laura ingraham coming up next. see you on monday. >> welcome to the ingraham angle. we have a special show for you tonight. the first ever ingraham angle town hall. last week i went to chicago to discover the reason for the staggering levels of violence. violence destroying the south and west sides of the windy city. i wanted to expose the city's impotent political response to it. so we spoke to victims, politicians, religious leaders, all of them who were on the ground. what they have to say is going to shock you. but these voices need to be heard. now, we learned this week that chicago's democratic mayor, rom emanuel, will not be seeking a third term. now, one can only hope that a new mayor will bring peace and some healing to a city in desperate need of both. here's our town hall from chicago. good evening everyone, i'm laura ingraham. welcome to the first ever ingraham angle town hall. first i'd like to thank the city of chicago and our add again for hosting us for an incredibly important discussion. chicago is one of the truly great american cities, spectacularr

good evening everyone, i'm laura ingraham. welcome to the first ever ingraham angle town hall. first i'd like to thank the city of chicago and our add again for hosting us for an incredibly important discussion. chicago is one of the truly great american cities, spectacularry beautiful in the summer and winter. but in recent years, its gang violence problem has reached epidemic pro-portions. level of violence that's unacceptable for anywhere in america. the city is on pace for more than 2,000 shootings this year, which will mark the fifth straight year it's topped that mark. just so you get perspective, since 2011, the year that rom emanuel took office as mayor, there have been over 4,000 murders in this city. that's more than the 3,481 soldiers who were killed in action in operation iraqi freedom from 2003 to 2010, if you can believe it. it's not just the level of violence in the city that's the problem. it's the lack of justice. according to an afternoon nall seus conducted by the washington post, chicago police have made an arrest in only about 27% of homicides since 2010. t

i am more laura ingraham, thiss "the ingraham angle." president trump about to hold a rally in las vegas. we won't bring them is remarks live when he takes the stage. 2,000 miles eased, the fight over brett kavanaugh's nomination is really intensifying. it has devolved into a partisan game at its worst. >> it is a sham hearing. i don't think she should participate in it. >> what is happening with the judiciary committee, i would call it a railroad job. >> what is being proposed is simply a sham and a mockery of a full senate hearing. >> shameful attempt to jam this group without giving anyone the time they need to investigate. >> laura: you wouldn't know the attorneys for kavanaugh's accuser resurfaced, saying the client was willing to appear sometime next week, but not monday, and only if they offer the following. terms that are fair and ensure her safety. i guess the capital police are not enough. they want her to testify before kavanaugh, and they only want committee members to question, and no outside email council, for instance. bre

welcome to "the ingraham angle." i'm laura ingraham in washington. do we have a show for you tonight. msnbc's joe scarborough saying that the president is doing more damage to the country than 9/11. the man who was commissioner of the fdny during those horrific attacks is here to respond. plus newt gingrich joins us tonight with how the media is using 9/11 as a weapon against trump. plus his messaging advice to the g.o.p. this november. and a "the ingraham angle" follow-up: former new england patriot matt light is here to blow the whistle on how the nfl is making a mess out of dealing with the anthem protests protests. but first, time to build the wall. that is the focus of tonight's "angle." ♪ it is one of the president's cornerstone issues, and one that he continues to invoke at rally after rally. >> and we are building a wall on the southern border, which is absolutely necessary. and we will build the wall. that i can tell you. [chanting "build the wall"] >> do not worry, we are going to build the wall. okay? don't even think about it. >> laura: w

"the ingraham angle" is up next. ♪ >> good evening from chicago. i'm lauren ingraham.nd welcome to "the ingraham angle" special. it's a good thing because he's facing a attacks on multiple fronts. in the next hour, we're going to tell you how the media are putting stories out to undermine the president's agenda. you won't believe what we're learning about doj official bruce ohr. raymond arroyo is here with his friday folly segment, where he'll tell us how the funeral of a legend became a political rally. and president trump's efforts to remake the nafta agreement, all coming up. but first, our top story, cnn caught red-handed. as we've been telling you this week, cnn's blockbuster story last month about michael cohen was dead wrong. the network went wild with a report that said president trump knew in advance about that infamous 2016 trump tower meeting between donald trump jr and a russian lawyer. we now know that cnn lied about the source for the piece. and here's the kicker. davis now says the story is false. but still cnn is sticking with its story. and an insider

welcome to "the ingraham angle." i'm laura ingraham back in washington on a very important news night. tonight's show, we will reveal exactly how the left is working to delegitimize the supreme court nominee and why the kavanaugh nominee is so important to the future of the republican party, the court itself, the country, and yes committee our family. plus, breaking reports tonight on the fate of rod rosenstein. congressman jim jordan has something to say about it all. he'll be with me later in the hour. but first, the lessons of the kavanaugh battle. that is the focus of tonight's "angle." the president gave republicans a master class in retaliating against the tactics of the left today. undoubtably weary of watching the daily smear storm buffeting a supreme court nominee, brett kavanaugh, president trump decided it was time to do what he does best, fight back. >> the democrats are playing a con game. a con game. they know it's a con game. they know he's high quality. and they wink at each other. they are winking. t

so laura ingal--ingraham-- so lauran ingraham clearly won't be advising the president to stop separatingse families. and neither will director of false equivalencies tucker carlson. - this is one of those moments that tells you everything about our ruling class. they care far more about foreigners than about their own people. they don't care because no matter what they tell you, this is not about helping children. lot of people yelling at you on tv don't even have children, so don't for a second let them take the moral high ground. - wow. this angry mcnugget seriously just said, "you can't care about kids unless you have kids." that is the dumbest logic i have ever heard. how does tucker not get that you can care about things that don't directly affect you? and i'm just glad that he's a tv pundit and not a doctor. it'd be like, "dr. carlson, what should i do about my cancer?" well, i don't have cancer, so really, i don't give a shit. yeah, i, uh, i just don't. but, uh, but... if you ever get hemorrhoids, gimme a call, yeah. [laughter] so top advisors tucker and laura clearly won't let th

i'm laura ingraham. this is a special "the ingraham angle." the seen and the unseen edition.ou have all come to know and love every wednesday night in the past ten months -- can you believe it? we bring you a segment that is one on the instant favorites. fox news contributor and best selling author raymond arroyo joins me to dissect the cultural stories. look who is here with me. >> surprise, surprise. the idea, we should tell everybody, behind seen and unseen is we pull back the curtain on the cultural topics of the week. manners. look thereof -- lack thereof, movies, trends. the things that sustain us beyond politics. if you know where the culture is -- i don't mean the curdled milk in the back of the fridge. the other culture. where the people are and where they are headed. >> laura: we have a lot of fun with this seg pent but whether it's controversy surrounding the anthem, hollywood, me, too. service animals. you cruel person. or the people renting, i kid you not, cuddles. >> that was hard. >> laura: they point to something larger going on and they reveal who we are or w

i'm laura ingraham, this is a special "the ingraham angle." the seen and unseen edition.ou have all come to know and love every wednesday night over the last 10 months. we bring a segment that has become one of the instant fafshts. fox news contributor, raymond arroyo joins me every week. look who is here with me. >> surprise, surprise. the idea behind seen and unseen, we pull back the curtain on cultural topics of the week. manners, lack thisof, music, arts, trends and fate. things that sustain us, fill our lives beyond politics. i've always believed, if you know where the culture is, not the curdled milk in the back of the fridge, the other culture, where the people are and where they are headed. >> laura: now we have a lot of fun with this segment, whether controversy surpding anthem, hollywood, me too, service animals. you cruel person. or people renting -- i kid you not, cuddles. >> that was hard. >> laura: they point to something larger going on or reveal who we are, who we are becoming, that might be the most important show of all. >> whether we like it or not, cul

laura ingraham standing by. big show tonight, laur a. >> laura: we do. word to the wise about hurricane, fantastic show with the developments, thank you, sean. >> sean: have a good work. >> laura: i'm laura ingraham, "the ingraham angle," monitoring hurricane florence, it is a category 4 storm that is expected to smash into both north and south carolina on thursday night around our show time, we'll provide an update later in this hour with important information you do not want to miss. plus, former chief strategist steve bannon is here for a rare and exclusive appearance, he'll comment on that internal war at the white house and share exclusive footage from his new documentary, "trump at war." tennis star melts down, i'll explain why serena williams got it all wrong this past weekend, and i'll be joined by former tennis great himself. first, the n.f.l. fumbles on the anthem again, the focus of tonight's "angle." last may n.f.l. owners announced policy requiring their players to stand for the national anthem or remain in the locker room during the anthem.

we'll see you on monday. >> laura: hi, everyone, i'm laura ingraham and welcome to "the ingraham anglehe first ever "the ingraham angle" town hall. last week i went to chicago to discover the reasons for the staggering levels of violence. violence destroying the south and west sides of the windy city. and i wanted to expose the city's impotent political response to it. so we spoke to victims, politicians, religious leaders, all of whom are on the ground. what they have to say is going to shock you. but these voices need to be heard. now we learned this week that chicago's democratic mayor realm emanuel

welcome to "the ingraham angle." i'm laura ingraham in washington.show for you tonight. msnbc's joe scarborough saying that the president is doing more damage to the country than 9/11. the man who was commissioner of the fdny during those horrific attacks is here to respond. plus newt gingrich joins us tonight with how the media is using 9/11 as a weapon against trump. plus his messaging advice to the g.o.p. this november. and a "the ingraham angle" follow-up: former new england patriot matt light is here to blow the whistle on how the nfl is making a mess out of dealing with

"the ingraham angle" is up next. >> laura: good evening from chicago. i'm laura ingraham. welcome to the ingraham angle's special, "trump's legal battle." president trump is a fighter. no doubt about that. it's a good thing, because he's facing attacks on multiple fronts. in the next hour, we'll tell you how the media are putting stories out, some of them bullying lies to undermine the president's agenda. alan dershowitz will be here to discuss trump's latest fight with the justice department. you won't believe what we're learning about doj official bruce ohr. raymond arroyo is here with his friday folly segment with how he'll tell us how the funeral of at, music legend at times becama political rally. plus we have updates about nfl players kneeling during the anthem and president trump's's efforts to remake the nafta agreement all coming up. but first, our top story, cnn caught red-handed! as we've been telling you this week,e' cnn's blockbuster story last month about michael cohen was dead wrong! the network went wild with an anonymously-sourced report that claimed cohen

"the ingraham angle" is up next. ♪ >> good evening from chicago. i'm lauren ingraham.o "the ingraham angle" special. it's a good thing because he's facing a attacks on multiple fronts. in the next hour, we're going to tell you how the media are putting stories out to undermine the president's agenda. you won't believe what we're learning about doj official bruce ohr. raymond arroyo is here with

laura ingraham standing by. big show tonight, laur a. >> laura: we do.d to the wise about hurricane, fantastic show with the developments, thank you, sean. >> sean: have a good work. >> laura: i'm laura ingraham, "the ingraham angle," monitoring hurricane florence, it is a category 4 storm that is expected to smash into both north and south carolina on thursday night around our show time, we'll provide an update later in this hour with important information you do not want to miss. plus, former chief strategist steve bannon is here for a rare and exclusive appearance, he'll comment on that internal war at the white house and share exclusive footage from his new

i'm laura ingraham. this is "the ingraham angle" on important night in washington. in moments, my thoughts on brett kavanaugh, a man i've known for nearly three decades and we'll hear from other women who have known him even longer. plus, why do some accusations matter, while others are ignored. bill clinton accuser has questions for diane feinstein about her claims and how they were treated 20 years ago. hear exclusively from house intelechair devin nunes with first reaction to the president's decision late this afternoon to declassify documents related to the russia investigation. but first, 1991, all over again. that is the focus of tonight's angle. by now most of you are familiar with the 11th hour charges of supreme court nominee, brett kavanaugh. christine blasey-ford is claiming when she was 15 and kavanaugh was 17, he made unwanted advances to her at a boozy house party. she claims he tried to force himself upon her. kavanaugh released a statement today emphatically denying the charges for a second time, saying "this is a completely false allegation, i've ne

welcome to "the ingraham angle."ham back in washington on a very important news night. throughout tonight's show, we

"the ingraham angle" is up next. >> laura: good evening from chicago. i'm laura ingraham.e ingraham angle's special, "trump's legal battle." president trump is a fighter. no doubt about that. it's a good thing, because he's facing attacks on multiple fronts. in the next hour, we'll tell you how the media are putting stories out, some of them bullying lies to undermine the president's agenda. alan dershowitz will be here to discuss trump's latest fight with the justice department. you won't believe what we're learning about doj official bruce ohr. raymond arroyo is here with his friday folly segment with how he'll

i'm laura ingraham. this is "the ingraham angle." we have a vitally important hour for you tonight. late-breaking revelations and details on this kavanaugh story. another delay tonight in the kavanaugh vote. what is going on with this accuser and is an fbi investigation warranted? mercedes schlapp from the white house is here. and many are bristling at the president's declassification of documents. what are they scared of? >> and hollywood showing once again why americans are watching less tv today. raymond arroyo is here with the angle. listen closely to the media coverage of the 36-year-old accusation about supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh and the chorus is hard to miss. >> we have dr. ford's credible allegati allegation. she has nothing to gain here. >> the story is credible. i don't think anyone doesn't believe her. >> she's a very credible witness and their story is credible. >> i believe dr. ford as i referred to her because she makes a very credible case. >> this is a situation where you have serious and credible allegations of rape. >> laura: now, we're led to believe t

welcome to "the ingraham angle," i'm laura ingraham. from washington tonight, stay for the full show, we have a lot to get to, the entire hour is going to be appointment viewing for you. we have something important we want to tackle, the ip creasingly hostile tactics of the left from demonization, now outright violence and how it is harming the country. governor mike huckabee, jeff lord, matt schlap p, and others will join us. raymond arroyo is here with story of comedian bounced from a late night talk show for #metoo movement comments. and social media giants trying to tilt the mid-term elections? "seen and unseen" straight ahead and we will bring a live update from the ground in north carolina as hurricane florence bears down on the east coast. but first, the new american left, agents of hatred, that is the focus of tonight a angle. in the wake of humiliating defeat in 2016 and after trump had called them out for disastrous policies, democrats and celebrities boosters were seething, just 24 hours after the inauguration, this was their

i'm laura ingraham on "the ingraham angle" on a very busy monday night.ricane florence, category 4 hurricane that is this expected to smash into north and south carolina right around our show time. we will give you a part information you do not want to miss. plus, former chief strategist of the president, steve bannon, is here for a rare and exclusive appearance. he'll comment on the internal war at the white house and share exclusive footage from his new

i'm laura ingraham, this is "the ingraham angle" after historic day in the nation's capital where peopleeeling from one of the most dramatic and emotionally wrenching hearings in decades. the testimony, of course, supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh and he's accuser doctor pursed dominic christine for just hours ago. it could be described as fat versus emotion. we will examine the influence of both and where the vote stands and it's changing by the minute according to our reporting but we will be on that. you don't want to turn away from the show. along the way, we

welcome to "the ingraham angle," i'm laura ingraham. very busy night in the nation's capital. trees and that's what the president's response was to an anonymous op-ed written by a senior administration official who claims there is a resistance movement inside the white house. counselor to the president kellyanne conway will be here and moments to react. but first, journalism, r.i.p. that's the focus of tonight's angle. this is what it's come to. the once revered in "new york times," the paper of record has now become the paper of rumor. as part of its unrelenting vendetta against president trump times today published a column by someone whom they do not identify. the senior trump staffer under the cloak of anonymity spends a wildly unflattering tale of a president supposedly unhinged from reality making impulsive decisions that supposedly blindside and frustrate, top officials and damage control. almost on cue, the press went wild. >> in a stunning new op-ed in "the new york times," top officials excoriate the president and reveal the resistance locked within the trump team tr

good evening from washington, i'm laura ingraham and this is "the ingraham angle." we have a lot for you in the next hour. brett kavanaugh, the supreme court confirmation hearing is just one of the many stories we are watching tonight. also the white house hitting back very hard against the latest bob woodward book. ed henry will be here to break it all down for us. plus nike lost billions of dollars of value over its decision to use anthem kneeler colin kaepernick as the face of its latest ad campaign. so wasn't no one else available? i guess not. and with nbc embroiled in it a scandal, one of its top anchors is taking shots of course at fox. so we will set the record straight. but first the party of the stunts strikes again. supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh had not yet been introduced at his confirmation hearing when democrats employed a familiar protest tactic. >> good morning. i welcome everyone to this confirmation hearing on the nomination of judge brett kavanaugh to serve as associate justice -- >> mr. chairman, i would like to be recognized for question

i'm laura ingraham. this is "the ingraham angle" on important night in washington.ghts on brett kavanaugh, a man i've known for nearly three decades and we'll hear from other women who have known him even longer. plus, why do some accusations matter, while others are ignored.

i'm laura ingraham, this is "the ingraham angle" after a historic day in the nation's capital where people are still reeling from one of the mostan dramatic and emotionally wrenching hearings in decades. the testimony, of course supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh and his accuser christine ford just hours ago. it could be described as fact versus emotion. we will examine the influence of both and where the vote stands and it's changing by the minute according to our reporting but we will be on that. you don't want to turn away from the show. along the way, we have a r powerful lineup. newt gingrich, kim strassel, joe digenova, ari fleischer, scott bolden, michelle malkin, ben shapiro, and one of kavanaugh's closest friends going back to, high school. he mentioned her today at the hearing. so we will talk to her and the white house will respond. kellyanne conway also joins us. we are jam-packed. we begin tonight with what i just mentioned off the top. emotion versus fact. should they carry equal weight in the eyes of senators as we wait the the credibility of both kavanaugh and his accuse

welcome to "the ingraham angle." i'm laura ingraham from washington. you want to stay for the full show. we have a lot to get you. the entire hour is going to be appointment viewing. we have something very important we want to tackle. the increasingly hostile tactics of the left, from demonization, now to outright violence. how it's harming the country. governor mike huckabee, jeff florida, matt schlapp, congressman steve scalise, and another important guest will join us. and tonight, raymond arroyo is here with a story of a comedian sounds from a late-night talk show for me too comments. was it something else he said? joe biden producing a new series with social media giant, trying to tilt the maternal actions. "seen and unseen" straight ahea ahead. we will bring a live upgrade from the ground in north carolina as hurricanes lawrence is terrifying, bears down on the east coast. but first, the new american lef left. agents of hatred. that is the focus of tonight's "angle" ." in the wake of their humiliating defeat in 2016, and after trump had called th

i'm laura ingraham on "the ingraham angle" on a very busy monday night. we are monitoring hurricane florence, category 4 hurricane that is this expected to smash into north and south carolina right around our show time. we will give you a part information you do not want to miss. plus, former chief strategist of the president, steve bannon, is here for a rare and exclusive appearance. he'll comment on the internal war at the white house and share exclusive footage from his new documentary, "trump at war." and a tennis star meltdown. i'll explain why so serena wils got it all wrong this weekend and i'll be joined by former tennis great himself. but first, the nfl fumbles on the anthem again. and that's the focus of tonight's "angle." ♪ last may, the nfl owners announced a policy requiring their players to either stand for the national anthem or remain in the locker room during the anthem. anyone kneeling or protesting would be fined. but what a difference a few months make, as the nfl has now announced that it won't implement its own new policy. so this we

as phil rucker said, allies like laura ingraham who tweeted rod rosenstein must be fired today, taggingresident trump and don junior tweeting, shocked. absolutely shocked. oh, who are we kidding at this point? no one is shocked these guys would do anything to undermine donald trump. don junior may himself benefit from rosenstein's firing if it should come to pass. and the disruption of the mueller investigation which rosenstein now oversees. mike schmidt, jeremy bash and joyce vance and phil rucker are still here. talk about rosenstein as a figure at the intersection of the mueller probe and the comey firing. the comey firing, something trump liked and trump used rosenstein's memo with -- as one of the rationales for the firing. obviously the mueller investigation, something the president doesn't like. >> remember back early in may of 2017, trump wanted to fire jim comey as the fbi director and got attorney general sessions but more importantly deputy attorney general rod rosenstein to write these letters. building a case, a rationale to fire comey. but then the president got disenchant

i'm laura ingraham. welcome to "the ingraham angle."ane florence is lashing the carolinas. hurricane force winds already being felt and are expected to worsen through the night. we have fox news coverage all along the coast. but we begin

i'm laura ingraham. welcome to "the ingraham angle." at this hour, hurricane florence is lashing the carolinas. hurricane force winds already being felt and are expected to worsen through the night. we have fox news coverage all along the coast. but we begin tonight in north carolina where fox news correspondent steve harrigan is really feeling the storm. steve? >> laura come i've seen this bridge over the past few hours behind me just gradually disappear as the water comes up. if we do get an 11-foot storm surge, that would go over and go up the first floor. it is dark all along this island. people really heeded the call to get out. they have boarded up their houses with plywood and most of them left, either going far inland or north or south, trying to get away from this giant storm. the power is out. we just lost electricity a few hours ago. those of the camera lights on me now running on batteries. as many as 3 million people could lose power before this is over. right now, the winds have picked up considerably over the last hour or

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. >> i'm laura ingraham. this is "the ingraham angle" in washington. i want to begin of course with the decision to open up a one-week fbi investigation into brett kavanaugh. you can imagine i'm not wild about this delay. but i'm trying to look at this as optimistically as possible tonight. this might turn out to be a good thing, and here's why. it may give the fence sitters cover to vote for kavanaugh's confirmation. they probably want to vote for him, but with this question of why not the fbi investigation, they had a reason to sit back. but -- and this is very important -- if you think this is going to be the end of all the charades and the stunts that we've seen from the democrats, think again. now, just as a reminder, this is what they were saying about judge kavanaugh before the still-uncorroborated allegations emerged. >> i'm going to do absolutely everything i possibly can to speak out against the nominee. >> you have demonstrated an extraordinary hostility to the right and liberties precious in this country that make this nation great. >> he i

welcome to "the ingraham angle." i'm laura

i'm laura ingraham, this is a special "the ingraham angle." the seen and unseen edition.l come to know and love every wednesday night over the last 10 months. we bring a segment that has become one of the instant fafshts. fox news contributor, raymond arroyo joins me every week. look who is here with me. >> surprise, surprise. the idea behind seen and unseen, we pull back the curtain on cultural topics of the week. manners, lack thisof, music,

good grief. >> laura: i am laura ingraham on a busy night in washington. we have an exclusive big interview tonight. secretary of state mike pompeo sat down for a rare interview to discuss whether john kerry, obama's former secretary of state broke u.s. law by meddling in foreign policy. plus his first reaction to an undercover video where a state department employee suggests there is a resistance inside the administration. oh, goodie. and raymond is here with a seen and unseen for the ages. here it goes. what is roseanne's death and sexuality of muppets and jack black have in common? and nancy pelosi a last ditch effort to stall the president's order about the russian investigation. we begin tonight with the latest on the fast developing brett kavanaugh fight. the calls began early this morning. the message for the kavanaugh resistance was clear. it began with an appearance by the ghost of's confirmation past. >> they wanted an fbi investigation before she testifies. is that the right move? should the senate honor her request? >> absolutely it's the right