axes. >> laura: he was just in here, the big lumberjack in wisconsin. >> he can gut a fish. >> laura: lumberjack. remember in the old days. this is comical, what everybody used to joke about. hairspray, what is next? that could be deadly, hairspray control. >> piano wire. piano control, cukill with anything, corners of a desk, i don't know where it ends. >> laura: pro-life walk-outs happened today, i didn't hear anything about this. >> a teacher on yesterday at rockland high school, raised question at the time of the gun walk out, a month ago, you had school walkouts, they were covered with helicopters and -- >> laura: big march in washington. >> not only that, school walkouts organized by the women's march. okay. now a student, brandon gilespie, at rockland high school, decided to stage a prolife walkout today. 200 schools participated. >> laura: wow. >> high school, 80 collegers, no coverage at all. >> laura: will he be on the cover of magazines? >> no magazine cover. the kid couldn't score the side of i don't know what. it is ridiculous. barely pictures of this, we'll put a few pic

laura ingraham, take it away. >> laura: hannity, i love jon voight. i missed that, i read about that. thank you for showing it. >> sean: you need to be a guest on the show. >> laura: when? let's get it done. >> sean: i did an hour, you need to do an hour. i need to come on your show. >> sean: i have a lot to work out with you. the left hates you so much. >> laura: yeah, well -- >> sean: putting up pictures of you when you were 12, you were a horrible person at 12. >> laura: cost of doing battle, hannity. >> sean: welcome to the club, welcome to prime time, you made it. >> laura: you warned me. laugh through it all, hannity. you had a great show. welcome to "the ingraham angle," i'm laura ingraham. from washington tonight, stay for the full show, we have a lot to get to, the entire hour is going to be appointment viewing for you. we have something important we want to tackle, the ip creasingly hostile tactics of the left from demonization, now outright violence and how it is harming the country. governor mike huckabee, jeff lord, matt schlap p, and oth

hanni hannity, great show. >> thanks, laura. >> laura: good evening from the swamp. i'm laura ingraham. this is "the ingraham angle." we have a vitally important hour for you tonight. late-breaking revelations and details on this kavanaugh story. another delay tonight in the kavanaugh vote. what is going on with this accuser and is an fbi investigation warranted? mercedes schlapp from the white house is here. and many are bristling at the president's declassification of documents. what are they scared of? >> and hollywood showing once again why americans are watching less tv today. raymond arroyo is here with the angle. listen closely to the media coverage of the 36-year-old accusation about supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh and the chorus is hard to miss. >> we have dr. ford's credible allegati allegation. she has nothing to gain here. >> the story is credible. i don't think anyone doesn't believe her. >> she's a very credible witness and their story is credible. >> i believe dr. ford as i referred to her because she makes a very credible case. >> this is a situ

. ♪ >> laura: good evening. happy labor day to all of you. i'm laura ingraham.his is a special "the ingraham angle." the seen and the unseen edition. you have all come to know and love every wednesday night in the past ten months -- can you believe it? we bring you a segment that is one on the instant favorites. fox news contributor and best selling author raymond arroyo joins me to dissect the cultural stories. look who is here with me. >> surprise, surprise. the idea, we should tell everybody, behind seen and unseen is we pull back the curtain on the cultural topics of the week. manners. look thereof -- lack thereof, movies, trends. the things that sustain us beyond politics. if you know where the culture is -- i don't mean the curdled milk in the back of the fridge. the other culture. where the people are and where they are headed. >> laura: we have a lot of fun with this seg pent but whether it's controversy surrounding the anthem, hollywood, me, too. service animals. you cruel person. or the people renting, i kid you not, cuddles. >> that was hard. >> laura

we'll see you on monday. >> laura: hi, everyone, i'm laura ingraham and welcome to "the ingraham angle." we have a special show for you tonight, the first ever "the ingraham angle" town hall. last week i went to chicago to discover the reasons for the staggering levels of violence. violence destroying the south and west sides of the windy city. and i wanted to expose the city's impotent political response to it. so we spoke to victims, politicians, religious leaders, all of whom are on the ground. what they have to say is going to shock you. but these voices need to be heard. now we learned this week that chicago's democratic mayor realm emanuel will not be seeking a third term. one can only hope that a new mayor will bring peace and healing to a city in desperate need of both. here's our town hall from chicago. [ applause ] good evening, everyone, i'm laura ingraham and welcome to the first ever "the ingraham angle" town hall. now i'd like to thank the city of chicago and the audience for hosting us for an incredibly important discussion. chicago is one of the truly great american cit

laura ingraham in the swamp. >> laura: do me a favor in vegas. roulette wheel. i need you to bet on 19, red. >> sean: how many do you want me to bet? >> laura: just like $20. >> sean: i will videotape it so you can air it on your show. 19 red. >> laura: yes. i want to know this. how do you get to go to singapore for a week and your first big trip after that is vegas? >> sean: i went to great britain and went in the middle of an anti-trump rally and nearly got in a fist fight. >> laura: you are going to see donnie and marie? >> sean: i love the conerts and i love in and out bigger. it's my favorite. >> laura: country? >> sean: all country. good grief. >> laura: i am laura ingraham on a busy night in washington. we have an exclusive big interview tonight. secretary of state mike pompeo sat down for a rare interview to discuss whether john kerry, obama's former secretary of state broke u.s. law by meddling in foreign policy. plus his first reaction to an undercover video where a state department employee suggests there is a resistance inside the administration. oh,

comes. >> laura: very interesting.might cut against when people want to come get him on the court fast but drag it out. frank, thank you so much. breaking news on the fate of rod rosenstein. congressman jim jordan is here next on that. stay there. dave's dream car. of course he prefers the pearl white to the cherry red. but you can't fit three kids and a dog who's prone to car sickness in a sports car. yeah, dave's had to compromise a lot lately. but not when it comes to cutting the cord. fubo gives him all the sports he needs as well as all the shows his family loves. don't compromise. get over 100 channels plus showtime and cloud dvr included. visit fubotv.com ♪ >> laura: a lot of news tonight. what a difference 24 hours can make. reports tonight that we may not have seen the last of rod rosenstein. the deputy attorney general was apparently ready to quit yesterday but was worried about trump going after him and today sources are telling "the wall street journal" and "the washington post" that he will survive at leas

laura ingraham, big show next. >> laura: i love john voight and i got teared up watching matt. mark levin does a great show. i miss that. i read about that. >> sean: you need to be a guest on his show. we are going to put you on there for an hour. >> laura: when? let's get it done. >> sean: i did an hour, and you guys to to do it. >> laura: can i come on your show sometime? are we allowed to do that? >> sean: i'm allowed to work out with you. the left hates you so much. they are like, putting in pictures of you when you were 12 and saying, she was a horrible person at 12. >> laura: you know, it's the cost of doing battle, hannity. what can i say? >> sean: welcome to the big time. welcome to prime time. you made it. >> laura: you warned me. oh, we got a laugh through it all, hannity. thank you so much. welcome to "the ingraham angle." i'm laura ingraham from washington. you want to stay for the full show. we have a lot to get you. the entire hour is going to be appointment viewing. we have something very important we want to tackle. the increasingly hostile tactics of the left,

neighborhoods are closing their doors. >> laura: don't be a snitch. >> snitches get stitches. >> laura: i have seen that t-shirt. >> there's a thin blue line of officers who don't talk and the talking. the bigger line that is in the neighborhoods when nobody wants to talk about what they saw. they don't want to get stitches. it's part of a big element in a neighborhood throughout the whole city where there's a lot of money being made on the street. you're hurting an enterprise on the street. >> laura: let's go to reed willis, a republican. >> so my question for the panelists is whether or not they support president trump's previous calls for the national guard to be sent here to chicago? and if so, what would the national guard be able to do that local police cannot? >> laura: president trump mentioned the national guard in chicago. it's been thrown around before. >> certainly i believe any time we have federal law enforcement agents, they're welcome. certainly, i have nothing against federal troops. i'm sure that the president meant that trying to help the city. i think what we need t

laura ingraham is one studio over. >> laura: hannity, thank you so much. fantastic analysis on your show. great to have you in washington as well. >> sean: have a great show. >> laura: thanks so much. i'm laura ingraham, this is "the ingraham angle" after historic day in the nation's capital where people are still reeling from one of the most dramatic and emotionally wrenching hearings in decades. the testimony, of course, supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh and he's accuser doctor pursed dominic christine for just hours ago. it could be described as fat versus emotion. we will examine the influence of both and where the vote stands and it's changing by the minute according to our reporting but we will be on that. you don't want to turn away from the show. along the way, we have a powerful lineup. newt gingrich, kim strassel, joe digenova, ari fleischer, scott bolden, michelle malkin, ben shapiro, and one of kavanaugh's closest friends going back to high school. he mentioned her today at the hearing. so we will talk to her and to the white house will res

laura, back to you. >> laura: steve, we are watching you, everyone in the studio is watching this with me. we are actually afraid for you. i mean, that deck that you are on, the steps, that is not going to be there in an hour or two. that is gone. i'm sorry, i think you got it -- i know you want to report what you got to get off that within walkway. that ain't going to be there for much longer. i know that beach very involved, by the way, and that is brutal. >> we've been kind of moving back a little bit along the way. so we all try and moving back. but we are trying to show you the drama of what is going on at the same time. >> laura: the drama but we like you more. steve, please stay safe. we'll check back with you later on in the hour. that is unbelievable. if you live in the outer banks or near north topsail, that is incredible sight. we will have live reports of cores from the ground, from a closed throughout the hour. we also expect authorities to bus on the latest, do not go anywhere. you want to not miss the latest on this monster storm. and we do want to get to some other impo

what are we seeing, laura? we're seeing the fact that none of this with regards to this accusation being made was brought up to the attention of judge kavanaugh. so it's very clear that the politics from the delay tactics of democrats came pushing forward. this is one more example from senator blumenthal not allowing this to be resolved in a sense that as we know judge kavanaugh has been very consistent in saying. i categorically deny this horrific accusation. >> laura: you think about blumenthal and others like him, do you think they're really up at night worried about christine blasey ford? is this what they're worried about? protecting women in. >> what the democrats are worried about is that judge kavanaugh is incredibly qualified to be on -- >> laura: it's roe v. wade. >> it's not only that, but the fact that he will be that strict constitutionalist. that he is the one that will interpret the law, follow precedent and this idea that they feel like they're losing this battle. i feel that that is just unjust

laura ingraham standing by. big show tonight, laur a. >> laura: we do. word to the wise about hurricane, fantastic show with the developments, thank you, sean. >> sean: have a good work. >> laura: i'm laura ingraham, "the ingraham angle," monitoring hurricane florence, it is a category 4 storm that is expected to smash into both north and south carolina on thursday night around our show time, we'll provide an update later in this hour with important information you do not want to miss. plus, former chief strategist steve bannon is here for a rare and exclusive appearance, he'll comment on that internal war at the white house and share exclusive footage from his new documentary, "trump at war." tennis star melts down, i'll explain why serena williams got it all wrong this past weekend, and i'll be joined by former tennis great himself. first, the n.f.l. fumbles on the anthem again, the focus of tonight's "angle." last may n.f.l. owners announced policy requiring their players to stand for the national anthem or remain in the locker room during the anthem.

i 100% believe in due processs laura. i believe that brett kavanaugh deserves 100% to be able to clear his name if he is not guilty of these crimes. when we google various conservative names, including mine, the nastiest, nasty things come up. that is why i don't google anymore. there is no clearing your name. that is the old ray donovan line -- where do i go to get my reputation back? that is what he famously said. he was cleared. he never really did get hist reputation back. hold on. we got to go. >> i think we actually will settle this at the ballot box. i completely agree with what you said in your opener. that has all becomeox intertwin. you have republicans around thir country that are distrustful of what their party will do when it comes to a fight. i agree with you, they are standing firm, chuck grassley mitch mcconnell, they aretr doing the right thing. i actually think the republicans realize, if they boggle, if thet bungle this, if they drop the ball when it comes to kavanaugh there will be a meltdown in i nove

laura's show. then you trash me every night. what is up without it? >> laura: sisterly-brotherly love. sean, great show tonight. you are buying to margaritas later. gotta get ready for tomorrow's hearing. welcome to "the ingraham angle." i more anchorman washington. we are 12 hours away from one of the most anticipated senate hearings in history. kavanaugh and christine blasey ford will make their case in front of the committee, and an outside sex crimes prosecutor. we have every angle covered. you don't want to miss a moment. we will talk to a high school friend of brett kavanaugh who is mentioned prominently in the calendar that he submitted in the 1980s to the judiciary committee today. she'll join me in studio. plus an examination of a very flimsy polygraph submission by dr. ford as well as as well as some last-minute stall tactics by democrats that may show them to be less confident than some order soon. what must kavanaugh accomplish at tomorrow's hearing and how might performance mean more t

laura, i don't want to talk tonight. >> laura: i don't want to steal your time. you're not going to steal mine. i heard you were's stealing tucker's time. >> i have to tease you, people are looking forward to that every night. you had a great show as always. talk to you soon. welcome to "the ingraham angle," i'm laura ingraham. it is a very busy wednesday night in the nation's capital. treason. that's what the president's response was to an anonymous op-ed written by a senior administration official who claims there is a resistance movement inside the white house. counselor to the president kellyanne conway will be here and moments to react. but first, journalism, r.i.p. that's the focus of tonight's angle. this is what it's come to. the once revered in "new york times," the paper of record has now become the paper of rumor. as part of its unrelenting vendetta against president trump "the times" today published a column by someone whom they do not identify. the senior trump staffer under the cloak of anonymity spins a wildly unflattering tale of a president suppo

capital. >> laura: john, great to see you. great show tonight. welcome to "the ingraham angle." i'm laura ingraham in washington. do we have a show for you tonight. msnbc's joe scarborough saying that the president is doing more damage to the country than 9/11. the man who was commissioner of the fdny during those horrific attacks is here to respond. plus newt gingrich joins us tonight with how the media is using 9/11 as a weapon against trump. plus his messaging advice to the g.o.p. this november. and a "the ingraham angle" follow-up: former new england patriot matt light is here to blow the whistle on how the nfl is making a mess out of dealing with the anthem protests protests. but first, time to build the wall. that is the focus of tonight's "angle." ♪ it is one of the president's cornerstone issues, and one that he continues to invoke at rally after rally. >> and we are building a wall on the southern border, which is absolutely necessary. and we will build the wall. that i can tell you. [chanting "build the wall"] >> do

have -- ♪ >> laura: i am laura ingraham.his is the "the ingraham angle" on an extraordinary news night this friday night. a shocking report from "the new york times" about deputy attorney general rod rosenstein working to drive the president from office. breaking news at this hour, christine ford, the kavanaugh accuser, has missed yet another deadline set by the judiciary committee. ford's attorneys were to respond tonight by 10:00 p.m. to confirm her appearance before them. instead, she and her attorneys are asking for more time. we are going to get into all the details. and the hollywood crowd steps into the kavanaugh confirmation. because that's what they're really good at. >>> plus a new halloween costume controversy. identity politics has gone totally crazy. it is all on friday follies with raymond arroyo. first our top story. an absolute jawdropper late this afternoon. a report from "the new york times." it lays out that in the spring of 2017, deputy a.g. rod rosenstein suggested secretly recording president trump and

big show tonight, laura. >> laura: a word to the rise about the hurricane. fantastic show with the new developments. >> sean: have a great show. >> laura: welcome to washington. i'm laura ingraham on "the ingraham angle" on a very busy monday night. we are monitoring hurricane florence, category 4 hurricane that is this expected to smash into north and south carolina right around our show time. we will give you a part information you do not want to miss. plus, former chief strategist of the president, steve bannon, is here for a rare and exclusive appearance. he'll comment on the internal war at the white house and share exclusive footage from his new documentary, "trump at war." and a tennis star meltdown. i'll explain why so serena wils got it all wrong this weekend and i'll be joined by former tennis great himself. but first, the nfl fumbles on the anthem again. and that's the focus of tonight's "angle." ♪ last may, the nfl owners announced a policy requiring their players to either stand for the national anthem or remain in the locker room during the ant

let not your heart be troubled, laura ingraham. >> laura: good evening. i'm laura ingraham and this the single angle. hurricane florence is sweeping through the carolinas. we will keep you updated with critical reports throughout the hour. and now democrats scrambling with their 11th hour smears against brett kavanaugh. plus, new explosive page-strzok texts blow the lid open on a media fbi loop that looks like it was meant to take trump out from the beginning. that's a shock. maxine waters compare's trump immigration policy to you guessed it slavery. all that head awesome friday follies with raymond. let go first to fox news correspondent steve harrigan who is in top sail beach, north carolina. steve, what do you see? >> laura, outside of the camera lights and police lights, much of this coast of the north carolina is in the dark. more than 500,000 north koreans without electric power, many in homes that have been damaged by the winds. damaged by flooding. that means they have no airconditioning, no tv, no cell phone service. and some of them are in life-

laura ingraham, i really owe you, don't i? >> laura: sean, thanks a lot, i appreciate it. i am laura ingraham, this is "the ingraham angle." with a big show for you from washington. as you can see, president trump about to hold a rally in las vegas, nevada in support of dean heller's election campaign. we'll bring you his remarks live when he takes the stage. his speech comes as 2,000 miles east, the fight over brett kavanaugh's nomination is really intensifying. it has devolved into a partisan game at its worst. >> it is a sham hearing. i don't think she should participate in it. >> what is happening with the judiciary committee, i would call it a railroad job. >> what is being proposed is simply a sham and a mockery of a full senate hearing. >> shameful attempt to jam this through without giving anyone the time they need to investigate. >> laura: you wouldn't know the attorneys for kavanaugh's accuser resurfaced today, of course. saying their client was willing to appear some time next week but not monday. and only if they offer the following, quote, terms that are fair

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>> laura: it was great. >> sean: i can't hear anything. >> laura: he can't hear anything i'm saying. >> sean: i can hear you now. >> laura: the worst thing is coming back after a long weekend and you enter the lion's den of what should be a sober process of a judiciary hearing and it's just a total, ridiculous theater that i'm going to address on my angle. >> sean: and look at those kids of soon to be justice kavanaugh. why do his kids have to be subject to that planned, or orchestrated b.s.? >> laura: imagine if that happened and that she was on the other foot? they would say it's mean, it's cool, mean-spirited. -- cruel, mean spirited. anyway, you had a great show tonight, great new details. good evening from washington, i'm laura ingraham and this is "the ingraham angle." we have a lot for you in the next hour. brett kavanaugh, the supreme court confirmation hearing is just one of the many stories we are watching tonight. also the white house hitting back very hard against the latest bob woodward book. ed henry will be here to break it all down for us. plus nike lost billions of d

laura, big news night, no temperature chats. >> laura: great to see you, sean. see you in washington tomorrow. good evening, i am laura ingraham, this is the "the ingraham angle" live from new york city. with the president just across the street from us, to require major political battles. the 11th hour smears of brett kavanaugh brett kavanaugh continue unabated is another uncorroborated message lobbed his way. my message to the g.o.p. in moments along with the reaction from dan bongino, wendy long, and many more. will he stay or will he go? rod rosenstein's fate in limbo tonight after conflicting reports swirling around the resignation or straight up removal. congressman mark meadows has some choice words. he'll be with us exclusively tonight. but first, democratic emotional extortion and the lessons to be learned. that's the focus of tonight's "angle" ." we saw this coming about two weeks ago when supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh -- remember when he first appeared before the senate judiciary committee? rather than mount any serious argument, democrats and

laura. >> laura: sean, does it feel like 1991 all over again? i was here during the confirmation hearing for just thomas. >> sean: one of the nation's finest supreme court justices, i'll never forget his testimony, how powerful it was, powerful moment for him. >> laura: yeah, he's a national treasure and sean, fantastic show, huge news. thanks. i'm laura ingraham. this is "the ingraham angle" on important night in washington. in moments, my thoughts on brett kavanaugh, a man i've known for nearly three decades and we'll hear from other women who have known him even longer. plus, why do some accusations matter, while others are ignored. bill clinton accuser has questions for diane feinstein about her claims and how they were treated 20 years ago. hear exclusively from house intelechair devin nunes with first reaction to the president's decision late this afternoon to declassify documents related to the russia investigation. but first, 1991, all over again. that is the focus of tonight's angle. by now most of you are familiar with the 11th hour ch

there she is, laura ingraham is standing by.al >> laura: great show tonight. welcome to the ingraham angle. do we have a show for you tonight. msnbc saying the president is doing more damage to the country than 9/11. the man who was commissioner of the fdny during those horrific attacks is here to respond. plus newt gingrich is here. plus, his messaging advice to the g.o.p. and a follow-up, former new england patriot matt light is here to blow the whistle on how the nfl is making a mess of the anthem protest. but first, time to build the wall. that's the focus of tonight's angle. it's one of the president's cornerstone issues, and one he continues to invoke at rally after rally. >> and we are building a wall on the southern border which is necessary. and we will build the wall, that i can tell you. [crowd chanting] >> president trump: do not worry, we are going to build the wall. don't even think about it. >> laura: well, congress intends to put nine spending bills on the president's desk.of but there is no funding for the wall. >> we still are in favor of the

laura: laura kuenssberg there on the countdown to brexit. in other news, today a woman with a handgun opened fire at a pharmacy distribution center in the u.s. state of maryland. local authorities say four people were killed, including the shooter, and several more injured. the suspect has been identified as a 26-year-old female. investigators have not declared a motive. we must get our aleedom or we die trying -- the words of ugandan popstar turned politician bobi wine after he returned to his homeland. he has been in the u.s. and d for injuries he says h endured while in ugandan police custody. . wine faces treason charges for campaign-related violence in august.ea fergal was with him as he arrived home and has this report. fergal: in kampalathere was anticipation and the catche phrase of thment. peopletal power! -- power! fergal: people power. and there was a familiar menace through which this country is controlled. which uganda would greet the nervous bobi wine as he prepared to board a flight om kenya? mr. wine: yes, i'm afraid, but nev

laura is next. >> laura: this is ingraham angle in washington. i want to begin with thele decision to open up a one-week fbi investigation into brett kavanaugh. now, you could probably imagine, i'm not really wild about this delay. but i'm trying to look at this as optimistically as possible. and this might turn out to be a good thing. here's why. it may just end up giving those fence sitters cover to vote for kavanaugh's confirmation. they probably want to vote for him. but with this question of why not the fbi investigation, they had a reason to sit back. but, and this is very important, if you think this is going to be the end of all the charades and stunts that we have seen from the democrats, think again. just as a reminder, this is what they were saying about judge kavanaugh before the still uncorroborated allegations emerged. >> i'm going to do everything i possibly can to speak out against this nominee. >> youin have demonstrated an extraordinary hostility to the right and liberty, precious in this country, that make this nation great. >>

. >> laura: good evening from chicago. i'm laura ingraham. welcome to the ingraham angle's special, "trump's legal battle." president trump is a fighter. no doubt about that. it's a good thing, because he's facing attacks on multiple fronts. in the next hour, we'll tell you how the media are putting stories out, some of them bullying lies to undermine the president's agenda. alan dershowitz will be here to discuss trump's latest fight with the justice department. you won't believe what we're learning about doj official bruce ohr. raymond arroyo is here with his friday folly segment with how he'll tell us how the funeral of at, music legend at times becama political rally. plus we have updates about nfl players kneeling during the anthem and president trump's's efforts to remake the nafta agreement all coming up. but first, our top story, cnn caught red-handed! as we've been telling you this week,e' cnn's blockbuster story last month about michael cohen was dead wrong! the network went wild with an anonymously-sourced report that claimed cohen

laura: the u.s. open women'sfi l was on track for the history books, but now it will be there for the wrong reasons. serena williams' bid to win a record number of grand slam tournaments ended with a surprise after the umpire penalized wins -- penalized her multiple times. the tennis star says her eatment was sexist. richard conway has more. richard: a moment of madness or fighting back against unequal standards in tennis? serena williams was warned for receiving instructions from her coach and then lost a point for smashing her racket. incensed at accusations of foul play, she direed her anger at umpire carlos ramos, saying "you will never ever be at another court of mine." shen tlled him a thief and said she had stolen a point from her. that prompted him to escalate the penalty by awarding an entire game to the eventual winner, naomi osaka. after the match, williams claimed she was eaghting for a r cause than her own. serena: i have seen other men erll other umpires several things, and i amfighting

>> laura: i saw kamala harris down there.t's an email cory booker originally disseminated were already cleared for release but tonight he released more emails that were not cleared to try to write the -- right the wrong of the stunt earlier today. and they should have remained confidential. joining me now for a reaction is sol wisenberg. former deputy independent counsel to the bill clinton whitewater investigations and scott bolden, democratic strategists and attorney and always spartacus to me. >> i don't know if that's a compliment. >> laura: why not. >> i'm glad you didn't put my picture up there. it's cory booker in stead. i'm more handsome than him. >> laura: you know that's true. so what do you make of today? >> well i think there is a lot of theatrics but let's be real clear. he violated the clearance issue on wednesday because he used the document to cross-examine kavanaugh. so whether he knew it was cleared or not cleared, the bottom line is why were these documents marked confidential. if you look at the documents

laura: thank you. in other news summit between president trump and north korean leader kim jong-il and -- kim jong-un will be announced soon. president trump met with south korean president moon jae-in to talk about the progress of denuclearization talks with pyongyang. china has accused president trump's administration of using bullying tactics. the u.s. has imposed a further $200 billion worth of tariffs, the largest round of tariffs yet in the escalating trade war between the two countries. beijing has retaliated with extra duties on $60 billion of american goods. tversace,he italian fashion house, is set to be bought out by micha kors. he has agreed to by the italian orfirm in a dealth around $2 billion. the versace family still owns 80% of the company. last year, michael kors bought jimmy choo. is the bbetish publicisnd a key meeting at trump tower in 2016 between trump campaign officials and russians. he has been investigated by the mueller pro. he has told the bbc he wishes he never sent the mai

'm laura trevelyan. bill cosby was sentenced between three to 10 years in prison for sexual assault and sent to jail immediately. >> this is going to show victims they can make it throughnd there is justice at the end. hallelujah. ngura: president trump tal to the u.n. from everything about iran and north korea. when it comes the u.s. foreign-policy, he makes it clear where he stands. president trump: we reject the ideology of globalism and we embrace the doctrine of patrioti. laura: plus, the pacific iands take london by storm. a new exhibit brings the art of oceana to life. ♪ laura: welcome to our viewers on public television in america and around the globe. the entertainer bill cosby, once one of the biggest names in u.s. television, has been sentenced to three to 10 years in prison for drugging and molesting a woman in 2004. ulstring of other women accused him of sexual as but it is this one case putting him in jail. the judge in pennsylvania branding cosby a sexually stviolent predator and req for b

laura: this is "bbc world news inerica." repofrom washington, i am laura trevelyan.ry u.s. secref state mike pompeo tells the bbc that north korea is still a nlear threat, though plans for a second summit are underway. sec. pompeo:w it is in the orks. we hope everything.t together and ikes sense before terribly long. laura: president trump attacks the credibility of the woman accusing his supreme court nominee of sexual assault as negotiation continues as to whether christine blasey ford will testify to congress. plus, he fed the island of puerto rico after hurricane maria. tonight, josÉ andres tells us how he mobilized an army chefs. viewers onome to our public television in america and around the globe. a second summit between president trump and kim jong-un is in the works, according to u.s. secretary of state mike pompeo, who told the bbc todayl he wavel to pyongyang soon if things fall into place.er this comes a summit this week between north anda south ko which kim jong-un said he was committed to do -- denuclearization. secretary pompeo spoke to our state department

laura: that report from north carolina. au people prepare for florence, president trump isng controversy for his remarks about hurricane maria, which killed nearly 3000 people, leaving many without power for months. here is what he said a short time ago. i think probably the hardest one by far was puerto rico, because of the island nature. i think puerto rico was an incredible, unsung success. laura: every time ago i was joined by -- all brief time ago by our north america reporter rajini vaidyanathan. many people will see that as rewriting pr history. thident describing the response as tremendous. rajini: i think they will see it in the latest chapter in the president being out of touch and perhaps insensitive to what happened on that u.s. territory. about a month after hurricane maria struck nearly owyear ago fromthe president visited the island and he was criticized in the latest chapter in the president being out of touch and by the mayor for insulting the people there by throwing kitchen roll paper towels and actually