why, t dt's blanche ingram, r. haven't you heard about miss ingram and mr. rochester? old flame of his. it wouldn't surprise me if it came to an engagement one of these days. such a beautiful girl, isn't she? where's miss ingram's bath? coming as quickly as we can. adele, why aren't you the nursery? oh, mademois, let me look. no, dear. you're in the way. didn't i tell you that blanche had set her cap at him? well, he is very romantic, and he's enormously rich. oh, miss eyre, mr. rochester wishes you to bring adele to the drawing room after dinner. please send adele by herself. he only asked me out of politeness. that's what i thought. i told him you weren't used to company. "nonsense," he said. "if she objects, i'll come and fetch her myself." of course, you must wear your very best, my dear. i--i think the black. [overlapng voices] man: bang, bang. then i got two more birds with my spare gun. woman: well, perhaps we'd better leave ntlemen to their port. they're coming, mademoiselle. bonsoir, madame. bonsoir. what's your name? adele. now, blanche, stop teasing mr. roch

his wife is believed to have smuggled a ceramic knife into the prison let's cross live to philip ingram former british military intelligence officer now to discuss this further welcome to the program sir according to latest reports the wife of a radicalized prisoner managed to smuggle in a knife which was then used to stab two guards in the face and throat does it look like there may have been a major security lapse here well i think it shows a lot soon the procedures that there are in. prisons it's particularly difficult to try and. be in visitor as they're coming in and subject to the levels of searching that is needed to make sure that they aren't bringing any form contraband. drugs or anything else and it's a challenge not just for the french but for president ford is across europe. france has suffered multiple attacks at the hands of islamic extremists since twenty fifteen and is still on high alert over fears of islamic state harvests returning from syria how could this latest incident affects that situation. well i just don't think the really links box it ties in with the pressur

home of british military intelligence officer philip ingram thank you for sharing your thoughts with us well those are the headlines for you this hour we're back in thirty minutes with the latest on his benefits are. traditionally in the foreign policy with the assistance of the legacy media to find an immediate threat for a foreign military intervention or coup their aim is been to manufacture public support today it's different with virtually no public debate in his way what is the target of a forced regime change the problem is force regime change as a deplorable record. maternity town in congo the neighborhood is a slum. hundreds of teenage gangs operate here then called the closer and. the gangs are spreading out of the big cities like a virus is a social epidemic. clune is a mainly involved incentive to robbery. supposedly employment opportunities are increasing in the country but the reality is massive unemployment the resource extraction say to is currently booming but is controlled by government officials according to those who live in and they only give jobs to their own pe

here now for an ingram angle exclusive is the victim. williams and his attorney. hayden, how are you doing? >> i've been better but i'm recovering all right. >> laura: you can look at me. that's all right. we appreciate you joining us, bit way. i'm hearing that punch to the face. anyone who has been punched in the face, whether you're a little kid or an adult, it hurts. why did it take so long to find this guy? >> i think due process was being followed, which i appreciate that as a constitutional conservative myself. but, you know, i'm grateful that the police did their job and found this guy. but i remain disappointed with uc berkeley and the fact that they allowed such a culture of intolerance and violence toward conservative viewpoints to grow at be,al -- really and even thr. >> laura: you represented a lot of people who have been treated terribly just for their viewpoint. >> exactly. >> laura: what's the next step here? >> the next step, now that he's been arrested, these facts and the investigation get turned over to the prosecutor's office in alameda county

vid ingram is a engineering professor at the university of edinburgh, and the director of the flowave ocean energy research facility. this 634,000 gallon tank was funded in part by the u.k. government anopened in 2014. 's a place where you can rent a stormy sea. the size of the wave o force of the tide and test whatever you like. >> s if i want to have a 200 year storm, i can have 200 year stormonditions every 15 minutes. if i go t the ocean and i want a 200 year storm i might have to for that 200 year storm to come along. >> sreenivasan: on the day we visited, this small scale version of a wave power device was being put through the equiva olemassive swells by a swedish company. >> it's much cheaper for you to bring a model here from australia and test it or from sweden and test it than it is to replicate this facilit >> sreenivasan: but while the costs of these new technologies may be high, scotland is not the only country investing. representatives from all over europe were at the marine energy conference in edburgh. and the united states was represented as well. tim ramsey is the

the most dangerous thing he's done that might be it after which di genova told fox news host laura ingram i vote and i buy guns that's what you should do is this the sort of dog whistle that risks animating a gun nut on either political extreme could another shooting war pit neighbor against neighbor blues. state against red and even if not has the modern day war of words permanently torn the fabric of america can we get through thanksgiving dinner without a shouting match let's ask two who know the true meaning of war former pentagon official michael maloof is a familiar face here we also welcome back dr harlan ullman vietnam and persian gulf vet and now chairman of two private companies u.p.i.'s are no divorce growth of distinguished columnists welcome back thank you in the baltimore sun former labor secretary and now u.c. berkeley professor robert reich reckon the way mr trump and his defenders are behaving it's not absurd to imagine serious social unrest that's how low he's taken us with the usa already waging a verbal civil war polls tell us that even ardent trump supporters wish he

and yes, rachel, really people got tired of that act. 10 p.m., laura ingram winning against anti-trump duo of don lemon and lawrence o'donnell, who bright souls. getting clobbered. most corrupt city and county. is in an unprecedented donny brook, cook county state attorney state fox backed by george soros dropping all charges again jussie smollett. soafox decision outraging chicao mayor rahm emanuel, who has done outrages of his own, and chicago superintendent eddie johnson, fbi reportedly investigating why jussie smollett's charges were dropped. i think we know why. don't you, joining me to talk corruption. fox business mitta mitt mitt r l analyst. ed rollins and michael goodwin. ed, i am shocked. cook county involved in what looks to be abjec corruption. >> system does not work. lou: don't tell that to jussie smollett. it is working for him. >> not for the people, or the cops or people who you -- this is a carefully put together investigation, they charged him with 16 counts of lying to police, twice. and prosecutor decides let him go. lou: she did not decide on her own did she. >> w

rachel maddow really, really got very tired of that 10:00 p.m., a ingram winning against the anti-trumpce o'donnell. two bright souls, certainly getting clobbered. unprecedented donnybrook. kim fox back by left-wing billionaire dropping all charges against jesse small at. donating $4 million by the way to support fox back in 2006. a little outraging of his own over the years. chicago police eddie johnson. the fbi investigating why jussie smollett charges were dropped. i think we know why. don't you? former reagan white house political director, foxbusiness political analyst, ed rawlins new york coast columnist and foxbusiness contributor, did i mention pulitzer prize -- >> not yet. >> michael goodwin. good to have you. cook county is involved in what looks to be abject corruption. >> the system does not work. >> working pretty well. doesn't work for the people who basically, you know, very carefully put together investigation. obviously they charges guy was 16 counts of lying to the police. not once, but twice. the prosecutor decides. >> did not decide on her own, though, did she? >> we

keeping their client from sitting down with investigators was their greatest victory indeed phil, laura ingram congratulated rudy giuliani on live television a few nights back. does that advantage, though, phil, get diminished as days go by and the chance increases that we'll have actual poll quotes from mueller's work? >> perhaps, brian. one of the things that mueller may actually get into in his report is an explanation for the internal thought process seeking testimony from president trump. we know from our reporting that as far back as thanksgiving of 2017, the special counsel's office was trying to get an interview with president trump because robert mueller and investigators wanted to determine the president's intent when he took actions that were under scrutiny in the obstruction of justice investigation. the president's legal team kept delaying that and tried to make legal arguments for why that wouldn't be necessary and had a campaign to thwart any presidential interview or subpoena for an interview by cooperating and providing documents and providing other witnesses by answering that

they seem obsessed with trying to destroy hannity, carlson, ingram, they seem obsessed trying to change other. by the way, as a side point, i can't tell a difference at cnn. i don't know who does the news and who does the opinion. you do know, pretty much at fox, i'm not saying because i'm here, i don't have to be here emma but this is what i observed, have you ever seen one network tried to destroy another network? is it because they are so low on the ratings, there behind msnbc and they figure that's how they claw their way out? >> remember the biblical description at the lorraine motel, martin luther king was killed, behold the dreamer, let's lay him and see what becomes of his dreams. these are dreams and i don't mean to over dramatize this, but they cannot stand the truth. they cannot stand the light and the contrast that fox creates. fox's saying something entirely different from what they are saying and it's an embarrassment to them. fox also defendants self. it's interesting the way you put it there because you talk about tucker carlson and shawn, you talk about laura ingraham,

laura ingram is in mardi gras tonight.d be at mardi gras and you will see highlights of her down there tomorrow night and catch me on the five every monday through friday at 5:00 eastern and on saturday 8:00 pm for waters world. shannon bream and the fox news at night team, take it from here. >> i can see with your own flows at mardi gras. you would fit right in down there. it is going to cost you. we begin with a fox news alert, no longer waiting for the special counsel report democrats are launching a sweeping trope into donald trump's business dealings and his family members. democrat leaders admit before you begin impeachment you've got to be convinced the american public so is that with the new investigations are about. new pictures as a new report reveals an unprecedented number of migrant families crossing into the us illegally this month alone, this comes days after a vote in the senate where growing nu

also adding running back mark ingram with a three year $15 million deal.orsett along with jason mccordy and tyrell williams has a four year $44 million deal to go with acquisition of antonio brown. as far as the quarterback market goes jaguars waived bortles. amid the uncertainty surrounding the new york giants this season the team will stick with veteran eli manning who still has one year left on his contract. i'm sure there's some giants that have something to say about that. turning now to the nba and the fourth and final meeting between the warriors and rockets in the regular season, gold instate looking for its first win over houston this year, playing out kevin durant who left sunday after a loss to the suns with an ankle injury. they rely on a game high of 30 points from clay thomas with demarcus cousins to eke one of his own. rockets have a final score of 106-104. a lot of nfl news. wow. >> yeah. i don't know how i feel. good for eli manning he's still playing at that level but if you're a hard core giants plan you're not happy about that. >> jets

. >> he's not speaking on the ingram angle tonight, can't get them on the line and santa clara county supervisor dave said in general, "ice doesn't show up to take custody in a timely mandatory avoid release into the community. he also won't talk to us. santa clara city councilwoman pam foley, who is district includes a neighborhood where larson was killed, had nothing to add beyond being "deeply saddened" by larson's death. she declined to appear on the show. and finally, gutierrez, executive director of the services immigrant rights and education network, in california, she says ice cooperation "would have a chilling effect on illegals coming forward to report crimes." what? she likewise refused to appear tonight. now, here to react. claude arnold, former special agent in charge of ice in los angeles. joe, he's a democrat running for d.a. in san francisco, and mark morgan, former obama border patrol chief. mark, this complete lack of interest, lack of concern of an american citizen brutally slain, stabbed, apparently multiple times, it was a grisly scene in her home, what do those c

the group that put out that ad, watching lauren ingram which i try to do as part of a balanced cable network diet. are you surprised at the reaction to a four-page letter, which is all we're going on, and secondly are you surprised by the apparent choices or nonchoices that mueller made? >> i mean, on mueller, i think we don't know enough, i'm not so surprised. if you can't indict the president anyway. you in a way melee out the arguments. and see if there's something to impeach on. let people make their own judgment. the striking thing is that the attorney general decided to give us his opinion in those two paragraphs that he didn't think an obstruction case could be made. that's really based on what? barr hasn't looked at all the evidence. he knew about this for the last couple weeks, maybe he took a few days and looked at the report. that doesn't strike me as professional -- an entirely professional way to go about it. i have a real problem with the barr letter. we need to see the mueller report. and the premature victory laps, the gloating, they are the most sore winners in the w

right, and some of the republicans were opposing the president, as you said in your opening, in your "ingramngle," the same ones last year during congress, i didn't want to get it done when we had majority vote in the house and senate, looks like the senate is going to vote to overrule the president's order, but when the president vetoes it and it comes back for a veto, we can sustain the veto. >> laura: mitch mcconnell could have pushed this, could have demanded his members. >> we should have done it last congress. >> laura: they promised the president we are going to get the wall funding, isn't that always but cannot you dangle in front of someone? >> we will get it later, always a million reasons you shouldn't do what the voters elected you to do. >> laura: your advice to him in this moment, we're going going to get into the impeachment squad, people, oh, we got him, the walls are closing around him, he got the issued, ivanka, jared, weird russians i've never named, they're all named. what should the president do? >> just keep doing his job. i had the lincoln day dinner, and the crowd was

keeping their client from sitting down with investigators was their greatest victory indeed phil, laura ingram congratulated rudy giuliani on live television a few nights back. does that advantage, though, phil, get diminished as days go by and the chance increases that we'll have actual poll yquotes from mueller's work? >> perhaps, brian. one of the things that mueller may actually get into in his report is an explanation for the internal thought process seeking testimony from president trump. we know from our reporting that as far back as thanksgiving of 2017, the special counsel's office was trying to get an interview with president trump because robert mueller and investigators wanted to determine the president's intent when he took actions that were under scrutiny in the obstruction of justice investigation. the president's legal team kept delaying that and tried to make legal arguments for why that wouldn't be necessary and had a campaign to thwart any presidential interview or subpoena for an interview by cooperating and providing documents and providing other witnesses by answering tha

laura ingram on the show was very upset she thought the changing demographics where you see all white people on the farms. i understand that. i get that, but i would like to think there are people like this oung man named christian piccolini. he helps young white men transition from being neo-nazis into mainstream culture. i know he had his funds cut by trump. i am a fan of trump as waking up america. people are reading the constitution. they're voting, getting involved, becoming aware. i think he is going to make america great, not like he thought he did, but i would -- i am not -- forgive me, i am not being facetious. we have a lot of programs that help people rise up to improve their life, be educated. but we don't have a department that would help the 1% of whites who feel threatened to educate them, the realization that it's good for all america if we all rise up and pay more in taxes for the 1%. you have better roads, infrastructure, your schools, less crime. it helps us all. you won't make $100 million. you just make $10 million. host: alan, let's take your point. guest: i love

a popular workout for nba stars like the lakers brandon ingram and john wall and we've got boxing coachrning. [ applause ] and, you know, everybody is laughing because, you know, you're not seeing -- they think we look alike. and if that's the case i think you're a very handsome man. >> you too. >> jennifer aniston. you've worked with her, jennifer love hewitt. our ginger zee has done it. >> boxing is effective because it works the whole body. a lot of cardio, core, the posterior and the arms. >> okay, the arms. so what is the -- what's the first rule of boxing? >> the first rule of boxing, always keeping your hands up at your chin and stance and never take your eyes off your opponent. >> never take your eyes -- keep your hands up. don't want to get knocked out. our first one and start by getting our heart rate up with jumping jack to jazz. >> it uses cardio with boxing discipline and other things. start in your stance, do a ju jumping jack andhands. judgmenting jack. >> pow. >> jumping jack. jumping jack. >> when we first started i thought you would face me and do it. no, no, you face

. >> laura has been great, laura ingram. >> america is back.ful and bias that these presidential issues get such coverage. >> sean hannity has been a terrific supporter of what i do. >> president trump in less than two years has given power back to you and he as opened up freedom and liberty. >> sean handy, they've even gone on the campaign trail with president trump. >> and the one thing that has made and defined your presidency more than anything else, promises made, promises kept. >> this man is the tip of the spear who goes out there every day and fights for us. >> then there's that resolving door going round and round, a fox news employee as they've landed jobs in the trump administration. they've now landed jobs with fox. there's hope hicks and there was until recently sebastian gorka, kimberly who left the network to chair a pro trump super pac. >> bill shine brought in eight months ago. yes, it's the fifth communications director, but he had the longest tenure at eight months time. what is your sense of what the president hoped to get b

. >> i have had personal conversations with general ingram's and i can assure you there will not be degradation >> thank you. >> thank you to our witnesses and thank you mr. chairman. acting defense secretary patrick shanahan i want to go back and get more clarification from some of the answers i have heard to senator king. i noticed in the budget there is a line for $9.2 billion for emergency for fiscal year 20, is that what you're asking congress to appropriate related to the emergency declaration of the president? >> 7.2 billion is for hurricanes. >> so you are asking congress to appoint or to appropriate $7 billion to deal with what the president has declared an emergency. >> correct. >> so the senate will be voting later today on a resolution of disapproval relating to this emergency declaration. is it safe to say you would revise the request for national emergency funding if the majority of the house and senate disapproves of the emergency declaration? >> i will stick to the budget that we have submitted. >> if we don't approve an emergency declaration why would you ask is for one? >> i w

if they had a debate, it's not like they're going to have hannity or ingram. >> you wouldn't agree tove had in the past. >> joining us now, former chief of staff to the dccc and strategic communication, adrian elrod. she's an msnbc contributor. >> adrian, we keep hearing, mika and i keep hearing that joe biden is moving toward picking stacey abrams as his running mate. and that if he gets in, he will make that announcement. >> joe, i'm hearing the exact same thing. who knows what will happen. i am hearing that his decision is made and that he is getting in and he will be announcing in the very near future. >> john, that would be his new york. >> absolutely. it also would answer questions. >> i tonight think it's surprising that he runs. if he announces a ticket on the front end, i can't think of perhaps it happened in the 19th century but for a major -- for a former vice president to do this, willie and i were talking about this earlier. it is unusual in that it would foreclose the possibility of rewarding someone who did extremely well to bring those supporters in. for vice president

laura ingram on the show was very upset she thought the changing demographics where you see all white the farms. i understand that. i get that, but i would like to think there are people like this oung man named christian piccolini. he helps young white men transition from being neo-nazis into mainstream culture. i know he had his funds cut by trump. i am a fan of trump as waking up america. people are reading the constitution. they're voting, getting involved, becoming aware. i think he is going to make america great, not like he thought he did, but i would -- i am not -- forgive me, i am not being facetious. we have a lot of programs that help people rise up to improve their life, be educated. but we don't have a department that would help the 1% of whites who feel threatened to educate them, the realization that it's good for all america if we all rise up and pay more in taxes for the 1%. you have better roads, infrastructure, your schools, less crime. it helps us all. you won't make $100 million. you just make $10 million. host: alan, let's take your point. guest: i love this poin