first of all the border was fixed. president trump had illegal immigration at a 45-year low. illegal immigration on 90%. unprecedented success. she broke the border. now she wants to fix it? she broke it. came into the office and wrote 94 executive orders. destroying everything we did. we went for the most secure border. lowest numbers ever to historic numbers. i just looked today. today i looked at some numbers. the removal. the deportation of criminal aliens, illegal aliens who have committed a crime is down 74% under this administration. they are not even removing the worst of the worse. ice has the lowest number of removals in the history of the agency in the same four years we had historic illegal immigration. kamala needs to face the fact.

she broke the border, they broke it. we had it fixed dom, the media and kamala harris herself are doing everything they can to minimize her involvement in the border, including today. watch this. >> why allow him to call you the border czar when that wasn't your role. >> give permission for that. >> you don't push back on it. that wasn't your role. >> fact-checkers have made that clear. >> laura: tom, she is just not a serious person. i mean, we have a serious -- a series of problems facing us and she is just not a serious person. >> bottom line is getting to that senate bill she keeps throwing out. that's a terrible bill. i told senator lankford that bill was teenager. and i wouldn't support it. and president trump did the write thing in numbering back on it. are we okay with 4 to 5,000 illegal aliens a day coming to this country. federal statute? that's going to be the new norm?

no it's not. the bill also gave unlimited money to ngos. nothing about child trafficking. 4 to 5,000 a day. carveout. unlimited children. bottom line is why did they wait three and a half years to come up with a bill? what they did they suck erred lankford. in write a bill that we know won't pass and get a couple -- foolish senators to agree. this then we know it won't pass. when it doesn't pass we will blame the republicans for the border mess. he fell for the trap. this is nothing but an election ploy. they haven't done a single thing with this overflow. they never tried secure the border. >> laura: that's a joke. >> they unsecured the border. unsecured the border. >> laura: i don't think anyone with buying this, i guess they are trying as hard as they can. it's not working, tom as always. the angle is going to bring you inside the commonwealth of pennsylvania. who is really helping the trump turnout machine and also, keeping counties in precincts on notice. we will tell how it is, we will

introduce them, next

>> laura: the verdict seems to be. in democrats are failing the american people, and they are leaving the party in droves. >> pennsylvania voter registration you register by

party and you go back to november of 2020, you see democrats 47%, republicans 39. that was 8 point advantage. look where we are now, it's just now 44% to 40%. party i.d. nationally october, november of 2016, democrats had a 3 point advantage. four years ago, democrats had a 6 point advantage. look where we are today. republicans with a 1 point advantage. >> laura: well, that's right. more americans are now identifying as republicans than they are democrats. and in swing states that, could really make a difference. but the hard work of voter registration doesn't happen on its own. it requires the hard work. and concerned citizens, like my next guest, scott pressler. >> i thank the board for working on the backlog of thousands of unprocessed voter registrations here in lucerne. i promise you i will use every second for the next 27 days making sure that we elect to elect donald j. trump.

we elect dave mccormick to the united states senate. >> joining me now scott pressler, founder of early vote action on the ground registering voters. keeping all the right people in check all those changing parties. scott, it was great to see you in butler. you got a huge, huge, you know, reaction your name was evoked. folks in pennsylvania are worried because they want to make sure every vote counts. what progress have republicans made in pennsylvania? >> well, thank you, laura, for having me back. i will tell you in 2020 there were 650,000 more registered democrats than republicans in pennsylvania. in 2020 was narrowly decided by 80,000 votes. and i'm proud to tell you, laura, that as of today, that is

650,000 number has been narrowed down to 312,000. we have cut in half the voter registration deficit in just four years time. and, also, the democrats are down more than 400,000 mail-in ballot requests from where they were four years ago. and we have flipped beaver county from blue to red. we have flipped bucks county from blue to red. we have flipped lucerne county from blue to red. objectively, donald trump is in the best position to win pennsylvania this year than ever. >> laura: and scott, again, you're on the ground. you are talking to other activists, other get out the vote efforts in the state. and what's driving people to vote this time around? what are the top, you know, two or three issues? >> number one, it's the economy. our staff at early vote action.com, we have 67 staff on the ground.

the majority of them are moms. they say to me scott, i can't afford anything. i can't afford gas. i can't afford food. i can't afford my mortgage. meanwhile, we are taking care of the rest of the globe. you know our charity extends to ukraine, but what about the american people? what about struggling moms and dads? number two, to every young person out there, you know, we don't want to send to you war. we don't want to have these endless wars. to young people, it's a very real issue about having peace not war and then the third one, laura is, illegal immigration. we want a secure border. we want to put the american people first, and that's why people are registering to vote in droves for the republican party. >> laura: all right, scott. we are going to check back in with you the next two weeks. thank you so much for joining us and for all you're doing there. all right, twisted tim's wife assigns homework to voters. and team kamala texts trump. he is lost and confused. jimmy failla never lost or confused do your dry eyes still feel gritty, rough,

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>> now it's time for wtf. joining me now is the host of fox news saturday night. jaimee, "so good to see you. i heard radio, "was really plugging this charlamagne tha god interview with kamala harris but tell me if you agree, "i think the most compelling message to voters came towards the end. watch. >> he has a tendency to mention cities that either have historically been a black majority population or... [laughter] >> more persuasive than anything she says. >> at first i thought the beat meant she was using profanity but then i realized that was actually just the race card expiring. apparently it has an expiration date. you can only desperately play it so many times before it just goes past the date and you cannot use it anymore. so this was historic in nature.

>> laura: oh, my gosh. the media of course when crazy that trump stopped his rally last night when there were a few medical emergencies that had to be taken care of. they played a bunch of music, "watch. >> he swayed longer than we have been on the air. >> bizarre is the only word that comes to mind. >> i don't understand 35 minutes of him swaying. [laughter] >> of him swaying, i don't understand the swaying. what? >> what part don't they get? >> what they are trying to tell you is they are out of angles to attack him from. nothing is working. can you imagine if he just went on with the rally and was like oh, "it sucks to be you! he did what he is supposed to do which is stand by while they get medical attention. but they just don't know what to do with this. and that is where we are. three weeks to go until election day, kamala harris and the media have proven that if you throw enough at the wall, it doesn't actually stick. nothing is sticking.

>> laura: it slides down. so that got me thinking, "there was some type of emergency at a kamala harris event, let's say this was literally expiring out of boredom and watching her, what would she then go to on her playlist? >> i think the obvious has to be something by vanilla, because she is such a fake. >> laura: forgot about them. >> you cannot play anything by the police because she would try to defund them so i think you have to go with the obvious hits. her theme song is beyonce and she is kind of free beyonce because she loves to give everything away and promised free stuff so i'm thinking you go with that or borderline by madonna since she has let 10 million people across it. i was that not apropos? >> laura: what about coming to america by neil diamond? and the boats and the planes. >> most people at the rally would be playing we've got to get out of this place.

that were they would be listening to her speak and thinking of the scarecrow thinking if i only had a brain. there is no good way to slice it >> laura: i think they used to make fun of trump's dance, that little dance he does. and it actually made him more popular. they made fun of the cats and dogs thing and that became its own meme and that didn't really work either. >> trump is the most inclusive dancer in the world because ymca is the one dance everybody can do. whether you are slow or have rhythm, there is no higher form of inclusion then the ymca. they play it when you are drunk at the yankee game. >> laura: you forgot karma chameleon. great to see you, that's it fo >> carley: kamala harris continuing her tour through the rust belt with stop in philadelphia, sitting down