laura ingraham, thank you so much. >> take care. lou: we're coming right back, a lot more here tonight. stay with us. trump and cruz in a competitive race for the next winner-take-all primary, and ted cruz started a war on wives he may regret. >> should that have been done by him? think about it, lou, he doesn't know this is sent and earmark to a certain group? give me a break. he knew about it. lou: trump needs 53% of all the delegates, and cruz needs a highly improbable 83%. what to make of it? the weekly standard's fred barnes joins me next. >>> and fiery accident, a car up in flames, what sheriffs deputies learn when a woman is trapped inside. the video coming up as "lou dobbs tonight" continues. stay with us. . lou: donald trump has just released a new attack ad against, you guessed it, senator ted cruz. this new ad posted on instagram features a number of the republican establishment endorsements that senator cruz has suddenly received. >> what would your message be to ted cruz? have a little bit of self-restraint. >> ted cruz

laura ingraham, thank you so much. >> take care.ou: we're coming right back, a lot more here tonight. stay with us. trump and cruz in a competitive race for the next winner-take-all primary, and ted cruz started a war on wives he may regret. >> should that have been done by him? think about it, lou, he doesn't know this is sent and earmark to a certain group? give me a break. he knew about it. lou: trump needs 53% of all the delegates, and cruz needs a highly improbable 83%. what to make of it? the weekly standard's fred barnes joins me next. >>> and fiery accident, a car up in flames, what sheriffs deputies learn when a woman is trapped inside. ♪ i built my business with passion. but i keep it growing by making every dollar count. that's why i have the spark cash card from capital one. i earn unlimited 2% cash back on everything i buy for my studio. ♪ and that unlimited 2% cash back from spark means thousands of dollars each year going back into my business... that's huge for my bottom line. what's in your wallet? you're down with

you will hear from laura ingraham allen west and former governor rick scott. right now, here is the frontrunner. >> we don't win anymore. as the a country at this we don't win anymore. countries are leaving our country to get their money. >> i'm disgustedvÑ with it and i'm tired of seeing it, and there is no reason for it. it's just gross incompetence at the highest level. we have to bring our party together. we have to bring it together. we are going to start winning again. this country is going to start winning again. >> we are going to have such great deals. we are going to do so good with trade. we are going to do so good on the border. we're going to win for the country. we're going to win, win, win, and we're not stopping. we are going to have great victories for our country. >> the "on the record" political panel is here from the hill a.b. stoddard and from the "boston globe" matt pfizer. is trump unbeatable to get that g.o.p. nomination. >> we are looking at two scenarios either donald trump gets the number of delegates he needs at the convention or he

laura ingraham, how are you? >> good the see you.omment on the jorge ramos back and forth earlier. i had a chance to listen to it. as he was speaking, and as he -- you had to pull it out of him to admit that some of the illegal immigrants who cross our borders commit a lot of crimes, not just one but a lot of crimes and looking around the internet and i found pedro, victor ramirez, jose villagomez, attempted murder, murder, rape of a 14-year-old girl, 60-year-old woman murdered. the list and the crimes sprees committed by people who are not supposed to be in this country, doesn't mean all people, but it means there is a segment of this population that is doing tons of damage to this country, killing people, terrorizing people in their own homes and property. that's not our -- that's not america either. he said that's not america. is that america? >> i sat through that intelligence briefing with governor perry. i'm down to the border a lot. helicopter, all terrain vehicle. stupid on horseback. >> i saw you on roller blades one time wi

. >>> coming up, ingraham will react to that interview with donald trump. then later tonight -- >> i think i'm probably the most transparent person in public life. stay tuned. >> a scathing new superpac ad slamming hillary clinton over the decades of scandals. reaction and also tonight -- ♪ >> teens from baltimore released a disturbing rap video threatening violence against donald trump. we'll play it, get reaction. that and more tonight as "hannity" continues. everhas a number.olicy but not every insurance company understands the life behind it. for those who've served and the families that have supported them, we offer our best service in return. usaa. we know what it means to serve. get an insurance quote and see why 92% of our members plan to stay for life. >>> welcome back to "hannity." the countdown to wisconsin primaries is now just seven days away and the candidates are now facing off in the key state. here with reaction to the 2016 race, the editor in chief of life set.com, on vacation, laura ingraham. >> seems like vacation? do i vacation with you

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we have john kasich, laura ingraham, and we are live with voters in florida. anna kooiman is talking to people in west palm beach, finding out who they're going to vote for. >> when you say, i'd like a table for three, please, and anna sits with you. that's why you have four sides, baby. and she can hop from table to table to get a sense of what's happening in that state. there's so much more than ohio and florida. you got proportional states. but missouri, north carolina, and illinois do matter a lot. >> we're talking a lot about the republican side. over on the democratic side, hillary clinton is in the fight of her life in three states. supposed to be a cakewalk for her. we've got a lot to talk about on this super tuesday, too. by the way, that name is terrible. >> we like super duper, right? >> come up with a new name for today. we'll tuesday all morning long. new name for this super tuesday two or whatever it is. >> how about definitely not monda monday? >> beware of the ides of march and -- >> the anniversary of the debut of "eight is enough." >> very im

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sherry ingraham of advanced dermatology says there's a hard and fast ex-prescription date. it culled lead to acne, folic lie tis or other skin infections. >> it's like a giant petri dish. you need to be aware of what's in there and eping it clean an tossing things on a regular basis. >> the most frequently tossed tool should be your razaz. >> after three uses, toss it. if you don't, it can grow bacteria. >> reporter: the same can be true with natural loofas. if it's synthetic, it can stick around for longer than three weeks if you dry it out between uses. >> every time you use one, keep it out of the shower. let it air dry. >> reporter: these are n n guidelines for guiltyals like lex kpa. products that create mold on the bottom. it looks a little rusty, but i usually don't. >> reporter: by the time this gunk starts to accumulate on your shampoos and conditioners, it's already been compromisis. >> sometimes you'll see green or dark coloration around the edge of a product. you open it up and see mold or bacteria growing in the lid of a product. >> as for your loofa, we'll lea

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doesn't matter on the abortion question, but -- >> great point, yeah. >> laura ingraham, thank you.ow, we hand it over to heather nauert, starting with a fox news alert. >> yes. certainly. several people were hurt after a commuter train carrying hundreds of passengers hit a downed tree, derailed and then plunged into the creek. this happened in northern california. four people were seriously injured. five of them have minor injuries. passengers, we spoke with some of them. they describe the chaos after the crash. listen to this. >> people were crying for help. i went to find the conductor. he had flown out the window. >> i held on to the rails and right then the train flipped over. >> there was one gal who was pinned in the car for a little bit. had to dig her out. >> somebody was watching over us tonight. we all got out. >> that is for sure. someone watching over them. storms in the area were being blamed for toppling the tree on to the tracks. >>> funeral arrangements have been set for nancy reagan. she will be laid to rest at friday in the reagan presidential library in simi vall

rudy giuliani, laura ingraham. the latest on the astin martin.cking off ten minutes from now, here on the channel you trust, heather, for your news. >> we sure will. we'll be watching and cooking. >>> super tuesday, a big day in the u.s. presidential election. is it really a make-or-break day? here to talk about that, the history of super tuesday, former u.s. congressman 2008 presidential contributor dennis kucinich. thank you for joining us. >> good morning. >> we'll hear it many times today, is it make or break? what does history tell us? >> at this point in this race, by the end of the day, 25% of delegate will be chosen. make or break day will be march 15th when you have states like florida, illinois, ohio, north carolina, and missouri. by then, 50% of the delegates will have been chosen. we'll have a pretty good idea by the 15th of march, rather, march, that the -- who the nominees will be of both parties. >> you mentioned march 15th. i'm going ask you flat out, do you think john kucinich will one ohio -- >> john kasich is going to -- >> sor

there is a fizzer and there is other people like laura ingraham who don't woman out and flat and say trump but you get the feeling you know where they lie. >> all right, gentlemen, we appreciate it as always. watters on deck. we sent him out to a mega def concert. it's a heavy hettle rock group. all right? but, watters isn't talking music. is he talking politics. then the tip of the day on irish and booze. we're coming right back from south flori ♪ every day, america prints about half a billion dollars. wow! sadly, a whole bunch of those dollars are used to pay too much for car insurance. luckily, there's esurance. born online, raised by technology and majors in efficiency. which saves dollars. and when they save, you save. so you can tell some of your dollars, "good news, gang! we're going out for ice cream!" auto and home insurance for the modern world. esurance. backed by allstate. click or call. trust number one doctor recommended dulcolax constipated? use dulcolax tablets for gentle overnight relief suppositories for relief in minutes and stool softeners for comfortable relief o

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people have to understand for jill ingraham son who became editor of the new york times and myself as reporter, there is one agenda, to find out what is true. when we interviewed anita hill she had a backup because we were not there to say we are wonderful or right, we are there to find out what is true. we ask a number of tough questions and she was a little offended at some point, we are doing our jobs. it ends -- weighing all the evidence we could get and the evidence was very damning for clarence thomas and supportive of anita hill. had gone the other way we would have gone the other way. our reputation and our interests are all about telling the truth, the truth came out badly for clarence thomas, the truth comes out that the imf day. >> host: here's what you had to say about jill abramson and working with her. i am not surprised she became the editor of the new york times. judgment is amazing and she is a killer reportedly she gets right to the nub of it and knows what to look for. she has a great nose, tucker then i am. i sort of soften people attend worry how they feel. she ju

there is a fizzer and there is other people like laura ingraham who don't woman out and flat and say trump but you get the feeling you know where they lie. >> all right, gentlemen, we appreciate it as always. watters on deck. we sent him out to a mega def concert. it's a heavy hettle rock group. all right? but, watters isn't talking music. is he talking politics. then the tip of the day on irish and booze. we're coming right back from south florida. man 1: [ gasps ] man 1: he just got fired. man 2: why? man 1: network breach. man 2: since when do they fire ceos for computer problems? man 1: they got in through a vendor. man 1: do you know how many vendors have access to our systems? man 2: no. man 1: hundreds, if you don't count the freelancers. man 2: should i be worried? man 1: you are the ceo. it's not just security. it's defense. bae systems. rethink. reimagine. because right here, right now. it's time to take a closer look at botox® cosmetic, the only fda approved treatment for the temporary improvement of both moderate to severe frown lines and crow's feet. see what real result

be sure to tune in tomorrow night, 10:00 eastern, newt gingrich, laura ingraham, battling over immigrationation and the issue of taking in syrian refugees. stay with us for continuing coverage. bret baier are standing by, america's election headquarters starts right here, right now, we'll see you tomorrow night. >>> this is a 11:00 on the east coast, 8:00 p.m. in phoenix, where polls are suppose to be lossed but long lines are keeping them open, late. people waiting reportedly three hours to cast their votes. good evening, i'm bret baier. >> and i'm martha mccallum. the turn out, once again, tonight seems to be very strong. there are the lines in phoenix, arizona, and there are hundreds in line by afternoon and they're very d

you will hear from laura ingraham allen west and former governor rick scott. we don't win anymore. as the a country at this we don't win anymore. countries are leaving our country to get their money. >> i'm disgustedvÑ with it and i'm tired of seeing it, and there is no reason for it. it's just gross incompetence at the highest level. we have to bring our party together. we have to bring it together. we are going to start winning again. this country is going to start winning again. >> we are going to have such great deals. we are going to do so

here with reaction, contributor laura ingraham. attorney, commentator, robert guster. it speaks for itself, laura. everyone trying to blame trump for a few comments ignoring the multitude -- i can go on for hours with this talk of the left. >> that was like a walk down memory lane. you know? remember they were going to blow through the old folks home and the commercial of paul ryan with the old lady off the cliff. >> yeah. >> i mean, so, we're just supposed to i guess put up with all of this and, you know, turn the other cheek and it all's just forgotten. but we remember back in 2009 during the tea party rallies, remember an occasion of a guy i guess had a tea party flag in houston, this was in 2011 i think. he charged some democrat rally and of course roundly condemned in the press as he should be. shouldn't charge a democratic podium but the shoe on the other foot they react incredibly swiftly against the conservative protesters and there's know equivalent lens with any type of violence at rallies. the double standard is so clear and -- >> let me go to eric. >> watch

you will hear from laura ingraham allen west and former governor rick scott.here is the frontrunner. >> we don't win anymore. as the a country at this we don't win anymore. countries are leaving our country to get their money. >> i'm disgustedvÑ with it and i'm tired of seeing it, and there is no reason for it. it's just gross incompetence at the highest level. we have to bring our party together. we have to bring it together. we are going to start winning again. this country is going to start winning again. >> we are going to have such great deals. we are going to do so

we are joined now by radio talk show host and contributor laura ingraham. your thoughts on the evening? >> the dynamic in michigan of bernie sanders and hillary clinton and the trump win probably pegs this back to more than personality which is obviously part of it, but back to the issue of trade. remember when mitt romney lost michigan, his home state, one of his home states, he lost it by 10 percentage points and a lot of people pegged that to his opposition to the auto bail yut and then we look at the wto and nafta. about 231,000 aggregate jobs lost in manufacturing, pegged to those two drad deals through 2015. michigan's really been hurting economically and i think those two issues both sanders and trump kind of meet in this kind of nonideological place on the political spectrum. i think that more than the, you know, advertising, the negative ads or the, you know, the trump, you know, the long speech tonight, those types of performances, i think the issues actually really mattered in michigan tonight. i think that's what we're seeing. >> that's an inter

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laura ingraham joins us, how did the jury breakdown of $55 million award? jurors held a hotel operator and software accountable in a 50/50 split. >> damages for the plaintiffs, erin andrews, $55 million, correct? extrapolated that turns out to be a judgment against mr. baer for $20 million, $208 million, and $500 against $26,750,000. >> reporter: winter capital operates the marriott at vanderbilt. her stalker was convicted in 2010 and sentenced to 2-1/2 years in prison after admitting he told hotel staff to book a room next to hers and videotaped her nude. the hotel's failure to protect her has left her with permanent emotional distress and ongoing embarrassment, was negligent when it granted her request for room next door to hers. after the jury's decision andrews said understocking survivors's support helped her stand against and hold accountable those whose job it is to protect everyone's security and privacy. bill: do the electorate saying she would get the money? >> reporter: very unlikely she will see the entire amount any time soon. andrews's soccer

sherry ingraham of advanced dermatology says there's a hard and fast expiration date for items in the shower. bacteria can lead to conditions of acne, folliculitis, and other skin infections. "it's like a giant petri dish so you really need to be aware of what's in there and keeping it clean and tossing things on a regular basis" the most frequently bacteria." the same can be true with but if your loofah is synthetic, it can stick around longer than three weeks, if, she says, you dry it out these are all new guidelines for guilty gals like alexa -- "i feel like i should be getting don't." but what she doesn't realize is that by the time this gunk starts to accumulate on your shampoos and conditioners, it's already been compromised. dark coloration around the edge growing on the lid of a product." haley hernandez reporting. the time is now 4:-- the time is now 4:-- thanks for starting your day with news ten sunrise. victories 2016 presidential frontrunners donald trump and hillary clinton scored in super tuesday contests. plus new overnight -- another victory for republican candidate t

>> he was the chairman of the board, but they removed him from that and now bob ingraham is the chairman. >> do we know more about this improper conduct from schiller. the southern investigative reporting foundation did great reporting about a month ago where they highlighted schiller's propensity to take one of three valeant private jets, g 4, g 5 and g 6, costs $65 million, and they highlighted some trips to and from conferences, to ski house in colorado. >> interesting you mention that. that is not what they're focusing on here. all about fill door, but you mentioned the jets, i was looking at the compensation for the main executives at valeant and actually pearson had a much higher number for use of the corporate jets than schiller did. so it is interesting you mentioned that. >> you got to wonder if schiller is going to sue the company if that will entangle them further down the road and be a distraction as they try to get their house in order. if there is some sort of a lawsuit, what sorts of records might be part of this case. what might be exposed. >> certainly. i think everybody

joining me now laura ingraham editor and chief of life zet. your thoughts on tonight? it would be shockingb if he did at this point. i was listening to the conversation earlier. i thought tucker made some really great points. everyone is making great points. tucker's point about what the g.o.p. does now. let's say trump loses ohio but maybe single digits, he wins florida. maybe he wins in north carolina maybe trump -- maybe cruz wins in illinois and even in missouri, going forward, kasich cannot win the nomination. he has to win 110% of the delegates, even if he wins in his home state which would be great for him but he won't win the nomination with just that many delegates. what is the goal here? is the goal to beat hillary clinton. if the goal was to beat hillary clinton in the end i think a lot of these republican candidates have to figure out where their leverage is. you know, doing a deal at this point whether it's cruz with kasich or whether it's cruz with trump or trump with kasich, avoiding this blood bath at the convention where you deny the person with the mo

i want to bring in leading conservative voice laura ingraham good to see. >> you good to see you. >>gainst him the other side of the aisle calling him nominee, dnc chair stayed for all intents and purposes donald trump your gop nominee, your take on what is going on. >> there are nonso blind, than those o who refuse to see, st. patrick's day patrons day in ireland saint of ireland keep spirit of wellness happiness in the republican party. i hear about these you know conclaifz keep it -- the conclaves groups behind closed doors, plotting this and that, and -- and i would say to a lot of folks who published entire magazines devoted to making down trump weekend meetings, their red state meeting disinvited trump every moment, it was like, wylie coyote road runner trump the road runner wylie coyote keeps getting blown up falling off bridge, i will say -- why not do what we've also a done i worked in reading administration, and he was able to bring together, republicans of all different background, pat buchanan james baker one regan came together, united and had an amazing 8 years of gover

i know laura ingraham made a statement it's time for cruz to drop out and everyone booed widely. >> wellwon't drop out. >> and ben carson either. >> you know, if kasich were to drop out, monolithically are they going over to somebody else? probably not. no evidence to that although a lot of party elders are making that argument. just keep in mind on this super wednesday after super tuesday, if any other candidate would have wound up with the numbers that donald trump wound up with yesterday, the establishment would be throwing rose petals at his feet. because he's donald trump, an outsider. kind of like, okay, we have two weeks. how do we stop him? >> you know, steve, not only that, they'd be pushing cruz, rubio, kasich and carson to drop out and let them go like they did with romney. >> and didn't you say he got on a plane yesterday -- >> in miami, i was jealous. >> by the way, three campaigns in florida yesterday. >>> coming up, he had the chance to endorse two of the fellow senators but he said, no way, i'm backing trump. no way i'm backing trump. jeff sessions is next, the conservati

. >>> joining us here in the new york studios is laura ingraham, a fox news contributor and editor of lifezette. what do you think is going on over there? >> i think we're thinking of how we approach the fundamental issues of border control, those who come in on visas, political correctness can sometimes kill. when i say kill, sometimes people are afraid to say something even if they see something. >> sometimes? the whole country is on pins and needles. >> being accused of being islamophobic is worse than the attack. we don't know the extent that the neighbors in san bernardino shared the information with the authorities, but they didn't. >> because they didn't want to be labeled racists. >> i think again, people jump to the islamaphobia or you're a racist or anti-woman, this is just common sense pragmatism. what are we doing right now to examine our priorities of admission into the country? tracking those people who come into the country from predominantly muslim countries or countries that have porous borders. are we doing what the 9/11 commission recommended -- entry/exit fingerpri