remember the line from the godfather in which don corleone talking to his fellow mobsters as they're basically reaching some sort of agreement not to interfere with each other. he says he was a suspicious person and that of some unlikely accident should befall his son he were if for example struck by lightning, that he would blame the people sitting with him that day. i have had similar thoughts recently with respect to amazon. i just cannot help think that if found its post office , or itscreased multibillion-dollar deal with the defense department canceled, no matter what the reason was , that i would that it was because of president trump's anger at the publication of the washington post. think,e would be true, i if some government entities were considering to direct the washington post to register as a lobbyist. if anything of that sort were to occur, whatever the extensible excavation was offered, my suspicion would be that the president would be responsible for it because of his anger at the post. these are not entirely fanciful thoughts. cnncent assessment given on was that so

let me return to don corleone who went farther than the quote i just referred to. he said he was such a suspicious man that if michael should catch a mortal fever he would blame the associates of his around him. i have come to the view that if jeff bezos should become ill with a rare disease, or if marty baron tripped on an icy patch on a street in washington, who is to say what the ultimate cause of that is? i think as prime minister theresa may so exquisitely phrased, i might think it was highly likely that you know who was at some level responsible. it may well be incorrect. i suspect it probably is, but it is not liberal paranoia for any of us to at least have had a level of suspicion that the ongoing case about the perspective at&t merger with time warner cable, in which the government is taking a perfectly rational antitrust position that an administration with as elizabeth warren might take as well, could be affected by the -- or trees thad reason to be concerned that it would -- or at least had reason to be concerned that it would be affected by the preside

lets me return to don corleone, when he was farther in the quotation i just referred to he said he was such a suspicious man that if michael should catch a portal feeder he would blame the associates of his around him. i trump to the view that if jeff should become ill with a rare disease or if marty baron in a street in washington, who is to say what the ultimate cause of that. i think if prime minister theresa may is so exquisitely tempered phrasing i might think it was highly likely that, you know, was at some level a response and it may well be. i suspect that probably is, but it is not liberal paranoia for any of us at the least to have had a level of suspicion at the ongoing cases with respect to at&t merger with time warner cable in which the government is taking a perfectly rational antitrust position that an administration of elizabeth warren might take as well could have been affected or at least that we had reason to be concerned that it was affected by the president's banks of cnn's coverage. i have asked myself more than once if i am sort of yielding to overheated conspira

interviewed her for this series we talked about a speech she had given where she compared you to don corleone. from the godfather. guest: that is nice. host: you have been referred to by family members as the enforcer of the bush family. what you think about the -- what do you think about that? guest: i'm not sure i'm thrilled with laura saying it. i deserve it. anything they do is all right. sure thene has to be standards are kept. he leads by example. denying some things. i am the enforcer, there is no question about it. to elect federal -- do i like that role? no. college,0, wellesley what was the speech she gave? [video clip] >> wellesley is not just a place but an idea. guest: it was a difficult speech in that they objected to my speaking because i had never done anything in my life and had a free ride and they were right. thatentally, it happened gorbachev was coming to this country with her husband and i cannot leave her so i invited her to come speak with me. i got highly criticized saying she is not dare come by herself and she is bringing her to protect her. it was a difficult speec

we talked about the speech where she compared you to don corleone. from the godfather. >> that's nice. >> you have been referred to as the enforcer of the bush family. what do you think about that? >> i am not thrilled about laura saying that. i deserve it, because anything they do is all right, but someone has to be sure the standards are kept. he leads by example. i lead by denying some things, and i am the enforcer. there is no question about it. do i like that role? no. would i rather he had done it? yes, but it didn't work that way. >> 1990, wellesley college. here is the speech you gave. >> wellesley is not just a place but an idea. >> it was a difficult speech. they objected to my speaking because i had never done anything in my life, and i just had a free ride, and they were right. incidentally it happened that gorbachev was coming with her husband, and i couldn't leave her, so i invited her to speak with me. i got highly criticized by them saying, she doesn't there come by herself. it was a difficult speech. it turned out there was one stude

don jr. or for michael. this was for sonny and franco. it is always the corleone family. about the clinton crime family? >> laura: the irish man can't do the italian.

don jr. or for michael. this was for sonny and franco. it is always the corleone family. what about the clinton crime family? >> laura: the irish man can't do the italian. >> sean: i can do a better mark levin. >> laura: that's an easy one. [laughs] great show tonight, as always. i'll talk to you later. i'm laura ingraham. this is a "the ingraham angle." we've an incredible, jam-packed hour for you. everything from the left's war on the walk to the supernatural, yes, we are talking exorcism. the people of california are rebelling against eight the sanctuary state there. president trump calls it a revolution, and we've got a candidate for governor helping lead the charge. plus the "angle" digs up the angle on whether the catch and release policy by border patrol agents is really over. meanwhile, jim comey so i need tour of leftist media outlets makes him sound like a mean girl who was dumped by the president. and you will see where rare footage, yes, of an actual exorcism. raymond arroyo has a must-see interview with exorcist director about his chilly new documentary on th

we talked about the speech where she compared you to don corleone. from "the godfather." mrs. bush: that's nice. >> you have been referred to as the enforcer of the bush family. what do you think about that? mrs. bush: i am not thrilled about laura saying that. i deserve it, because anything they do is all right, but someone has to be sure the standards are kept. he leads by example. i lead by denying some things, and i am the enforcer. there is no question about it. do i like that role? no. would i rather he had done it? yes, but it didn't work that way. >> 1990, wellesley college. here is the speech you gave. mrs. bush: wellesley is not just a place but an idea. it was a difficult speech. they objected to my speaking because i had never done anything in my life, and i just had a free ride, and they were right. incidentally it happened that gorbachev was coming with her husband, and i couldn't leave her, so i invited her to speak with me. i got highly criticized by them saying, she doesn't there come by herself. it was a difficult speech. it turned out there was one student f