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>> charlie: good evening coach i'm charlie hurt and for laura ingraham and this is a special edition of "the ingraham angle." starting with fox news alert, at least 19 people injured after delta plane traveling from minneapolis crashed and flipped upside down while landing at thistoronto airport earlier this afternoon. we are expecting a press conference in a moment and we will bring it toy mo you live wn that comes. here but the very latest is eric shawn, fox news seniodentr correspondent. >> charlie coach a very dramatic and compelling picture you have seen flipped over on its back. you know, we could have been so much worse tonight. to the delta connection crash in toronto's pearson international airport added with the belly of the plane as you can see facing up on the frigid runway. actually, none of the 80 people on board was killed but as you said, 19 reporte d injured. three passengers in criticalion, condition and among them

pediatric patients and a child 48-yand in addition a 60-year-od man and 40-year-old woman all taken to the hospital. do but officials say all 80 people 66 passengers and four crew members on board are allte accounted for. >> there are people outside walking around. speak of the aircraft isligh upside down. >> it was flight 4918 at st. paul airport and sierra 900 by delta connection airlindee landed about 2:13 a.m. in the wind gust th guse height of the an hourhaion 40 miles coming from the right. it appears the right wing of that plane may have struck the runway when it touched down with such jarring force the wind. completely snapped off the fuchsia lodge and appears to be dark the side knows likelyt

hit the runway andon the jet fu spilled on the runway becausene the engine broke and thankfully that helped save people's lives because that ignited a black villa we cloud allpe down the runway would certainly spare the lives of those passengers. tonight the national transportation safety boartrtatt a teamront to toronto to work wh canadian counterparts. the black box and the pilots

private conversations and breaking conditions frombr the flights all part all of the ongg probe in this. experts say the crosswinds rulet landing 35 knots and 35 knots ie 40 miles an hour. that i,s really at the edge, a challenge for landing this type of jet, 60-year-old cr j canadaa jet but thankfully tonight three people are in critical condition but have being attended to and everybody has survived the crash and we are waitingom t for news conference in toronto for the latest. charlie, back to you. spewing truly dramatic and great reporting, thank you, eric. >> this is going to yet again raise the concern about faafing staffing. air traffic control staffing.af there has been this talk about maybe staff cuts at the faa as a part of president trump's effort to trim d down the federalr

workforce. thistr will feed into the incidents and safety of the air traffic control system will be a part of the conversation. >> laura: the left wing media accusing trump being the causein fog r the crash. what is really to blame? scott pattillo and kyle bailey aviation expert and former faa safety tea gm representative.s kia will code you have to ask you, do potential cuts to the faa and other parts of the federal government have anything to do with what is going on right now? >> but i d see at this point th have zero to with this accident. it is not a matter of staffing. they had nothing to do with this right now, i can tell you that. >> charlie: scott, i realize this is pretty impossible to tell from just this dramatic footage what happened, but you have a lien completely shearedn- off the hotehol you have

40-mile-per-hour winds as eric shawn reported. can you give us ancatiy sort of indication what you think might have -- what are the range ofre possibilities what might have happened? here? >> certainly, charlie. there is a number of things that aircome to mind ranting and crosswinds on a lonely airplane like this, you have to nail everything just right. it is a little bit of a challenge that you add ac runways and blowing snow across the runway into the equation, it becomes tricky. experience pilots to this day iw and day out have a little bit of an advantage and are aware of what is going on with the aircraft. you can never give up on it.t at the pilot was unstable on the approach and i'm not saying he thatwas, but if he were, it woud to the equation as well. if the air speed is fast coming to town coach controls that he will put in normally will actli slightly different and it could

over exaggerate the flight contg surfaces making it quite easy to catc.h the wing. he has to fly the airplane down the end of the runway.rela if he relaxes or comes off at all a good chance the wind will catch the wing because the wing to hit the ground and put the airplane on its back like it did s appear tbao i know it's too ey to tell. i don't believe turbulence was an issue because a-318 landed before w theeim and did not flip o turbulence is rolled out but i think they wilt look at the pilots. i agree with what kyle said, it is rooted close to blame doge and president trump on this. the controllers in canada are not even faap or two they are canadian controllers. so very, very different situation up there. >> charlie: that is ant interesting point and an important one, i think. earlier today, kyle,

eric swalwell, congressman eric swalwell started to blame trump mab on x somewhere, trump as president and in control of air safety at. does that kind or help if trying to navigate a crasouh like this and figure out what the hell happened? >> it doesn't help unlike the previous gas just pointed out, they were in canadian air spaces so nothing to do with donald trump and nothing to do withay the way the faa is run. but is not the faa. one thing i want to say the faa inents tremendous aircrafth certification requirements, the outcome with his crash with not a single fatalitiny really indicatewhens how superior the regulation is when it comes to building these airplanes.also they have 16g seats in the airplane and breakaway wings.

we haven't seen those on airplanes 40 or 50 years ago. that attests how great the system works that everybody w walked away from this.as that is what the airplane was designed for. if there is a glimmer of light year, everybody walkedjuri away. obviously there were a few injuries, but the system worked withlly everybody walking away. we really have to applaud the way the airplanes are built into certification that the faa and canadian authorities made in the building u of these airplanes. >> charlie: sure. that is a great point. real quickly, kyle, is therentsb anything odd about ntsb, would we expect ntsb, air ntsb to take part in the investigation evenod though it is canada? >> yes we would. >> very much deborah point coach the president ceo of toronto pearson. i just come over from emergency

operation center and i'm here to give you a statement on what events transpired here today toronto pearson. o first and foremost, there was no loss of life. this is into part two heroic and trained professionals in our first responders at the airport. so the facts of the matter.m around this event that happened approximately 2:30 p.m. is delta air lines flight 404918aci subsidiary was involved inat t single aircraft accident uponyi granting torontong pearson.ers. the plane was carrying four crew and 76 passengers and among them 22 canadians and the other passengers are multinational. airport emergency workers mounted a textbook response reaching the site within minutes and quickly evacuating the passengers. we stood up emergency operations center with delta air lines and

representatives from fire, please, paramedics, security federal agency partners.nj urbegan, there were no fataliti. 17 enter a passenger is a localn area hospital.y at this time we do not know if the passengers having critical injuries. we immediately halted for their arrivals and departures on our remaining three runways. those runways were reopened e reapproximately 5:00 p.m. the other runways remained to serve the investigation, which will carry forward for the rest of the night and into the next several days. these two runways will remain closed while the investigation takes place. again, we are very grateful that there was no loss of life in relatively minor injuries.e weco are very focused on the cae and the concern and the passengers and the crew, some of whom have already been reunifief with their families and friends.

others in a comfortable place right here anment the airport in environment we are getting a lot of care and support from the staff. daleca to delta air lines is providing customer care and information fogersr passengers. in closing, note airport ceo wants to have these type of press conferences, but this is exactly what the emergency, ourl operations and first responder partners are all practice and trained for here till i can thir outcome is into part to theirfu heroicse work and i thank them profusely.ilor our thoughts and prayers arecome with all.wi we willll be providing more information as it becomes available. we do expect operational impact and delays at the airport over the next few days while the two runways remain close for the investigation and we will share information periodicallyfor for for those traveling, continued to look at the website and be

with your respective carrier as well. thank you for your time today. >> thank you debra, we will post toronto pearson update so be sure to follow us there. thank you for joining us. >> charlie: so, okay, i want to bring back scott pattillo dental, retired commercial airps plane pilot and faa safety team representative. scott, obviously, i don't fly planes but i ride in them annay awful lot. i have to say as dramatic as the footag e is, the idea that everybody climbed out of thatte plane alive is completely upside down. you lose the wing and obviously you may have never had quite this experience before, but how surprised are you at this

outcome that we don't have>> massive fatalities here?pl >>et like kyle said, i'm not completely unsurprised there were no fatalitiesre and verycr ewexcited that there weren't. buracut the cabin crew did a ereckless job to get all of the passengers out. >> charlie: upside down. >> they climbed out. isn't that fantastic? -on a few to carry on bags withm which is a knucklehead thing to do at any second because they need to get awayrpla from the airplane. it is totally attributed to thee cabin crew and running evacuation and additional passengers who stick around toee help lift those other people ou. of the airplane. kudos to everyone involved. and the crash fire and rescue people did a room miraculousthin job. outstanding. >> charlie: il, anything from the press conference that stood out to you that was important

for viewers to know? pre >> no, i think that was pretty much uneventful press conference as expected. the photos and everything from what we have seen really explains the heroic efforts of all of the parties involved, the flight crew and the pilots. oni e quick thing i want to poit out here, the ice actually played a part in the airplane at the very end. there are so many survivors of the result of the friction sliding over the ice could actually help with no fatalities. >> charlie>> t: hiatal, thank yu so much for joining us tonight. now to kentucky and tennessee where some residents are facing deadly flash flooding. joining us now is fox news senior correspondent, jonathan with the latest.

>> hi, charlie in the small towy of tennessee, all day we see first responders going out into thine floodwaters in boats checking on the holdouts, residents that didn't wante to leave their homes and did their best to persuade them to get in the vote b and come to higher ground. surrounded by water, these residents are less isolated and without power with plunging temperatures as we go into theen weight go to it makes dangerous to stay behind, which was also concerned flood were average parts may bring kentucky. take a listen.il >> what this means is water out there, there is still a lot t freeze. we will selacke black ice in different places throughout the day and night and how cold itge. will get.re remember theme extra snow we are going to get. d >> president trump has approved emergency declaration forky wrm kentucky where the storm has killed at least 11 people includinr-olg a mother and her 7-year-old daughter that were

riding in a vehicle swept up a roadway by floodwaters saturday night. first responders perform more than 1,000 rescues during the storm and storm survivors say that they are determined to rebuild. >> it is hard. unable start over and i will do k better next time. do i have to look at it like a that. god is on my side. >> great attitude and end reads tennessee i spoke with the fire chief, the head of the volunteer fire department here. he has served with the department about 35 years. we have seen floods come and go. the river goes up to elevated levels sometimes twice a year. but he says in his 35 years in this town, he has never seen anything like what occurred here last weekend, charlie.'t spain when truly tough people,ja but they don't need any more of this. jonathan would you think you much.

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as a metaphor for a second terms taking a victory lap. >> this is your favorite president. b i am a big fan. i'm really a big fan and how you did this, i don't know. but i just want you to be safe.l you are powerful people, great people, great american's. have a fun day, enable see you later. >> charlie: not only was trump having a blast, he was welcome with open arms. open♪ ♪ ♪ for the land of the free... >> charlie: and he was in highhk spirits for a good reason. >> i think it is fantastic.ai it is great fon.r the country. our country is doing well again. we have spared all over the world again. we brought it back and it's been less than fourt we weeks.im you will seee. what we will do n a little period of time.

it will only get better. this is really exciting. just be when we are barely a month into trump's' second terml and one thing isar evident. his agenda is more popular than ever. americans are thrilled that we are actually getting a government that is rooting out the waste, product, abuse. things politician from both parties have promise for decades, even democrats cannot deny the success they tried sori hard. >> donald trump's favorability itrating is actually higher than it was the first time around. o 63% favor federal government's recognition of only two sexes, 60% favor deporting immigrants who enter thantse united states illegally, 60% favor expandingpd oil and gas production, 59% favor declarin g an emergency at the southern border. >> let me say as it relates to all of those issues, we are just at the beginning.

we have a broken immigration system and we need to fix it in a comprehensive and bipartisanmr way. inat the same period of time as democrats, wfae willmi protect dreamers, farmworkers, and family to help our communities across the country thrive. >> charlie: democrats are using the same talking points they have used for years. all talk, no action.t but now, we have a president who is all action. o democrats better get used tooing this or it is going to be axt victory lap for the next four years. joining me now is an american majority founder, ceo ned reineh along with steamboat institute, kaylee mcghee white and byronde york, fox news contributornt and "washington examiner," so ned the code to i want to start with you and i want to play senator mark warner's completets meltdown of the spirit. >> i think the democrat brand io really bad and election based or

culture. and the democrats failure to connect with cultural basis wits wide swath of americans isty usually problematic. f the t the majority o party realizes that ideological purity of some of the groups is a recipe for disaster. >> charlie: so ned, do you'r have any sense whatsoever democrats realize the situationy they are in and how they mights possibly fix? >> i don't think so, to be honest, charlie, they are doubling them and i don't thinka they learned anything fromth november 5th. and warner can say whatever heii wants to but the fact of the matterfa the democratic party is still un-american falever left t holds the power especiallyg grassroots level. as they are wandering around, you have trump going at a relentless speed. part of the magic taking placeda

with trump is proposings apparently radical concept forrr many in d.c. a government that actually representns and promoto the interest of the american people. i think that is one of the reasons it's so popular, of charlie, it is the moral imperative that every national o leader to promote the interest of his or her citizens on every front every day. i think we've had a lot of immoral leadership and trump shows up and says, "hey, we will not put up witity h immigrationd insanity anymore." in the light of that the more moral leader in the public arena for generations. >> charlie: and it's>> all abour issues and they are durable issues that will be around for g long time. pol kele, obviously one of the more remarkable things when you look at polling now, kamala harris stil, stl remains one of the mot popular or the most likely democrats to be the party'swatc

leader. but she can't get away from her word salads. dea watch this. >> at times, we are dealing with so much in the world. we have to find those moments that are about joy.om you know as ween say shine your light in moments of darkness. and knowing that that light comes from within as well as from without. >> charlie: kaylee, can you translate this for me? >> no, but i hear -- here is what i will say, congratulations to president j.d. vance if democrats decide to run again in e2028. you know, i think this is part of the reason tom's agenda is popular especially among my gen z adults because opposition ispr so weak and continues toliy provide us with absolutely nothing. y to taptrump's abilit into cultural moments like going to daytona 500 where the super bowl.

to wit is reigniting the american spirit,ng especiallyh amongrg my generation which grec up in institutions that relentlessly pressured them to i hate america and to be ashamed f it. so trump is bringing back that sentiment and he is doing exactly what we wanted him to do, which is gutting the unelectegen d unaccountable y bureaucracy.an listen, gen z it does not want toyste be another generation toy taxes in a system that ignores us and takes advantage of us. we deserve better and trump is h proving he can do that. >> charlie: of course, he does it very naturally and people can relate to him in ways we haven't ime.seen from a politician in ag time. byron, congressmanan jamie rask is fantasizing about another impeachment. >> this whole whole corruptionic attack that is an attack on the department of justice for engaging corruption prosecutionl could be impeachable in a

different political environment. >> will a third fake impeachmen work? >> a different political environment with democrats controlling the house of representatives. that ther will not happen real soon. it is somethino tag we need to c aboutst here, which is there isa couple of aspects to this.demo when is the popularity of trump's positive agenda and democrats flailing about their r that leaves them with the option of attacking trumpe. the problem here is thes democratic and media affiliates attack machine has not been able to get in gear. to go back years from right now the first month of trump's presidencyry 2 february 2017. at the national security advisoa michael flynn has to quit because he's been targeted byy the fbi in some sort of a russia investigation.at t if you go back and look at media reports at the time and what democrats including jamie raskin

saying at the time, it is really all russia, russia, russia. they are is a certain hysteriai they managed to get going and keep going for a long time.hi ngwhat you see now is the absene of something like that. may rest and was hoping the handling of eric adams indictment at the justice department could be that and peopwe've had other people hopig elon musk and doge could be that. but nothing has gained traction the democrats already had at this time in trump's first term. >> charlie: sometimes it makesig you think the only thing they have left to shamelessness, which in politics is a good thing to have bu's nt it is not working out.>> ned, kaylee, byron, thank you for joining us. >> thanks, charlie. >> charlie: dems on doge after billions of dollars in waste has been exposed. that is next.

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♪ ♪ >> donald trump has outsourced many of the presidents to elon musk.e he is an american oligarch ander you see this every autocratic regime. >> they are also looking not just accespos irs systems but potentially layoff irs workers there. this is a full-scale assault on government. >> joe concha, and wrestled.ey'r they are in your bedrooms, they are in your living rooms. they have your data, down [bleep]!tran >> charlie: according to the left, transparency over how tax dollars are being spent is the worst thing imaginable. the swamp doesn't like it, when they are taking aim at doge because musk and company exposed

buildup of government wrought an efficiency waste and fraud mon appeared to they think saving your taxpayer money is akin to biden 'for debacle. >> this does remind me of the federal government version o vf the drawdown. the way it o went about in the . we went about doing it was horrible. we could not have done it in a better way. righthatt now we agree there is federal waste and the federal government and everyone would likeey'r to cut the deficit and spending. the way they go about it makes: noan sense. >> charlie: and all of the has is theheiry are fake outrage and n muweak chant low as. g [chanting] >> charlie: 20 me now is mike davis, and president of the a

article iii project and all around a very smart guy.at might, wha at are they so afraid of, honestly? >> that is a very good question because president trumumpp campaigned on the fact that he is going to hire elon musk and set up doge to go into the federal government and cut waste, fraud to, abuse and you have these activists judges tell link the president his treasury secretary, for example and not look a at treasury payments because apparently these activists judges also don't wan the trumtop administration to f waste, fraud, abuse. i guess the question we should have is why did they fear they were going to be accountability? isn't that like the best fro disinfectant? >> charlie: y yes, especially after all the lectures we have heard from them for years about the importance of democracy. they certainly don't seem toal

like to like democracy all that match, especially as you pointai out,gn trump not only present b campaign on this stuff specifically. i was struck by somethingwa elon musk saidly last week thati thought was really, really smart and extraordinary press conference he did at the white house with hison son gettg on his shoulders half of thee pr time, talking about how if the president of the united states can't get this done, we don't live in a democracy but we live in a bureaucracy. >> that is exactly right. the president is in charge of the executive branch. he has a constitutional duty of article 2 to take care that the laws are faithfully executed and that includes appropriations tby congress and by these administrative agencies when spending money to make sure it,h is not being misspent and there is not waste, fraud, abuse. to that we are not sending money to gaza and that you meant toprs

fund terrorists. s it is great that elon musk has t become president trump'so heat shield on this. >> i want you to listen to this. two employees from usaid whois work on "60 minutes" t.oally complain. watch this. >> people are really scared to. dayi think 12 days ago, peoplew where their next paycheck were coming from and they knew hothw they would pay for their kidse day care, medical bills,ov and then all gone overnight. >> they are not looking for competencysts. were pure loyalty tests. ifyo you don't get that, you wil be punished. >> charlie: they actually believe that federal government exists to provide them with the jobs. >> the usaid has become the elite job program. there party planner and travel agent so that elitist in washington, d.c., concluding

that woman that was just on their macs, wasn't that samantha power's press secretary or something like that? i thin k these elitists in washington, d.c., can find other jobs like real americans and real americans do every day. >> charlie: or maybe they can't find real jobs but either way, it shouldn't be a problem.i mike, thank you so much. just a head coach of free speech under attack in europe and the di liberal media obscena'e reactio. that is next.

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germany. more than 50 similar raids played out. >> charlie: fet there are also signs america's establishment media they are open to similarn, ideas. take margaret pregnant the host of cbs we can show "face the nation" j.d. vance announced in germany on friday, brennane decided to attack him rewriting the history of holocaust with interfere with secretary of the mstate marco rubio. wiebe is gaining in a country where free speech was weaponize to attack genocide and met with a political party that has far right views and historic ties to extreme groups. but the context of that wase changingto the tone of it. >> charlie: luckily, the trump administration won't lie allow e

media to blatantly lie and goas unchecked. secretary rubio did not mince words. >> free speech was not conducted by genocide and there was noitio free speech in nazi germany. there was none. only a party that govern the country so that is not accurate reflection of history. >> charlie: joining me now victor davis hanson, hooverg institute senior fellow.peec why should we be concerned about free speech in europe? >> they are a partner in western civilization and our ally and we have 70,000 troops but more importantly we are losing europe. j.d. vance's speech wasn't just directed or maga crowd at home, but it was the silent majorityed in europe. what he was saying is this elite has failed to. any time you fail, that is where

you start to censor. when you fail on the border, economy, energy, immigration, on defense. on their failure they tried to stifle all forms of dissent ande free expression. that he was trying to give encouragement to all people of y europe that know that and want to write up. that is why they hate him so much. t yoheu know, miss brennan didn't understand the came to power and started to outlaw free speech, one of the mechanisms they usedo was to save the german equivalent of disinformation ora hate speech or misinformationll. i that is how it always happens. usually censorship is eight when a failure.t of when you are failing, you cannot stand the light of criticism. >> it is so remarkable so manyha members of the media tell understand the basics of what you just said right there. listen to brian stelter from cnn

talking about this.ou >> it is not really about free speech. it f iavs about speech favor ves dis- favor and the case of the present, old speak versus newspeak of 1984.o he wants tdoo do away with oldea speech and trying to erase certain language and trying to promote and favor other language. >> charlie: do you think heyo actually read 1984? a >> no, the problem with all of that rhetoric is they never give a single example. why don't they just tell us, this is exactly what donald trump did. he io dos the government to do ? hayes, point, time, location. the never do. it is aleyl blowhard make a hor. they can't and they don't realize again that joe biden diy more to harm free speech and almost anybody. he did it because he had ast failed agenda and people werebi speaking out against it. that is why the fbi began to

partner with facebook. that is why 51 intelligence authority started to lie on national tv to suppress dissent auabout authenticity of the laptop. that was the whole point about russian collusion hoax. they wanted to suppress's wfree speech because they were agenda was failing. that is what is happening in europe and they know there is a populist, national blowback coming. j.d. vance wants to assure people we are the friend of the real europe and up the pseudo-europe with a pseudo elite that hasijac hijacked the comments the last 20 years. >> charlie: well, you know that the left wing media getonga lot wrong but you would think f that one thing they might do is stand up for free speech, thatmu that is apparently asking for too much. victor , thank you so much. another liberal celebrity istemp losing it over trump.ot that is next. that is next. ♪ ♪os, h. that is next. ♪ ♪os,

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>> charlie: another liberalharl celebrity meltdown, sheryl crow decided to get back at trump fob winning the election by selling her test lab. ♪ ♪ -- tesla. >> charlie: wow, sheryl, how will we ever recover? sheryl crow posted this video on instagram and this is how she explained her decision to get rid of her tesla saying if shetesl drives a tesla, it would mean k anshe associates with elon muk and donald trump. she also says she will donate t her money from her tesla -- i'm not making this up, npr. jason rantz, seattle radio talk show host joins me now.ne jason, lets remind everyonepo aboucrt sheryl crow's hypocrisy. here she is smiling with

harvey weinstein. i mean, you really can't make c thisan stuff up. >> you really can't know you want to do is mock sheryl crow and it makes me happy, so it can't be that bad. at the end of the date this is politics inseparable. she only purchased the tesla because she thought it would earn social currency that she cares about the environment and only filmed getting rid of the tesla because of social currency she thinks it will earn her. i love the fact at the time o where half of the country no who sheryl crow is, and that makes me feel good. >> charlie: so it is not just celebrities. former cnn anchor jim acosta released a statement calling for the media to band together and stop covering the white house t afteher the white house removed the associate press from the media pool for refusal to usl e the name "gulf of america."s de i think this derangement ful syndrome is in full swing, not

just celebrity la-la land but also among our press brethren. >> well, that might be the case but let's be clear because thisa dummy doesn't realize by having left wing media not covered donald trump, it means lesshe propaganda.da at they, end of the day, he hats him so much he will actuallyth help the president if anyonely were to actually take jim acosta up on his great idea. will, no, you will not get attack ads by "abc news." msnbc will not call him a fascist. i don't know how he will recover. >> charlie: do you get any sense the left is like catchingt on to any of this stuff or these things? for example, i was impressed charles barkley not a big republican by any measure seems to have sort of recognized what everybody recognizes, which is in san francisco, the homelessof population has gotten out of

control saying he likes thepe mayor of san francisco but hopefully they wilful do somethg about the homeless crisis therea >> he was correcting one of his colleagues who saiguesd it was beautiful city. if you actually care about the,o cities, you will be honest how o bad of shape they are end. so kudos to charles barkley. >> charlie: md to. jason, thank you so much for joining us. that iing s it for us tonight ad i'm charlie hurt and forke laura ingraham. you can catch me on >> carley: we begin with a fox news alert. trump administration officials are in saudi arabia fo