i will do it with james ingraham on my album. i love james ingraham as much. james ingraham. jackson. let it go. and couple days later, they called me. quincy said, we in the studio are recording you old piece of song. i was like, yes! it was like, i was on cloud 50,000. you hear me? >> hear you. >> awesome. awesome. >> two things are amazing to me. one as you well know. as, hard corps michael jackson fans know and james ingraham fans know, he had his own song. >> yeah. pyt. >> yes. with james ingraham. >> james ingraham -- >> not by any stretch. >> got great stuff of his own. wrote pyt for michael. i know you and, you were like best of friend. you would pass the story so fast. when q tells you that we need one more song for michael's album. you just tell the story. i've went away. got my songwriting book out. first of all. >> you said we had 12 minutes. when quincy tells you we need one more song. how do you calm yourself down to? >> didn't know i was going to got it. hello. >> still. i had to. i didn't know what gave me audacity to think i could write anything for, for mich

mark levin, laura ingraham are both here with reaction.t's a secular, ari fleischer, sara carter will also join us. first, and all out war breaking out. the district from media and the president. let's be clear. nobody in the press will tell you the truth about what's really going on but we will in tonight's very important opening monologue. the president is facing intense criticism and today it's about the fact that he tweeted out earlier today and principal deputy white house secretary sarah huckabee sanders addressed the outrage earlier. let's take a look. >> i think the president has been attacked mercilessly. i think he's been very clear that when he gets attacked, he's going to hit back. i think the american people elected somebody who's tough, smart, a fighter. that's donald trump. i don't think it's a surprise to anybody that he fights fire with fire. >> sean: i personally would ignore this unhinged duo, who called the president a schmuck, a liar, and worse on a daily basis and has an emotional breakdown a day. nbc's so-called news

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here now with reaction, laura ingraham. really? "the jihadis next door"?s on for nearly a year. isis flag. "sharia will be the rule of london at 10 downing street." and they let him stay? how in gods name name is that possible?t. >> we also found out late today, sean, the police in london never approached channel 4. never asked for the footage or to review any of the footage, never asked any questions about what they had filmed in the park that day. all of the interviews they hadil done to the extent that this show was on the air in england -- that to me is shocking. you actually have a television show, on television for a year -- these people are deranged, want to be killers. to anyone, it's obvious.y if they could, they could blow up any apostate they could. a it's fairly obvious. looking at them. unless they are acting the whole thing, which i guess they could have been doing. but the fact people listed and even merited a follow up with channel for? i find that to be very disturbing. they reveal that later today. >> sean: there was an attempt with this

joining us now, laura ingraham. let's first start -- i want to ask a legal question. i had a couple of friends or mind that ares lawyers. if you have a picture of the president's severed head like you are an isis fighter and you just beheaded him, could that be interpreted as a threat against the president? >> in theory, i guess but in practice, no. i think the reason not is that you would try to discern the intent of what kathy griffin was trying to do and she was intending to get publicity for herself. p she intended to raise her profile and be outrageous and funny although nothing about it is funny. that's a stretch. you could really stretch out and say, the image itself and the photo shoot itself was meant to incite further violence but again, as a legal matter -- i think i would be pretty difficult to prove. it doesn't take anything away from the fact that it is hideous and depraved and aan degenerate approach to entertainment and meant to shock and it also meant to dehumanize, sean. a lot of what hollywood does to conservatives is the opposite of real engaged de

funny occasionally, laura ingraham, how are you? >> laura: i can't believe in the litany of the past sins of cnn you forgot one of the best that you've talked about in the past so often. i can't believe this. you forgot the donna brazil sending questions from roland martin in advance to bernie sanders. >> wickie likes showed they all colluded with a hillary. >> laura: that was classic, almost a year ago. >> i stand corrected. but that's not a crime. the other ones are crime where you have ethical problems. >> laura: well it's all, she ultimately resigned from the network in the fall. remember, cnn stood by, and claimed that none of that was true. despite the fact that wikileaks had the thread in october, showing in fact she said from time to time i get questions in advance. et cetera, et cetera, and sent them on. that's just another in a long list of problems that cnn has had. and i was theorizing today, you can read the story, that jeff zucker received a lot of criticism, the president of cnn, received enormous amount of criticism,

( laughter ) but this morning, laura ingraham did talk to the friendly friends at "fox & friends," and she made it clear that the job didn't excite her. >> i'm not sure if that's the role that i would pick for myself. you know, i have a legal background. >> stephen: well, if you have a legal background, you'd be perfect! especially when you're asked when jared will be eligible for parole. ( laughter ) in fact, there may not be just one replacement because, apparently, the white house was considering rotating a cast of people at the podium, "in part to prevent the president from growing bored or angry with his press secretary." "look, i can't stay mad at you if you're out of my sight for a couple of minutes. becasue i lack object permanence." ( laughter ) ed" where the ball go? the ball went behind the couch. the ball is gone!" >> jon: right. >> stephen: "you ever play that peekaboo game? it's terrifying." earlier today, spicer held a briefing that was recorded and answered questions about why he's so scared to answer questions. >> i think the briefing is one aspect of what we do. we're

laura ingraham will join us. jay sekulow, monica crowley and so much more. also, to our edition until midnight eastern. on "hannity" " z282uz zwtz y282uy ywty could be preventedrrent with the right steps. and take it from me, every step counts. a bayer aspirin regimen is one of those steps in helping prevent another stroke. be sure to talk to your doctor before you begin an aspirin regimen. >> did you say anything to the president about that not being an appropriate request? someone needs to go tell the president he can't do these things? >> i didn't, no. >> why? >> i don't know. the circumstances were such that i was a bit stunned and didn't have the presence of mind and i don't want to make you sound like i've captain courageous. i don't know what i would have said to the president sir, that's wrong. >> sean: wasn't strong enough, wow. welcome back to "hannity." marco rubio and james comey. the senator totally disclosed -- joining us now, laura ingraham. i want to give you a big picture. i think i was the second-longest monologue i've done in my history. >

byron york, editor-in-chief of life set laura ingraham. senior foreign affairs correspondent for politico. michael, your thoughts. >> jeff sessions brought some passion and personality to it. i think you made -- jim comey was incredible witnessed and sessions seems credible when he is expressing outrage and ignition at what he's been accused of. i think he was effective in those moments. i think it was more problematic for him was trying to square the circle as to why he couldn't discuss his conversations with president trump. the russian story is on two parallel tracks. the important one is was there collusion, was the nature of the russian influence in the campaign. the second one is how has president trump and the people around him handled this since they took power. has there been any attempt to obstruct justice? what was going on with the firing of jim comey? sessions wouldn't talk about his conversations with the president but he did not say the president has invoked executive privilege. he cited traditions he couldn't really specify

laura ingraham stays with us. she's going to sing kumbaya. >> we are going to lock arms.oi >> sean: president trump fires back against the attacks. k another deep state attack to destroy trump and his presidency.ot jay sekulow and sara carter. i did stop by the game. you can see me right there. i spoke to several lawmakers. several eyewitnesses. i asked them about yesterday's left-wing assassination attempt. that's a part of the story that you need to hear. tonight on "hannity." where are we? about to see progressive's new home quote explorer. where you can compare multiple quote options online and choose what's right for you. woah. flo and jamie here to see hqx. flo and jamie request entry. slovakia. triceratops. tapioca. racquetball. staccato. me llamo jamie. pumpernickel. pudding. employee: hey, guys! home quote explorer. it's home insurance made easy. password was "hey guys." it's home insurance made easy. i am totally blind. and non-24 can throw my days and nights out of sync, keeping me from the things i lov

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money does talk at some point. >> sean: laura ingraham as always. speaking of fighting fire with fire and liberal fascism, when we come back, brian maloney and melanie morgan. they say they are only warming up fighting back. they will explain what they are planning to do next to stand up for conservative rights. that and also cnn continues with nonstop antidrug coverage. later tonight, you are going to see the low lights from just the past few weeks from this hard-hitting clinton news network. and the president's daughter-in-law, lara trump. she will check in and give us the family's reaction to kathy griffin's crude, despicable picture wondering, what if? i let go of all those feelings. because i am cured with harvoni. harvoni is a revolutionary treatment for the most common type of chronic hepatitis c. it's been prescribed to more than a quarter million people. and is proven to cure up to 99% of patients who have had no prior treatment with 12 weeks. certain patients can be cured with just 8 weeks of harvoni. before starting harvoni, your doctor w

and i have to say laura ingraham is that kind of person.t wouldn't be a particularly enjoyable experience for reporters, but she is somebody who would not -- i think she has more self-respect frankly than some of the people that are going out and just basically saying i can't get you this information. i don't see her going out day after day and just not knowing what's going on. and i think she's somebody that trump probably does respect because he really likes people who are on tv. she's actually very smart. she's very bright. >> i've been on her show in the past. >> she's very bright. >> but would she want to give up a successful radio program? >> she's indicated that she would be open to it. you know, i think that -- but i do think what is missing are people who are -- you need somebody who's not going to just accept that they're uninformed and they're going to walk out and humiliate themselves every single day. >> matt, can you give a good explanation for why the white house would bar reporters from even recording audio of a briefing fro

the aftercare last week sean spicer and reince priebus reached out to fox news contributor laura ingraham about the role the press secretary and daily mail editor david -- about the rope medications director according to a white house official. you can read more about this@thehill.com. in just a couple of moments who have the white house briefing live. now we have some information on the healthcare law replacement. quest healthcare is the top of the very next discussion for the longer look at what healthcare might look like in the united states. to guess, we have a senior policy correspondent and a white house reporter with us. thank you both for joining us. i know that you did not write the story but your colleagues say that there is a planned vote on health care. especially on the senate side next week. can you give us a sense of the white house's role and what they would like to see happen if it does indeed happen? >> right around another timeline, it is expected this week or early next week and potentially a vote on thursday. the white house says that it is not yet aware that it has 5

white house official also met with fox news contributor laura ingraham. reports spicer could move into a more senior role as part of an ongoing staff shakeup. >>> a fallen tree led to a volunteer search to save bds in the east bay. a oip was in oak land to take tree was home to knowy egrets snapped in two this morning. it was a delicate operation for public works crews who had to carefully cut the branches as volunteers went to work. >> through meticulously every branch that's been cut down and finding survivors. >> at least four birds were sadly killed. three of them nestlings but the injured birds are being nursed back to health. >> that's good at least. >>> let's turn our attention back to the brutal heat that persists. >> how much longer? >> we have to hang on to the sunscreen, the water and really hang on through the end of the workweek before this heat wave will actually break for our inland communities. take a look at the temperatures tomorrow. tomorrow morning starting you out in antioch at 73 degrees, and really the temperatures just rise rapidly

his possible replacement in the briefing room includes fox news personality laura ingraham. i don't know if he had a press secretary but the president of costa rica has a very interest story. he was giving a speech when unable to contain himself the president -- he tried to digest, protein he jokes. video of the event has since gone viral. >>> a judge hears arguments on whether to release the names of the jurors in the bill cosby sexual assault trial. we'll have that story. we'll be back. >>> welcome back to the newses at noon, a judge is expected today to decide whether to release the names of the jurors in the bill cosby sexual assault trial. the prosecution argues revealing their identities could make it more difficult to find an impartial jury for the retrial and the dee public has the right to know the juror's name. >> here's a concern that if the public sees a great deal of publicity around the jurors that it may have an effect on future jurors and create a smaller jury pool of willing participants in the next trial. >> the woman cosby is accused of sexually assaulting

white house official also met with fox news contributor laura ingraham.r role as part of an ongoing staff shakeup. >>> a fallen tree led to a volunteer search to save birds in the east bay. a oip was in oak land to take tree was home to knowy egrets snapped in two this morning. it was a delicate operation for public works crews who had to carefully cut the branches as volunteers went to work. >> they're going through meticulously every branch that's been cut down and finding survivors. >> at least four birds were sadly killed. three of them nestlings but the injured birds are being nursed back to health. >> that's good at least. >>> let's turn our attention back to the brutal heat that persists. >> how much longer? >> we have to hang on to the sunscreen, the water and really hang on through the end of the workweek before this heat wave will actually break for our inland communities. take a look at the temperatures tomorrow. tomorrow morning starting you out in antioch at 73 degrees, and really the temperatures just rise rapidly getting you up to 102 degre

politico sean spicer is on his way out and looking for his own replacement possibly fox news host laura ingraham. spicer will reportedly take on a larger role behind the scenes. briefings have become more restricted lately. yesterday reporters from barred from recording any audio or video and no briefing on today's white house schedule. >>> we return our focus to the national weather. here's a look at today's forecast. >> good morning, diane, kendis. scorching heat for the southwest. a strong and stubborn high pressure system will open the door for unnecessary sunshine. i say unnecessary because we're looking at record highs challenged in vegas as well as phoenix into the one-teens to 1020, beaches will stay cooler but heat exhaustion risk and elevated fire risk. on the other side we have this system tipping to develop drenching storms from california all the way up towards new orleans. kendis, diane. >> still ahead the new fees coming this holiday season from a major shipping company. >>> plus, a man tries to drag a woman out of a store. the attempted kidnapping caught on camera. >>> a plane to

the aftercare last week sean spicer and reince priebus reached out to fox news contributor laura ingraham about the role the press secretary and daily mail editor david -- about the rope medications director according to a white house official. you can read more about this@thehill.com. in just a couple of moments who have the white house briefing live. now we have some information on the healthcare law replacement. quest healthcare is the top of the very next discussion for the longer look atha

judge andrew napolitano, mara liasson, national public radio, editor-in-chief of lifezette laura ingraham and syndicated columnist charles krauthammer. the shooting coverage lasted a day before "the washington post" came out with the story yesterday that now the president is being investigated for potential obstruction of justice. seems like we can't stand one thing very long without it coming back to the political divide. >> five anonymous sources in "the washington post" story indicating that the special counsel has interviewed members of the intelligence community. five people unauthorized to speak. i think what you thought today was nice. it was heartening. i think some of the kumbaya mentality we have heard over the last 24 hours does kind of gloss over how low we have gone. i would say from the ferguson riots to baltimore, the total lack of respect for the police, to berkeley, middlebury, where someone like a charles murray is treated abysmally where you justify burning cars, turning them over, writing the f word on the american flag. this is the type of carnage which is going to ge

laura ingraham tells fox news why she thinks the president is entitled to be upset. >> other storiesave already been retracted and they have been written and investigated by people who we are understanding to be serious journalists peered over the kids who just started at cnn? how is their track record holding up? i think donald trump is right to be very frustrated with this. >> heather: the president taking to twitter re-tweeting this parity cnn logo that says fake news network. joining me for more as howard kurtz host on fox news media buzz. >> president trump joining the criticism this morning over that retracted story. cnn accepting the resignation of lex harris, tommy frank and his editor. the story alleges that anthony scaramucci, a trap trump advisor was under investigation over ties to a russian investigation fun. he was described as having a secret meeting in january with an official and discussed the lifting of sanctions, but there is no secret meeting. the rest official came up to say hello at a restaurant after the trump confidant had given a speech. this karen mucci, a f

. >> did you say to laura ingraham that you think most vaccines in this country should be, quote, voluntaryeing for freedom would be really unusual. i guess i don't understand the point. why that would be controversial. i think the parent should have some input. the state doesn't own your children. >> good point. the state doesn't own my children. but contagious diseases are a special case. one ignorant parent may harm other people's kids. that's why dr. manny says he wants the government to mandate vaccines. but what does mandate mean? >> mandate means basically, if we get to the point where we have now communities with vaccination rates at 80%, you'll have to mandate if you want to send your kids to school, you have to get them vaccinated. >> all right. you don't mean hold the kid down or hold the parents down or forcibly do it. keep them out of government school. >> right. but how do you do that? we'll have hundreds of kids now home-schooled. you know, i know they are. but is that where we're going? you know, science is pretty factual. vaccines were generated in a world of science becaus

joining us now, laura ingraham. tom bevan and charles krauthammer.y, steve, what are the implications? >> the discussion of these races certainly fell off the radar today. this will be the kind of result that defined the politics in this country through the midterm elections and somehow people are talking about it as much as you might have thought. this was clearly a good night for donald trump. he has every right to crow about it. i think republicans would be wise not to say too much comfort in these results. these are specific races. marco rubio's point about the chatter in classism, not liking donald trump, i think that's shortsighted. his approval rating is still 36%. that's not something republicans want to take going into midterm elections. there's a lot that needs to happen. >> one of the things i was that nancy pelosi and in some of these districts, she is less popular than president trump. she came out moments ago with a letter to democratic colleagues saying as we take inventory in the special election results, it's important to note that w

. >> sean: and he also wanted, as laura ingraham said, he wanted to keep it in a box to keep his job for some other reason perhaps. i want to know, what happens to loretta lynch? a lot of explaining to do. >> this is why some people decide not to testify in front of congress. it's a tricky thing. when jim comey did they is open up doors that were pretty much sealed, and people want to know, okay, wait a minute. what does it mean that loretta lynch was chilling your activities? that's the thing you are accusing donald trump of. here's what we know about jim comey. i know this from my white house years because i had to talk to him when he was first hired by the bush administration. he makes republicans feel like he's a republican for he makes democrats feel like he's a democrat. he is whatever you want. the american people got to see that. >> sean: is he deep state in the sense that, he's leaking to the press, you the attorney foe president goes out and saying about selective leaking designed to hurt the president of the united states. as he fit in the category? i suspect he does. >> i

susan page, editor in editor-in-chief of lifezette laura ingraham and syndicated columnist charles krauthammer. >> there's a lot to focus on. short of getting five clock shadow and wearing wingtips on the beach, her transformation into full nixonian bitterness is incomplete. the idea that literally every single possible variable was to blame except her and her actions was remarkable. mesmerizing watching it. we forget that this is a side of hillary that's always been there. in her memoirs, she writes about a vast conspiracy that chief justice rehnquist was leading against her and her husband. this was a woman whose captain sidney blumenthal employed for decades, conspiracy monitor. it is this worldview that she is a force for truth and justice at all of these evil forces are to blame for anything bad that ever happens to her. >> you have to wonder who this does any good for. doesn't do any good for hillary clinton and her reputation and her standing prayer and she doesn't look big in this interview. she looks small print can't help the democrats. there are a lot of people looking backward that

monica crowley, laura ingraham, melanie morgan, brian maloney, chris horner, geraldo rivera, and larafin faces major fallout over her vicious and vile photo shoot with a severed head that looks like the president. very sick. that is tonight's opening monologue. the so-called tolerant left -- they are taking their unhinged hatred of the president to a brand-new low. kathy griffin is only the latesa offender. the so-called comedian is facing an intense backlash for a very disturbing photo shoot. we have to warn you, what we are about to show you is

also tonight, eric trump, laura ingraham, mike huckabee, lou dobbs will all be here but first, the federalactor for allegedly leaking an nsa document and its raising more questions than answers. for starters, why did she

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laura ingraham, the talk radio host. scott reed who is a veteran republican establishment figure, a strategist at the chamber of commerce all have been in discussions with the white house and are not coming in to join this staff. so the president is not able to recruit the kinds of talent that he wants right now. >> philip rucker after another busy day thank you for coming on and talking about it. >> thank you brian. >>> now with us, gop veteran, msnbc political analyst steve schmidt. also a former chief strategist to john mccain's '08 campaign. white house reporter for the "associated press" who played an interesting role in today's coverage, vivian salaama is back with us and pulitzer prize winning columnist for the "washington post," also an msnbc political analysis, your friend eugene robinson. welcome to all. steve you and i share a love of american history. i have to share with the folks that we were talking about today's anniversary. in present hours, right about now, 73 years ago, the sun would be rising on the c

laura ingraham, mara liasson, and syndicated columnist charles krohn hunger -- charles krauthammer.t time we were here was in february. >> and mitch mcconnell is unable to deliver on time, you know this is difficult because he is sort of the wizard of capitol hill. he is a incredible technician. wasn't able to pull it together in time. the one thing he has going for him other than his own skills is the fact that in that cbo report which generally had a negative effect in terms of public opinion they projected $320 billion surplus. money for the treasury coming out of this bill. which means mitch mcconnell can deal from that lump of money, some of it, may be the majority of it, to buy off -- let's be realistic about it -- to buy off the senators who are holding out. for example if there is somebody who thinks we should be doing more for opioid, you could throw in. if you've got a ton of money, so he's got chips he can deal and having it go over the fourth of july weekend is probably a negative because there will be a public reaction against it. but it does give him extra time to call

laura ingraham, mara liasson, and syndicated columnist charles krauthammer. >> there's a lot of viewsin the senate about whether they can get it done. there are some republicans who think not getting it done would be the politically best outcome for them. lindsey graham among them. they think they can still blame the democrats. there's also a debate about tha that. so far, there's not a bill insight in the senate and they are talking about getting it on before they go for recess. that's a couple weeks away. i think it's looking very, very difficult. >> bret: one of things i've heard is that they are going to p something together in the senate. they are going to strong-arm 51 votes and get it to a conference committee and then do the work of ironing out the details of what it looks like. >> i can tell you from my radio listeners all across the country this is the one issue other than the wall i think that they think trump and the republicans, they really have to deliver on forcing the border, building some kind of wall, and getting this obamacare repeal and replace done. i think it's p

fox news contributor and radio host laura ingraham. what do you think about this?> a very interesting pattern of gesticulations with rachel maddow. we need a body language expert into completely reveal what is really going on in her mind. them.ess >> sean: we do not want to silence her. i say, go for it. >> i think she is kind of fun. if i was a liberal, rachel maddow would be all the rage. i think what we see in the country right now is that theree are people on the far left who are frustrated with the democratic party because theno democrats are kind of caught in the middle of their own vortex. some of the democrats want to go far left, they want to go income redistribution, jacked up the tax rates, and then there are the ones that are kind of struggling, kind of a little bit in the middle. there are no-man's-land. they have tried all of the ideas of globalization and big government programs, and they failed miserably. obama had a phenomenal personality. he was able to outdo mccain who was a terrible candidate, and mitt romney with the 47 disaster comment. able t

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approached about taking a communications role, and conservative radio host and trump friend laura ingraham, but she would rather remain outside due to broadcasting and media commitments. there hasn't been the wholesale shakeup that was rumored. >> the clock is ticking for republicans in their push to get the health care bill over the finish line before the august recess. looks like that goal may not be met. according to politico, growing number of senate republican leaders are growing increasingly doubtful they'll be able to piece together a bill in time. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell was one of the leaders to meet with the president to bump up the deadline to vote on new legislation. "the wall street journal" reports republicans hope to send a bill to congressional budget office by the end of this week to vote on it before july 4th break. adding to pressure facing republicans, anthem is pulling out of obama health insurance exchange in ohio. insurers previously warned lawmakers there will likely be further exchange withdrawals and sharp rate increases in plans if they aren't give

, but i do want to the ask you republicans are going after special counsel robert mueller, laura ingraham and anne coulter raising questions about a man who served with distinction, fbi director under both bush and obama. what do you make of this? >> you know, i think we've had special counsels in the past that have plilt sized things and i think we've had some who haven't. you know, if it goes the way it's supposed to go, it's supposed to be done in secret like a grand jury and only if something ultimately sin dietable do you hear anything that. actually would be fine with me and is actually something that would probably be a good way of looking at this. now, i can't vouch for how it's going town fold or what will happen, but if it happens the way it's supposed to, i think -- i think the president will be cleared. i don't know what else happens out of it, but i think it's probably the best way to look at it. >> just to clarify, you have described the allegations of any collusion between associates of trump and russia as a myth perpetrated by democrats, but you support seeing the probe th