hello, laura. >> laura: hello. that's into my time. >> sean: no laura ingraham came flying out of my mouth. >> laura: i love being in the double boxes with you. remember the 2000 election, we were up until 2 a.m. >> i fly to d.c. after the show last night. i am in d.c. today. i get into the hotel room and there you are. i watched your whole show when i often miss because i am driving home. >> laura: thanks for the support. good evening. i am laura ingraham. this is "the ingraham angle." big day in d.c. a huge show shan't. -- tonight. she will talk to mike emanuel. -- mike huckabee. first his daughter and now he was targeted. and the supreme court backed trump's travel ban, democrats are still saying it's racist. we will debate the fallout. victor davis hanson, an inventive way for the left to put its money where its mouth in. welcoming illegal immigrants to the country. it's a debate you don't want to miss. first the knnew new know nothin. that's the focus of tonight's "angle." the democrats portray themselves as m

claur >> laura: right. that indicates to me that the judge has a question as to the predicate facts. now it's up to flynn's lawyers to tell the judge that the plea is not judged on full information. >> i have a question. can the judge decide to reopen this? that? >> it has happened as well. for example, or a judge has a concern about adequacy of counsel or may be the mental fitness of a defendant typically where that happens. but i think that was a hint. a lot of us raise the eyebrows, make sure you give over the evidence. maybe there is a -- >> laura: it's getting very interesting. i want to talk about the pardon issue, because that has taken everybody's attention now. since yesterday when rudy giuliani, he gives an appearance. he does manage to monopolize the narrative. chris christie heard what rudy said about, yes, the president can pardon, but he's not going to do that. the absoluterity, th is what happened on abc. let's watch. >> we will have to open up the possibility of the president pardoning himse

this is a problem -- >> laura: blood on their hands? francisco -- you can call me laura. you've been on the show for 20 years. >> we are in texas and we have manners. >> laura: francisco, when you say blood on your hands, that does not help. we want to find -- we have the rule of law. what the democrats are doing is they are revealing themselves here. they don't want anyone detained. they want anyone who crosses the border illegally, with a child or frankly without a child, unless they are a murderer, to be released, pending adjudication. >> both parties have failed to take action on immigration and congress. >> laura: the answer is correct. >> i will give the president credit for, hey, i made a mistake, he's correcting it. i won't beat up on him -- >> laura: you don't want anyone detained? try to answer the question, francisco. mothers, fathers, families, they shouldn't be detained at all? once they've crossed the border? >> an adult can make the decision but not the children, okay? >> laura: we've got to get the congressional update, guys. thank you so much. speaking of

here is laura. >> laura: why don't we sit at the house we could sneak in some jiffy pop popcorn. >> sean: watched the hearings? i haven't heard the word jiffy pop in ages. there is something called a microwave. it's a new invention. >> laura: jiffy pop tastes better than the microwave. >> sean: reported on the stove and shake it. >> laura: we were -- we couldnt afford that. we are really dating ourselves. good evening from washington. i am laura ingraham. this is "the ingraham angle." i keep saying this but this was an unbelievable day, , and earthquake at the supreme court that could change the direction of the nation. the retirement of supreme court justice anthony kennedy, the swing vote. it will have enormous consequences. gives president trump the opportunity to reshape the court for decades. we are also going to look at how this dramatically affects the midterm election process, but first we begin with democrats racing to the left. that's the focus of tonight's angle. the democratic party experienced a seismic shock last night when in the new york city outer boroughs to may 28-year

>> laura: are they dead inside?hat's a lot more demeaning to a woman to say than to say, well, i don't agree with her. don't porn stars want to be looked at? isn't that part of being a porn star? >> don't look at me. >> laura: i am story. >> he is a married man and i love his wife. give him a break. >> laura: this whole thing is from crazy town. harvey, chime in on that one. go ahead. >> these people objectify our first lady lady. they get on their moral high horse about a woman who lied on television. the double standard is clear. american people can't relate to the hatred and negativity. all the democrats have left is to call names and ridicule. samantaa bee said the most vile things. >> laura: she apologized. >> yes. >> laura: let's move on to what the voters are thinking. trump's numbers are up. he is now at 44%. not over 50. if we had a media that were slightly fair he would be at 57% or 55%. he is at 44%. we have a chart shah shows what people are saying about who gets credit for the economy. trump is getting

laura ingraham is next. >> laura: you never brought me a cake. >> sean: wait, i have a better story for you. i want a day of public figure confessions. i will start. i was taken home by the police in 1st grade. it was not a good start in my life. i thought it was the coolest story ever. [laughing]. >> laura: i short sheeted by camper's bed and got kicked out the first week. >> sean: story for story, i was in more trouble. i was incorrigible. >> laura: i had a 93-year-old paratrooper from d-day. on the radio today. he was in the 101st air bourn. he lives in sanding. san diego. his watch broke. he was filing reports. his watch stopped when they jumped out of the plane. they landed. at 1:30 in the morning. he still has the watch. he needed a watch when he landed. he said i had to take a watch off a dead german guy. i still have that watch too. this is what you had to do. >> sean: you think of these young men and what they did and how many died and had permanent injuries. >> 8,000. >> sean: that's our military today. have a great show. >> laura: thanks so much. it's amazing to think about t

-- >> laura: he is undoing obama's policies. >> no, no, no. >> laura: what obama policies. the federal reserve policies with regard to getting our economy going. i don't think they have changed. you can talk about regulation. >> laura: the tax cuts. six regulations, a huge deal. >> you have been going on tonight about democrats have no idea. let me tell you something. i think the tax cuts was supposed to be what republicans had to run on in the mid-terms. more talk now about immigration, more talk now about nfl players kneeling. more of these hot button red meat issues. >> laura: i disagree. that's conventional wisdom. >> no, it's not. why are we talking about donald trump and stormy daniels without saying who was the one involved with the porn star? >> [overlapping talking]. >> the voters don't care about stormy daniels. they won't vote on stormy daniels. 2 years ago the right track and wrong track under obama was 25%. we are inching towards 40% for donald trump. if he gets to 40 plus this won't be a big blue wave, it would be a very good night for republicans. the america

. >> laura: good evening from washington. a big slate of stories to wrap up an incredibly eventful week. democrats have lunged farther to the left as a 2020 presidential candidate now joins the calls to abolish i.c.e. plus, we'll tell you why president trump may announce his supreme court pick sooner than we thought, and why democrats are promising to sabotage any nominee. and raymond arroyo exposes the music to drive away have a grants. and we'll discuss michael moore's call for physical political engagement. plus, we begin with the wake of tragedy. the president commented on the tragic, horrific shooting at the capital gazette up in in annapolis, maryland. >> president trump: this attack shocked the conscience of our nation and filled out hearts with grief. journalists like all americans should be free from the fear of being violently attacked while doing their job. >> laura: we can all agree on that. here's what we know so far. the shooter killed five people, wounded two, a grudge he had with the paper going back a decade.

i love it and i think it is importan >> laura: good evening from washington i'm laura ingraham and this is the ingraham angle we end the week with some of the most moving and heart breaking stories you will ever hear. three angel moms are here with me tonight separated from their children forever by an epidemic of illegal immigrant crime. meanwhile, fox news has learned that a showdown between congress and the doj over that russia probe may come to a head tonight. and friday follies raymond explains the thinking behind the relaunch of roseanne without roseanne. that's going to work. but, first, the total emotional manipulation by the media over the current border crisis. it was the image that shocked the conscience of a nation or so the media told us. a little girl separated from her asylum-seeking mother at the border. crying her eyes out. it's heart breaking. it was said to symbolize a cruel and heartless trump policy and the june 12th photo of the 2-year-old from honduras went viral in news coverage around the world. words like callus, soulless, craven, trump said the new york daily

>> i'm surprised you are not watching the proposal, laura. >> laura: no.. >> this is right up your alley. what's happened is one of the contestants claimed that another contest tant set her up for a date rape. these are serious charges and certainly not laughing matter at all. abc spiked the episode that it was to run the second in the series because of these allegations. but then i looked at the show. it's no wonder this stuff is going on. this is like a pimping pageant where people parade in front of a contestant and they get to choose which of the five contestants they will offer a proposal to. watch this. >> ten people looking for love. >> i'm ready for the love that people write movies about. >> a new series from the producers of the bachelor. >> every day you meet your future soul mate. >> in life great rewards come taking great risks. >> taking her chance. >> i feel like my heart is going to explode. >> it all happens in one hour. >> will you marry me? >> laura: you know what i like about these shows, raymond is that when the girl or the young man o

. ♪ >> laura: good evening from washington, i am a laura ingraham, this is "the ingraham angle." fantastic show to wrap up the week. ranking house member adam schiff claimed last week that roger stone lied to congress. and will respond exclusively here. plus president trumps america first talk is driving the media and allies absolutely bonkers as he heads into the trade talks. very important day. and friday folly is with a new art exhibit that is literally full of it. and rampage video that you must see to believe. it is hysterical. we are screaming in the car about it. and my exclusive interview with lou holtz on the disappearing border between sports and politics. but we begin with a shocking allegation that a "new york times" reporter has been in bed with a source of accused of leaking sensitive information. "the new york times" has the department of justice has seized phone and email records of ali watkins. and according to the paper, she has been in a 3-year relationship with the former director of security for the senate intel committee james wolfe. he was arrested yesterda

: have a great show, laura. >> laura: good evening from washington, this is the "the ingraham angle." you do not want to miss a moment of the show. so much to your brand-new story breaking, things happen right before the show. but the metoobeencatchingupwithbill cli bill coming unglued, during the interview with monica lewinsky. juanita broaddrick and catherine wiley here to discuss the question that nbc failed to ask with. also brian york has new piece, new information that could upend the government's case against michael flynn. plus the supreme court rules on the religious rights of a baker who was sued by a same-sex couple. but mike huckabee says it settles nothing. but why is the border patrol union she is now saying deploying the national guard to the border was a waste? you will want to stick around for his explanation. but first, bill clinton and a party in denial. that is the focus of tonight's angle. 20 years later, bill clinton and the democratic party refused to learn the lessons of the past. even when confronted with reality, they have a problem processing the truth. duri

thanks so much. >> sean: have a great, safe trip. >> laura: good evening from the border trip, i'm laura ingraham, just south of san diego. "the angle" is here so you can see for yourselves what is really going on here. during this emotionally charged crisis over children, some of whom have been separated from their illegal immigrant parents, we're going to show you how the trump administration is actually trying to protect these children, and give you a look at their real living conditions. we'll also get the inside story from active border agents putting their lives on the line and cracking done on the human smugglers who are also putting these children in grave danger. and meanwhile, democrats give away their game, this is great, by turning down legislative fixes. who would want to fix this, proving they'd rather hurt the president than help the children. plus newt gingrich taps into his historical knowledge, reveals why the left is so willing to jump to hysterical comparisons to the holocaust. and the tragedy of separating mirn families a father shares the agony of losing his own son

this is awes "seen and unseen" with raymond arroyo, next >> laura: it's time for our >> laura: it's timeor our and unsegment where we expose what's behind the big cultural stories of the day. we kick off today's edition was something so ridiculous that it has to be seen to believed.d. this is a candidate for congress making a complete buffoon of himself in a desperate bid for votes. here usn as the fox news contributor and author of the best-selling >> he feels congress has talking over each other in regard to school safety.in the trump administration would like to arm teachers. tillman has a different approach and he demonstrates it. and power and teachers with nonlethal self defense tools, like this can of pepper spray. trust me, this. -- this will stop anywhere now i can't see anything. and in their tracks. for less than $1 per person in the u.s., we can have a secure canister of pepper spray in every classroom in america. it's unbearable, it's like a lava in your. >> the ad is like a lullaby in >> thank god he is not a wild game advocate. he would be setting off bear trs and bleeding

it isn't just rowe laura.ot an e-mail about lgbt, rights of disabled, it's going to be dystopia. they said that with neil. none of that happened. this is a democratic playbook. we see it every time. >> laura: michael, senator feinstein was grills amy on her catholicism. i want to play it, and your reaction. let's watch. >> when you read your speeches, the conclusion one draws is that the dogma lives loudly within you. and that's of concern when you come to big issues that large numbers of people have fought for for years in this country. >> laura: she's the mother of several children. she's a roman catholic. clearly that's what feinstein was getting at, getting at the issue of abortion. she's confirmed and right now, looks like she's the number one or number two possible pick for president trump. how is this going to go down, mike? >> listen, i know a lot of catholics that struggle with the idea of being pro choice. here i think the president at his own word, when he appeared on chris matthews, he said he thou

laura ingraham is next. see you monday. >> good evening from washington. i'm laura ingraham. this is the "the ingraham angle." what a way to wrap up the week. it has been wild. we'll tell you why the fbi version of the events in the russia probe don't seem to add up. my exclusive primetime interview with the inside story, but what it's like to be politically targeted by obama's prosecutors. and how trump's pardon of desouza exposes the government's out-of-control prosecutors. and we'll tell you who samantha bee really blames for the insults of ivanka trump. her private outrageous comments. also, ann coulter is here with details on how msnbc's joy reid came after her, and someone else you might know. larry cud low is here to respond to critics on trump's bold trade moves. but first, let's try to unlock a mystery. why doesn't the russia investigation time line seem to add up? investigative reporter john solomon's latest piece on the hill points out key discrepancies. let's just look at a few facts and dates. one, the fbi's most senior counterintelligence agents visited london i

i'll say the 1990s. >> laura: yeah, probably '94. >> '4, '5, '6, '7. >> laura: "new york times," trump touts job report before official release, breaking protocol. this is what they seized on. because all the other stuff was really good. so trump tweeted out this morning, you know, looking for those jobs reports. >> that's all he said. like the rest of america, looking for the jobs report. listen, by law and custom, all right, i get the jobs data the night before. i get it from my pal at the caa. we take a look at it. i called it, to let him know, because it was a great number. it was a private number, a secret number, you can't put it out. i got hold of him on air force one. >> laura: he's about to tweet it out, though, excited like a kid, excited about the news. he wants america to win. he wants to win. >> he does want to win. you know what? i figured, i didn't want to bother him coming home from a long trip. i thought he needed some good news, he got good news. the tax cuts, the rollback of regulations, the opening of energy, the protection of some of our own trading rights. >> laur

> laura: i want to host that. so i can do the bug at the bottom of the screen. and i won't leave you abandoned like they did in benghazi. >> sean: just bring me a cake with a file. >> laura: only a fruitcake. good evening from washington i'm laura ingraham. this is "the ingraham angle." we have an interview with dinesh de souza. and i'll examine about what that pardon says. plus the media leaks a disgraced fbi official's claim that the president obstructed justice by firing comey. the president is firing back. >>> prosecutors release chilling videos by the florida school shooting suspect nicholkolas cr. why now? >>> and kevin mccarthy is here to react to what google is saying. >>> but first, for the left it's suddenly open season on women in trump's family. what a series of vile and vulgar attacks the women have had to deal with. first up, samantha bee's assault on ivanka trump on her show last night. >> let me say one mother to another, do something about your dad's immigration practices you feckless [ bleep ]. h

here is laura with the latest. >> laura: hannity, are you getting your mail forwarded to singapore? are you ever coming home? >> sean: you reallyant to know the answer? >> laura:ot really, but go ahead. >> sean: not really. it's a 22 hour flight. i have a three hour radio show and a one hour tv show and i'm not missing the ag report after 18 months. i won't be not on the air. >> laura: why didn't you get on the plane after you interviewed trump and then come back? >> sean: because the timing of such and doing the show after that made it impossible. >> laura: we need you back in the country. things don't seem right. most people are glad i'm out of the country. speak outhat's true. great show as always and we will see you tomorrow night. good evening from washington, i am laura ingraham and this is "the ingraham angle." incredible lineup of guests, rudy giulii, alan dershowitz, dershowitz, jason chaffetz and more on the eve of the release the ig probe othe clinton probe, there are reports that it could hold devastating news for jim comey and andrew mccabe. so our experts will be setti

she takes it away, laura ingraham. >> laura: hannity, nice job. you don't look jet-lagged. you look likeou've been going over runs, getting sleep, mixed martial arts. i saw that. >> sean: i am doing my mixed martial arts. i am working out. there's a pool right behind me on the roof of the building. 3 miles before the show every day. lra great interview, great guests. i'm very jealous but i love you so i'm rooting for you. >> sean: you could have flown 22 hours with us. i can't get home till the end of the week. >> laura: fantastic job. be careful. have a great show. we miss you here. take care. good evening from washington. i'm laura ingraham. this is "the ingraham angle." what a fantastic show we have tonight singaporeenon. big news we are here tonight on the doj's relationship with congress. tonight we're going to break down how trump that fold the experts going from the brink of war to a standing diplomatic triumph. we will show you some hilarious moments of the big summit that may might've gottent you. we'll break it down. exclusively, mark meadows and jim jordan are he

the man we all of the new breed that is all for us tonight we laura ingraham takes it away. >> laura: sean, thank you so much. fantastic tribute. i'm laura ingraham. this is "the ingraham angle." as sean just mentioned, our hearts are heavy here at fox and of course, the sad news, charles krauthammer, beloved columnist, father, husband, of course, contributed a fox news, pulitzer prize winner, political commentator died today at age 68. his death was a shock but was not unexpected. he told us two weeks ago that he had terminal cancer and not too long to live. charles became a larger-than-life figure during his decade at fox news. he was one of the most respected political analysts in washington, i think in the united states, no doubt about it, and a beloved presence in the newsroom here. charles was ultimately lost for words but he often put others in that position, as i know personally. it was his humor, i think, that a lot of us, as we smiled tonight remembering him, or thinking about tonight. >> all kinds of folks, for the last year, and the end, hillary's not going to run. i said

laura ingraham is next. >> laura: good evening from washington, i am laura ingraham. this is the ingraham angle. what a way to wrap up the week. it has been wild and we'll tell you why the f.b.i. version of the events in the russia broeb don't add up. and what is it like to be targeted by obama's prosecutors? and former attorney general michael mu cases and how the trump's pardon much d'souza exposes the government's out of control prosecutor. and we'll tell you who samantha bee really blames for the insults of ivanka trump. and we'll reveal her outrage out comments and also ann coulter is here on details of how msnbc's joy reid came after her and someone else you might know. and larry kudlow is here to respond to critics on trump's bold trade moves. but first try to unlock a mittry. why doesn't the russia investigation time line seem to add up. and solomon's latest piece on the hill points out key discrepancies. the f.b.i.'s most senior counter intelligenceeges visited london in the first week of may 2016. days after australian diplomat alexander downer met in london

laura calls me "hannity." laura ingraham is at the border crossing right outside of san diego. i was outside of the border of san diego, there was a tunnel from mexico dug to an office building in the u.s. >> laura: good evening from the border area. absolutely. i'm laura ingraham. this is the "ingraham angle." we're coming to you live outside of the u.s./mexico border. the "angle" is here you can you can see -- here so you can see for yourselves what is going on here. we'll show you how the trump administration is actually trying to protect these children and give you a look at their real living conditions. we'll also get the inside story from active border agents putting their lives on the line and cracking done on the human smugglers who are also putting these children in grave danger. and meanwhile, democrats give away their game, this is great, by turning down legislative fixes. who would want to fix this, proving they'd rather hurt the president than help the children. plus newt gingrich taps into his historical knowledge, reveals why the left is so willing to jump to hys

there she is, laura ingraham. you wanted to be in singapore, admitted. >> laura: i understand the singapore government is going to bring back caning. they cane people. if you don't get out of the country. they are like, when is hannity ever going to leave? anyway, your family wants your home. get home safe. fantastic show. loved it. >> sean: only 22 hours. i will be watching "braveheart" over and over and over again. speak to "braveheart" and "pattern." good evening from washington i am laura ingraham. the inspector general bombshell report on the fbi, doj, rocking the nation's capital as a result the ig has referred five, five fbi employees for investigation. we have full analysis and reactions made from every angle, including the first remarks from the house intel chair, devin nunes. here are the highlights to bring you up to speed quickly. the report from the doj inspector general michael horowitz on the hill or email investigation found that former fbi director jim comey did not follow the bureau's procedures.

i am laura ingraham.non bream and the fantastic news at night team. >> shannon: we begin with the fox news alert. governor mike huckabee response to the fallout from that restaurant turning away his daughter and a new vow to confront president trump supporters wherever they may be. the top democrat on the senate intel coe,

laura, one more thing. the vast majority of those children still tend to be the unaccompanied minors. we have had a big surge in families bringing children or some adults bringing children with them. >> laura: one of the shelters not too far from the border has 90% of the kids who are unaccompanied minors. 10% were separated from their families. just so my viewers understand this. general sessions. what happens when a family unit, you see them all on the bridges, which i think is absurd that they stay on the bridges near the ports of entry nurse san diego. now, when they get processed in, it is slow. they get processed in and if a woman says this is my child or two children, then what happens? are they separated if they claim asylum, saying i want to claim asylum? what happens to the mother of the children at that point? >> if they enter the country at a port of entry and there are many of those along the border, they are not violating the law. the mother or father in that circumstance would not be prosecut

laura has a big show. >> laura: i am laura ingraham and in is "the ingraham angle." law enforcement officials are set to provide updates on the latest on the deadly shooting at the "capital gazette" newspaper in annapolis, maryland. they were not planning on giving any further updates. we expect to hear some real news. straight to kristen fisher live at the scene. >> laura, i was just told at this press conference in about 15 minutes, police are expected to identify the victims. we don't know if they will identify the gun deteriorate man. -- gunman. the parent company of the "capital gazette" where this horrific shooting took place, the baltimore sun identified the shoort. -- shooter. 38-year-old jared who had a long running feud with the "capital gazette." in 2012 he filed a defamation lawsuit against the newspaper over a story about a criminal harassment case against him. he lost that lawsuit three years later. at a press conference earlier police said there were threats made against the newspaper over social media. >> there were threats sent to the gazette by the

she's standing by in our nation's capital, laura ingraham. >> laura: a good evening from washington, i am laura ingraham, this is "the ingraham angle." organized focus of tonight's angle. remember in 2009 when president obama was speaking at notre dame and he said this about the need for civil discourse? >> as citizens of a vibrant and very democracy, how do we engage in vigorous debate? how does each of us remain firm in our principles and fight for what we consider right? without, as father john said it, demonizing those with just as strongly held convictions on the other side. >> laura: what a nice sentiment. but where is he tonight. what does he say about the threats about against the trump administration? somehow the democrats went from hope and a change to, nope, and deranged. over the weekend to come up the owner of the lexington virginia eatery, you probably heard about it, called the red hen did something pretty incredible. she asked how spokesperson sarah sanders to leave the restaurant simply because she worked for trump. the owner of the red hen told "the washington post,

thank you. >> laura: good evening from washington, i'm laura ingraham. the inspector general's bomb shell report rocking the nation's capitol. the ig referred five, count them, five fbi employees for investigation. now, we have full analysis and reaction from every angle, including the first remarks from the house chair deven nunes. the report from the doj on the hillary e-mail investigation found that former fbi director jim comey did not follow the bureau's procedures. his actions damaged the image of impartiality. amazingly, comey still refuses to admit he was wrong. he wrote it so fast in today's new york times. "nothing makes me think we did the wrong thing." remember, it was that very insubordination that trump cited when he fired the fbi director in 2017. now the doj inspector general agrees. now, maybe the most shocking revelation was a vow to stop trump from becoming president. in an exchange between fbi love birds, struck and paige, paige, texted he's not going to become president, right "? rereplayed, we'll stop it. remember now this was. stru

>> laura: i'm laura ingraham. this is the ingarage angle. we come to you tonight le from beautiful san francisco. so much fallout on the day after that bomb shell ig report. we have complete coverage from every angle. also, raymond arroyo explains why msnbc hosts look like televangelists. why whiningg about the cult of trump? we beginin with broad sides from team trump after the outlandish reports.it starting with president trump shot at the fbi brass, even the chief he fired, jim comey. on fox and friends he took a swipe at the scum under the bureau of obama. >> the fbi looked bad. your fbi. >> it's comey, it was comey. the people in the fbi are incredible. bet if you took a poll in the fbi, you would win that by more than anybody has won a poll. you look at what happened, they were plotting against my election. >> laura: rudy giuliani says it's comey who should be investigated and that the fbi agent should be fired today and in prison next week. >> let's investigate the investigators. let's take a halt to the mueller investigation and get

laura t.: thank you so much for joining us. laura r.: thank you. laura:n other news, the french parliament has passedan a lark bill to overhaul the state railway company. it is seen as a victory for president emmanuel macron and a blow to rail unions, who went on three months of strikes over the bill. it is the biggest reform of the network since it was nationalized in the 1930's. an italian coast guard ship carrying hundreds of migrants has been alled to dock in sicily days after they turned away another vessel. frand and italy have exchange harsh words on the incident, with french president emmanuel macron accusgog the italian rnment of cynicism and a responsibility. volkswagen has been fined $1 billion by german prosecutors following the diesel emission scanl. the scandal erupted three years ago. vw is still trying to do with the fallout. in may, former chief executive s charged by american prosec mislead regulars. to that regulators. -- mislead regulators. comcast halaunched a $65 llion bid for the media assets of 21st century fox. fer comes ho

laura has a big show coming up. laura, take it away. have a good show. >> laura: law enforcement officials are set to provide updates on the latest about the deadly, horrific shooting in the capital gazette newspaper inta annapolis, maryland. they were not planning on giving further updates tonight. we expect to hear real news. let's go straight to fox news correspondent kristen fisher scene. the kristen? >> reporter: police expected to identify the victims. we don't know if they're going to identify the gunman but already tonight, the parent company of the capital gazette, the newspaper where this horrific shooting took place, the parent company, the baltimore sun, has identified the shooter. they say that his name is 38-year-old jared ramose. they say he had a long-running feud with the capital gazette in 2012, he filed a defamation lawsuit against the paper and a columnist over a story that had covered a criminal harassment case against him. he then lost that lawsuit three years later which brings us to today and at a press conferenc

laura ingraham.yo >> laura: hannity, nice job. you don't look fatigued at all, you look like you've been going out for runs and mixed martial arts. >> sean: i'm still doing my mixed martial arts. in out.ht my bands and i'm s a pool right behind me, we are on the roof of the building. >> laura: you are sticking to your exercise regimen, good for you. good interview, and i'm jealousl >> a >> sean: i can't even get home until the end of the week. >> laura: want to get home safely, we miss you here in the united states. good evening washington, i'm laura ingraham end of this is "the ingraham angle." from trump spring, i can singapore sensation to big news that we are breaking here tonight. tonight we will break down how trump baffled the experts going from the brink of war to a stunning diplomatic tryout. we will also show you hilarious momentsf the summity that mav gotten past you. raymond arroyo will break it alw down for us. plus exclusively on the angle, mark meadows and jim jordan are here to break some major news on the doj docu

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they have that right. >> laura: classless. leo, let's say, if you did it to president obama, i'd say the same thing. when the president of the united states invites an entire national -- not regional, national championship team to the white house, you do what nick sabin did with alabama, the crimson tide act. roll tide. the whole team goes, they stand and they are polite. they shake the president's hand. that's what you do. so i think a lot of these players are great guys, but this was classless. >> . there you go. lyo police don't talk over me. allow me to talk,lyo. >> i did not talk over you. >>aura: he didn't, i probably did. jerry jones is not the president of the us. number two patriotism is not an option. he is the president of the united states and decided, you will not make patriotism an option in my house which i am the head of for the united stes of america. that is the point here. it has nothing to do later later quick. >> there you go. >> >> mr. kane -- it's my turn, hean. >> know it's not, i have not finished. >>

laura ingraham is next. >> laura: good evening. i'm laura ingraham and this is a very special edition of "the ingraham angle." where witnessing history in the making tonight as president trump and kim jong un just wrapped up their one-on-one meeting and are now holding an expanded bilateral meeting, as you saw that, top advisors. it's the first time a u.s. president and north korean leader have met face-to-face, and the stakes cannot be higher with president trump seeking to denuclearize the korean peninsula and solve a u.s. foreign policy riddle that has stumped policymakers for decades. here's what they had to say as he summits. >> we are going to have a great discussion and i think tremendous success. it will be tremendously successful. it's my honor, and we will have a terrific relationship, i have no doubt. >> the old prejudice and practices... >> laura: for analysis, we have an all-star team in europe with gordon chan, author of the influential 2006 book. th me here in washington, mike pillsbury, director of the center of chi

laura: jane hall, thank you so jane: ok.joining us. laura: many in the u.s. are going to protest this weekend over president trump's immigration policies. the catalyst is the separation of youngigrant children from their parents and their detention. it carries on despite the white house promising to end family separations. in el paso, texas, aleem maqbool has been given access to a center housing recently released immigrant parents, only to find they have not been reunited with their children. aleem: this is where parents wait by the phone desperate fore of their children. they were taken away from them by u.s. immigration ofs. all they have been given in bturn is a number to call. yessica has not evn told where her six-year-old son is. >> what they have done is horrible. i have had no information, and it has bn more than 50 days. i call and no one tells me anything. i can't sleep. i wake up and my heart is beating so fast. i cannot even breathe. aleem: she is still being monitored, but she is among the first released from jail since donald trump's poli of se

here with us, let your heart not be troubled, laura ingraham. >> laura: so that means you would be on until one in the morning if you had your druthers? please. >> i do out three hours of radio just like you. number two, i just got done saying jerome corsi who just wrote the book on the deep state, hannity. they want to kill hannity and take him out. >> laura: i heard that. that's their dream. >> my dream, hannity held hostage, day 152 on the laura ingraham show. >> >> laura: i promise you, i will send the commandos. >> what if they just bring a cake with a file like an average person. >> laura: only a fruitcake. i am laura ingraham, this is "the ingraham angle." we have a pack show tonight, with news in every interview. we have the first comments after the president announced his full pardon. and tonight's angle, i will examine with that part and says about the left's purely political prosecution. plus, the media leaks a disgraced fbi official claimed that the president obstructed justice by firing comey. the president is firing back. also prosecutors released tooling videos by the f

laura: this is "bbc world news america."po ing from washington, i am laura trevelyan. dozens are dead and millionsa affected as lcano erupts in guatemala. the lava flow so rapid that people are trapped in their homes. the u.s. supreme court backs a baker who refused to make a wedding cake for a gay couple, but the rolling is not completely clear cut. meet washington's first lobbyist with down se. she is in the corridors of power trying to improve the lives of others. welcome to our viewers on publ television here in the u.s. and also around the globe. the most violent volcanicgu eruption iemala for more than a century has killed at least 62 people. three days of national mourning have been declared as rescuers search for those still missing. more than two main peove -- more than 2 million people have been affected, about 1/10 ofonhe country's popula our correspondent aleem maqbool is in guatemala city. aleem: as spectacular and dramatic as it was destructive and deadly. in the most violent eruption in deca, the volcano fuego exploded in a shower of molten rock and ash.