stone who has already said he expects to be indicted went on laura ingram's radio show to try, once again, to rewrite history. >> to date there is no evidence whatsoever of russian collusion or wikileaks collaboration, or any proof or evidence that i knew in advance the source or the content of allegedly stolen or allegedly hacked e-mails published by wikileaks. i never predicted anything of the kind, nor heard any such thing from jerry corsi who is a great researcher and a writer and a friend of mine. so it's a witch hunt. >> witch hunt. get all that? he didn't know what, he didn't know, quote, in advance the source or the content of stolen e-mails published by wikileaks. that is, one should note, quite different from not knowing it was coming. those texts provided by stone to nbc news ostensibly to vindicate himself show he knew it was coming. quote, i think it's on for tomorrow. october 3rd, 2016. later that day, why can't you get trump to come out and say that he would give julian assange asylum. mueller's investigation is still firing on many fronts. today it was in court where prose

back to the ingram angle alread in progress. >> that was the president getting warmed up. wednesday hit his seat he did that. mark elias to bernard county they miraculously started fighting democrat votes. i am sending much better lawyer to the president went on. disprove the fraud. rick scott was up by 50,000 votes on election day and now they found many votes and he's only up 15,000 votes. the broward effect. how come they never find republican votes? also with an eye cast towards arizona tweeting just out in arizona, signatures don't match. electoral corruption.. call for a new election. we must protect our democracy. but the president getting thrown some shame from democratic gubernatorial candidate gillum in florida after the president saidin andrew gillum conceded. now he's back in play because of this recount, gillum tweeting, "what's embarrassing to democracy is not counting every vote and you, of course, seferring to the president, count every vote." it's so important, again, because the president wants to get as many republicans as possible in the senate, to get

let's go back to philip ingram. whether they could have stopped this. 0bviously, though, reading the report, there we re though, reading the report, there were plenty of opportunities missed. it is impossible. whenever you write the report, you have the advantage of hindsight, you have got the jigsaw puzzle picture in front of you and then you try to look at the pieces and put them in place. the security and intelligence services working beforehand were trying to working beforehand were trying to work in 2020 for your site, they did not know this would happen and were running a huge number of investigations, over 600 investigations, over 600 investigations on 3000 people with another 20,000 people on a watchlist. no matter how many resources you have got, that is massive. and it is a human process therefore u nfortu nately massive. and it is a human process therefore unfortunately things will slip between the cracks and, when you get it wrong, magister should the horror of what can happen. but the horror of what can

here are more of our favorite moments from year one of the ingram angle.'m going to call it as i see it. i'm going to get answers for you and i'm going to hold the powerful accountable and that includes you mr. president. >> the angle starts right now -- >> i want to you voice that over for me and we'll play that instead of the graphics. trump calls out the real russian collusion. that is the focus of tonight's angel. what they are teaching our children. that is the focus of tonight's angel. the democrats me too suicide mission. that is the focus of tonight's angel. i had a horrible dream. the calendar read wednesday november 7th and the democrats had gained control of the house of representatives. could i -- you? me? >> laura: wow! this actually -- >> is this what mean by seen and unseen. >> laura: this is great. just a joke. >> can you bring me back? >> laura: we have unbelievable now. it's groundbreaking information. you're not going to want to miss it. if you have to go to the bathroom pause us. smile. the aclu used to care about the rights of the accu

.the lakers are going to need this guy to step up if the want to reach their potention....brandon ingramlices through the lane and finishes at the rim....he can really score in a number of ways.....game high 24 from him as the lakers win 90-83......> the raiders are looking to put together back to back wins for the first time this season.....>but it'll be tough.....>not only do they have to fly across the country.....>but they are taking on a baltimore ravens team that boasts the best defense in the nfl....>oakland will also be down a number of key players....>it has been a trying year for the raiders but the injuries have done them no favors....>last week they played 12 rookies and expect the same this week....> however, this is a grown mans league and no one cares about oakland's troubles....>they'll have to be ready for a ravens team and its physical defense.....>"they're a good team..they got really good cover corners, jimmy smith is healthy, we got a lot of respect for carr, humphries is coming on as a pro, suggs is still there, i think udon is a very underrated guy and the big guy

.the lakers are going to need this guy to step up if the want to reach their potention....brandon ingramith the jumper......>more from ingram...he slices through the lane and finishes at the rim....he can really score in a number of ways.....game high 24 from him as the lakers win 90-83......> the raiders are looking to put together back to back wins for the first time this season.....>but it'll be tough.....>not only do they have to fly across the country.....>but they are taking on a baltimore ravens team that boasts the best defense in the nfl....>oakland will also be down a number of key players....>it has been a trying year for e raiders but the injuries have done them no favors....>last week they played 12 rookies and expect the same this week....> however, this is a grown mans league and no one cares about oakland's troubles....>they'll have to be ready for a ravens team and its physical defense.....> "they're a good team..they got really good cover corners, jimmy smith is healthy, we got a lot of respect for carr, humphries is coming on as a pro, suggs is still there,

then in the second, brees finds mark ingram on the screen and ingram's going to do the rest. breaking all kinds of tackles as he goes into the end zone. then he throws us the "x," that's for dez bryant. final seconds of the half, brees again to thomas. brees finished with 265 yards, three scores. saints big winners, 51-14. falcons and browns, first quarter off the play fake. baker mayfield is under pressure. escapes the pressure. rashard higgins makes the grab. 7-0, browns. third quarter now, rookie nick chubb takesed t the handoff. he gone. longest play from scrimmage in the nfl this season and longest run in browns history. the browns are winners, 28-16. that's a look at sports. i'm dave feldman. more news after the break. don't go anywhere. president trump gathered with other world leaders in paris. >>> first lady melania trump visited france's palace of everywhere day today. president trump gathered with other world leaders in paris. she was greeted by french first lady brigitte macron. they dined inside the palace home to french kings until the start of the french revolu

then in the second, brees finds mark ingram on the screen, and ingram is going to do the rest. breaking all kinds of tackles as he goes into the end zone. and then he throws up the x. that's for dez bryant. final seconds of the half, brees again to thomas. brees finished with three scores. the saints wig winner, 51-14. >>> falcons and brown, first quarter. off the play, may field under pressure. escapes the pressure. richard higgins makes the grab. third quarter now, rookie nick chub takes the handoff and he gone. 92 yards for the score. longest play from scrimmage in the nfl this season, and the longest run in browns history. the browns are winners, 28-16. and that's a look at sports. i'm dave feldman. more news after the break. don't go anywhere. at at&t, we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet, we've created access from at&t. california households with at least one resident who receives snap or ssi benefits may qualify for home int

>> ivan ingram -- prime minister may: sorry. >> there are rumors that michael gost will try for more concessions. will you allow whoever becomes the new brexit secretary to do that to try to get more concessions? there's been no appointments to replace people who have resigned. are you struggling to find people that want to fill those roles? prime minister may: i've had a busy day. three hours in the house of commons. but michael has been doing an excellent job and particularly in defense of the fishing industry. as you'll see there's some very important elements of the outline political declare ration that it will be a coastal sate in the future. fishing is an issue that matters to people. and michael has been insuring that we're delivering on that commitment that we have to come out of the common fisheries policy i haven't appointed a new secretary yet. and i will be appointing one in due course. jason? jason: we've seen several of your colleagues declare that they no longer have confidence in your leadership. what will you do if there's a vote of confidence in the coming days? pri

great britian‘s sam ingram couldn't bring home the 100kg category title at thejudo world championshipsestive—themed prize? the fis world cup slalom season got underway in levi, finland, today — and it wasn'tjust medals up for grabs inside the arctic circle. the winner gets a reindeer, yummy! here is winner mikaela shiffrin with her brand new pet, alongside who else, but father christmas! it is almost that time, isn't it? it is indeed. that's all from sportsday. we'll have more throughout the evening. goodbye. reindeer, note the weather has been dry across most of the u k today. we start off with cloud across uk but notice how the sunlight burns away with semi coming out for most areas. the exceptions northern ireland and eastern areas of scotland. just the bit gloomy. the end the day also in the highlands this was the setting sun. a lot of weather is interlinked and i will show you what's going on iceland today. near the arctic circle temperatures got 17 celsius today. that is incredibly warm. warm weather will be pushing into the heart of the arctic. that will knock colder air across

we will hold onto some cloud in some eastern parts of scotland and the far north—east of ingram.ze. that means temperatures will not drop as low as they would if the breeze wasn't there. a touch of frost here and there. a touch of frost here and there in some spots, but not widespread. tomorrow, plenty of sunshine. some patchy cloud, more likely to eastern parts of scotland and the england, but a sunny day in northern ireland. temperatures are between nine and 12 celsius. changes over the week ahead, going into monday, the wind becomes easterly and the blue comes in here, so it is colder air. noticeably, there will be more cloud around. there could be some drizzle and light showers, a few brighter spells here temperatures coming into single figures from any of us. if anything, going into tuesday, the wind will start to strengthen, adding a colder feel. still a lot of cloud, some bright sunny spells, but there will be the greater chance of catching some showers on tuesday. it may start to turn wintry over the highest crime. temperatures have come down a little bit further. factori

leonardo da vinci has found himself in the center of a route between france and italy they've ingram to reconsider learning priceless works for a major exhibition in paris. we need to renegotiate everything the french cannot have it all now is a talent he only died in france to give the louvre all these paintings would put italy on the margins of a major cultural event the louvre in paris was hoping to borrow some of the venture but works for a big share when twenty nineteen mocking five hundred yes insists death and return rhymes trust front should lead something equally important like the mona lisa under the current agreements the live today is cheap to learn works by another italian wrestles master raphael for twenty twentieth's a bishan marking the anniversary of his death we talked to people in both countries about where they think the paintings should be shown. i mean never say that you're out of the whole circle close to the. joint full of holes on. any dahlia day since david to have gone save us saudi awesome losses meters here seven hundred twenty dollar you know i'm sorry t

in or very intimately and i was the money go ingram money not your money my nobody pockets and when money talk about it i mean yes i'm telling that and when to be honest with the man and by the way i man comes i'm submits the report to president mahmoud abbas and if this is the case that you worry about that a problem palestine is my corruption my and democratic and this one under the pension i was woken up there qualify hamas and this and this and this little problem let's go let's go let's get on to the real problem if you look at the bigger problem you actually reduce the human rights abuses human rights watch which you've dealt with american has just produced this latest report compiled over two years which features credible reports of shocking human rights abuses by your security services your view so many to the human rights for space for a very invest based their investigation one hundred and forty seven years as you know figures as you know well. shocking abuse they say that they are violations of international humanitarian law and culture being the legal obligations that you took

business model is doing very well is it because they have it and i'm thinking of like hannity and laura ingram i mean they obviously have a pro trump agenda i mean it's obvious for anyone to say but it works joe. yeah on the editorial side they mostly have approach trump agenda there's plenty of never trampers there to your show i think fox is somewhat unpredictable in that sense like you don't quite know what shep smith or chris wallace or brett bear the news side of the of the organization they do a solid job the other two channels their news organizations have now become there or the news divisions have become opinions but the reason why fox does so well i wish i had a pile with me i don't have to draw a circle here ok split that pie and a half fox gets that fifty percent c.n.n. decided let's go after the other half that m.s.m. d.c. has in terms of liberal and they get about twenty percent of that m.s.m. he gets thirty and that's why they do well because they have no competition from the right and c.n.n. decided to give up the middle so that's basically it and they just simply have more tal

great britian‘s sam ingram couldn't bring home the 100kg category title at thejudo world championshipslalom season got under way in levi, finland, today and it wasn'tjust medals up for grabs inside the arctic circle. the winner gets a reindeer! here is winner mikaela shiffrin with her brand new pet, alongside who else, but father christmas! makes you feel all christmasy and hungry too. that's all from sportsday. we'll have more at 7:30. hello. i will be looking at the weather in the arctic circle in just a moment. first of all what a glorious day it has been. most of us it has been very sunny out but we start off on a cloudy note. you can see how the cloud melted away in most areas. it was stubborn for northern ireland and eastern scotland. but still what a glorious day it was. this was the scene in roy bridge in the highlands of scotla nd roy bridge in the highlands of scotland and. and how about this for a sunset in scotland. what a beautiful picture. all weather patterns are interlinked around the planet and it is been a warm date in the arctic circle near north iceland. above norma

>more bad offense from the raiders....carr drops back and is sacked and fumbles....credit melvin ingramy leegent on the return....that turnover leads to a charger field goal to tie the game....>now just before haltime...it's still tied a 3....but this feels like when the momentum swung to the keena scoring just before the half....the chargers start the third quarter with the ball....rivers dumps it off to melvin gordon....and he does the rest himself...no one on the raiders defense wants to tackle and gordon takes it 66 yards to the house.....>later in the quarter....raiders down 17-3....and driving....carr finds jared cook in the seem.....cook has been one of the lone bright spots for oakland this season....that would lead to a field goal.....>4th quarter....it's 20-6 chargers....raiders going for it on fourth down....and i don't know exactly what happened here....apears carr throws it away.......that play is pretty much the raiders season in a nutshell.....> final score... 20-6 chargers... after the game derek carr... who seemed unusually somber... was asked if the losing is getting t

for defending trump attorney andrew cohen without disclosing his own client relationship and laura ingram caught heat for dissing parkland shooting survivor david hogg yes sean and laura and rush they're all still working have these pop up boycotts shakes and or emboldened radio and cable talkers. it depends on the show it depends on the size of their following actually there has been collateral damage due to those boycotts to a lot of innocent broadcasters who didn't say anything because there are advertising agencies and there are advertisers that just want to stay away from controversy in general and then when the controversy blows up into headlines then they're definitely staying away and some of them stopped advertising on platforms that those particular hosts appear on across the board so the ones that were heard with the lesser known names the smaller shows that were hurt where as these big time shows have such a choice of advertisers many of whom lot of the controversy and want to advertise on controversial programs that preached acquirers such as the good point that was made earl

>more bad offense from the raiders....carr drops back and is sacked and fumbles....credit melvin ingramcorey leegent on the return....that turnover leads to a charger field goal to tie the game....>now just before haltime...it's still tied a 3....but this feels like when the momentum swung to the chargers side....they score just before the half....phillip rivers to keenan allen......>so after scoring just before the half....the chargers start the third quarter with the ball....rivers dumps it off to melvin gordon....and he does the rest himself...no one on the raiders defense wants to tackle and gordon takes it 66 yards to the house.....>later in the quarter....raiders down 17-3....and driving....carr finds jared cook in the seem.....cook has been one of the lone bright spots for oakland this season....that would lead to a field goal.....>4th quarter....it's 20-6 chargers....raiders going for it on fourth down....and i don't know exactly what happened here....apears carr throws it away.......that play is pretty much the raiders season in a nutshell.....> final score... 20-6 chargers...

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tatiana ingram talks about a knowledge >> i didn't realize it until now but she was old.> reporter: the 13-year-old was an award winning writer with with a bright future. >> i know i miss her a lot. i can't go nowhere without crying. >> reporter: she was killed at 13 and hawkins monday night. her mother says she's consumed with a near suffocating sadness. >> i watched my baby die. i watched my baby take her last breath. >> reporter: both face charges in the shooting death. barnes is the accused gunman in the case. prosecutors sayode oen was with him that time and helped him hide his guns. odem told investigators barnes was there. this family is gathered to remember a young life lost. >> putting bullets through our chest, trying to us from being our best. i wonder who's next? >> sandra parks was sitting in her bedroom when a stray bullet killed her. >>> the day before his death, american missionary wrote in his journal his desire to convert the tribe to cris chean ta, even when he shot an arrow at him. >> reporter: the latest we have is they're still trying to locate t loc

james ingram was a middle school superintendent in miami, florida, he's on stage with some of his buddies and he's instructed to depart the stage and he does so with an insufficient sense of urgency and for that shocking infraction, he is summoned to the principal's office where he's supposed to get five licks, in the parlance, with a two-foot long wooden paddle. and when his turn arises, he said it wasn't me, and offered resistance. and two assistants bent him over the principal's desk and he receives not five licks, but 20 licks and this beating is so savag savage, he has to receive medical attention. the doctor prescribes pain relievers, cold compresses, sleeping pills, laxatives. three days later he returns to the hospital to receive more medical attention and i found doctor's notes that said there was a six-inch bruise that was tender, swollen, and purplish in color and indeed was losing fluid. this is part of a reign of terror at this junior high school, an all black junior high school where students were beating for sitting in the wrong seat, having untucked shirttails, you know, j

. >> rich: ingram. >> referee: roughing the passer. defense. number 54. that 15-yard penalty added to the end of the play. first down. >> referee: the roughing the passer penalty is a big mistake by the veteran defensive end. now you put them in position, kevin, with almost 50 seconds left on the clock. wilson has an opportunity to take a couple of shots. still has tow pick up 15 or 20 yards. then you can take shots in the end zone and the thing that wilson can do as well as any quarterback, he can run around and buy some time for the receivers to get downfield. you've got to keep wilson contained back there in the pocket. >> kevin: wilson with a first down and 10. first down and more. down to the 28. 16-yard run. no time outs. you see the clock ticking. they've got it at the 28. first down and 10. spiking it. second down and 10. 30 seconds to go. >> rich: you've got time to throw it in the end zone. good look at the call sheet of brian schottenheimer. offensive coordinator. gus bradley, former seahawk assistant is very familiar. he's seen russell wilson

guess in a lot of ways, the moves you are seeing today in the bond markets is brought to you by james ingramemember that some? anyway, we will be back. this is bloomberg. ♪ comcast business built the nation's largest gig-speed network. then went beyond. beyond chasing down network problems. to knowing when and where there's an issue. beyond network complexity. to a zero-touch, one-box world. optimizing performance and budget. beyond having questions. to getting answers. "activecore, how's my network?" "all sites are green." all of which helps you do more than your customers thought possible. comcast business. beyond fast. hall: the first word headlines. the dollar tumbled after jay powell said interest rates are just below the so-called neutral to retroaving traders package before the rate hike next year. your-dollar futures fell to the five basis points, the point of one rate hike. deutsche bank says we are not far off from the dollar's top. lownterest rates are still and historic standards. paul: the saudi crown prince has arrived in bonus areas -- in buenas aires. security was tight after

. >> i keep thinking -- the wind, 1997, laura ingram showed barney getting wrecked by the wind. >> can'tlloons up in the high windss. todd: investigate, not legislate, that is the control of the house but that will drive moderate voters away? david mcintosh here to weigh next. >> it is not about the money. it is about thank you for all you have done. >> some workers have 20 million reasons to be thankful, the gift of gratitude from their boston. todd: we asked what you are thankful for any responses came flooding in. carley: curtis is thankful for his wife and beautiful baby. todd: donna thankful for her husband ricky and her 2 boys. todd: sarah freeman is thankful for ruth, providence, and her nephew valerie. beautiful babies, beautiful names. ♪ looking forward to the future ♪ going back ♪ shington post reporter the trump administration has a new plan aiming to keep asylum-seekers out of the us while they await hearings. carley: john roberts over the ninth circuit court. todd: david mcintosh, happy thanksgiving to you. explain what this is all about.s would think makes complete sense, t

law ingram is next to live. see you here tomorrow night. ♪ >> laura: i'm laura ingraham and this is the "ingraham angle." we have breaking news on multiple fronts tonight. we are going to unpack it all for you. that dust still settling on the split midterm results. another bombshell appears to the news cycle. jeff sessions is out. the attorney general has submitted his resignation at president trump's request and we are going to have reaction to all the fallout in moments including what this could mean for the mueller probe freaking everybody out. also tonight, my angle on what the midterm results mean for you and this president. plus, trump takes it to the media -- this is unbelievable! i was screaming laughing. what a rock's press conference reveals the media has learned zippo during these last two years. raymond arroyo is here for seen and unseen. he tackles the big losers of last night, especially the celebrity stars who started to fall. we begin tonight with the news that pushed the midterms off the front p

i'm laura ingram. we're going to take you live to georgia where the race for georgia is getting dirty. charges of racism and accusations of voter hacking. and republican gubernatorial candidate brian kemp joins us later in the show plus the balance of power. we break down the key mid-term races and we'll take you live to the trump rally there in missouri. he and rush limbaugh will hit the stage. but first protecting your future. preserving america that's the focus of tonight's angle. election day! can you believe it? it's important to focus on what we know to be true about the choice that millions of you will make tomorrow. while we often hear that all politics is local there is no getting away from the fact that trum's policies are on the ballot and that should mean that republicans do very well tomorrow night and whether or not you applaud the president's tweets d or his tone there is no debating that his policies have been reaping huge benefits for the american people. the u.s. added 250,000 jobs in

acosta of cnn might refuse to let go of the microphone, one lady he better not mess with his laura ingram. he might pool it was a white house intern but as clint eastwood says, we are out of time, got to know your limitations. >> razor thin margin in the midterm races as the state braces for recounts that could start as early as tomorrow and bitter legal battles already underway. our other top story, 9 people dead as a fast-moving wildfire burns out of control and mandatory evacuations for the entire city of malibu. night court returns tonight, 69-year-old dutch man wants to legally change his age because he identifies as much younger. we break it down. i am shannon bream in washington. allegations of fraud by rick scott as two heavily democratic counties continue to report thousands of new ballots and it looks like one of the most hotly contested midterm races could be decided not only by the voters but the courts. team coverage with leland that it and phil keating. we start in miami. >> broward county pushing it to the limit making the secretary of state's saturday deadline, republican

because sean hannity and ingram and the rest of them are telling people bs every night. from 8 until 11. like shepherd smith has a show that's fact based news based at 3:00. and the trump folks want him thrown off the net work. he doesn't -- he's a liberal. and doesn't say what they want to hear. it's an interest k dynamic. >> when fox does do the favorable coverage. they gain access and get interviews. the president get prime time non-stop coverage of his events to the core voters and it's beneficial to both. >> the flip side. we complained about msnbc with obama. but it was never like this. >> this is just beyond. and it's -- >> propaganda. >> most news organizations you're not allowed to go up to that line of giving money to a candidate and endorsing it. that line is erased. >> if people knew the hoops we had to jump through. to do a speaking engagement. unbelievable. because it's a legit gnat news organization. and you have people just braiseingly out on the campaign trail. okay. anyway. standby. if republicans win this election, could that could cement the gop. as a

this is the "ingram angle." >> breaking news on multiple fronts. we're going to unpack it all for you. i tell you with the dust settling y on the split mid term results another bomb shell pierced the news cycle. jeff sessions is out. the attorney general has submittedne his resignation at president's request. we will have the reaction to the fallout, including what it means for the mueller probe. it is freaking everyone out. also my angle on what the mid-term results mean for you, and for this president. plus, trump takes it to the media. this was unbelievable. i was screaming laughing. and why a ruckus white house press conference revealed the media has basically learned zipo during these past, two years. and raymond arroyo is here. he tacks the big losers of last night, especially the celebrity stars, who started to fall. but, we begin tonight with the news that pushed the mid terms off of the front page. the resignation of jeff sessions. all right, sessions departure comes less than two years after he angered trump by reducing himself from the r

i can't remember -- >> i think it was laura ingram. >> stephen: who did she say that?ercial. lebron made it no secret how he feels about the president. one of the most retweeted tweets of this year is when he called the president a bum. no 144 characters, you get four. you bum. not even y-o-u -- u bum. so lebron made it no secret how he feels about him. that was her response. i should be thanking her. so way to give he another check. >> stephen: where do you put lebron in the history of sports and activism, if not politics. >> he's definitely near the top. think about his story. this is one of the greatest american stories we've ever heard. somebody who his mother was 15 when she had him, moved around a lot as a kid, came from poverty. it's funny that donald trump fashions himself as self-made. lebron is the self-made millionaire when you look at everything he's done and accomplished. so with him being willing to use his voice and platform to get out his message and to tell the type of stories he feels like speak to the multidimensional layers of athletes,'s really set

hearing from the left and i said you gotta be kidding me and i was responding to something from laura ingramnd i said well let's start with the hate speech that comes from the likes of hillary clinton. how don lemon still has a job after what he said >> this negativity is what's driving, just one last question before we go. have you signed up >> who has signed up with fox nation >> not enough. this obstruction, how they're taking over the committees and they call for investigation after investigation, it just feels like that is something they're excited about doing. how is that helping the american people >> what it really is is the same obstructionist agenda that we've seen in washington d.c. for 30 years and for the first time, we have the republicans in control of house, the senate and the white house and look how great our economy is doing. look at the success we've had. nancy pelosi wants to use the power of the subpoena to exert her own agenda on the ministration. look. it's not just nancy pelosi, absent maxine waters of the german of the financial services >> how you feel about that?

>> ingram sprinting ahead. touchdown! >> across the 40, one man to beat, still going.s all the way, 92 yards for a touchdown! >> here they come. they get it out to gordon. gordon breaks the tackle. he'll have a first down. he's good a head of steam. gordon is going to outrace everybody to the end zone for the touchdown! >> handoff with some room. mccoy inside the 10, 5 and he is in, touchdown! >> second down, about 23 to go. aaron rodgers, deep. adams wide open. look at the cut, the move into the end zone. touchdown! >>> i need to talk to one of our editors. we didn't have any patriots highlights in there. patriots lost, by the way. as a jets fan, that's the only solace i have. these are some of the biggest scoring plays from around the nfl yesterday. now for last night, eagles hosting the cowboys on sunday night football. too philadelphia where the super bowl champion eagles have a little bit of trouble winning at home. they fell for the third time in a row at lincoln financial field. philly scores its first touchdown. at the end of the third, that ties the game at 13

i'm mike huckabee and i'm in for laura ingraham tonight and this is "the ingram angle." a big show you for you tonight at the white house press corps, the war with the trump administration might just backfire. in a moment we will show how two recent decisions show a new reality to the media. plus, the president is under siege over critics to his response to be saudi arabia -- to the saudi arabia killing of jamal khashoggi. an all-star foreign policy panel will tell us why. but first. >> the witch hunt has been going on forever. no collusion, no nothing. they finished them yesterday. the lawyers have them. i assume they will turn them in today or soon. >> mike: shortly after the president delivered that statement, it was indeed confirmed that the president and his attorney officially responded to special counsel robert mueller's team. rudy giuliani added, it has been our position from the outset. much of what has been asked raised serious constitutional questions and was beyond the scope of the legitimate inquiry. this remains our position today. so, is this probe now fin

imad finn.nn now back to "the ingram angle." >> laura: here is a little lesson for your turkey and stuffingations. donald trump is nearly 675 days into his presidency, and a new polling average a from five thirty eight reveals he is just as popular as ronald reagan was at the exact same time inn his presidency. there is still a lot more he can learn from the great communicator. earlier i spoke with two experts, bill bennett, serving as secretary of education under president reagan, and craig shirley, the author of four bestsellers on the 40th president, including "reagan rising." all right, bill, i find this to be fascinating that we now have all of these liberals coming out and saying, well, the trump folks -- any given number of issues -- gosh, if only they were more like reagan. how do you process that? >> it is kind of funny, isn't it? memory changing the way things were. i don't remember it being pleasant back then, serving with ronald reagan for the liberal media. there is a shakespeare, he good being gone, whatever criticism came down during the reagan era -- and there were a lot of

this is the "ingram angle." >> breaking news on multiple fronts.t all for you. i tell you with the dust settling y on the split mid term results another bomb shell pierced the news cycle. jeff sessions is out. the attorney general has submittedne his resignation at president's request. we will have the reaction to the fallout, including what it means for the mueller probe

now a first down by ingram. how about a touchdown. >> little pump fake, first down.ook. >> first down phillip lindsay back in. lindsay cutting to the outside! he's got blazing speed and he's gone! touchdown broncos! >> running like an option, going to keep it, dives. did he break it? yes, he did! touchdown pittsburgh! >> stafford sets, now he throws. what a catch! touchdown! >> wide open and that is a touchdown. >> kelliot doesn't care. he breaks three! into the end zone, touchdown! >> deep shot down the field to t.y. hilton. touchdown! >> those were some of the biggest scoring plays from around the nfl yesterday. now the bears hosted the vikings on sunday night football. the bears pad their lead in the nfc north over second place minnesota. they shut out the vikings until the very end of the third quarter. more signs that the trade for khalil mack is paying off as the linebacker added an eighth sack and a forced fumble and recovery. bears safety eddie jackson puts it out of reach for the vikings with a 27-yard pick six. chicago hangs onto earn its fourth win in a ro

law ingram is next to live.t. ♪ >> laura: i'm laura ingraham and this is the "ingraham angle." we have breaking news on multiple fronts tonight. we are going to unpack it all for you. that dust still settling on the split midterm results. another bombshell appears to the news cycle. jeff sessions is out. the attorney general has submitted his resignation at president trump's request and we are going to have reaction to all the fallout in moments including what this could mean for the mueller probe freaking everybody out. also tonight,

jennings thanks those who are giving a shoulder to cry on as its first test century for two years but ingramtest against sri lanka. and chris ashton will start for england in the first time in four years. he's one of three changes face new zealand at twickenham on saturday. i will be back with more on those stories just after half past. emboldened by the success of senate republicans in this week's mid—term elections, donald trump has fired his attorney general, jeff sessions, america's chief law enforcement officer. he's also now moved against the broadcaster cnn, claiming that one of it's correspondents was involved in a altercation, with a member of his staff. mr trump has on several occasions referred to cnn and the media in general as "enemies of the people." our washington correspondent chris buckler reports. jeff sessions was given a long round of applause by colleagues as he left the department ofjustice for the final time. he had been given thejob of attorney general in return for the loyalty and support he had shown donald trump. but his resignation letter made clear that he had be

. >> i'm laura ingram. >> reporter: alex baldwin m.i.a. on "snl."rking space. the show, however, alluding to the incident with a joke. >> coming up, a statement from disgraced former actor, alex baldwin. >> reporter: baldwin charged with assault. he was trying to pull up to a parking spot in front of his apartment, when a man cull pull and took the spot. that man going to the hospital, saying that baldwin hit him. a rep for the star has declined our request for comment. he said the assertion that i punched anyone over a parking spot is false. he goes on to call the claims click bait entertainment. baldwin has become well known for his temper. taking on the paparazzi, a reporter and the police over the years. once in 2011, he was kicked off a plane for failing to turn off his phone. >> thank you for joining us for this important discussion. it's in no way a publicity stunt. >> reporter: this is also capturing the attention of the man who baldwin imitates. >> i wish him luck. >> reporter: the president's son tweeting, is anyone shocked at this piece o

but, that you went to school with laura ingram, but in this very white space and you know you said shenot changed that much, but it's funny and we laugh at it, but she has a show with a huge following, huge platform. how do you reconcile folks like her who are sort of it feels actively working against us? >> of course, i'm christian. i pray. look, there will always be people who are at cross purposes with you and in my head the more righteous your cause the stronger the opposition and that is what she represents to me. she did at dartmouth and are still doing it. they are in the opposition to what is righteous, to the saving of our lives, to the caring for our communities, they just hold on ideology. now, if it wasn't them it would be someone else because that's my christian tradition. of the enemy always fights again what he knows is the strongest and some of it out of that lesson i learned strength. if you don't have the opposition , you don't learn how to be strong. you don't learn how to fight. they help whole-- honed my skill >> you know harriet tubman would say to her, when you h

> ivan ingram -- prime minister may: sorry. >> there are rumors that michael gost will try for more concessions. will you allow whoever becomes the new brexit secretary to do that to try to get more concessions? there's been no appointments to replace people who have resigned. are you struggling to find people that want to fill those roles? prime minister may: i've had a busy day. three hours in the house of commons. but michael has been doing an excellent job and particularly in defense of the fishing industry. as you'll see there's some very important elements of the outline political declare ration that it will be a coastal sate in the future. fishing is an issue that matters to people. and michael has been insuring that we're delivering on that commitment that we have to come out of the common fisheries policy i haven't aponted a new secretary yet. and i -- appointed a new secretary yet. and i will be appointing one in due course. jason? jason: we've seen several of your colleagues declare that they no longer have confidence in your leadership. what will you do if there's a vote of confiden