i hear the kind of money they spent. >> laura: $9 million. >> that's inconceivable. >> laura: we don't know who authorized payment. >> well, they are trying to find out and will find out. i think it's a disgrace that could take place. >> laura: donna brazile in her new back writes about the dnc rigging and the unethical finances and tags hillary clinton. are you surprised. you said bernie sanders was given the short shrift? >> it's an amazing story. the media is fake and phoney. i don't know if they will pick it up. that's a big story. it's illegal number 1 and it's unfair to bernie sanders. i am not a bernie sanders fan, but a lot of his votes when he was thrown out. many people voted for me because i agreed with them on trade. we were just doing more about it than he could do. we are doing a lot about it. i thought that was terrible. >> laura: the justice system is a joke and a laughingstock. >> well, when i look at immigration and coming in by lottery and we can't do anything about it quickly and what is going on with justice on so many different topics. this would be tied up foreve

> laura: no problem. i vote for you looking really scary and mean because that's the fun hannity. that's what i want. >> sean: i can't even duplicate that look. >> laura: hannity, by the way, let me say. this you have been throwing spaghetti and cheerios ever since you were in that baby chair. >> sean: have a good show. >> laura: i am going to bring those photos in tomorrow. good evening from washington. this is the ingraham angle. ♪ >> laura: what a day, too much news for just one hour we will get through it together. we have gathered the very best for you tonight. a huge break through in the president's tax plan in the senate. i talk to senate majority leader mitch mcconnell about what kind of break you might get, at least you hope you are going to get. we get his take on that wild senate race in alabama and what might happen to roy moore if he actually gets elect. i also sit down with marco rubio on the possible existence, get this, of a sexual harassment slush fund in the senate. stay tuned for that.

he talk all the time. >> laura: you can call him any time? >> yes. >> laura: any time? >> he called me last week. we talk all the time. we talk about everything. policy and families. we talk about our kids and everything. >> laura: speaker ryan, we

laura ingraham. hi. >> laura: i have a question. >> sean: go ahead. you didn't see my movie? >> laura: i'm going to see it. so much pressure on me. i'm going to see it. sean, i have a question. when are you going to star in the movie? >> sean: if you would have taken the time and spent the $15 -- i'm sending you a free copy. i'm in the movie. thank god i played myself, which is easy to do and a small snippet. hope you see it. you'll like it. what did you say? what? >> laura: we're all looking forward to it. i hear you have a popcorn machine at your house, too. the director -- >> sean: i don't have a popcorn -- >> laura: you're fancy. you used to be a long island kid. >> sean: what is the name of the guy that bought -- orville popcorn. i put that in the microwave like everybody else in america. >> laura: all right, hannity. stop eating my team. >> sean: thanks. have a great show. >> laura: good evening from washington. another hollywood bomb shell. the comedian louis c.k. has been accused by five women of sexual misconduct. the allegations were reported by "the new york times"

>> laura: no. >> but because we are talking about a pass -- law that passed in 1990. >> laura: that's am saying. liberals have gone too far. that's why trump got elected. everyone gets their blinders on. she wrote books about this. we think we have the right answers. >> you are right about that. >> laura: most people in the country are not that political. they don't care about politics. they want food and safety. >> agree. >> laura: they want security and save a little for retirement. this doesn't make sense to most americans. if you did a poll on this, just on this issue of the diversity visa, you asked a random guy in upstate new york, should we have a diversity visa or people down south or even in california, they are not seeing hikes in their wages. do you think they say we need more diversity. >> you bring up a fantastic point. you brought it up with all of your guests. i would like to more fully answer it. this religion of diversity. diversity is treated like it's a good thing like the word organic. we have diversity plus lottery. that's how kate upton picks how she will date. i

i'm all ears. >> laura: okay. number 1, i think we can look just objectively over the eight years under obama with our relationship with north korea and china. china did get a lot stronger, china cheated on a lot of trade deals and president obama did one thing that i think was really good with china. he slapped temporary tariffs on cold rolled steel, which i give him credit for. that was smart. trump will take that to another degree. i think that's a smart continuation of smart nationalistic policy. obama saw that during his time in office. that was a good thing. i can say something that he did good vis a vis china. you cannot say anything positive about president trump which shows that you're not an unbiassed observer on this. you're committed to trump's impeachment you were crying over the election results. now you can have the last word. >> i listen to you on the radio. your evolution from a free market capitalist to a nationalist protectionist is baffling. >> laura: really? >> it's funny that conservatives li

. >> laura: good evening from washington. the willful blindness of the left in the wake of terrorists attacks. that's tonight's angle. any time there is a terrorist terrorists liberals come down with a case of amnesia and act like random jihadist attacks never happened before. yesterday this uzbek yells out allah akbar and suggests he murdered in the name of isis but some are scratching their heads. as an uber driver, why would he have anger toward us? some will do anything to avoid the elephant in the room. we have a poison strain of radical islam has entered the united states and they are plotting to kill our citizens. why learn from the past and grabble with reality when we can be comforted by stephen colbert. >> new yorkers will wake up to new details and will also wake up and keep going. in an uncertain world, one thing is for sure. new yorkers will never live in fear. >> laura: if that doesn't calm your nerves, today mayor de blasio picked up where colbert left off. >> that was an attack on our values. it was never to b

he talk all the time. >> laura: you can call him any time? >> yes. >> laura: any time? called me last week. we talk all the time. we talk about everything. policy and families. we talk about our kids and everything. >> laura: speaker ryan, we appreciate you taking some time. during our interview with speaker ryan, president trump was touchdown down in korea. a trip through asia. updates as they come. the republican gubernatorial candidate ed gillespie is here in the ever >> ♪ >> ♪ >> laura: tomorrow voters across the country are heading to the polls. perhaps the most closely watched race in the battle is in virginia for governor. republican ed gillespie is trying to score major upset over the democrat ralph ralph northam. this is a contest that has gone both directions. tightened up. you are ahead in a butcher of polls. tell us what you are going to do to make the lives of the average virginia n better? >> first i will increase job creation by 25%. i have a plan to cut our individual income tax rates by 10% across the board. that hasn't been done since those tax rates w

>> laura: quick, quick. >> can you roll that? >> laura: roll it.ive went. how does a hard drive jump out of a car? who took that hard drive? >> laura: where is the hard drive. >> i know what i'm giving you for christmas is a hard drive. >> laura: get out. don't go away. we will be back in a moment from the reagan what started as a passion... ...has grown into an enterprise. that's why i switched to the spark cash card from capital one. now, i'm earning unlimited 2% cash back on every purchase i make. everything. what's in your wallet? >> laura: before we sign off a huge thank you to everyone at the ronald reagan presidential library. come here and visit this beautiful a great tribute to on better presidents ever. shannon bream up. >> shannon: al franken, some on the left are rallying around hip because of his support of women's rights. others are making a public break with the power brokers. >> things changed today and there should be a different reaction. >> shannon: is this driving a deeper wedge inside the democratic party. cowboys owner jerry j

>> laura: nice try. nice trick. saying everybody has to work hard. >> you said black people don't do hard work? the reason you have all the resources -- >> laura: yeah. that's exactly what i said. my friend, that's not at all what i said. >> that's what you said. >> laura: you know it is. that's the game you play. straight ahead, the good news you will not hear anyplace else. how the trump administration is saving taxpayers some serious money and no one puts liberty mutual stood with me when this guy got a flat tire in the middle of the night, so he got home safe. yeah, my dad says our insurance doesn't have that. what?! you can leave worry behind when liberty stands with you™. liberty mutual insurance. >> laura: the good news they're not telling you. that's the focus of tonight's angle. if you just landed here from another planet, you would think that the only news stories that matter are the alleged trump russian collusion, robert muellers subpoenas and the growing list of a-list gropers. what you wouldn't hear mu

>> laura: quick, quick. >> can you roll that? >> laura: roll it. out of a car? who took that hard drive? >> laura: where is the hard drive. >> i know what i'm giving you for christmas is a hard drive. >> laura: get out. don't go away. we will be back in a moment we will be back in a moment from the reagan ♪ ♪ you nervous? ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ in the mirror everyday. when i look when i look in the mirror everyday. everyday, i think how fortunate i am. . .i ging forward a treatment for alzheimer's disease, yes, in my lifetime, i will make sure. how much money do you think you'll need in retirement? then we found out how many years that money would last them. how long do you think we'll keep -- oooooohhh! you stopped! you're gonna leave me back here at year 9? how did this happen? it turned out, a lot of people fell short, of even the average length of retirement. we have to think about not when we expect to live to, but when we could live to. let's plan for income that lasts all our years in retirement. prudential. bring your challenges. >> laura: before we sign

i was a doubting laura. i didn't know that you were so handy around the kitchen, sean. >> sean: excuse me, i was a dishwasher and a coke. >> laura: let me hear that old trope from you. >> sean: what did you do when you are 13? >> laura: i was a paper girl and i mowed lawns. i picked blueberries. i walked 10 miles to school and bare feet. >> sean: uphill both ways. i got the story. have a great show. on. we begin with some breaking news. check this out! according to politco, rabid open borders zealot. congressman louise gutierrez will not run for re-election. the reason is not clear. it's odd. surprises me if it's true. we'll update you if we learn later on. the last time i saw him, he was arrested at the white house in august representing illegal immigrants. his community, the illegal immigrants that he says he represents. that's great news. in another story, another shocker, racializing the royals. that is the focus of tonight's angle. harry and meghan blew brexit off the front page by announcing their enga

>> laura: i noticed that.nds remark that megachurches seem more like performance art than about christ the almighty, our christian purpose and so forth. it's fun to have people on stage and dancing and electric guitars and all of that. praise the lord. but the mentoring, what you need with young boys, many are fatherless and have no role models. we talked about this in the hip hop segment earlier. >> right. i am not against what you call the pop for the young people. you do something to attract people. that's okay. once they are attracted you have to hit at the heart of the matter. it begins with our own example. the leaders of the church. the gentians. -- generation. we have been here 102 years, but its theme was multiple generations. there is a responsibility of each generation to the other. my generation, some some ways we have failed the young people. we have blamed the victims. put them in a environment that is negativive and scarse of resources. >> laura: without a family unit, without a father, it's har

laura ingraham, did you like the baby picture? >> laura: i loved the baby picture. week they should have put that on the cover. what did you think they were going to do? this happened to me in 1995 when i was on the cover of "new york times." they always make the conservative look scary. >> sean: dig that up and show that us to. >> laura: i will get right to. that the leopard skin mini-skirt, i borrowed. sean, thank you very much. good evening from washington. we will get right to it tonight. a first lady double standard. the focus of tonight's "angle." she's gracious, generous and beautiful inside and out. so, if melania trump were a liberal, this would be a non-stop love fest from the media. but since she is married to president trump, it's a different story. the first lady's shoes were wrong during hurricane relief. they mocked her accent in the lord's prayer before a rally. now according to some invest media, she can't even decorate the white house for christmas properly. let's recall, how michelle obama was treated when she rolled out her white house decoration

laura ingraham is next. >> laura: thanks, >>> welcome to washington. this is "the ingraham angle." and we begin tonight with a continuing angle. last night we were the first and only primetime show to bring you the outrageous story about a largely unknown congressional slush fund, one that as sean just referenced has paid out $15.2 million in taxpayer money to victims of sexual harassment perpetrated by members of congress. you'd be shocked to know that some current members are not aware that the fund exists. >> do you support this shush fund as it is being called? >> i had no idea it existed unlike you. >> you didn't know the fund existed congressman jordin someone. >> i didn't. i didn't know that is how it worked. did not know. >> laura: last night we played for you the explosive testimony of jackie spooir and barbara come stock. they maintained among other things that they know for a fact there are current members who have engaged in sexually inappropriate behavior. my question tonight is this, why aren't they naming names? why aren't others naming names? and i'm not the only on

i am done. >> laura: see you later. i am laura ingraham. thanks for joining us tonight. pure evil. what was on display yesterday morning inside the first lady church in sutherland springs, texas, when a gunman killed 26 and wounded 20 during sunday's service. the victims ranged from 18 months old to 77 years old and included the pastor's 14 years old. the killer 26 devin kelley began shooting around 11:30 a.m. 30 minutes after the service began. kelley entered the sanctuary and gunned down his systems. many at point blank range. authorities collected of hundreds of shell casing and 15 magazines that held 30 rounds each. joining us now from sutherland springs, mike jordan, whose son witnessed the attack and is close friends with the man who confronted this killer and likely prevented for carnage and the texas attorney general ken paxton. mike, your son came face-to-face with the killer is so distraught. he was schedule to join us. i don't blame him for being too distraught and don't want to deal with this anymore. thank you, sir, for joining us. please tell us how he is coping and w

>> laura: nice try. nice trick.g everybody has to work hard. >> you said black people don't do hard work? the reason you have all the resources -- >> laura: yeah. that's exactly what i said. my friend, that's not at all what i said. >> that's what you said. >> laura: you know it is. that's the game you play. straight ahead, the good news you will not hear anyplace else. how the trump administration is saving taxpayers some serious money and no one puts words in my mouth. tonight's angle is next. what started as a passion... ...has grown into an enterprise. that's why i switched to the spark cash card from capital one. now, i'm earning unlimited 2% cash back on every purchase i make. everything. what's in your wallet? i tabut with my back paines, i couldn't sleep and get up in time. then i found aleve pm. aleve pm is the only one to combine a safe sleep aid plus the 12 hour pain relieving strength of aleve. i'm back. aleve pm for a better am. >> laura: the good news they're not telling you. that's the focus of tonigh

i laura ingraham is up next. thank you for being with us. ♪ us. >> laura: good evening, everyone, i'm laura ingraham in washington. let's get right to the angle. let me tell you what we're not going to get used to in the united states as the new normal or dismiss as a one-off or just another senseless act of violence. when a jihaddists games our immigration system, gets a green card, rents a truck and in the name of alamos down innocent in a major american city. that is not nor will it ever be acceptable in the u.s. particularly when it's preventable. as this act of terror may have been. like clockwork, the platitudes are flying from city officials. >> international symbol of freedom and democracy. that's what we are. and we are proud of it. that also makes us a target for those people who oppose those concepts. >> laura: of course new york is susceptible to attack, duh. every city is susceptible to attack. those words mean nothing. we want action from elected officials to keep this country and cities like new yo

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laura ingraham straight ahead. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> laura: good evening from washington. i'm laura ingraham.s for joining us tonight. in the wake of tuesday's terror attack in new york city, the issue of chain migration is rapidly becoming one of the biggest issues facing america. the process seems so kind and is often framed as family oriented immigration. when one immigrant comes into the country, he or she later brings in his family members. but this process very quickly increases the number of immigrants living in the united states. get this. a report from the center for immigration studies says that 61% of immigrants admitted to the united states in the last 35 years are here due to chain migration. 61%. that's 20 million people. the issue has become even hotter following our exclusive interview with president trump last night. i asked him whether any deal with congress to allow so-called dreamers to stay in the united states legally, whether it should address the issue of chain migration? >> you talked about everify, building the wall. chain migration, which is a huge problem. >> all t

laura ingraham is next. >> laura: thanks, sean. welcome to washington, this is "the ingraham angle." excel in my career. and that was the gateway for the harassment, realizing i have to get out of here, because if i do not come i only have one option, and that is to comply. i do not want to go into that. >> laura: when you say offered to flirt, give me an offer on get out of here, because if i do that. >> are you going to be a good girl? yes. >> laura: what does that mean? >> if you are going to be a good girl, what is the point of you being here? and i was like, what? and he said, are you going to flirt with me. and it was at that moment where i realized that you have to get out of here, because this is a situation that is only going to turn for the worse. as a young woman your instinct is fight and be free. my instinct was to run, i got away from the situation by moving to another office. that was not successful. i was retaliated against, wrong for lately terminated and then blackballed. my experience was a very bad one where not

why now. >> laura: the cnn deal with time-warner? >> the news reports were that f ifaif at& t t wants to merge they will allow it. >> laura: thanks for my first job. >> thanks for having me here tonight. >> laura: when we come back last night's epic political upset you did not hear about. stay with us. the next era belongs to those who help ensure the next energy to power our dreams, will be american energy. casual fridays at buckingham palace? alright, off you go. surprising. what's not surprising? how much money nathan saved by switching to geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. >> laura: a new segment we are calling "missed america" where we salute average americans. tonight, the story of mr. mr. perillo. yesterday he pulled off arguably the biggest election upset in the country. the new jersey resident knocked on every door in town. he wore through two pair of shoes and wanted to let voters know he wanted to be their mayor. last night he beat the incumbent in a stunning victory. the navy vet won on a platf

laura ingraham, hi. high. >> laura: good evening everyone come up from washington, thanks for joining us, this is "the ingraham angle." ♪ >> laura: we have so much news every tonight but we can only take one hour. we have an infuriating opening segment for you. congress is spending your money to cover up sexual harassment and do some major developing stories for you on other fronts. president trump returned moments ago from his 12 day trip to asia, will have a report on what he's doing next and wire immigration agents complaining about the presidents. attorney general jeff sessions testified before congress about possible investigations into hillary clinton and that uranium one deal. what's coming? will tell you. but first our atop a story, sexual harassment inside the halls of congress and how you're paying for the secret settlements. sexual misconduct scandals have engulfed hollow hollywood, medd now politics. the youth been funding the congressional harassment settlements for decades. between 1997 in

laura ingraham is there. how are you? by the way, i love the new law on a cable where they try to silence your voice. >> laura: a sean, i have been trying to silence you for years. it hasn't worked. >> sean: you have to slap him around. go ahead. >> laura: no one has a chance against you. sean, thanks so much. >> sean: have a good show. >> laura: and good evening from washington. thanks for joining us. this is "the ingraham angle" ." let's get right into our top stories. breaking news out of the department of justice about a possible special counsel investigation targeting hillary clinton. in a letter obtained by fox news, we have learned that attorney general jeff sessions is directing prosecutors to take a closer look at the 2010 the sale of uranium to a russian veg company, and of the alleged unlawful involvement. his donation it to the clinton foundation amounted to a quid pro quo for hillary to sign off on a transaction, which gave them control of about 20% of america's uranium capacity, and according to a letter fro

i have a football, catch it. >> laura: ready? >> see you later! >> laura: thank you. all right, have a good one. thanks, sean and good evening from washington! breaking just moments ago, some sad news to share with you. david cassidy, the pop culture icon of the 1970s, he died just a short time ago in a florida hospital at the age of 67. the musician and actor have been hospitalized for several days with organ failure. this after he announced his diagnosis with dimentia earlier this year. and david cassidy was best known, of course, for his role in the 70's hit show "the partridge family" where he played older brother. so many watched that as kids and his family provided a statement that read, in part, "david died surrounded by those he loved with joy in the heart and free from the pain that gripped him for so long. thanks for the abundance and support you've shown him for these many years." and tonight, all of us of a certain age especially remember him. remember a lot of laughs from that show. and our prayers and, of course, our thoughts go to david cassidy's family

laura ingraham straight ahead. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> laura: good evening from washington. i'm laura ingraham.s for joining us tonight. in the wake of tuesday's terror attack in new york city, the issue of chain migration is rapidly becoming one of the biggest issues facing america. the process seems so kind and is often framed as family oriented immigration. when one immigrant comes into the country, he or she later brings in his family members. but this process very quickly increases the number of immigrants living in the united states. get this. a report from the center for immigration studies says that 61% of immigrants admitted to the united states in the last 35 years are here due to chain migration. 61%. that's 20 million people. the issue has become even hotter following our exclusive interview with president trump last night. i asked him whether any deal with congress to allow so-called dreamers to stay in the united states legally, whether it should address the issue of chain migration? >> you talked about everify, building the wall. chain migration, which is a huge problem. >> all t

laura ingraham picks it up from here. tomorrow. it up laura, what you got? ing all ove world. we have you covered from every angle. you just saw president trump wrapping that you major speech in south could re-a we will have analysis soon. he's heading to china. this could be the most important part of the asian trip. we will have reaction, a lot on the line there. and in the virginia governor's race, why the republican, ed gillespie, couldn't get it done. he was on last night with us, could not get it done. the left keeps keeps disparaging the people of faith. power of prayer is a threat to them. first, the latest on sunday's mass shooting in sutherland springs, texas. the more we look about devin patrick kelly, the more shocking that he was ever able to purchase a gun. not only did this freak assault his wife and fracture of skull of his stepson, he also escaped from a mental hospital in that same time frame. now, despite this, the air force never entered him into an fbi database. and that cleared the way for him to purchase weapons he used during the shooting spree. absolut

laura is next. see you monday. >> laura: good evening, welcome to washington. i'm laura ingraham. tonight we'll explore the assault allegation against hollywood comedian louis ck and alabama senatorial candidate roy moore. that's where we begin tonight's angle. the media and political world over allegations of sexual misconduct against roy moore. three women allege he had relationships with them when they were teens and moore was in his early 30s. one woman, who was 14 at the time, said he initiated a sexual encounter. gop establishment figures and the left are calling on moore to withdraw from the race. but moore has flatly denied the allegations. he's vowing to fight on. establishment media figures are salivating over the scandal. >> this is much worse. >> if i am running democratic candidates i am plastering the party, this is the party of pedophiles. this is the party of physical abusers. so you make him one of the poster boys. >> laura: the gop the party of abusers? i don't think they want to go there. i have got two words for you. bill clinton. now, it was reported this week

>> absolutely, laura. know, people have been talking about this comparison between roy moore and al franken today. and everybody is weighing in on it. here's what i have to say. roy moore is a candidate for the united states senate. and al franken is a seated united states senator. i never understood, i stead this before. i didn't understand why people would elect him. it was a fair election. but now here's the consequence all these years later. we know who he was. we knew then. and now people are getting to see -- the rest of the country is getting to see who he is as well. >> laura: i think we have donald trump just tweeted about this. i'm trying to pull it up on my phone. we will put up the full screen so we can read it. the al frankenstein picture is really bad. speaks a thousand words. where did his hands go in pictures 2, 3, 4, 5, and 6 while she sleeps? so, that's the president always giving us humorous commentary there this is something he said in 1995. again, we want to paint for the fox viewers t

>> laura: look at donna brazil.illary e-mails. >> they're coming off a string of losses in special elections. now they have a win they can point to. >> laura: again, we'll see, they can get tax reform done, they can get the economy moving in a faster pace. that will have a huge effect on the mid-term elections. they have to get it done. they have to put points on the board. if you're a democrat you have to be happy. >> talk to the republican strategist, they say if we do it we'll win f we don't we're led. >> laura: byron, great to see you. do not go away, we're coming right back. when it comes to heartburn trust the brand doctors trust for themselves. nexium 24hr is the number one choice of doctors and pharmacists for their own frequent heartburn. and all day all night protection. when it comes to frequent heartburn, trust nexium 24hr. we35 mules,ur doors with 70 mega-watts, and an ice plant. but we brought power to the people- redefining what that meant from one era to the next. over 90 years later, we continue to

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laura: this is "bbc world news america." reporting from washington, i am laura trevelyan. robert mugabe's own party moves to impeach him after he refuses to resign as zimbabwe's president. >> we are saying, mugabe, go now, go now, your time is up. laura: president trump declares north korea a state sponsor of terrorism as he tries to increase pressure on pyongyang over its nuclear program. and the longest marriage in british royal history. queen elizabeth and the duke of edinburgh celebrate their 70th wedding anniversary. robert mugabe, zimbabwe's leader for 37 years, faces impeachment tonight after ignoring a deadline for him to stand down as president. the ruling zanu-pf party says it will bring a motion before parliament tomorrow. mugabe has been accused of being incapable of governing and letting his wife, grace, usurp constitutional power. the bbc's africa editor fergal keane reports from the capital, harare. fergal: they are still the muscle behind the political maneuvering. and when the generals speak, people and politicians listen. tonight, they hinted in a rare pr

laura: that was u.s. senator chris coons speaking a little earlier to my colleagues on "beyond 100 days." charlie rose from one of america's most prominent tv news anchors, has been fired by cbs after allegations of sexual misconduct. the pbs network has ended its relationship with the veteran broadcaster, too. 8 women accused the award-winning journalist of sexually harassing them. rose has apologized, although he says not all the allegations are accurate. earlier i spoke to amy brittain, one of the "washington post" reporters who broke the story. amy brittain, charlie rose's career has come to an abrupt halt within hours of your article being published. but you report the rumors of his behavior have circulated for years. why did the allegations take so long to come out? amy: i think that is a complicated answer. in a sense many of these women were deeply afraid of the possible repercussions of speaking out against someone as powerful as charlie rose. his stature in this country when it comes to being a

this is certainly a setback for laura plummer and her family this is certainly a setback for laura plummerandmily and her legal team and not the outcome of the hoped for. just hours ago this morning we were in court hearing, expecting a custody hearing for laura plummer. prior to that her legal team was guardedly optimistic, hoping she might be granted bail because they said her boyfriend had emerged yesterday, her egyptian boyfriend, with documents they believed would help clear her name. her boyfriend, according to laura plummer herself, has a back problems and she says that is the reason she brought these painkillers to egypt. lawyers told us he had come forward yesterday and he had been frightened of appearing before that but he had come forward with medical certificates that they believed would help establish he did have back problems and therefore would lend credibility to her account of how things happen. that custody hearing did not happen this morning, we are not sure why. her mother was in the courthouse waiting to see laura plummer but she was never brought to court and this aftern