not guilty. >> jarod ingram not guilty of the murder of ciara ingram. >> i started crying. in my life cried in happiness. never. and, that moment i cried in happiness. >> for her friends and family, the reaction was much different. >> i was surprised. and i think that my surprise came from the children's testimony. i don't believe for a minute that anybody coach them, into saying any of that. >> they told the jury what they saw and heard. >> yeah, absolutely believe that. >> and if you believe it, that means that he's guilty? >> right. >> do you think that he murdered her? >> i do. >> does she need justice? >> she does. i don't know how they're going to get it. >> but the prosecutor says that not guilty is not the same as innocent. >> i do think that he is the murderer, and we would not have tried him if we did not have confidence in that. >> jarod and katie said that they are thankful to the friends who quit him. they are now fighting for the custody of the children, who have been with the mother for six years. >> the frustration of still not being in contact with my child

ingram told us that breaks every rule of firefighting.he cal fire firefighters early, even as this fire is growing, that just didn't make any sense to you? >> it made no sense to me. it should never have happened. >> reporter: retired fire captain grant ingram now owns a fire mapping business. he showed us why he was alarmed. >> this is where it started. and it went all the way up here to grizzly flats? >> yes. >> reporter: on the second day, august 15th, the fire engulfed 200 acres. on august 16th, 700 acres. that night the winds in the canyon whipped the flames into a frenzy, consuming 11,000 acres. flames jump from tree top to tree top, picking up speed. the eldorado forest was so dense with dead trees and parched underbrush, it was like a pyre just waiting for a match. now everything is on fire. it's all raining down on this community. they're sitting in front of a blow torch, and they can't get out of the way. we saw the glow coming up -- >> reporter: from half a mile away, retired deputy fire chief lloyd ogon could see that blow tor

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people like laura ingram land and andcoulter are lawyers.he women of the forum are all in high-power professions. many of them don't want to have children. andfi that's fine. they don't talk about things like abortion they talk about things like guns instead and they wear miniskirts instead of the kind of short dresses that someone like phyllis schlafly would wear and they lean into provocation both in the political provocation sense. so they are crafting this new energy more provocative, more interesting because it is more anti-feminism that becomes powerful. it becomes a model i think for later women activists like sarah michelle bachmann and there is a lineage with somebody like marjorie taylor green. >> if you could hold on a second i want to go back especially in light of the violence we are talking about now. your work is really important and we forget how, a lot of people don't forget about in the 1990s the oklahoma city event and the deaths were sort of chilling. i wonder again what's the parallel of the rise of the movement to some

in pat buchanan come up on cnn crossfire and another group and you mentioned culture and carlson ingram and though started on msnbc. the entertainment shows like politically incorrect which in 1993, comedy central and in the years before the daily show and then it moves to abc, and people killian fitzpatrick we would be later conway and allen coultersh and others in the start to become more familiar household names because it also experimenting with his idea politics as outrage and entertainment if there is perfecting that style on "fox news" but on incorrect and on msnbc. >> the other person needs to be mentioned, newt gingrich and he is complicated figure in all of this. this was from way back when and if a really interesting views of this money and you talk about him. >> he is so interesting because both sides of the story, he is somebody who's deeply interested in language and you might've seen a memo from his political action committee andl action committee that really focus focused on leg which is a weapon and try to find a the most delightful words to tester your friends and most

.: >> thii's is ingram angle from if you're washington tonight. >> if you're a republicaa repubn and you're a candidate for office or you're already in y elected officeou have tw, you h, choices in the world. no joi one , you can join the hd left or number two, you can be attacked by the hard left. that's it.ptions those are the only options. get >> now, anyone who thinks thatnn they're going to be protect it because they get invited on cnn a lot or they're known anti trump, you're deluding youe diluting yourself. the radicals yourself. >> the radicals on the leftn th demand total obedience or sorrya ,alicia. and if not, they'll try to. drive you from public life. these tactics go along with the left's overriding goal, of course, which is thee dest destruction of the nuclear family and america's judeo-christian tradition. take what the left has just done. >> the never trump senator ben sasse. ed to co >> now, despitnve the fact thatt sasse vote td to convict formerd president trump in his second impeachment trial, the left mobilized to oppose hisf florid. becoming the new president o

people like laura ingram and and coulter are lawyers.n of the independent women's forum are all in high-powered professions, many of them are married, many of them don't want to have children and that there like that time, we are professional women. they don't talk about things like abortion, they talk about guns instead . they wear miniskirts instead of short dresses that someone like phyllis schlafly would where they leaned into provocation of in the sort of political provocation sense and provocation in like a sexualsense. so there's they're crafting this new adhere , sexier more provocative, more interesting because it's newer anti-feminism that becomes really powerful, it becomes a model i think for later women activists like sarah palin and michele bachmann and somebody like helen chenoweth . there's a lineage between her and somebody like marjorie taylor green. >> one second because i want to go back to chenoweth especially in light of the violence we're talking about now . your work on the militias is important and we forget how

>> and there's things that you did not know that he forgot did you know tucker carlson and laura ingram in dc there's the great stuff on changes of the media. and there is something that you can explore you had forgotten there was a real turn on the right of immigration a long time ago. and that reagan view in a slightly controversial book that here wrote. that immediately and want to go to to political things. so i am grateful for your insight what they conservatives had against reagan they actually held against forged of view bush, george h to be bush rather, but a lot of the knocks on george h.w. bush that you could have made of reagan but he was such a hero that was impossible to land the punches and then they all went to h w. can you talk about that transition? s and then i want to talk about pat buchanan's campaign. >> is so fascinating because once you realize what's happening it's impossible not to see. so you have these hard-core conservatives who are constantly complaining about reagan. there are able to make any headway. but when george h toal be bush comes into office, this

i'm laura ingram . this is ingram angle from washington tonight. nowhere to hide. >> that's the focus of tonight's angle. >> so we were all excited for what we assume would be an hour long sit down interview. rare for joe biden in primetime tonight. but jake tapper, a fairly friendly interviewer, was only able to get fifteen minutes out of our forty six president of the united states . fifteen minutes. this was the big exclusive. i mean, that's hardly enough time to cover hunter in the . well, not to mention the foreign policy mess we're in now. with the russia ukraine conflict. remember, it was only late last week and biden was warning of nuclear armageddon. he called it the worst risk since the sixty two cuban missile crisis. but tonight, biden gave a very different assessment of the situation. >> do you think putin is a rational actor? >> i think he is a rational actor who's miscalculates significantly. >> but then biden seemed to contradict himself just moments later. >> i think the speech is his objectives. we're not right. i think he thought,

ingrah meantime,ntime, in troubr ingram . ingram goes bagus. have a great night. thank you. being i'm laura ingrahama ingrah and this is ingram angle live from houston tonight.king ameri ahead of tomorrow's retaking america town hall. us going toe going to get to my angle in a little bit. plus we're going t to speak togt new york gubernatorial candidate lee zeldin, who absolul candidate who thum, tonight. we wa >> but firstnt t, we want to br you highlights from the most anticipated debateca of the midterm calendar. of course, i'm talking aboutingh mehmet oz versusn fett john fetn in pennsylvania. now, let me just say

for more, i'm joined by hillary ingram, professor of economics off lancaster university hillary news of trust his resignation immediately some of the pond of a pretty damning response to her short lived leadership. given how to mulch was british politics is the present. how long do you expect this feeling of relief to laughed? i think it in, i very much depends on what happens next as you sent in either the pound appreciated chad. prices went up. borrowing cost of $38.00 deals went down. but a cool, so the problems are on the line, the conservative party hadn't gone away that not the united policy. and i think, you know, one race in my people were hoping that maybe list trusts could have hung on a bit longer, was to try and find some sort of compromise. come to that because you very much got this little list, come with the european research group. and then then you've got the, the other people. so it's difficult to identify a, prefer canada because at the minute, if they go into a general election and there is talk that whoever succeeds they will have to go to the electric quite soon

ingrah meantime,ntime, in troubr ingram . ingram goes bagus. have a great night. thank you. being i'm laura ingrahama ingrah and this is ingram angle live from houston tonight.king ameri ahead of tomorrow's retaking america town hall. us going toe going to get to my angle in a little bit. plus we're going t to speak togt new york gubernatorial candidate lee zeldin, who absolul candidate who thum, tonight. we wa >> but firstnt t, we want to br you highlights from the most anticipated debateca of the midterm calendar. of course, i'm talking aboutingh mehmet oz versusn fett john fetn in pennsylvania. now, let me just say this. g mac if this had been a boxinguld hae match, the referee would have c called this in the first 60 seconds. and now, in case you needur run reminding, it wasn't your run of the mill debate, because due to his stroke, fed chairmanons. required special dispensations. >> you may noticay notice thesed large monitors that are behind us .ca this is part of our closedptio ningcaptioning system.e questi it was requested by john fetterman to help him processar the

i'm laura ingram . i didn't this is ingram angle from washington tonight. thanks so much for joining us .f truth and consequences. that'soc the focus of tonight's anglf e. truth. now, even democrats know the truth. joe biden is unsteady and unsure of himself. know wh he often doesn't knoerw where he is or where he's going. >> mr. president , when he gets lost mid thought, he falls back on verbal crutches like detouring to vignettes either real or imagined about his childhood. >> none of it seems to add up. we have a very in relative terms, large puerto rican population in relative to our population. and so i was sort of raised in >>d so i was sort of raised in home politically. >> okay,y. and as thingss to deteriorate for him, dr. jillst role seems to be more like that of a visiting angel rather thana a first lady. n dy. or now the democrats thou, i think, that they were being clever by nominating biden in 2020, whom they sold to us in a lot of uneasy voters. as kind of a familiar grandfatherly figure, a mainstayigure, a, a democrat, extreme liberal, but al

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you have a lot of republicans, or conservatives including laura ingram who said everyone ise' talking about impeachment, that is not a great idea. in part because when clinton was going to b impeached offer over, wasn'ta big of a deal. there was a battle over impeachment is going to happen. that newt gingrich is reluctant to get into, and also probably because his own marital record was not as clear as it could be. so, he gets dragged into it, when he decides to do it he does it it does tap into his desire for a political sight, he goes all in. when impeachment gets underway.t >> opening it up to audience, on your media treatment, i think i see a veteran of the mclaughlin group in the audience. at its peak it had 4.4 million viewers. >> so much bigger than just about anyone else. >> anyway, interesting treatment ofs that. so, let's go from clinton to w, whom you see, as the last reaganite in a way. there is a lot of sunniness there. he was willing to you know try to sell compassion and conservatism for a while before the war came along. talk -- and by the end. heis was hated on the ri

that is for close by the impeachment and have a lot of republicans or conservatives including laura ingram who's like everyone's talking about impeachment. this is not a great idea, in part because what clinton was going to be impeached over wasn't that big of a deal. and so there is this this battle over whether impeachment is going to happen and that gingrich is reluctant get into. he is probably also reluctant because his own marital record was not, you know, as clear as it could be. right. so so anyway, if he gets dragged into it, but then when he decides to do it, he does it. so there's a very sort of it really does tap into desire for a political fight. and he goes all in when when finally gets underway. so i want to open it up to the audience. so i just want to jump ahead, by the way, on your media treatment. i think i see a of the mclaughlin group in the audience at its peak. hello. at its peak, it had 4.4 million viewers. yeah, it's so much bigger than just about anyone else. yeah. no, it's anyway, it's a there's interesting treatment at that, so. well let's go from clinton to w y

he knew by baxon england on franklin that i've been present it. tuition the ingram from brian dodge fund. somebody quoted italian out on it. the united states continued its policy of appeasing imperial japan. the americans held on to the hope that japan would re focus his attention on the usaa. the soviet union did not want to be caught fighting a 2 front war war with japan and the east, and also a war with germany in the west. and they knew that the germans were going to attack sooner or later. also, when the british and french refused to form an alliance against germany, went to saudi in the polish government also refused. on january the 26th, 1934 in poland became the 1st european country to conclude unknown aggression treaty with germany. the pale such k, hitler packed along with germany, poland planned to attack the ussr. poland must not remain idle at this historic moment. ah, the main goal is to weaken and crush russia. but on september the 1st 1939, poland was attacked by germany. militia, europe 4 should get good you good last week. got criminal dwaa to explore the new prostate

we have a big announcement tomorrow night on the ingram angle. it stay with s.r dvr so you always stay connected as well. thank you for watching. remember, it is america now and forever. this is all on the line in november >> todd: president biden hoping to move the needle for senate candidate john fetterman 19 days out from election day. you are watching "fox & friends first." i'm todd piro. >> carley: i'm carley shimkus. this tenant raises one of the most important with the upper house on the line. dr. mehmet oz now pulling within the margin o

ingram the "ingraham angle" is standing by and i know something that's going to happen to you. you don't know and you're going to have to stay tuned and wait for. >> oh well i can see coordinated with me again on the tie dress combo. you can't even say it. probably not coordinated with it is what color dress you wear. and tonight we're in a tie. you tabloidy, you wear. yeah. like every night. it's the same thing. what are you wearing? and it's just i mean, it's a cute little refrain. okay, eventually we have the funny thing is there are people out there that are going to believe that, well, we do not color coordinate. we show. are we saying it's fake news? that is tyto adam schiff, in all seriousness, in all seriousness and almost bold shift. okay, in all seriousness, sarah huckabee, sanders looked awesome. i'm sure in our that she went through a lot. and that was a great interview. so i was glad to see her. so thanks for bringing us up. >> i know you got a great show tonight. you're going to crush it as always. we are going to try and coordinate. yes, you did. but that's okay.

laura ingraha i'm laura ingram . this is ingram angle fromis is washington tonight. thanks so much. "tthanks sfor being with us.eint despicable joe . that's the focus of tonight's angle. all right.s, take when you think the white house couldn't be more shameless, they surprise you and take shamelessness to the next level. leu think thatin everything in politics is just a reaction to donald trump,ng you're wrong. let's start tonight back in twop thousand and eight. when republicans saw the political power of the then global warming crowd and they thought saw it growing. o so supporting obama against biden by obama and biden against mccain and palin, well, sarah palin revealed who biden really was by goading him. >> the chant is drill, baby , drill. i drill.at's what we hear all across this country in our rallies because people are so hungry for those domesticuse sources of energy to be tapped into and in response, biden did what biden still does. he deflected and then he just lied about john mccain has voted 20 times against funding alternative energy sources and thinks, i guess the

i'm laura ingraham and this is ingram angle with a fox news alert from washington. tonight. elon musk has officially taken control of twitter and the house cleaning has already begun in moments, we're going to bring you a live report about who is already locked out of that san francisco headquarters and why. but first, who has the bad candidates? now, that's the focus of tonight's angle. for months, the regime media worked hard to build the narrative that the gop had lost its mojo, that they've blown a historic midterm opportunity, that all because their primary winners were just terrible. >> you do have republican nominating, shall we say, flawed candidates. >> herschel walker in georgia, j.d. vance in in in ohio, dr. oz in in pennsylvania. >> what looked like a wipeout for democrats in the fall is maybe not going to be so bad because of the candidates. republicans are nominating. >> walker can lose ause, can lose, johnson can lose their bad candidates so smug and so wrong. >> liberal super pacs even helped boost the so-called election, denying republicans the primaries wit

i'm laura ingram . this is ingram angle from washington tonight. tulsi gabbard is going to be joining us live. she's going to be to carry lake rally in arizona with an important announcement a little later in the hour. so be sure to stick around for that. but first, democrats death spiral. that is the focus of tonight's angle. >> now, we all know that eighties nostalgia is all the rage. we saw it with the success of the smash series stranger things on netflix. we saw it with a box office domination of maverick, that new top gun film, and even the trump campaign's political slogan hearken back to that storied age. >> you and your forebears built our nation. now please help us rebuild it. and together we'll make america great again. >> thank you very much. and at my high school reunion in connecticut over the weekend, many of my classmates, they remarked about how grateful they were to have grown up when we all did, it was pretty cell phone. it was pretty computer, just friendships, rivalries, triumphs, heartbreaks. >> of course, but given what's hap

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this is ingram angle from washington tonight. we have a lot to get to and first read wave rising. o >> that is the focus of tonight's angle. oh, have you checked this out?no the bad news keeps rolling insa, for biden and the democrats. it's so sad.s a new york times poll has trump edging biden forty five to 45-44 forty four among likely vs . and that's the key metric.s eve now, remember, this is even a with biden, this horror showone-

. >> this is ingram angle from washington tonight. decline despai r, deceit.♪ >> that is the focus of tonight's angle. >> now, this is what the liberal utopia looks like. i a city otyf progressives rund f by progressives. and for several decades now,seva treasure gleaming american treasure, san francisco is now the crown jewel of modern day liberalism. now the golden gate bridge ateag presidio are still breathtaking. but what's happening .happening on theon the streetsg . its decline as fars as thfar ee eve can see. >> this is my city, my home.estd i love it. and to see it destroyed likedev. this is just devastating. >> armed>> armed with her cell , erica sandberg chronicles the decay and drugedecay, and dt san francisco's famed market street just stepjust steps fs fy run center that claims to address these very problems. >> there's a needle. >> the self-described war correspondent then tweets realit images she says convey a reality beyond what locay l media show. >> while she's right, it's mentalsness, addiction, illness, shuttered b

i had a great sales team that i had come to know very well at ingram, so i used these people to publish my book myself. it was investment. clearly because i paid for everything. but the truth of the matter is i knew ultimately that this was going to be up to me and i found that satisfying and i didn't have to ask anybody for in advance. and it did what it did. well, i got an hour on c-span for q&a. i did pbs npr it did a whole bunch of bookstores. i really did was able to talk about what the book was about and a great many places and what i think i did was i reached a great many people millions and millions of people through all of these things and about zero zero point one percent bought the book which is about what you expect them. it is world, but i'm very satisfied because it was a book. i wanted to write and it's a book i wrote and in it you'll see that c-span gets a lot of credit. for having helped me in various ways. well, here's the book cover. it's called an especially good view watching history happen by long time book publisher and journalist peter osnos, and if you are inter

laura ingraham, ingram ,a in anglisgrah next,s next. rrow we'll see you back in new york tomorrow. no, no, no, hey, everyone. >> i'm laura ingraham. this is ingram angle from washington tonight. we have a lot to get to and first read wave rising. o >> that is the focus of tonight's angle. oh, have you checked this out?no the bad news keeps rolling insa, for biden and the democrats. it's so sad.s a new york times poll has trump edging biden forty five to 45-44 forty four among likely vs . and that's the key metric.s eve now, remember, this is even a with biden, this horror showoneo economy, a one point lead for tk the former president is stunning. now, think of the nearly of nonstoarp negative coverages trump's given by the regime reg media. so i'm thinking to myself today, imagine what this poll might look likhis polle if the s were even a smidge fair. times and other "new york times" dalling data spells doompo for the democrats as well. in the generic ballot, b republicans now holdrepublic a r point lead over democrats. that's a five point swingptembe. toward the gop since septemb

i'm ashley strohmeyer back to the ingrams angle. it's friday, and that means time for our friday follies. follies. and for that, we turn to fox news contributor raymond arroyo. all right, ray, there's a lot of controversy over o the president searching forom h a congresswoman whom hekn knew was dead at an event this week there. >> god rest her soul. congressman. oh, congresswoman rather, jackie walorski died in a car accident this summer, whichhe isden knew since he issued a statement on her passing at the time. >> but then the other day, he did this to thank all of you here for including bipartisan electrician's representativedinp jackie here. where's jackie ?oing >> she was you know, i wasory be originally going to skip this story, laura , becauseca it isns the first time biden hasse embarrassed himself by trying to do something possible at a public event.remember remember back in 2008 when he called on paraplegic state senator chuck graham, doug grahaparaplegm, state senas here. chuck, stand up. him see you. about?d love you. wha

the cardinal return a whole lot of firepower led by harrison ingram. actually declared for the nba draft last season before ultimately deciding to return to the farm. he said aside from improving his personal game, helping stanford get back to the big dance is his top priority. >> my conversation with coach asked in the same the bigger picture means always been my dream is the nba. but another james making march madness. i we have a great chance to do it this year and i trust coach spencer trust my teammates to get to. >> after cal, they were picked to finish second to last in that preseason poll. it's been a couple of down years for this program. they've been projected as a bottom 3 team in that conference for the 5th straight season. now head coach mark fox as this team will have to lean on death and experience if they want to have a shot. >> i think we would lean towards the guys who have experience. but i'll tell you, it's it's been a lot of fun to have the the the lineups where everybody every guy has to show up and fight every day. otherwise he's

i'm laura ingram .s inm t we hthisav is ingram angle frm washington. tonight, we have some breaking news from journalists chris ru. that we're going to bring yout s in moments. and once again, the leftt thos is seeking to use the department of justice to target thoseout. who speak out,l this time against those who oppose radical gender surgeries. those details are just moments away. awbut first, unnatural disaster. noat's the focus of tonight's angle. now, just when you think the regime media couldn't do more to shatte r its own credibility, that's precisely what they do. >> the cleanupanup e wil effort will continue and so will those questions aboue t the response. >> was it adequate enough?houldo we heard what governor desantis said. but we should note that, as yout emphasized, nadya, that residents there are questioning why they weren't told tote evacuate sooner. now, governor , the sense is michael has been quite handsr on when it comes tano moving t migrants across the country. to prove a political point. should he be showing the same a dedication

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. >> this is ingram angle fromang washington tonight. thanksashington for joining us. let the meltdown begin. >> that's the focus of tonight's angle. oh, do you feel the tensions are so high on the left across america tonight? desperatthey are desperate, i'me you, desperate to find any edge on republicans as the midterms approach. so i hideousn the aftermath of s hideous attack on paul pelosio and their sahon francisco home,h of course, wise hope and pray fr his full recovery from a disgusting attack. the question is whether democratths will attempt to use the actions of a lone lunatic to chill political speech. now, iliticaf sol , this is beca their grip on power is beginning to give way on tw o major fronts tonight in politics and across social media. l now for them. elon musk's successful purchase of twitter is a total invasion of their inner sanctums. like an intruder waltzing into their living rooms, turning on fox news, maybe makingandwic a sandwich and then using the bathroomh . om how dare he? meanwhile, most regular people see ilan's desire to kind ofat housec

this is ingram angle from a very busy washington tonight. falling stars. >> that's the focus of tonight's angle. now, how many times has the regime media told us that some emerging democrat is going to be the next big thing, the next big star? now, on rare occasion as two thousand four when obama spoke at the dnc, the buildup paid off. but that happens maybe once in a generation. back in 2020, they desperately wanted kamala to be the next obama. she was a former prosecutor. tough, no nonsense. a woman of color. >> your city council made that decision. it was this that all government must have the voting rights act and the civil right. that's why we need the equality act. that's why we need to pass the vra, because there are moments in history where states fail to preserve the civil rights of our people. >> well, we all know where that all ended up, but we need to do domestically what we need to do to bring down the cost of gas. well, right, right. i've seen a meme the other day to send me googling online how to make gas at home, okay? oh, do

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the bangladesh is moving tens of ingram, the world's largest refugee, until with 1st degree with a new life. how does it in these turbulent times, up front returns for a new season, join me, mark them on hill as we take on the big issues from the state of democracy around the world to the struggles faced by the under representing we will challenge the conventional wisdom up front on al jazeera. ah ah, ah, welcome back al jazeera life and london. a quick look at the main stories and former policeman has gone on a shooting a knife rampage a day care center in the northeast of thailand, killing 37 people. 23 of them children. the attacker was facing trial on drug charges. ukrainian authorities, a at least 4 people have been killed in russian strikes on residential buildings. in the southern says he was up morisha, cranes. foreign minister is accused russia deliberately striking civilians to sophia. and the leaders of 44 european countries are in pronged at the 1st meeting of a new summit, the aims to address some of the pressing issues facing the continent between the fall out of rushes,

. >> laura: we've got a lot to get to, i'm lauren ingram and this is "the ingraham angle" from washington tonight. they dei and the bullies, the focus of tonight's "angle." every time you hear some educator or corporate flack reference the important efforts to promote diversity, equity, inclusion. scam. the grouping of innocuous terms has become its own excellence across the landscape. the acronym is dei but it's more like bureaucracy, victim i'll let of, incompetence. corporations spend as much as a billion dollars per year for dei compliance being paid a hefty sums to oversee the woke training and compliance. but they dei is its own cottage industry with its own side hustles. even the reigning industry has all the bureaucratic diversity lingo down pat. >> we are int integrating der io every program. they are being implemented and deployed globally. >> laura: globally. for the efforts to adopt quasi-quota programs and hiring, they get a gold star from another dei front group. >> diversity inc. named us as a top 50 companies for diversity and ranked us as a top three lgbtq company. >> lau

we have a big announcement tomorrow night on the ingram angle. it stay with s. set your dvr so you always stay connected as well. thank you for watching. remember, it is america now and forever. this is all on the line in november. greg gutfeld and all the gang take it from here >> happy wednesday everybody, how are you doing? you guys are great. democrats are freaking out that they peaked to early with the weeks to go before the midterms. celebrations were so premature, it reminds me of prom night. i know. i wish the election was in august said one democrat. as they watch a momentum fate like the electric car tried to get up a hill. the poll has republicans leadin like a woman who just turned 26. because he likes them young. that's the joke. in case you missed it. new york times sees a swing independent women which reminds her that trapeze above larry cutlass hot tub. is it creeping you out? of course at pains that the vie who expected something so different it's like they were given a generic adult diaper instead of their favorite brand. here is a joy sending