great job as always. >> laura: thank you, i'm laura ingraham, this is the ingraham angle. washington still buzzing from the state of the union tonight. he laid out his agenda, counting his successes in taking on partisan investigations briefly and revenge politics. we will analyze all of that, plus, how the other networks, as i just mentioned, are pathetically spinning it. senator david purdue and democrat congressman brad sherman are both here. plus, matt schlapp, byron york, frank luntz. raymond arroyo and many others. but first, just some of the highlights of a speech that sent a powerful message to the country and her elected officials. >> there is a new opportunity in american politics, if only we have the courage together to seize it. victory is not winning for our party, victory is winning for our country. but we must reject the politics of revenge, resistance, and retribution, and embrace the boundless potential of cooperation, compromise, and the common good. together we can break decades of political stalemate, the decision is ours to make. we must choose between

laura ingraham are you in new york? >> laura: no. i'm here. i was is in texas. why are you in new york? >> sean: i don't want to pay any more. >> laura: come on. rush told us we should move to florida two decades ago. >> sean: i said to rick perry one time i want to go to texas. i want a baby ranch. he goes what, like 4,000 ache centers no, i want like two cows. i grew up in new york. >> laura: there are a lot of the hannity fans down there. we met a lot of great people. >> sean: it was a great show. that crowd outside was massive. how big was that crowd? >> laura: i mean we put the photos on twitter. i'm not a -- you could see the picture. >> sean: it was massive. >> laura: it took my breath away. it takes a lot to stun me. he actually was unbelievable. good people >> sean: they heard ingraham is there. that added to the house. >> laura: yeah exactly. great show tonight sean as always. i'm laura ingraham, this is the "ingraham angle" back in washington tonight. we have a lot to get to. at any moment we are expecting the text of the actual border compromise. wel

>>> well laura just not 24 people. you've got 24 detectives and taking 24 detectives off of their caseload, taking them away from cases that are actually happening while they're doing this smollett case, is just absurd. i have never seen 24 detectives on anything short of a serial killer case. that is obscene amount of detectives for this kind of a case. but the city officials wanted this out of the press as quickly as possible so they wanted the suspects arrested and move on as quickly as possible. i understand that. but once they started investigating this, they started uncovering exactly what it was. they knew it was a hoax. as your guest just described. this smelled from the beginning. it didn't look like a street crime. they didn't act like a street crime. nothing about it was a street crime. it looked terrible from the beginning. >> laura: mark you're 100% right, tio is right. but why were so many in the country at large, beyond the confines of streeterville and inglewood and south side chicago, why were so many

laura. >> laura: hey sean fantastic show. i am laura ingraham and this is the "ingraham angle" from washington tonight. why are the democrats so scared of howard schultz? i go one-on-one with a hillary clinton advisor who is looking to sink the barista billionaire. plus a shocking exclusive to bring you tonight, a former dhs special agent shares the harrowing tails of human trafficking rescue. a movie being made about him and why he says we should absolutely finish the wall for the sake of these endangered children. and the court is in session. a pair of lawyers argue two hot hollywood legal cases. and judge ingraham will rule on the merits. but first, racial accusations and the presumption of guilt. that's the focus of tonight's "angl "angle". >> alright. it's now gotten so bad in america that wearing a trump hat is basically considered a hate crime >>> the maga hat care us a certain connotation that pro vehicles a conditioned reaction from many people. especially from marginalized people. when you wear that maga hat you are

laura ingraham is standing by. >> laura: hannity, let me just say [ laughter ] >> laura: my earrings are falling off i'm laughing so hard here. let me just say that little moped, can we call it a moped and you? >> sean: they call it scooters. everyone has it. there are no motor cycles. only scooters. >> laura: you look at door able, precious. and i think you have a second career as a traffic reporter. i mean you got all the intersections down, and you should be in a helicopter, well hanoi avenue is looking really safe today. i've never seen anything like this. >> sean: my staff said, you've got to air this. >> laura: i love how you have fox news alert, hannity on a moped. >> sean: it's a scooter, that's what they call them scooters. >> laura: i just have such a great -- you were a little too close for comfort on that last shot. alright hannity great show. stay safe there >> sean: i'm glad it cracked you up. >> laura: it did. i lost my aergdz. hannity, thanks so much. i'm sorry, i am going to dine out on that for a long time. i'm laura ingraham, this is the "ingraham angle" from washi

thank you, laura.y minute we could get the actual text of the compromise budget and waterville finally. the big question tonight, what's in the version? amid new misgivings, some republicans about whether it's tough enough on border security and mixed signals. president trump about whether he's going to sign up relates made federal judge finding the paul manafort at one time campaign chairman for president trump intentionally lied to investigators and know his plea deal could go up in smoke. hello and welcome to fox news @ night." i'm shannon bream in washington. president trump says he will hold off on a decision about the copper mines budget and border

laura ingraham is standing by. >> laura: i am laughing so hard my ear rings are falling off. can we call that a mobed? >> sean: no, they are scooters. >> laura: you look adorable and freshes. -- precious. you got all of the intersections do down. you should be in a helicopter saying hanoi heavy -- avenue looks heavy today. "hannity" on a moped. >> sean: they call them scooters. you have to have a sense of humor to do this. >> laura: great show. stay safe. >> sean: i am glad i cracked you up. >> laura: i am laura ingraham and this is "the ingraham angle" from washington. how the grievouses by spike lee and alexandria ocasio-cortez and jussie smollett related? we will tackle that and a california school district told a student she could not wear make america great apparel. she is fighting back. the high schooler is here to tells how and why. is adam schiff moving the goal post on the mueller conclusions? and raymond got back from l.a. and will tell us from the oscars had a bump in the and why the back lash over the best picture winner could have severe culture implications. fir

the news continues, laura ingraham is in the swamp . >> laura: so hannity are you going to spend the next week, should we have your male forwarded to vietnam? this is quite a trek you're making. >> sean: you have burner phones, they want to hack into your real phone. no communications, and you know -- why couldn't they do it in hawaii? next time you interview the president, why not hawaii. >> laura: is your mma trainer coming with you, that guy who teaches you all those moves? take someone by the finger, he can take your finger and put you down on the ground. >> sean: he can taken guys out with his bare hands in seconds. he's tough. >> laura: let him settle the thing with kim jong-un. >> sean: i can barely walk. thanks a lot. >> laura: let the cabbage patch president from north korea get trained by your sensei. >> sean: little rocket man is showing up, no more rockets. >> laura: great show tonight. >> laura: i'm laura ingraham and this is the "ingraham angle" from dc tonight. i'm gonna start with a few questions. do you know how many legal and illegal immigrants have settled in this

laura ingraham is next-door with a great show tonight. >> laura: hannity ifs following maggie haberman on twitter. she said spotted at the white house, hannity. >> sean: spotted with what? >> laura: just one name, like the caped crusader comes in. >> sean: let me tell the fake news people something. as hard as they try i am never, ever in my life going to confirm or deny my sources or who my friends are and my conversations. >> laura: i'm kidding you. >> sean: let them disclose theirs. >> laura: i'm just teasing you. i know you had french fries at the white house. >> sean: i did not eat at the white house, that's not true. fake news. >> laura: hannity it's great to have you in town, we really enjoyed it. great coverage last night. i'm laura ingraham this is the "ingraham angle" from dc. other show choc filled of news that you can't miss. what about believe all women? right? they said that. at least until they came after one of their own of course. we're going to expose the shocking double standard swamping the virginia democratic party tonight. plus defending a victim of gun violence c

laura next. >> laura: thank you very much. good salute to the police and the border patrol. i am laura ingraham with theingeinge. -- the "the ingraham angle." we have every element of the jussie smollett case covered. the police lighting into him. we have reactions. plus could any lawyer on earth develop a second successful defense for smollett? alan dershowitz is here with thoughts. who are the media and the political arsonists who fanned the flames. we will name names later. first the false allure of victimology. that's the focus of tonight's "angle." >> ♪ >> laura: after seeing strong reactions to last night's show about how universities are breeding grounds for victimhood and manufactured anger, we thought it was important to expand on this theme tonight. given today's developments on a number of stories, this conversation we will have "the ingraham angle" tonight is more person than ever. the superintendent of the chicago police was outraged by what his department and the community endured because of jussie smollett's fabricated hate crime >> when we discovered the moti

back in the swamp tomorrow if the state of the new, laura ingraham is in the next studio. >> laura: good show tonight. we are going to talk about that. i was at the super bowl last night. i got back at 2:30 in the morning. >> sean: did you really go? >> laura: i did. it was the first super bowl and the worst super bowl. i was surrounded by patriots fans. i was rooting for nobody because i want of the saints. i was already unhappy that i was there. >> sean: a little bit unhappy justifiably. >> laura: we had fun. gladys knight, age 74. >> sean: the grammy award-winning duo that did america the beautiful, they were amazing. >> laura: that connected and we will talk about it. see you tomorrow. all right, sean. take care. i'm laura ingraham. this is "the ingraham angle" from a very busy washington. the state of politics and the commonwealth of virginia. it's chaotic. we are going to bring you all the crazy controversy surrounding both the governor, the lieutenant governor come in that state. what does it say about the current political climate? lawyers representing covington catholic student

laura is next. thank you so much -- >> "the ingraham angle." >> this is the shocking story of >> chicago pd lighting into him early this morning, former police superintendent gary mccarthy and current president of the chicago police union, kevin graham are both here to react. you don't want to miss that, plus could any lawyer on earth develop a successful defense for smollett, alan dershowitz with his thoughts on that, less who are the media and the political arsonist who fanned these claims? we are going to name names, yes, later in the show, but first, the false alert or a victim all edgy, that is the focus of tonight's angle. after seeing your strong reaction to last night's show about how universities are breeding grounds for victimhood and manufactured anger, we thought it was important to expandex on this theme tonight d given today's development on a number of stories, this conversation, we are going to have on the the ingraham angle is more important than ever. this superintendent of the chi

i'm laura mike laura ingraham, and this is b-29 from washingto washington. why are the democrats so squared of howard schultz? i go one-on-one with an advisor looking to sink the barista billionaire. plus, a shocking exclusive to bring you tonight, a former dhs special agent shares the harrowing tale of human trafficking rescues, a movie being made about him, and why he says we should absolutely finish building the wall for the sake of these endangered children. and the court is in session, a pair of lawyers argued two hot hollywood legal cases, and judge ingram will vote on the jerry. that is the focus of tonight's angle. it has now gotten so bad in america that wearing a trump hat is considered a hate crime. >> the maga hat carries a connotation that provokes a conditioned reaction for many people, especially for marginalized people. when you wear that maga hat, you are saying "build that wall." >> laura: believing in a border wall is racist. >> there is nothing magical about a 30-foot wall. in fact, that has become now a symbol, really a simple of this ad

>> laura: bingo!dical demographic changes, california, one out of every four residents was not born in the united states, it tends to make a predictable voter profile, especially when they come in such numbers, they are not diverse. they cross the border and vote in predictive -- >> laura: we don't have a public school system like it was 50 years ago, frankly, where people learned about the greatness of america, i didn't debate about whether the pledge was racist. it is a very different situation with the way kids are educated today, which leads to lots of problems. but victor, i want to stand the political issue for a moment. let's look at the map, i think we have a graphic of california's orange county. this was reagan country come up with the graphic up, please. 2016, you see what the vote looks like. by 2018, well, the g.o.p. got wiped out. it is blue. you saw a few blue areas, districts, but now it is all blue. that happened across california, at least along the coast, victor, which again, it was

clint eastwood. >> laura: i love it. i like helen mirren, all of them look great. >> sean: are you fishing, do you need a complement? >> laura: i'm fine. >> sean: you look great. >> laura: that was a great show tonight. >> sean: what you have a great show every night. >> laura: i'm laura ingraham, this is "the ingraham angle" from washington tonight. you've heard some of this but we are going to really pull the threads out of this, check it out. eliminating cars, airplanes, flatulent cows, and for good measure, tearing down all of our buildings. those are some of the modest proposals included inside alexandria ocasio-cortez's green new deal, we'll explain what it means for you and why 2020 democrats are lining up behind it. adam schiff takes aim at devon nunez for what he claims was an incomplete inquiry. devon nunez is here to react and a few more tidbits in there. the court is in session, will i wear that doily around my neck? and tonight's case, the case of a veteran being denied the right to fly an american flag. a j

: a great show as always. >> sean: have a great show. >> laura: i am laura ingraham and "the ingraham angle," and it is a totally predictable turn of events in the jussie smollett case. vampire actor now officially indicted on a felony charge for filing a false police port, a ld and charting a new video from chicago just moment safe. also tonight less than a week after trump's new ag was confirmed, reports that mueller's investigation could be coming to an end next week. wow! the exclusive reaction there, plus what does john wayne and barack obama have in common? they are both part of a seen and unseen with raymond arroyo. a breaking news alert out of chicago with the attorney has just filed a felony charge against smollett with felony disorderly conduct for filing a police -- false police report mike to have the pd with all of the details, might. >> mike: jussie smollett star, singer and suspect charged with disorderly conduct, a felony in this case. we have gotten released from his legal team reading as follows, like any other citizen mr. smollett presumption of innocence particular

laura ingraham up next. great interview with the president last night. >> laura: great show. good for you. anyone who steals medicine from an individual, i mean that's. >> sean: once you realize what it was maybe you would find a way to return that. >> laura: yeah, lower than low. >> sean: that's what criminals do, they don't care. >> laura: thanks sean. i'm laura ingraham, this is the "ingraham angle," live tonight from dallas. the democratic party isn't just the party of open borders. it's now the party of anti-semit anti-semiticism. yes and the president is weighing n we'll get to that ahead. plus it isn't just the republicans saying they the found no evidence of russian collusion, wait until we reveal why the resistance might be feeling a little burned tonight. beto o'rourke spoke at an anti wall protest last night. he ignored our request for an interview. nach, but we crashed his party. raymond arroyo was there and he brings his report later. first the border wall becomes the border stall. that's the focus of tonight's angle. i hate to tell you i told you so, but, i told

let not your heart be troubled pair laura, standing by. >> laura: i have a question. do you people think people think you are the hate-trump media? when you say we are not the hate-trump media. >> sean: a little distinction. >> laura: come on. i was a little confused. >> sean: everyone speculates about the relationship with the president. i've known the president for over two decades. i knew he would govern conservatively. he has. i knew he was going to stop fighting for the wall. he is fighting and is winning. he makes up his own mind. i can tell you that. how many people told him to stop tweeting? is not going to listen. >> laura: no. [laughs] he's always been his own man. the funniest thing, hannity, when people say well, he watches fox or listens to someone and that is his view. if you think donald trump doesn't come to the table with his own set of views and ideas for policies, then you really don't know the guy at all. >> sean: he telegraphs every day. he's going to declare a national emergency. i will find the other funds. they are too full of rage to listen to

>> laura: know grace makers allowed. >> donna: at a better dye my alir now, oh, my god. >> laura: you think about this ralph northam the governor ofor virginia, democratic governor, who gets up there, and he talks about this photo and doesn't really say he's in one of the pictures but then it comes up the next day and he says i was not neither picture.pi he gets himself in trouble kind of two times once for the photo with a kkk guy halloween thing, neither person is myself but then move on to justin fairfax. we have more allegations about him today which i will get to. then we get the next in line, also said, i dressed up as a rapper, and then we have the majority leader who is a republican. >> donna: it is not partisan issue. >> laura: no come i don't like it is actually.to some republicans trying to make it partisan but democrats jump on republicans something they did 30 years ago and now republicans think i will get you back because a double standard. my point is, and you talked about this, is they are in a safe space where we can have this conversation? i know you as a person and

. >> laura: i'm laura ingraham and this is the ingraham angle and live from florida, sarah paul for the democratic ralph northam to step down tonight not because of his outrageous comments endorsing earlier this week if you can believe it, but over this photo. discovered from his past late today. it is a yearbook photo from school. and on a conference call right now at this moment to discuss northam's fate and it hangs in the balance. he is offering an apology, but no resignation. health eta king denise martin luther king jr. to tell us if that is enough. plus a remarkable job's report said the economic pessimist back on their heels, oh, boy is a good and president trump chief, with a message for all of them. i can't wait, nfl gearing up for the super bowl ongoing commit will be be fun. so why is colin kaepernick back and giving everybody headaches? breaks it down friday paul lays before four nfl quarterback lege theismann with me tonight reacting, but first, trump forces the democrats and media to show their real card. that is the focus of tonight's angle. you know the economic news, s

>> laura: a lot of activists.e say, some say donald trump apparently is pulling all the strings. >> mollie: the thing is they go back and forth whether to trust cops or not. it is actually true he has not been charged but this is something that you don't see skepticism when it is about the fbi investigating anyone who has anything to do with the trump campaign. there is just a complete fealty to the fbi in that case, but -- >> laura: jeff, i'm watching this, do they actually understand just how to be charitable silly they look? i mean, you look silly. the guy had two nigerian brothers bogging rope and buying red hats and buying gloves on camera, okay and apparently, wr, that's brilliant, writing a check. and no questioning the cops forced them to buy the stuff at the local hardware store, craziness. >> jeffrey: that is right, it is crazy. and i have come to the conclusion there is a lot of people that are crazy. but one of the serious things here, laura, the most angry voice about all of this yesterday was the pol

. >> laura: hey, everybody, i'm laura ingraham. this is "the ingraham angle" from washington tonight. some jussie smollett apologist are now excusing his bad behavior. you knew that was going to happen, but i guess it don't matter as long as you are't morally right, i mean left. more on that in just a moment, but. plus, we countdown the most outrageous moments from the media, mollie hemingway will be here to dissect that for us. individual i.c.e. agents are being sued by illegal aliens and liberal advocacy groups. you cannot make this up. just for doing their jobs.be and, a former agent is here u to sound off and is he mad. but, first, rage versus results. the great democrat freak out. that is the focus of tonight's "angle". >> being a liberal means never having to say you're sorry. an overstatement? well, maybe. but, given some of the more recent politically inspired acts of vandalism and violence and defamation and libel, it is closer to the truth than not. ten years ago or even five years ago, it would have been unthinkable that

laura: the u.s.ught 23 charges against huawei and says its technology could be used for spying. earlier i hade the cha speak to our reporter for more. mr. ren told you in the interview very emphatically thao hiany does not spy for the chinese government. does he protest too much? reporter: well, laura, i thinkea it was very from what he wanted to say to me and message he was trying to send out to the world that huawei is an independent company and not under the influence of the chinese communist party. he repeated a number of times during the course of t that maybe you wouldn't be asked today, you said you would not hand over any data if you were aed -- in fact, he said he has never been asked. but the point is whether he would be asked in the future and what he would do at that point. again, he repeated the fact that he would shut his company down, he said, before handing over data or any influence to the chinese communist party. but the reality, laura, is the fact that it is almost impossible -- in

>> laura: it was fun. hannity thanks so much. i'm laura ingraham, this is the "ingraham angle" from washington tonight. the crumbling case of jussie smollett and the shameful rise of the hate crime hoaxes in the age of the president, president trump. now while the national media was happy to push the smollett narrative we'll speak exclusively to a local reporter who was suspicious from the start. breaking moments ago deputy attorney general rod rosenstein set to officially step down next month. very sad. joe digenova has been calling for this for a long time. he's here to react with that and a lot more. and what do former fbi leaders think of that andy mccabe interview with "60 minutes" last night? two will join us later in the hour, you do not want to miss it. unfiltered thoughts from men who were actually there and understood the professionalism required at the fbi. but first, phony victims who inflict real pain. that's the focus of tonight's angle. when the jussie smollett story first broke many in the

literally, i am afraid that -- >> laura: you know what keeps me up and i? that people have advocated their role as impartial arbiters of world events. >> we are in the middle of a cultural civil war, that the anti-trump war is going to be fighting him, but what is amazing -- just give you an example. the people of north korea -- i have been in south korea, not north, but the people and north korea are watching the tv coverage. they are all of a sudden seen parts of the world that didn't they know existed and with prosperity they didn't know was possible. everyone and his team that is going with him, the entire kim jong-un establishment, they go, it is going to be bad, it is going to be okay. wouldn't you rather be really prosperous? i think there is something going on here. i saw kim jong-un the other night -- he gave a speech, correct me if i got this wrong, the first time i saw him in a western suit. he was giving this speech, he was giving this speech, which is all people are watching, he was not in a military style uniform, he wanted to look like he was

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laura: we do indeed.row, democrats have chosen an african-american woman, stacey abrams, to deliver their sponse to the state of t union. today see governor northam -- do they right now see governor northam as a massive liability? karen: absolutely. one of the things that is going on here is that the democratic party very much wants to draw a contrast b republican party, where we have seen things like conessman steve king of iowa, a republican, saying blatantly racist things, defending white nationalism, and his party hast ally done more than sort of slap him on the wrist for it- there it is both thera ethical and question here, but also a very large political question. laura: is it also on a practical invel the governor's changing story which is mhim vulnerable? first he was in the photo an' then he wasn' karen: oh, not only diay he wasn't in the photo, he said he knew he wasn't in the photo because he had actually appeared t blackface at another ev another time in a dance contest, which is not exactly s

laura: this is "bbc world news america." reporting from washington, i am laura trevelyan.d to the vatican for an historic summit on sex abuse. bishops around the world are gathering, but for many victims and their families, it comes to o late. >> they had knowledge of these crimes, they hid it, then moved perpetrators on. laura: shamima begum reacts tohe plans to revoku.k. passport. she tells the bbc she expected more sympathy. plus, the beach was too beautiful for hollywood and daytrippers to resist. t the challenge o revive the area before it is too late. welcome to our viewers on public television he america and around the globe wil. cthe catholrch is preparing to confront abuse by clergy. tonight, bishops around the globe are gatheringay for a fourummit convened by pope francis. it starts tomorrow and will address recent scandals and accusations that the crimes have been covered u the bbc's religion editor martin bashir reports from rome. >> i was then about seven or eight years old. i became a little friend of the chaplain. martin: onvery continent, iests have been be

let not your heart be troubled, laura ingraham is next. laura? >> laura: a great show from vietnam, we will be watching thursday night and i'm glad you got a helmet for your moped. >> sean: it was lot of moped it, it was a scooter. it's big when it was everyone is favorable of you writing in from all, long island to the studio every day with a camera following. >> sean: wait a minute. lasting. if i wore a helmet, i would have been brutalized more than i already am. >> laura: if the only better thing would have been if you were vague being with a helmet, that would have been good. be safe and we will see you tomorrow. i'm laura ingraham and this is "the ingraham angle" from washington. president trump will make his first public appearance later on in the hour, but, we have live reports sometimes members of the media don't want to touch these but we will. these are poised to become flash points in the 2020 election. the less radical turn when it comes to life itself, plus, the push to racialized every segment of our cultural entertainment and polit

laura: mr. claimed victory after his last summit with kim jong-un, tweeting there was no longer a nuclear threat from north korea. yet his own intelligence agencies disagree. for more on what we could expect here is north american editor jon sopel. jon: was there ever a more cimprobabing together? it was genuinely a moment to behold w, the u.s. presidentith the dictator of a reviled outcast nuclear power. it was an by donald trump, because this summit in singapore last summer gave kim the world stage.m on but donald trump thought it brought pea nearer. pres. trump: fred a fantastic meeting, a lot of progress. at other than anybody could have expected. jon: it is certainly true there have been no nuclear tests, no ballistic missile launches. the temperature has been reduced. buthe assessment of intelligence chiefs is that for all the optics, not much has changed. >> the regime is committed to ng a long-range nuclear armed missile that would pot a direct thr the united states. that is not how dona

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laura: this is "bbc world news america." reporting from washington, i am laura trevelyan.came by train and plane. president trump and kim jong-un arrive in vietnam ahead of their all-important second summit. fixer headsone-ti to capitol hill. how michael cohen could give his former boss headache. plus, the moving tale of how an organ transplant law in the u.k. was named. a's story iskeirqa helping others. >> what decision will itur be, t organs go to waste and decay, or save a few people's lives? laura: welcome to blr viewers on television in the u.s. and also around the globe. the high-stakes summit in hanoi betw korean leaders will begin in the coming of was. it is the cond encounter -- the coming hours. it is the second encounter between president trump and kim jong-un, and mr. trump was looking for more than warm words . our correspondent laura bicker has more. ura b.: after a marathon ughee-date train trip th china, the north korean leader looks ready to enjoy the limelight. some of his staff struggled to keep up. kim jong-un may run anve imposhed country, but he is d

laura, nobody does it better than donald trump. >> laura: let's go to dan. it's about -- >> if he feels he's got to worry. >> laura: this is el paso. i've got it. nice talking point. chris, chris.oi this is el paso. this is beto country. that arena, i ducked in. >> thousands outside. beto. the president came here and beat him in his own city, his own backyard. >> laura: what about the mayor of el paso? the mayor of el paso was throwing a lot of shade on the president. >> let me give you the real story about the fence because it's important. that's what we are here to talk about. on the other side of the fence which is not far from here, 1100 people were murdered last year laura. 23 in el paso. in the last three years -- >> laura: wait a second. i want everyone to understand this. i want everyone to understand. 1100 people were murdered in juarez. 23 here. >> just on the other side of the fence. in the last three years, 59t people have been murdered in el paso and 2,416 in juarez. if this fence were not here that violence of decapitating people, hanging peopl

laura: this is "bbc world news ngerica." reporting from wasn, i am laura trevelyan.ntdown to the state o union address. president trump will call for unity in front of a deeply divided congress. >> mr. neeson, are you sorry for m at you said? laura: actor liaeson says he is no racist after his desire for revenge causes auproar. >> very first picture i took. laura: plus, don mccullin's camera captured the human cost of battle. we hear how he turned his lens on the home front, too. laura: wel public television in the u.s. and around the globe. washington is poised for tonight's state of the union address by president trump. aides say he will call for bipartisan cooperation a unity. but mr. trump will deliver his primetime address to a divided congress while still smarting after the government shutdown over the presidents call for a border wall with mexico. kakattjoined me earlier. white house aides have said this is going to be about comity, but given how divided the two sides are, can anything be achieved? katty: look, i think what theen preswants to do tonight is rea

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let not your heart be troubled, laura ingraham is up next. >> laura: thank you, sean, i really appreciate it. and great for. anyone who steals medicine from an individual? >> sean: maybe you should find a way to return that. but i guess that's what criminals do. >> laura: all right, i'm laura ingraham and this is "the ingraham angle" live tonight from dallas. the democratic party is not just the party of open borders. it's now the parties of anti-semitism. the president is weighing in. plus, it isn't just a republican saying they found no evidence of russian collusion. wait until we reveal why the resistance might be feeling a little burned tonight. and beto o'rourke's smoke at an antiwar protest last night. he ignored our request for an interview, but we crashed his party. raymond arroyo was there, and he brings us his report later. but first, the border wall becomes the border stall. that's a focus of tonight's angle. i hate to tell you, i told you so, but i told you so. when the white house and the g.o.p. failed to act on the trump immigration agenda in the first 100 days of the presid

laura: good.broadcaster, abc, says the mystery about this year's event has been compelling, people wantproving watch. what do you make of that? >> i make of it like a hollywood producers say it is the greatest show on earth. what else would abc say? they are stsck. nobody whis job. there was this bizarre attempted rapprochement with kevin hart and ellen degeneres interceding on part of the academy. it was confusing. that didn't work out no one was going to go near this. there isil a sity between the oscars and the super bowl -- that was with maroon 5, who took a lot of abuse beforehand for appearing to be on the side of the nfl and not colin kaepernick.ow their as panned. these are two of the biggest life events in the united states and it is increasingly hard to find people who want to participate because the downside is huge and the upside is so little. laura: also, the number of viewers continues to fall. isn't that the biggest problem facing the oscars, post or no -- host no host? >> absolutel

laura: this is "bbc world news america." reporting from washington, i am laura trevelyan.e venezuela's crisis. the bbc has an exclusive report on a hospital in caracas wch has been crippled by shortages. >> this should be refrigerated and full of insulin. it broke down five hears ago and never been fixed. laura: sizing up the state of the union. the president is pleased with his reviews, the democrats are none too thrled. plus, the show must go on even minus the host. why the oscars will have no er this year.e onra: welcome to our viewers public television in the u.s. and also around the globe. the battle for control of venezuela is intensifying tonight. the military has blocked a key route into the country just as a was about to be delivered. the army is controlled by nicolas maduro while the aid juanent was ordered by guaido, recognized by the u.s. and others as venezuela's new leader. the aid is desperately needed in a country gripped by crisis. our international correspondent orla guerin reports. orla: it is not easy to get inside of venezuela'a's ailing he system. the

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so we've lost laura. great, enough time, great analysis. summary right there for us with her sources in the white house. we will be back with laura in a minute as she comes through to another better cell area. but let's go now, joining me live from capitol hill, congressman ken buck and congressman paul gossar. gentlemen, welcome to the program. i appreciate it. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> a busy night for all of us. you heard laura and her description of how the white house felt about this, that effectively their hand was forced that this is not really a great situation but they feel they can work with it. let me ask you certainly congressman buck, how is this really a bipartisan framework? i mean there are so many things that we don't get. it's not really exactly what the president wanted. in some ways it could be considering embarrassing and certainly dangerous for immigrant communities because it limits what i.c.e. can do with detaining and deporting individuals. how do you describe this as a win for the republicans and for the presi

laura. laura: mike tobin, thank you. eric: laura, a few hours away from the great american race. for the daytona 500 down in sunny south florida. we are live at the tracks. the full forecast straight ahead here on the fox news channel. i switched to liberty mutual because they let me customize my insurance, and as a fitness junkie, i customize everything. like my bike and my calves. liberty mutual customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ run with us on a john deere 1 series tractor. beacuse changing your attachments, should be as easy as... what about this? changing your plans. yeah. run with us. search "john deere 1 series" for more. eric: gentlemen, start your engines. there happens to be no drivers at the daytona 500 race and marks the official race of the nascar season. lots of sunshine and the forecast for the big american race. live at the international speedway covered at all. hey, rick. >> hey, eric. an amazing day at the race. for the drivers and amazing for spectators and should keep the race going all the

joining us is the host of this program, laura ingraham, laura, welcome to your program. thank you for calling in for us. >> laura: hey tammy i'm winding my way through the mountains of colorado. if i go in-and-out, sorry about that. i just got off if the phone with a white house source and he said that, and this is their point, they were really in a no win situation here. they had to sign this because if they didn't, you know, pain inflicted on the american public, pain inflicted in the way we saw unfold before. a lot of frustration, however, from the white house about these provisions that were slipped in, in the writing process of this legislation. remember it only lasts, this only is good until the end of september, the end of this fiscal year. this is not a forever thing. but it is still very frustrating. the provision which i've been tweeting about and speaking about on my podcast today is the provision that gives presumably, it seems like, de facto shielding from deportation of any potential sponsor of any illegal immigrant kid who comes across the border, that cou