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and this is "the ingraham angle" from washington tonight. he "thank you for joining us orn tidbit from "the new york post" sheds more light on the friction between kamala harris and the man who actually one his primard biden whispered to obama, she is not as stroning as me, according to the renowned liberator. s obama answered in response, i know, that's true, we have time. not a lot, only 19 days andst there is a f building consensus tonight the political momentum at least for now is with donald trump. he did a unit patient town hall yesterday, another hostile foreign and seem to take it inra stride. no reports he showed up late or tried to rat the interview early or jet that is he is confident of himself and the understanding of the issues as complex a as ty are. this is a start contract to

kamala and the fox done. that is the focus of tonight's "angle." last night he said instants tof sit down with bret baier but we have a better sense just how badly it wen bt for her.. her own supporters inside and bestoutside the campaign, they a it appeared to have the best iyd could do and i read pretty much everything today, the best they could do was try to portray her as kamala in the lands ten. the media's word of the day: tough!was >> this is all about one word, sthe word tough so that sheg to showed a real toughness by goinl in there and standing toe-to-toe. ity ve was clearly aggressive, tough and she was absolutely fine. she answered kamala harris in every criticism that came her way. >> laura: she was absolutely fine.ine. when anyone said that about i

donald trump, absolutely fine? she answered every criticism bum what interview were these people watching? a party's nominee going to be tough? isn't that given for this job description? i'm sure kim jong un andyo vladimir putin, they are not tough! if you really are tough and questioning in an interview, why on earth would you want yourct staffers to cut it short? but, in fact, that is exactly what happened in. madam vice president, they are e wrapping the heart here.ra: >> i thank you for the time. >> laura: why didn't adam tough lady that the staff?, yo if you are dominating an interview and you are on the ton of your game, you are reaching t itentirely new audience, why wouldn't you want it to breathee a little, have a little fun?

some context -- >> we were to start at 5:00 p.m. and this was the time they gave us but originally we were going to do 25 or 30 minutes. they came in and maybe 20 peer to the vice president showed upp 5:15 and i had to dismount ando i'm talking four people waving their hands like it's got to stop. >> laura: it was like theus gymnastics. obviously hurt comp staff so what we saw in it was nottt pretty. and itin wasn't that bret was getting combative and doing what journalists used to do which is as serious questions. and occasionally follow-up when questions are actually not answered. bit was not that he was by thewe depth that she was getting more visibly annoyed the longer it went on. enter the verbal crush. may i please finish? >> we have a broken immigration system that needs to be preparee to.

>> the homeland security said 80% -- i >> may i ruth to finish responding, you have to let med finish, please. >> laura: just sat. her staff should have had her practice answering at leasgot a few questions about a record. she has to answer questions, right? without using the words: donald trump! she literally coulg d not do th. >> they said the country was on the wrong track. why are they saying that if you are turning the page? you've been in office three and a half years. >> and donald trump has been runninou hg for office -- you >> you have been the personbo holding the office.th >> come on, you and i know what we're talking about. wea >> actually i don't. >> laura: week, week, week. the woman to think deserves to be president showed up late to an interview and refused to

answer straightforward rather simple questions that she should have answered three months ago here just so the subtext throughout -- i had to watch this again because in.t was torture -- whenever asked about her actual record or actual comments in the past 2019, what she is trying to say, i guess, they would have had more success in a lot more consensus if trump was not out there running for presidenrt and banging the drop, i guess that was her argument. she wanted to show the country that she is, impact, a serious person with serious plans andup solution how to repair our border and lift up our economy, but she didn't because sheay can't. all she could do is what she always does, grandstand and repeat lines that herr consultants had her memories. m now when bret brought up the who mother who blames biden and harris after daughter murdered by an illegal, this was a famed

emotion. >> i will tell you i'm so sorry for her loss. i am so sorry for her loss, sincerely. but let's talk about what is i happening right now with an individual does not want to>> f participate in solutions. >> laura: first of all, when someone says sincerely, it is like saying frankly. began,r wa it is trump's old. this woman's daughter wasmp murdered and she's trying to say it is trump's all and moved to trump, deflect to trump. this will not work with interrelations, congress, pe period! dis what my boys do, i deal day long at my house. with all the bromides flying shr sounded like chatgpt trying to mimic my angelo. the speak with the vast majority of us have more in common than whae separates us and i believe the american people are ready to turnge o the page on divisivenes

and the type of rhetoric that has come out owf donald trump. people are ready to turn a way to forward. >> laura: turn away new forward and: fascist.ri nsagain, a new way forward is france, repeat, because e on5 minutes earlier, this womn could not name one thing differently than she would do an biden. the fact harris missed a huge opportunity last night and thatex bestch the print media could do was call the exchange "testy."ln "the washington post" and "new york times" followed suit with a better s.a.t. word a lengthy interview contentious. atnotice what they couldn't say, they couldn't say she showed mastery of the facts that she laid out a bold agenda that differentiators from biden'saf unpopular record of. she did none of the above peer to the fact is her staff was desperate to stop the interview because they knew the longer it went on, the weaker he came

across. they were like trainers at a t boxing match throwing a towel in the ring to stop the fight. and that is "the angle." who joining me tonight texas senator, ted cruz, whose rumor is he's a pretty decent debater himself, senator. grearis.t to see you. i know you served in the senate with harris. are you surprised that she is just terrible at these interviews after all this time? >> you know,know i'm not. she is number one ideologue and hard, hard lefhet and her vote e left to bernie sanders andth elizabeth warren. i served with bernie and elizabeth and there ain't much room left. oshe is different than joe bidn who ispet. basically a puppet.el iekamala is a true believer ineb place that is nonsense iat watch that debate, and kamala has one oneer to every question and answern, w is "i hate donald tr"

whatever they immigration, 11 and a half million peoplean, invading this country, i hate donald trump. iran, if iran is the greatestbi enemy, why did you give ahe billion dollars? i hate donald trump. er: how are you different than joe biden, what would you do differently than joe biden? i hate donald trump.u ju the one that ticked me off theag most is actually when you played skeda minute ago where bret askd her quite reasonably, do you wish to apologize to the parents of laken riley and dtoo you wish to apologize to the parents of rachel moran and jocelyn's mother? i know jocelyn's mother elects is a you on wonderful mom won them breathing her 12-year-old daughter murdered by illegal aliens that kamala released ande kamala couldn't bring yourself to apologize.an he feelss sorry but should not take no accountability for it she won't change w the policies s she's releasing new

illegals who will murder and doing the exact same thing and r by the way my opponent in the texas senate race colin allred,o colin allred is kamala and t boh open voter radicals with no responsibility for disastrous policies. >> laura: now, democrats want to dehumanize trump and in your race, you, that you don't care, that trump don't care, that the are just mean. they want to put women back in the kitchen. it is the same, old, tired cliches. but meanwhile trump goes on with in a patient interview another house to wait that, and he's asked about the three virtues that kamala harris possesses, what would they be? this is what he says. >> i think we haveay, the sound bite. anyway, we will play it in one. second, but in general, i think we have it. let's listen. >> she seems to have an ability

to survive because you know, she was out of the race and all of a sudden she is running for president. she seems to have some pretty long time friendships. that is also -- i don't call that an ability that i call it a good thing. she seems to have a nice way about her.e of i like the way some of her statements and some of her -- the way she behaves in a certain way. >> laura: basically all she could say aboueamst him is he so usto love his family. he was very gracious. i've known you 25 years, ted, same thing or two that is all they can do, this mere and feary theme. >> they are motivated by hate and they convince themselves they hate donald trump with all of their hearts. their policies are a disaster so but they do is life. m saying the same thing. i had a debate with colin allrea and the entire debate like't bkamala harris, he is trying to

present that hat he hasn't beena hard left liberal and he hasn't supported open borders, that he hasn't voted to defend the police and that he has unopposed oil and gas energy and running $100 million of fads lying toin the people of texas. i'm telling you, laura, i'm getting massively outspent and thegoing to encourage voters a go to ted cruz.com now because this is a one or two-point race and $100 million commitment. this millie only way they are sg is millions of people coming to ted cruz.org and giving $25, $50, $100 or more that lets us e the trip and that is what donald trump is pointing out hihes policies work, securig the border, unleashing the economy and their policies are a disaster. u i am grateful for the books tt go to ted cruz.org.got >> laura: you got it in, ted, that is why you are a good debater. the argument for texas, if you

want us to be like san francisco and california, think out with that guy. deftly felt for him ifo you wat us to continue to be the place ewhere everybody moves to to escape those kind of policies, you have to go with what works. this is the status quo of horrible kamala harris type of policies or the change of economic advancement which you guys are killing it for taxes. senator, thank you for joining us and we appreciate it. cha coming up, kamala's campaign, as i said, having a few challenges so do they have a defibrillator next to save it? we will examine next. ♪ ♪

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♪ ♪ speak with the top line is a five-point advantage that kamala harris had in the last ps gone. >> looking side-by-side and you can see. >> democrats worry it could be a repeat of donald trump's 2016 win. >> laura: except baker. eight silver is now warning democrats that harris probably faces a tougher environment than clinton or biden. income up parties around the world the pendulum swinging with conservative immigration is a

big deal to voters. and alan silver is forecasting that trump will win the electio. this comes latest national poll has trump ahead by two points. 20 make ke kevin mccarthy former speaker of the house. she has raised a billion dollars and burned through most of that and going back to wall street and silicon valley for more money. they need more money they said to win in the swing states. what does going on here questioning. >> they are yelling at the donors, why won't they support them. if you ever want to know which side is losing, look for the articles where there is infighting. the democrats giving an article without this infighting. >> laura: pennsylvania campaign chief a disaster. >> who to blame for policies for one, her as kamala harris. one thing historically has told us she piques on the day she announces and then she goes down from there, which we have watched happen. secondly has, there is a

contrast here. they tried to do the whole thing against donald trump and they can't. the america public knows and now. so you can lie as much as you want but it doesn't quite. the other thing dojo too coach is something different the environment is true if you watch the gallup poll a week and a half ago, but does ask you if you are supporting that the you identify with republican or democrat? historically republicans have never win and they won the poll by three points 48-35 and you can correlate the democrats win the presidency is the difference between those two. the second one who is best to solve your problems? the republicans beat the democrats on that. think about the voter registration to where it was four years ago, it grew republicans dropped democrats. i don't know why the democrats are missing? more hispanics voting for the 1541, the highest black vote. >> laura: but you are right, they are lashing out at black

men we will get to that coming up. >> barack obama yelling at them. >> laura: hispanic voters saying, what are you doing here? they are voting for economic interest. >> exactly! they watch more at the same and she said -- look, if i run president trump's campaign, what would you do different mesh mark i can't do anything. >> laura: she is the change candidate. >> change back to where we don't have inflation. we have secure border, we have a safe world with no more wars. we have in america where everybody is raising up. >> laura: you know what people say to me a lot, gosh, remember interest rates 2.1%. why didn't i buy a house or apartment? so many people -- you don't want too many people to think that won't come again and that is over and you will never have that dream of owning your own home again and he speaking to that which i think is very powerful. >> economics is the biggest

driver in the next secure border. the thing about this they attack his tax plan and all of the headlines, people work given raisins and employer giving more money. she wants to take your money and we didn't have inflation so you got more money, it went further. >> laura: for celebrity factor is having zero. it never works! >> it never works, it never works! >> katy perry and bruce springsteen. >> can they not learn? i get excited by it but no one else does. >> laura: mr. speaker, great to see you in studio no less. the biden-harris administration caught cooking the books again. we will expose it next. ♪ ♪

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horace cooper project 21 chair. that was an actual column in "the new york times." blamed the patriarchy. >> i read and laugh. we at project 21 saw the nbc poll that said 33% in 2024, 33% of black men are moving toect either center or right positions. we at project 21 have been butrying to make that occur. but it has been easier for the left to do abo it! they talk about the patriarchy! these woke terms alienate black men. and one of the biggest groups within black men that they alienate our blue-collar workers. blue-collar black men are more likely and certainly extremely likely to have the same idea