we're talking about laura ingram. if this were a normal presidency, we would be talking about the tax laws, president using his private golf club as a sort of policy incubator and having these people run federal agencies de facto? that's what we're not talking about. this whereasn't the question i thought you were go going to ask me because i was all set to respond to laura ij gram. one word to use and everything she said this week. deplorable. she is deplorable. sentiment she expresses is deplorable. fact that she is on a cable network that most republicans watch. that is -- sorry, bosses -- >> don't be sorry. >> country is watching hate on a nightly basis. >> for sure. don't be sorry. laura is paid millions because many people agree and believe in it, but we keep saying, well, it's the fronorgotten americans. they helped elect president trump are not being served by his policies. look at wages continuing to lag. it's not the forgotten american. it's the american who can no longer say go and get that, boy. like jeff

laura ingram under fire for saying america's going downhill because of immigrants. were her comments racist? ohio's special election in what's normally a deep red congressional district still too close to call. many is blaming on this man. they thi i will ask another famously accused green party spoiler jill stein what she thinks. does the media help for covering trump's rallies. this debate persisted ever since we elected donald trump. new york times columnist, thomas freedman and this set off a new fire tomorrow. keep up the blanket coverage of trump, it hurts him. freedman says "it appears to be the toxic lying and bullying and unpresidential behavior that trump exhibits most in his rally and tweets that we excessively cov cover." bring on the coverage. the reaction like places of fox news, is this what everyone says leading up to the 2016 election. >> what a great idea, remember what happened the last time the media covered every tweet and rally and every word of donald trump and every wink and nudge became apart of the media's snark-nato, they elected donald tr

kindergarteners are taught better than laura ingram. and it is wrong, and if we can't say it is wrong, to say that somebody should not be here literally just because of the way they look, we're further down the rat hole. >> i want to note that melania trump, the first lady of the united states, her parents became u.s. citizens yesterday, through a legal immigration process, and i have not heard the same concerns about the impact of immigration. >> there is new data out yesterday and it goes to turnout among constituencies from 2016 and it scrutinizes those that did not come out to vote. what i took away from it is the level of passion that existed among some excite communities that didn't exist among people of color. i view this in political terms, i think we're discussioning a large part of the success that trump had in driving his score constituency. here in lies an explanation that they didn't see coming the come come of that 2016 race. i have felt this coming from a long, long time from certain kalers in kal -- callers in this demog

. >>> many on twitter called ingram's comments racist. >> ingram felt compelled to explain herself lastas to point out the rule of law meaning security of border is something that used to bind us together. i made explicitly clear that my commentary had nothing to do with race and ethnicity but a shared goal of keeping america safe and her citizens safe and prosperous. >> was she being racist or offering a cultural comment shared by a wide swath of american voters? maybe both? joining me now is david french, all thor of "the recent peace," david, how did you interpret her remarks? >> i didn't interpret her remarks as racist, i interpret them as opportunist. and here's what i mean. i think there is a culture that's been cultivated in parts of the right where the goal is not necessarily to inform so much as it is to inflame, and the goal is to never back away from a fight and never be seen as politically correct. that's an instinct that could get you in trouble particularly when you find yourself using language that if not bordering on racist, it was language that racists love, and they ex

let's go live now to philip ingram former senior military intelligence security officer in the u.k. felt good to have you on the program just as we're listening to the deputy commissioner there just to get your take perhaps before we get into the actual details does this appear to you to be a terrorist attack. well it's been treated as a terrorist attack that's different to being law you know there are indications that would suggest it could be the use of a vehicle iconic sights. and knocking people down that's being encouraged by the different terrorist organizations but there's things that would suggest that might not necessarily beit it was a small car there's an individual that's in there he didn't hit a big crowd of people that's going on so it could just be someone with mental health issues and it's important that you know we don't jump to conclusions too quickly what's the first thing that i can tear terry unit would try to establish when they arrived at the scene because we do know they got there very fast indeed there's two things that they'll be doing sort of three things

this is what he told laura ingram just yesterday. >> that's not the premise that got them in the room. and then they started -- it was essentially a bait and switch to talk about that. and everyone has basically said that in testimony already. i mean, so this is nothing new. >> what he's saying there is the premise that got him in the room was the promise of dirt on hillary clinton. merely accepting that promise, anthony, first do you think there's something legally questionable about that? >> you know, john, honestly i don't know the laws as well as some of the prosecutors or potentially donald trump jr.'s attorneys. i think in hindsight i think everybody agrees that it would have been way better off not to have taken that meeting. and in hindsight it, it would have been better off to either ignore the overtures that were being made. but the meeting was taken and now -- >> can i say, anthony, better off because of what has happened since because of the controversy that's ensued or better off because it is simply wrong? it's wrong to accept a meeting with the promise of dirt provided

on the front war but then of all players of the national anthem which caused fox news host laura ingram to an infamous. this is what happens when you attempt to leave high school a year early to join the n.b.a. and it's always on wise to get political advice from someone who gets paid one hundred million dollars a year to bounce a ball oh and le bron and kevin they're great players but no one voted for you millions elected trump to be their coach so keep the political commentary to yourself or as someone once said shut up and dribble. other things i can't shut up but joining us now to discuss james and what it says about the state of our infrastructure we need sports stars to help fund elementary schools is an author an educator do you want. to go see it as well. i mean racism to yourself or you just shut up so before we begin to. speak well dribbling. what does that say about the state of the country that kids or communities now need professional athletes to come and help them build proper schools and get them proper education so number one le bron james is a global hero this isn't his

the wall sentiment of this trump white house is once again morphing and fox news host laura ingr ingramrs smack in the middle of that conversation. from what we heard recently from the white house, she complained about legal immigrants as well. listen to what she said. >> in some parts of the country, it does seem like the america we know and love doesn't exist anymore. massive demographic changes have been foisted upon the american people. and they're changes that none of us ever voted for and most of us don't like. from virginia to california, we see stark examples of how radically in some ways the country's changed. now much of this is related to both illegal and in some cases legal immigration that, of course, progressives love. >> let's have a conversation. with me now cnn political commentato commentator, mary catherine hamm and cnn opinion writer ronald reyes. so welcome to both of you. and mary catherine, just starting with you, when you watch laura ingram say what she just did, she comes across as ignorant and racist. so can you help me understand what she was trying to say? >>

you see laura ingram say things about making sure the country is as white as possible and reality is people are becoming the minority quickly and you see this wing of the party fighting every step of the way. trump didn't even condemn the last year. sessions did call the act evil and said he would in vest gate it but you and i haven't heard of the fruit of that investigation and here we are one year later. >> very good point. patrice i want to play the mother of the one killed at that rally speaking out. >> i can tell you what david duke and richard spencer and jason kessler and matthew h have said is that the current administration has given them the go ahead, thumb's up, wink and nod, that's their words not mine. >> that's potent coming from a mother who lost her child there last year. how does that fit into this? the quote, political accountability for what may be separate acts of violence. >> i mean, what we've seen since donald trump was on the campaign trail is extreme white supremacy, affinity towards white nationalism. he's allowed for white people to talk terribly about blac

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and a coat david duke expressed his support for laura ingram's comments. vice president mike pence spoke at the pentagon thursday about president trump's idea to create a new military space force as the sixth branch of the u.s. armed forces. >> just as in the past when we created the air force, establishing the space force is no idea whose time has come. the space environment is fundamentally changed in the last generation. what was once peaceful and andntested is now crowded adversarial. today, other nations are seeking to disrupt our space bae systems and challenge american supremacy in space as never before. amy: vice preresident pence also called on congress to o allocate $8 billionon for military activities i in space ovover the next five years. president trump tweeted thursday -- "space force all the way!" in yemen, new details are emerging about the u.s.-backed saudi-led bombing massacre of school children in yemen's northern saada province thursday. the united nations says the airstrike hit a bus carrying children from a summer camp, killing and in

was on the radio with laura ingram. >> the issue of adoption, did that come up? >> i had bad information at that point. i made a mistake in my statement. i think the it's important to point out that in a situation like this, you have over time facts develop. >> today donald trump jr. was on the radio with laura ingram. >> the issue of adoption, did that come up? >> like i said, that was the primary thing we had spoken about in the meeting. that's not the premise that got them in the room. then it was essentially a bait and switch to talk about that 6789 everybody has basically said that in. the already. >> there is this -- another interesting thing over the weekend. hope hicks boarded air force one and flew to the president's rally in ohio and back. you may recall, hope hicks resigned from the white house one day before a congressional committee that she had told white lies on behalf of donald trump. she is now living here in manhattan and she too has come under scrutiny for crafting that incredible statement on the plane about the trump tower meeting. a lot to t

>> i have known laura ingram for a couple of decades. i advised her for some time ago, one anne coulter is enough and does not make a good look for her to come off as a far right anti-immigrant if you will. i think it is a ratings grab just like i think donald trump future ca little fiasco with the nfl. we have some more important issues going on at the time. he becomes obsessed when people define him or anything. the whole nfl protest began with kaepernick have faded awwould hy if trump did not pump it up. what's his base? a white male who loves the nfl, i don't think he's going to change their minds in any kind of a way that's going to help him. this is the kind of fiasco that we stumbled into. >> this is why we have smart guys like you on our broadcast at times like this. jon meacham and clarence page. jon, please keep those angels on speed dial. >> it is in our contacts. >> thank you both. coming up for us, does the u.s. military need a six branch. can the nation afford it right now? what else is out there may compete more urgently f

for being with us, always fair and balanced, let not your heart be troubled, the news continues, ingram, how was your weekend? >> laura: it was lovely, how was yours? >> sean: mine was lovely too. >> laura: did you do any mixed martial arts or break any board boards? >> sean: i train about an hour and a half a day about five days a week. i could totally beat you, so not even difficult. i just have that thumb move. i just twist your thumb and then that whole thumb move and you go right down. >> sean: i dated to the other day. i went like this. >> laura: i cried and i said please stop. >> sean: i did two fingers. >> laura: fine. great show tonight, by the way. >> sean: good to see you. with got a little plan that we are going to have with me, you and tucker, but we are not going to announce it today. >> laura: i don't even know what it is so it's a good surprise. excellent. >> sean: you do know, but you forgot. all right. >> laura: talk to you later. good evening from washington, i'm laura ingraham, this is "the ingraham angle." welcome back on a very busy monday. an increasingly violent

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ingram is here. >> laura: i love the red card. if you are nice, you give them the yellow card. hannity, when i played field hockey, i got just as few yellow cards and maybe one red card. it was -- >> sean: i got in trouble. i played ice hockey. i spent a lot of time in the penalty box. i was a big fan of the broad street bullies, reggie leach, hound dog kelly, dave schultz. that is what i grew up. speedy one oh, my god. that is why people love you, hannity. awesome show tonight. >> sean: he had no teeth, none. speedy one that is like gordie howe on those guys. >> sean: when you rode a bicycle, did you wear a helmet? >> laura: ever. are you kidding? >> sean: but you make your kids wear a helmet. it's crazy. >> laura: we wrap our children, hannity. it's crazy. >> sean: helicopter parents. >> laura: great show tonight. i'm more ingram. this is "the ingraham angle" from washington. what a show we have for you. the case of hillary clinton's private server. this will not go away. now there are -- this doesn't surprise me in the slightest -- that china was attacking her emails in real

you heard that laura ingram quote.e it. that's what it is. that's what it is. >> that's what it is. >> pure and simple. >> and this is a president who is encouraging that and to say nothing of all the other things the president has done. i agree with george, vote democratic. >>> also on the campaign train, virginia's republican senate nominee has just pulled down a tweet, but his message is still loud and clear. what corey stewart said about a muslim american running for governor. >> it's really just, mika, unbelievable and out and out -- i mean, basically, not a dog whistle, but a fog horn. >> a blatant one. >> to bring in racists. >> but first, we go to bill car karins with a check on the forecast. >> i feel like i should give apologies to what's happening this weekend on the east coast with the rain and clouds. friday, by far, your afternoon/evening, the best you're going to get this weekend mid atlantic up through the weekend. as we go through saturday morning, you wake up to rain in areas of the capital district,

its own laura ingram a. couple of days ago has had mentioned something very similar about this baby thing and i said massive demographic changes have been foisted upon the american people and there are changes that none of us ever voted for and must most of us don't like from virginia to california we see stark examples of how radically the country has changed that much of this is related to both illegal and in some cases illegal immigration that of course progressives love. for those of you who don't have a laura ingraham translator what she's trying to say is and what i think paul ryan is trying to say is we need more white middle class. we need to fly many of the yes it looks different it's a it's a total disturbing. mindset to have and also you know women are just cattle for the tax base and and you know i thought it was yours and i thought you made the good point too is that there's also you know for men out there who are immediately want to jump on well with. their use of you was probably there i thoug

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still to come, laura ingram afraid of massive demographic change. and a reform white supremacist on how he broke away from the hate movement next. >>> it has been one year since white supremacist gathered in charlottesville, virginia chanting jews will not replace us. to protest the proposed removal of the statue. our own trymaine lee . what did you find? >> i really wanted to better understand the deep connections to these monument. i headed down south and we talked to folks in the community where these monuments exist. we learned a lot. if we learned everything at all, it was never about a monument at all. >> would you mind spelling your first and last name for us. >> first name gordon. last name cotton. just like you pick. >> is it time for us to move forward? >> no. if we move forward on this, we will leave everything out of our history. are we going to be selective if what we are going to keep and what we are going to forget. >> what about the idea that these men were fighting to maintain this system of slavery. >> they were fighting because ou

in new york, laura ingram, fox news. jillian: what a voice, what a life.fe she had was incredible. 10 minutes after the hour. critics slamming donald trump for revoking john brennan's security clearance better next guest says mormon obama era officials should be on the chopping block. jim hansen outlines who should be next to lose their clearance and why. >> the big surprise. open it. jillian: just wait until you see what is inside the box. >> a lot of controversy following donald trump's decision to revoke john brennan's security clearance and several other obama era officials could be next. rob: joining us to explain why the move was warranted is former special forces veteran and president of security studies group jim hansen, thanks for coming back. the politicization, a hard one to say, of the justice department is a new problem. do you think this got started under the obama administration where they started to look out for the democratic party? >> absolutely. one of the biggest problems this country has seen was the use of state power including our in

so tune in tomorrow but we want to hear what you have to say about tonight's show so tweet me at ingram angle and the great shannon bream and the fox news at night team are up next. shannon: we begin with a fox news alert, results pouring in from primary elections in arizona, results from the races in florida, major upset leading to a big november showdown as a socialist backs candidate wins tonight pitting them against the trump supported, special team coverage coming your way and you will hear from congressman jim jordan who spent is a grilling doj official bruce ohr over his ties to christopher steele. and leaking stories to the press, to justify getting a warrant, team coverage on the highly contested primary race tonight. what do the results actually mean? peter doocy is live in arizona? phil keating live in florida. the balance of power in congress next year and some other big nailbiter's down there. >> first to the governor's race, and ron desantis rolling to an easy primary victory over his republican opponent, adam putnam. winning by 20 points. fox news called this race as soon

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ingram is here. >> laura: i love the red card. if you are nice, you give them the yellow card. i played field hockey, i got just as few yellow cards and maybe one red card. it was -- >> sean: i got in trouble. i played ice hockey. i spent a lot of time in the penalty box. i was a big fan of the broad street bullies, reggie leach, hound dog kelly, dave schultz. that is what i grew up. speedy one oh, my god. that is why people love you, hannity. awesome show tonight. >> sean: he had no teeth, none. speedy one that is like gordie howe on those guys. >> sean: when you rode a bicycle, did you wear a helmet?

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said to laura ingram on the radio show. he says his story has been consistent from day one. >> it is sort of the cycle of the media narrative. the other stuff is not sticking. it is a 20 minute meeting and it ended up being nothing that was relevant and you know that's all it is. this is just a stretch. >> well, earlier today the president teed off about the russia investigation directing to democrats. he quoted one of his own supporters, a commentator quote, "collusion is very real with russia but only with hillary and the democrats." the president said the reason for that infamous july 2016 meeting with the russians with us to get information on an opponent. cond contradicting of the shortest term yet. let's start with our msnbc's halie jackson. >> i don't know where to start. >> reporter: yeah, take your pick. >> the phone line goes dead and it come goes back to what is the usual report on this. tell us a little bit more about what's going on and is there any sense at all among people closest to the president that this t

the arms of their mothers and getting put in these detention centers, the child prisons from laura ingram who said that it was like summer camp. i would invite others to send their kids to the summer camp if he does believe that. put his money where his mouth is. it's absolutely ridiculous. it clearly is indicative of what they know has been a debacle of a policy, has been a horrific evil policy, has been something that they know they are going to pay for politically at the ballot box in november, and they're trying to paint the best picture from something that actually is completely horrible and un-american. >> he's not the first person. i mean, that was -- as he is speaking or testifying in front, you know, of lawmakers, but other people have qualified it or classified it that way, steve. i mean, what did you think of his statements? summer camp? >> no. listen, i think he phrased it poorly. he should have said we're trying to create a facility that's like a camp, but to call it summer camp, that evokes happy memories and somebody sent there for great reasons. and the children are the vi

and then there is laura ingram who says this in commentary on wednesday, quote ", nothing to do with race or ethnicity," we'll let you be the judge. >> in some parts of the country it does team like the america that we know and love does not exist anymore. massive demographic changes have been voiced upon the american people. there are changes that none of us ever voted for and most of us don't like. much of this is related to both illegal and in some cases legal immigration that of course, progressives love. >> but, it is trump's own words about who the best people in america are. that's up for debate for this election. two views on the peshl impacote impact. white nationalists arguing the racist views part of the fabric of con sservativism. so we got a lot to talk about at this hour. let's start with our professor at georgetown university and phillip rucker. michael, the white house commented stressing issues that po polarizing the electric and drive trump's base. what do you see when you look at all these things have happened the last 24 hours or so. >> there is no question about

you know, there was a very good story in the "washington post" in june by christopher ingram showing that in fact illegal immigrants and legal immigrants commit much less crimes than natural born americans which needs to be kept in mind. but if we want to look at the big picture issues, you know, these wars the u.s. has been fighting like in iraq, have exacerbated the immigration issue. if people want to deal with immigration, the u.s. ought to start thinking about withdrawing from these wars and avoiding -- >> laura: we're not here to debate the wars. i probably agree with you on a lot of the wars issue. >> thank you. >> laura: we're talking about our right, our southern rigvere as a people to decide who gets to come in and when you are here as a privilege that we grant you, who doesn't get to stay. we have violent criminals who are released on to the streets, who people who are here illegally and tom, as you know, have been deported multiple times, come back and commit heinous crimes they have a trail of tears behind them. and we have the aclu beating the drum for more immigrants i

i am proud of >> thanks to laura ingram for letting me sit in and host her show, i appreciate it. i hope you will check out a book i have written called the deep state, own army of bureaucrats protected barack obama and is working to destroy the trump agenda available for preorder online it hits the bookshelf september 18th. a great place to look. i will be back tomorrow night. shannon bream is up next and she is my favorite person. shannon: i feel honored. there are a lot of good people here. i hear the book is sensational. thanks so much. welcome to fox news at night. we begin with a fox news alert. word that another trump insider is working with authorities providing information about payments to two women claiming they had affairs with the president and reports the manhattan das considering pursuing state, charges against top officials at the trump organization. what does it mean for the president? former assistant attorney andrew mccarthy has possible good news for the commander-in-chief minutes away. donald trump and his attorney general locked in an intense feud. senator li

when you hear something like shut up and dribble from laura ingram or lebron james should stick to basketballs about disagreement. if lebron james came out and said donald trump is the greatest president in the world, you would not hear things like they should stick to basketball. last year donald trump used the endorsement with mike tyson and he had paul o'neill and jack nicholas endorsed trump and trump was proud of that. donald trump does not have a problem of athlete activism provided on his behalf. >> there are a lot of individuals who are not minorities that said negative things about president trump. when you talk about intellect that goes back to the 1930s and 1940s where a racist individual would attack americablack ameri that we are less than. i don't buy that argument. >> thank you for this conversation. we'll talk about it. nfl season kicks into high-gear the next few weeks. thank you for being on. more primaries are happening all across the country. voters in michigan are seeing double. two sisters are running for office. not just two sisters, they are twins. that's really where

the news continues, ingram how was your weekend? >> laura: it was lovely. yours?o. >> laura: did you break some boards? >> sean: i did. >> laura: i could beat you. so not difficult. >> sean: i'm not going to hit back. loucks >> laura: i twist your thumbs. >> sean: i did two fingers. >> laura: okay, fine, great show by the way. >> sean: good to see you when you're in new york. we have a little plan we are going to have with you, me,

. >> that is all the time we have, thank you for watching this ingram angle special.'m jason chaffetz. it was a pleasure filling in for laura, she returns from vacation monday. shannon bream coming up next. have a great weekend, good night from new york city, god bless you and god bless your families, the greatest country on the face of the planet, i am honored to be here. >>this is a fox news >> this is a fox news alert, donald trump canceling plans for secretary of state mike pompeo to travel to north korea citing insufficient progress on denuclearization. general jack keane ways in shortly. the president keeps the pressure on his attorney general, donald trump takes to twitter trying to compel jeff sessions to investigate corruption on what he calls the other side. stick around for fiery highlights from the president's speaking before the state republican party in ohio. tonight the family of john mccain says

. >> reporter: as laura ingram tried to ask about the meeting, the call appeared to be cut off. >> you want any comments on that, donnie? because they're hitting you on that for contradictions and calling it worse than contradictions? >> hello? >> what is your reaction to all of that? we'll see if we can reconnect to donald trump jr. on this because we can't seem to hear him. >> reporter: and then back on the line to say his russian encounter didn't amount to much. >> 20-minute meeting. ended up being about essentially nothing relevant and that's all it is. that's all they have got. >> reporter: this f that's the case other allies argue there is no need to worry. >> what has them riled up is feeling cornered and it's not clear to me that they're necessarily cornered as much as there's a fact finding expedition. >> reporter: the president turned the attention to special elections across the country from kansas where a fellow hard liner on immigration is running for governor to ohio where the gop candidate appears vulnerable in a district mr. trump won himself by 11 points. >> we must el

ingram denied this was about race but what do you think? i hear in her segment and some of carlson's segments is white fright, this fear of change. what so many americans see as progress, many fox fans see as loss. you might call that white anxiety or say it's straight up racism. so as we look ahead now to this rally in washington the continued concern in charlottesville about racist showing up there again on the one-year anniversary of the riot there last year, how can newsrooms responsibly cover these problems? how can we in journalism shine a light on these groups without fans the flames. let's bring back the panel and talk through that. first to you, you and i had a dialogue about this over the weekend. what is your approach? should we ignore a hate rally in washington? should we not draw attention to it? >> look, we can't ignore it. it's something that is reality. it's our job as journalists to shine a light on the ugliest things that happen in our society but that means it can be a hot light. we don't need to put any kind of a group,

listen to laura ingram here.'s trying to ask a relevant question of the president's son, and -- >> do you want any comments on that? they're hitting you on that for contradictions. they're calling it worse than contradictions, obviously. >> hello? >> donny, what is your reaction to all that? we're going to see if we can reconnect with donald trump jr. on this because we can't seem to hear him. donny, you hear that? we don't know where he went. >> i guess maybe he wasn't expecting a real question. >> maybe he was taking mooch's advice there. >> there's still a lot of questions that need to be answered. we're not getting answers in that interview. >> he says there, you know, that was the premise that got them in the room, meaning they were going to give me dirt on hillary clinton. they are russian nationals. you can't accept that from a foreign national. if he didn't, he can say the crime didn't happen. also, he's on the record saying he went into the room anticipating a crime to happen. >> it seems that as this is

he was on laura ingram's show last night and he repeated basically i think that their story is and thesident's tweets also reflect this, yeah, we were promised but they didn't deliver. so case closed. nothing to see here. here is how don jr. explained it last night -- >> that's not the premise that got them in the room. then it was essentially a bait and switch to talk about that. everyone has basically said that in testimony already. i mean, so this is nothing new. >> so, he's saying that when they got in the room they talked about adoptions, so no crime. >> this follows a pattern don jr. also met with saudi representatives and uae. new york times reported that in late may. so there was a willingness to collude if it was not successful collusion, i don't think he should be giving interviews about that. i do think that president trump and i might be giving him a little credit here, too much credit, but he's not a lawyer but likes to play one on twitter sometimes. and he basically, i think, repeated the claim about what he admitted last year basically that, yeah, this is a political op

for being with us, always fair and balanced, let not your heart be troubled, the news continues, ingrams lovely, how was yours? >> sean: mine was lovely too. >> laura: did you do any mixed martial arts or break any board boards? >> sean: i train about an hour and a half a day about five days a week. i could totally beat you, so not even difficult. i just have that thumb move. i just twist your thumb and then that whole thumb move and you go right down. >> sean: i dated to the other day. i went like this. >> laura: i cried and i said please stop. >> sean: i did two fingers. >> laura: fine. great show tonight, by the way. >> sean: good to see you. with got a little plan that we are going to have with me, you and tucker, but we are not going to announce it today. >> laura: i don't even know

the news continues, ingram how was your weekend? >> laura: it was lovely. yours? >> sean: it was lovely too. >> laura: did you break some boards? >> sean: i did. >> laura: i could beat you. so not difficult. >> sean: i'm not going to hit back. loucks >> laura: i twist your thumbs. >> sean: i did two fingers. >> laura: okay, fine, great show by the way. >> sean: good to see you when you're in new york. we have a little plan we are going to have with you, me, and tucke tucker. >> laura: i don't even know what it is. >> sean: you to know but you forgot. >> laura: all right. talk to you later. good evening from washington, i'm laura ingraham, this is "the ingraham angle." welcome back on a very busy monday. an increasingly violent strain of the radical left lashing out over the past few days. we are going to show you some of the shocking videos involving a marine recruiting station and a lot more, plus, an unbelievable story. it's a heartbreaker and infuriating out of new mexico involving a child abduction ring and radical muslim extremists. yes, in the united states

you have ingram basically echoing what donald trump said in europe. all this stuff is happening. >> i think some people need the smoking gun of the "n" word. if you need to sort of hear or believe omarosa the president actually said the "n" word, you haven't been paying attention because in my estimation he's been saying it since he rolled down that gold escalator and declared his presidency. every time he talks about the nfl he's saying it. every time he talks about lebron james or maxine waters or don lemon or any person of color in this country. this is who he is, who he was, this is when he put "c" on top of the applications of people of color when they tried to get into his buildings. we don't need the smoking gun. >> this is his life's work. >> it's him. it's everyone. so it's like if you're still waiting for this big reveal, then you haven't been paying attenti attention. >> so donald trump is effective at laundering white nationalism and white supremacy. >> wonderful phrase. >> and giving it a cleaner look. you have the policies with immigrati

. >> if i do say so myself my team and i think it has been a great week on the ingram a little. starting tomorrow, returning a week from monday. i hope you don't miss me too much but don't here, we have a top-notch lineup of guest totes filling in for me and we want to end tonight remembering the life and unbelievable talent, aretha franklin passed away at age 76. she got her start in the church pews singing gospel music so it is only fitting to close things out with one of her extraordinary gospel performances. ♪ god will take care ♪ you take care of you ♪ i know you will ♪ i will ♪ he will take care take care ♪ ♪ >> this is the fox news alert, breaking news from the paul manafort trial is the jury plans to resume deliberations, they got specific questions for the judge, one of those hinting where this is all heading, our legal team standing ready. hundreds of newspapers launch a coordinated attack on donald trump's scathing editorial but are they making his case for him. hear from editors on both sides. the president declares opioids

ingram. >> laura: you can call me laura. francisco, i adore you. francisco and i don't agree on everything. you can call me laura. i'm just laura. >> i will try but we are in texas, texas manners. >> laura: this is happening under president trump because i think they know the kind of have us with this catch and release thing. so just in the yuma sector of arizona, i know you know where that is, we all do. 120% in yuma, arizona, of unaccompanied minors, 4,500 unaccompanied minors, seven years ago that figure was 98 families and 222 unaccompanied minors. and if that's not a crisis i don't know what is. >> so what changed? just about six months ago president trump was telling us on national tv that the immigration issue, illegal immigration was down records, that the problem was in essence salt and when he couldn't get congress to act on daca. we can keep on chasing our tails like we have been for about 20 or 22 years, or we can get down and do something about it. laura, you and i have plenty of common ground and we just can't scare the population int