laura has a great show. you have the attorney general. >> laura: yes. so you had the president last night and then you go to number two and then i go to whatever number that is in the cabinet. i don't know. barr, it's a great interview. >> sean: you sound like a liberal. >> laura: i'm not. believe me, that's one thing no one's ever accused me of but i appreciate that. >> sean: so many developments with this deep state -- wow. it's about to blow wide open. i can't wait to watch. >> laura: we ask about john durham and the firing of the inspector general. the left going nuts on a whole host of non-covid friends. we tackle that with him. it's going to be a two-part interview but i'm looking forward to everyone watching you. a great show as always. >> sean: i'll be watching. thank you. >> laura: i'm laura ingraham and this is the ingraham angle from washington tonight. in moments as we just discussed mike's ghost of interview attorney general bill barr. i ask him about the really important issue of protecting our civil liberties as we balance the interests o

at laura, how are you? >> laura: i'm well, but that poor police officer and -- it's just -- what they have to put up with, sean to protect all of us and get grief for doing it is just beyond. what is that -- you're wearing an array of pins tonight. we know the american flag, which of course is beautiful. >> sean: at the fbi pin, this is a cia pen for the good people. people -- by the way, so spider-man, 1974 edition, 129, the amazing spider-man marble, that's a punisher. people have all these conspiracy theories. it's the punisher. it's a netflix series and it was a movie. >> laura: can you send me a pin that everyone will talk about please? excuse me, i need some kind of pen. >> sean: i'm reading this stuff, it's not a secret signal to people. >> laura: to have a secret society want to fess up to right now, hannity? some like super secret decoder ring -- as they are -- >> sean: don't take enough crap from "the new york times" and company. >> laura: when you show up with other piece of jewelry, keep this go

laura, great show again last night. >> laura: hannity, same with you. and first of all, the fact that hospital executives are wishing and illness on anyone of any political background is -- i mean, it is -- there are no words to describe -- >> sean: let me go on the record. >> laura: how low people can go. no words. >> sean: i want cures for cancer. heart disease, i don't want anyone ever die, flew. >> laura: no one ever wants anyone to die. >> sean: to be able to attack me every day. go right ahead. i want you healthy. >> laura: hannity, maybe we should bring back the hannity hate hotline, the covid addition. >> sean: now we are going back in time. >> laura: it seems like yesterday, hannity. we are loaded up tonight. but i can only dream. >> sean: i have a question -- do you think the democrats want to dump biden for cuomo? >> laura: well, tonight we're going to get into the fact that they're trying to cancel their own convention, sean, and then pressure to trump -- trump to drop the rnc. the conventions are not until the end of august and they are mov

. ♪ >> laura: i'm laura ingraham and this is "the ingraham angle" from washington.an america reopen responsibly before it basically craters for the next decade? georgia is out in front and you are going to hear from folks throwing their doors open. larry kudlow will tell us how the administration's focus for may has now changed. plus what's the truth behind the fda's announcement today on hydroxychloroquine? and with trump was trum write about uv rays? it's friday. raymond arroyo is here and he's going to update on the cuomo brothers' running reality show and the hazards of coronavirus reporting. all that and more in friday follies. first, my thoughts at the end of day 39, american shut down. exactly three weeks ago, it seems like an eternity ago, but in the early stages of the lock down, i gave this warning. we all just have to remember, a crisis has to be dealt with, we have to protect people and save lives. we have our civil liberties and our constitution to also preserve. and after 9/11, we did a heck of a lot of stuff in the moments felt really good. but later

l >> laura: that's awesome!got the jonas brothers, billy they are missing their graduations, it was a nice gesture. >> laura: i think it's sad to be a member of the class of 2020. certainly memorable that they will not have those last few months of high school that we all remember -- well, most people remember. >> he used his fame to do something mcnabb and uso andt' that's really helpful, and not to serve some other agenda. >> laura: it wasn't about him, it was about them and that was very kind. and here is a concern that doesn't seem to be on anyone's mind. what if people don't want to go back to work on the other side of this? at that really be? herman cain joins us on the unintended consequence of government stimulus programs. stay there. there are times when our need to connect really matters. to keep customers and employees in the know. to keep business moving. comcast business is prepared for times like these. powered by the nation's largest gig-speed network. to help give you the speed, reliability, and

i will send laura an early copy or she will yell at me. >> laura: thank you, hannity, an awesome show. we are loaded up tonight on the "the ingraham angle." i am laura ingraham and this is "the ingraham angle." american versus the continued shut down in so many states. tonight i will explain why these extended stay at home orders are more about control than safety. plus two drugs have shown positive effects of the spread but why are they getting different receptions? and what do dr. fauci and nih connections have to do with it? raymond arroyo is also here with "seen and unseen" moments from hillary/biden endorsement and more details inside the tara reade cover up. perhaps the most explosive story of the night, hannity just treaded this. it was awesome, but we have to tell you that these new doj documents show that the fbi entrapped a former national security advisor, michael flynn. the liberals claim everyone is exaggerating this all along. flynn was a dirty guy and deserved it. well, this is stunning. more on that ahead. but first, my thoughts at the end of day 44 america in shut dow

laura ingraham is standing by. laura, would you eat that sandwich, whatever you want to call it? >> laura: i don't think so.o. i don't... i don't think so. it doesn't look all that appetizing. sean, i've got to say. just seeing you laugh at the end of the show, don't you get the sense that the whole country just wants to bust out laughing? we all need humor in our lives, entertainment. >> sean: crazy people will say, "laura ingraham is laughing in the middle of a pandemic" -- know you are not! ln, she gives five seconds of relief. stop attacking the lady! >good grief. >> laura: alan has done segments on her show that's so funny. you need humor during difficult times and your faith and your family to get through. >> sean: amen. >> laura: it puts me in a great mood. >> sean: you had a great show last night. get on it. >> laura: we are talking to pompeo. i'm laura ingraham and this is "the ingraham angle" from washington tonight. why are the media peddling a shot a shoddy new survey on hydroxychloroquine so they can use it to do what? smear their political opponents. is this a tedio

laura. i guess that's a pretty definitive no, he's not running. >> laura: i think it's actually really great that he comes on your radio show. i think it's good. >> sean: we got into a fight. >> laura: i love it. >> sean: we got into a pretty big fight because i was pretty unhappy with all the stuff that he was saying. >> laura: that's all right. >> sean: now we are back -- listen, i live in the state, i don't want anyone else dying, i'm sick of it. i want everybody to live. >> laura: all i can say is we didn't need, thankfully, 30,000 or 40,000 ventilators. great show can go to see you. i'm laura ingraham, this is "the ingraham angle." very busy washington tonight. this may be one of the most important shows we've done during this entire coronavirus crisis. dr. anthony fauci is here and he's going to tell us about the science behind the reopening of the u.s. economy. specifically explaining some differences, why do the numbers in california stay so low versus new york? and dr. phil will joi

no, laura has record ratings, a loyal audience and -- >> laura: by the way -- wait, i have a question>> sean: we are going out together. you, me and tucker. >> laura: it now it's three musketeers. there was a time where it's not prime time -- prime time wasn't always this friendly, hannity, let me say but we actually really like each other here. >> sean: i'm like i'm reading this tonight and i don't have any beef with the writers. i'm allowed to have an opinion, but i've got one idiot over "the washington post" wants me dead. he's a stalker. every second of every day -- >> laura: guess what? >> sean: than you've got humpty dumpty the stocker, then you've got this stalker, we got stalkers everywhere. >> laura: justice thomas once said to me when people are talking smack about you it's usually like 90% of it is based in jealousy. let's just leave it right there. hannity, fantastic show tonight. >> sean: laura goes, i go, we all go out together. >> laura: sounds good. i will be in the trenches with you any day, hannity, no problem. thanks so much, sean. i'm laura ingraham, this is the in

here's laura ingraham. ♪ >> laura: i'm laura ingraham, this is the ingram angle from washington tonightwe will be examining the shifting goalpost from the meaning of flattening the curve, remember that? to whether we should wear masks in public? how can public be confident in what they're hearing from health officials if things keep changing? how do you explain the huge disparity in the cases and mortality in new york versus california? two highly respected doctors in each of those states will tell us. also tonight, what will the bar and restaurant experience be on the other side of this? of bar rescue -- don't you love that show? here with some insights and tips tips. the media appearances this week haven't inspired a heck of a lot of confidence. they are here for friday, to break it all down. first, my thoughts at the end of day 32 -- if you can believe it -- america and shut down. as more covid-19 data keeps pouring in from across the globe many key questions remain unanswered. the answers to this question are now telling us how lethal this virus turns out to be. whether mutations ar

>> laura: it's great to see you. i have to say, this name to the president tonight on your show, it just reinforced this idea that he's someone who will work with anyone. these people have insulted him. they accused him of all manner of wrongdoing, collusion. >> sean: i think he's nicer than your eye tonight. >> laura: it's amazing tonight but he will work with anyone because he wants america to heal. his critics won't give them that but that's okay because i think people see it. i like that. i like the fact that he's very optimistic and that's what we want. we want objective facts but we want optimism. >> sean: a week -- first they were telling us we didn't do some of these things, including the travel ban and then the other bands. >> laura: yeah, yeah, yeah. >> sean: the quarantine, and everything else. if the number of deaths could have been two and a half million americans. >> laura: i'm getting into some of that. >> sean: the number of hospitals are on this decline which we didn't expect this early, thank god. >

laura ingraham, how are you? >> laura: i thoroughly enjoyed today's coronavirus task force briefing. that was great. oh, no, it was -- >> sean: it was justified. >> laura: my mom used to always say you condition it out but you can't take it, you know, about people, and they can dish it out to trump, they can accuse him of everything, xenophobia, racism, and the second he stands up and calls them on their nonsense they cry foul and cutaway from the briefing. so they don't like being -- they don't like the tables being turned on them. i love it. >> sean: if they had any intellectual honesty, any, and they don't, they would say, you know, in retrospect, trump and the travel ban helped the country. prevented people from contracting the disease, return to people likely from dying. that is an impossibility, they are insane. >> laura: no, they're not going to do it. awesome show, great to see you tonight. >> sean: have a great show. >> laura: i'm laura ingraham, this is "the ingraham angle" from washington tonight. of c

ingraham. ♪ >> laura: i'm laura ingraham, this is "the ingraham angle," now we're going to examine thehifting goalposts from thein meaning of flattening the curve, remember that? to whether we should wear masks in public. how can the public be confident in what they are hearing from the health officials if things keep changing? how do you explain the huge disparity in the cases and mortality in new york versus california. two highly respected doctors in each of those states will tell us. also tonight, what will the bar heand restaurant experience be n the other side of that? jon taffer of our rescue, love that show, is here with some insight and tips. and joe biden's media appearances have not inspired a heck of a lot of confidence in raymond arroyo is here for "friday folly." the first, my thoughts at the end of day 32 if you can believe it, america and shut down. now, more covid-19 data keeps pouring inn from across the globe, many key questions remain unanswered. now, the answers to the questions are going to tell us how lethal the virus turned out to be and whether mutations affect

secretary thank you for spending time with us tonight. >> yes, ma'am, thank you, laura. >> laura: thelity show masquerading as a new network, raymond arroyo to break it down, in "seen and unseen." that is next so what's going on? i'm a talking dog. the other issue. oh... i'm scratching like crazy. you've got some allergic itch with skin inflammation. apoquel can work on that itch in as little as 4 hours, whether it's a new or chronic problem. and apoquel's treated over 7 million dogs. nice. and... the talking dog thing? is it bothering you? no... itching like a dog is bothering me. until dogs can speak for themselves, you have to. when allergic itch is a problem, ask for apoquel. apoquel is for the control of itch associated with allergic dermatitis and the control of atopic dermatitis in dogs. do not use apoquel in dogs less than 12 months old or those with serious infections. apoquel may increase the chance of developing serious infections and may cause existing parasitic skin infestations or pre-existing cancers to worsen. do not use in breeding, pregnant, or lactating dogs. most c

laura ingraham, how are you? >> laura: we were betting here in the studio that you are going on "dancing with the stars," so we are glad the book is coming out. i'm glad... you know, i thought maybe... "live free or die," that's the new hampshire license plate. i love it. >> laura: the latin at the very bottom says "live free or america dies." the new greendale madness, if there appeasement takes front and center, i don't know if we get the front and center back. >> sean>> laura: hannity, if wet get this country back to work, the title of the book want me a lot. >> sean: amen. we've got to do it safely. >> laura: i better get an early copy. i can't believe i was surprised by this but i thought you were my close friend! i didn't even know about this. i'm excited. >> sean: thank you. >> laura: i'm excited for you, hannity. you take care. i'm laura ingraham. this is "the ingraham angle." two california doctors for up the internet the last couple of days when they made the case of reopening america. tonight, they are

they are very powerful. >> laura: dr. smith, tomorrow night we are going to talk more about the new percentages that are coming through about african-americans being disproportionately affected by this horrific virus, and what that might be about. but we don't have time -- you're going to tell us that tomorrow night because it's very important part of the story as well. dr. smith, great to see you again. stay safe. while the media obsesses over the supposed led coronavirus task force, the president is looking toward the future. the thing we want to get back to which is normal life, how to get back to work. >> you tweeted earlier today that you like the idea of a second coronavirus task force that's focused on reopening the economy. so i was wondering if you are planning to go forward with th that? >> president trump: we are thinking to get a group of people. and i continue to say it. the cure cannot be worse than the problem itself, we have to get our country open. >> laura: it right now the cure feels like it's killing t

laura, you have a great show. you have the attorney general. >> laura: yes! you had the president last night, then you go to number two, you go to whatever number that is -- >> sean: stop complaining. you sound like a liberal. >> laura: that's one thing no one has ever accused me of. i appreciate that. >> sean: the development with this deep state? wow, it's about to blow wide open. i can't wait to watch. >> laura: we asked about john jerome, the firing of the inspector general. the left is going nuts on a whole host of nonspeech 29 france, so we tackle a lot of that with them. it'll be a huge interview. >> sean: i'll be watching. thank you. >> laura: i'm laura ingraham and this is "the ingraham angle." in a moment, my exclusive interview with attorney general bill barr. i asked him about the really important issue of protecting our civil liberties as we balance the intricacies of health and protecting the vulnerable in our society during this national emergency and what's being done at the same time to hold china accountable? plus new questions of how we are

laura, i don't think there is any inconsistency here. >> laura: dr. fauci, on the question of vaccine, we have no vaccine for sars, they got close in mice. we don't have a vaccine for hiv and life to go on. so the idea that we are definitely going to have a vaccine, we didn't really approach much else in the same way as we are pegging going back to normal with a vaccine. wci did we? >> well... but laura, this is different. hiv/aids is entirely different. we don't have a vaccine for hiv/aids, but we have spectacularly effective treatment. people who invariably would've died years ago right now are living essentially normal lives. sars is a different story. sars disappeared. we developed a vaccine. we were in the process of going through the various phases. we showed it was safe. we showed it induced a good response. and then sars disappeared. we didn't need to develop the vaccine for sars. so i think it's a little bit misleading to maybe compare what we are going through now with hiv or sars. they are really different. >> laura: we don't know for this

laura: wait a second!ouldn't quite make out what she was saying. it was very high-pitched. >> she said, hello, uncle bernie! >> laura: i've never seen him smile. he was actually smiling. >> this is all about cardi b convincing her followers that joe biden is anha acceptable candidate and bernie came clean about his new role in all of this. watch. >>. what i am also trying to do right now, cardi, is to work with joe to see that he becomes a more progressive candidates. >> laura! >> laura: he looks like larry david. >> he's trying to get joe bidene to accept a $15 minimum wage, open borders, what you told cardi b, he's very close on immigration, moving in the right direction. this should be terrifying to democrats who want to win over middle america. this will not help them. >> laura: i have to say this. you've got to remember whom they are promoting, right? joe biden out there today, what was he doing? >> today he was hosting a workers town hall, laura, or whatever you want to call it. >> i want to thank ev

a couple tough weeks let your heart not be troubled, laura ingraham is next. ♪ >> laura: i'm laura ingrahamthis is "the ingraham angle" from another washington and in a moment, my medicine cabinet ways in on why some in the middle knuckle establishment and this is very interesting. are so dismissive of treatment working for doctors and their covid-19 stations. nancy pelosi's appearing everywhere lately and she's not letting the pandemic go to waste. my question is, what's the g.o.p. going to do to stop her in the next days and congressman andy biggs will tell us. plus, big brother meets big attack and does that sound like a nightmare to you? my question is what will covid-19 tracking project mean for your civil liberty? it's not good. they will sound off and a disastrous unemployment is a heartbreak, how much longer can our country stay under the lockdown? steve forbes have some thought-provoking analysis on that. plus, big city mayors they can criminals not to misbehave. yeah. if you're not going to believe, sexist man of the year, raymond arroyo breaks it down in a much needed "friday fol

laura ingraham, how are you? >> laura: hannity, great to see you. listening to the president on your show, it just reinforces this idea that he's someone who will work with anyone. these people have insulted him, they've accused him of all manner of wrongdoing, collusion. >> sean: i think he was nicer than you and i tonight. >> laura: it's amazing. i'm going to talk about some of that tonight. but he'll work with anyone because he wants america to heal. his critics won't give him that. but that's okay. i think the people see it. i like that. i like the fact that he's very optimistic and that's what we want. we want objective merit, but we want optimism. >> sean: first we didn't do some of these things, first the travel ban, then the other bans, the quarantines. the number of deaths could've been 2.5 million americans. >> the the numbers in the new york hospital, we didn't expect this early. thank god. >> laura: hannity, great show as always. great to see you. >> sean: great show this week. >> laura: thanks so much. i'm laura ingraham, this is "the i

set your dvr, let not your heart be troubled, laura ingraham. >> laura: i have a question. why are you teasing mondays show on thursday night? >> sean: because there's a big announcement. actually there will probably be two big announcements. to be what i have, hannity, are you going to have another pin? junior just going to be pens. you're not even going to see her face. they're just going to be lots of pins going all the way from here. just kidding. >> sean: [laughs] >> laura: i enjoyed pompeo, i love the show tonight. it was awesome. >> sean: you never look spider-man addition 129. >> laura: nobody understands this conversation. and i didn't get anything in the mail. i got nothing from you. i got nothing. i got no pin, i got no turkey fryer you promised me i think giving. none of that. a member that you might >> sean: turkey fryer, pin, on the way. coming. >> laura: your promising pelosi a freezer that costs $12,000. you promised. >> sean: just two of them! designer ice cream. >> laura: zero about to send san fran gran nan. >> sean: who are mxp when they're there yelling

laura ingraham, new york screwed up so bad. unbelievable failure. >> laura: i got to say, when people start complaining about the trump administration's response, going to pick up where you kind of left off on this, hannity, where is the whole of government approach including congress? we keep hearing about whole of government. >> sean: go to work. >> laura: i've been saying this since like march 20th when they weren't here. this is been going on for week after week after week and people are suffering. you're that poor lady crying. this is why no one takes them seriously. >> sean: they had nothing. saying go out on the town, go to place, we are prepared. they had nothing. donald trump bailed them out and they send covid-19 patients or nursing homes. and they leave covid ships in the javits center n empty. >> laura: the truth does come up. fantastic show, love the fact that you handle that issue the way you did, it was terrific. >> sean: my heart is troubled, have a great show. >> laura: we will fight on. this is "the ingraham a

>> laura: no. that's how you think because you are reasonable person, that's not how, frankly, the far left thinks that we are going to unpack some of that tonight on the show. fantastic commentary tonight. great to see you. i'm laura ingraham, this is "the ingraham angle" from another of course very busy washington tonight. the models predicted that covid-19 could kill as many as -- 2.2 million americans. now people are saying how did they get it so wrong? we are going to have answers and hear for my medicine cabinet on the latest treatment breakthroughs. plus, who's watching over your civil liberties during this national crisis. alan dershowitz takes that one on and with 6 million americans filing for unemployed this past week, what needs to happen to get this economy going again? and how, in the process, do we begin to decouple from china? mark cuban has a message for anyone who's lost hope. the media launched a despicable attack on the mypillow ceo for even appearing with the president on monda

let not your heart be troubled, laura, rate interview with the attorney general. >> laura: thank you. he is so wise and of course because he is the attorney general and the trump administration he's trashed relentlessly. he could just -- could shower people with compliments and they were trashing. >> sean: i don't know. i think you and i get trashed more than him, i'm just guessi guessing. >> laura: a tiny bit, may be. sara carter, always blows me away. i love that segment. we are going to learn a lot more. >> sean: it's all falling apart, everything we talked about. i know we've been busy with the corona but this is all coming back now in a big way. >> laura: another reason we have to heal the country, get rid of this virus, get back to work and expose what was done to this administration and this president at the hands of these outrages, so fantastic job as always. >> sean: great show, thanks, laura. >> laura: i'm laura ingraham, this is the ingraham angle from another busy washington night. this just happened. cdc director, you know, the agency that kind of screwed up testing for a

>> laura: guys... >> nice, matt. >> laura: nobody can hear this! stop, stop, stop!his drive people crazy. try to make an aggressive point, but try not to talk over each other. it drives me crazy and everybody else. congressman gaetz, this is the concern, i think. people are afraid now, a lot of people are afraid, afraid to go to the deli counter. i saw two people at the deli counter yesterday in actual gas masks. the real ones with the filter on the side. it was quite something. it is a salami really that... people are scared. people are petrified going into the fall that they are not going to vote and they are just going to say, i'm going to stay home, or do we want to encourage people to still participate, you can vote by mail, why are republicans worried about that? >> we aren't. as a matter of fact, americans voted during the civil war. i suspect we'll be able to vote during coronavirus pair there is little to no risk who chooses to vote by mail. if you are a vote by mail voter and concerned about the integrity of your ballot, there is no need to be. what chris'

i will send laura an early copy or she'll yell at me. >> laura: we'll pick it up. we are loaded up on "the ingraham angle." awesome job on flynn. this is "the ingraham angle" from washington. americans versus the continued shut down in so many states. tonight, i'm going to explain why these extended stay at home orders are now more about control than safety. plus two drugs have shown positive effects since slowing covid-19 spread. so why are they getting very different receptions? raymond arroyo is here for the seen and unseen moments from's n endorsement and more details inside the medias taught us reade cover up for the most story tonight, hannity shredded this, it was awesome. we have to tell you. these new doj documents that show the fbi and trapped former national security advisor michael flynn. the liberal claims that we were exaggerating this all along. this is stunning. more on that ahead. but first, my thoughts on the end of day 44, america and shut down. remember back in march when new york governor andrew cuomo gave this very ominous warning? >> we are y

. >> laura: dr.auci told the associated press that "we are not there yet" in terms of tracing and tracking, that he believes is necessary in order to reopen the country. what does that mean exactly -- americans i think are looking for both safety and some specifics here. >> we really are an president trump is made very clear that he wants to reopen the american economy, but we want to do it at the time that is responsible, can be safe for the american people and we're going to be producing new guidance for states across the country to know when that will be possible, but as dr. fauci suggests, a big part of that will be the kind of testing -- not only testing where you can diagnose whether or not you have the coronavirus, but also what the experts call the kind of surveillance testing and literally just this morning, we brought our entire testing team together, u.s. public health service, dr. birx, all of our supply personnel, and we are developing a framework as we speak for making it possible for a

laura ingraham, new york screwed up so bad. unbelievable failure. >> laura: i've got to say. when people start complaining about the trump ministrations response and i'm going to pick up where you left off on this, hannity, where is the whole of government approach including congress. we keep hearing the whole of government. >> sean: go to work! >> i've been saying this since march 20th. this is been going on week after week after week. people are suffering. you hear the poor lady crying. this is why no one takes them seriously. >> sean: they have nothing! on march, they said go out on the town come up go to plays, they had nothing but donald trump and they sent covid-19 patients to nursing home and they leave covid and the javits center empty! >> laura: the truth ultimately does come out. it'som fantastic, sean. love the fact that you handled that issue the way you did. it was terrific. >> sean: my heart is troubled. >> laura: will fight on. i am laura ingraham and this is "the ingraham angle" from washington tonight. our coronavirus debts being conflated with what was alrea

laura ingraham, how are you? >> laura: we were betting here in the studio that you were going on "dancing with the stars," so i'm glad the book is coming out. i'm glad -- i mean -- >> sean: do you like the cover? >> laura: i thought that maybe you were -- live free or die, that's a new hampshire license plate. >> sean: it is. >> laura: i love it. to be to the latin at the very bottom says "live free or america dies" and i will tell you, if there new greenville madness -- if there appeasement takes front and center, i don't know if we ever get the country that we knew back. >> laura: if we don't get this country back to work, the title of the book is not going to mean a lot, so we better get people going safely back to work and start innovating, my friend. >> sean: amen. better do it safely. we've learned. >> laura: i better get an early copy. i can't believe i was surprised by this, i thought you were my close friend and i didn't even know about this. congrats, i'm excited. >> sean: thank you. >> laura: i'm excit

laura is next. >> laura: i'm laura ingraham and this is "the ingraham angle." in moments, my medicine cabinet ways weighs in, why some are so dismissive of treatments that are currently working for doctors in their covid-19 patients. nancy pelosi is appearing everywhere lately. she's not letting this pandemic go to waste. my question is, what's the g.o.p. going to do to stop her in this next phase of spending? congressman andy biggs will tell us. plus big brother meets big tech. does that sound like a nightmare to you? my question is what does google's new covid-19 tracking project mean for your civil liberties? it's not good. harmeet dhillon and alex parents are going to sound off. given the disastrous unemployment, a heartbreak, and how much longer can our country stay under this lockdown? steve forbes has some thought-provoking analysis on that. plus big city mayors begging criminals not to misbehave? yeah. you are not going to believe with some want the this is a america and shut down, day 18. something tonight that's a little different from what i've done

stay healthy. >> laura: we will. coming up, president trump is already thinking about the safe way of opening up the economy. housesit secretary ben carson will come up. another member of my medicine cabinet, don't go away. >> laura: despite the mounting evidence that hydroxychloroquine is working for covid-19 patients, dr. anthony fauci remain skeptical. >> there have been cases that show there may be in effect and there are others to show that there is no effect. i think in terms of science, i don't think we can definitively say so. >> laura: cannot definitively say. dr. stephen smith, director of the smith center of infectious diseases and urban health joined me now. dr. smith, from your medicine cabinet member. you told us night after night the promising results, to say the least, that you and doctors all over the country are seeing with hydroxychloroquine mixed with azithromycin. what is fauci saying here, really? >> what he saying, laura that is we do not have controlled randomized trials, that's true, but we h

laura ingraham? >> laura: i have a question. why are you teasing monday show on thursday night? hmm... >> sean: it's a big announcement. probably there will be to big announcements. >> laura: are you going to have another opinion? youyooi aren't going to have opinions. it's just going to be face. it's just going to be lots of >> sean: remember, you never look. spider-man, edition 129, the punisher. >> laura: i can't have this conversation. i got nothing from you. i got no pin, no turkey fryer you promised me and thanksgiving. i remember that! >> sean: turkey fryer and pin on the way. f >> laura: you promised pelosi a freezer that cost $12,000? >> sean: no, they are $24,000 each! she's got two of them full of designer creams! >> laura: you are >> sean: this is my mask. take it off. >> laura: they are yelling at me that i've got to go. >> sean: go do your show. great shows this week. you've been great. spader thanks so much. i'm laura ingraham and this is "the ingraham angle" from washington. the effects of sunlight and humidity during today's white house briefing, so tonight you

no handshake. >> laura: hannity, thanks so much. i'm laura ingraham. this is "the ingraham angle" from washington tonight. as he announces the creation to boost the economy, protesters in north carolina are demanding we get to it already. whome depot cofounder bernie marcus, can't wait to talk to him. andmi plans to open the countryn my exclusive interview i did with covid task force leader vice president mike pence.si plus president trump met with coronavirus survivors who credit hydroxychloroquine with their recovery. former nflve tight end mark campbell was one of them. he's going to be here to tell us his miraculous story. and reverend franklin graham here to respond to the latest round of attacks from the left.s get this, they are now targeting the field hospital he set up as an amazing charity to treat all the people of new york city who need help. it's unbelievable. i'll get into that. on top of that, the left is trying to make the covid outbreak about race. candace owens fires back. but first, my thoughts at the end of day 29, america and shut

laura, you've been having great shows. >> laura: data with you, hannity. i can't believe alec baldwin -- wasn't he supposed to move when bush was president? like, wasn't he supposed to be gone when bush got reelected? that was 2,004. >> sean: i will pay, i will pay. i will hire a jet to get into the country of his choice with the promise he can't come back. >> laura: that's the only way he flies, hannity. come on. you don't think he hops on like the rest of us. all right, sean, fantastic show. greagreat to see you. all right, i'm laura ingraham and this is "the ingraham angle" from washington tonight. the economy is crashing, we all see that. people are still dying. so it's time to get congress back to work so they can help figure this all out. but will they? senator john barrasso and congressman devin nunes are here. plus the mayor of d.c. is threatening to arrest people for going outside. i'm serious. dinesh d'souza and governor mike huckabee expose the left's latest attempt to make your life miserable. and dr. judi from the doctors joins us later in the

this is outrageous, laura. biden has a long career of legislation to protect women, defended the rights of women. now is the time to stand on that reputation and allow this woman's charges to be fully investigated. he should cooperate with an investigation.ve >> laura: they arere treating this allegation the way they treated epstein's allegation in the beginning for not saying it's the sameot thing. but the double standard is beyond the pale at this point. raymond, thanks for joining us. in a special segment at the end of the show. we have another special announcement when we return. stay there. kills and prevents bugs for up to a year without odor stains or fuss. get everything you need for spring at ortho.com order today! .. i got this mountain bike for only $11. dealdash.com, the fair and honest bidding site. we sold an ipad worth $505 for less than $24. a stand mixer for less than $20. a 4k television for under $2. a macbook pro for under $16. as well as a playstation 4 for under $16. and brand new cars for

laura, you're going to have a great show. >> laura: dataau with you, hannity. i can't believe alec baldwin -- wasn't he supposed to move when bush was president? wasn't he supposed tore be gone when bush got reelected? >> sean: i will pay -- i will hireil a jet to get him to the country of his choice with the promise he can't come back. >> laura: that's the only way he flies, hannity. you don't think he hops on southwest. fantastic show, great to see you. i'm lauren graham, this is "the ingraham angle" from washington tonight. the economy is crashing, people are still dying, time to get congress back to work so they cans figure this all out, but will they? senator john barrasso and senator devin nunes are here. plus, the mayor of d.c. is threatening to arrest people for going outside. dinesh d'souza and governor mike huckabee expose the latest attempt to make your life miserable. dr. judy hope from "the doctors" joins us later in the hour on what a recession could mean for your mental health. but first, america and shut down day 15. now today, we lost more than

i'm laura ingraham, this is the ingraham angle. were going to speak to one of the few academic voices who had the courage to call out what he thought could very well be errors of using models that were touted by government officials and helped form a response, he's going to tell us now what future predictions and what is going on in california. governor newsom wants to give illegal immigrants tens of millions of dollars to help with coronavirus recovery, but can his residence now sue him for that? one of the golden state's sheriffs say he's been forced to free a repeat -- get this -- child abuse or because of the virus, he is here tonight to tell us. why do deep-pocketed companies and institutions end up getting more stimulus money before the struggling small business that it was focused on? dallas mavericks owner and entrepreneur mark cuban is here on that. first, my thoughts at the end of day 36, america in shut down. when we started to turn the corner on this virus, we knew we would see a constant effort to blunt any good news.

your shows have been great, laura ingraham. i know you have a lot of breaking news tonight. >> laura: thank you so much, sean. the news coming in these community tests, the studies that have beenen done in the antibodies is giving us new data and new perspective and wes are ewall over it. fantastic show as always but we'll talk to you tomorrow. i am laura ingraham, this is "the ingraham angle" from another busy week in washington. we will speak to one of the few academic voices o who had the courage to call out what he thought could very well be the werrors of using models that we touted by government officials and that help foreign government response. going too tell us now what fute predictions we should be wary of. what the heck is going on in california? governor newsom wants to give illegal immigrants tens of millions of dollars to help with covid recovery. but canco his residences sue him for that? he's been forced to free a repeat child abuse or because of the virus. he's here tonight to tell us. why are deep-pocketed in

laura: thank you foreing with us. >> thanks for having me, laura.ra: now, brazil's president has fireder his health mini even as the countryattles with the highest number of confirmed cases in the southern hemihere. more than 30,000 people have been infected and 1900 he those are just the official figures. the country lags way behind others in testing, and the real numbers could be higher. ou south american correspondent repos. >> laid to rest in difficult times. grieving families have to bury their dead quickly and safely. gravediggers are taking no risks as the pandemic kes hold. for those left behind, thereli s le comfort at a time when it is needed the most. this was not the way sandra ever imagined saying goodbye to his mother. he died of suspected- she died of suspected coronavirus, like so many being buried today. >> i am really sad and worried out the situation. i was not taking it seriously before. did not really believe it. i thought it was the media stirring things up. then what happened to our family, we understood the severity of it. >>

laura becker, bbc news. laura: how south korea turned the tide.n other news, the eurozone's economy shrank at its fastest pace on record in the first quarter due to the covid-19 outbreak. gdp ctracted 8.3%, even worse than during the financial crisis. itn's prime minister says the u.k. has passed the peak of the outbreak. speaking at his first briefing since recoverinid boris johnson the efforts of the public were working, but he warned the country must not risk a second spike. bali what actor rishi kapoor has died. he had been suffering from cancer. heom played thetic lead in dozens of pictures, made a successfularransition to ter roles. here in new york and around the world, public health officials closely watch how manyar people infected by each person character ring -- carrying the coronavirus. science editor david shukman reports. report: it is a way of measuring how easily the virus spreads. one, that means anyone infected is onlyasng to one another. two, people infected are passing it to others. the outbreak accelerat. that is what could ov

i am laura trevelyan reporting the u.s.ow has than one million coronavirus cases, one third of global infections. the milestone comes as states continue to loosen lockdowns. france will ease restrictions next month but masks will remain a way of life. understanding immunity. a look at whether you can get covid-19 a second time aft' you've already recovered. us, historical ties between jobs and health care in the u.s. are leaving millions uninsured. we look at why americans get medical cover from employers. ♪ laura: for all of you watching on pbs and around the welcome to "world news america'' the u.s. is the epicenter of the global coronavirusea out with more than one million known infections. president trump claims the u.s. has more c because it is doing more testing in new york, 3 people died yesterday, a big drop from two weeks ago. sl t comes as more states move toward reopening their economies. tjane o'brien h very latest. jane: a sute to the covid warriors, the blue angels of the thunderbirds paying tribute to onose o

laura: such a scary time for so many americans.s hard to imagine, but there will come a time when beis pandemic ind us. museums in the u.k. are looking at preserving this era for future generations and are asking the public to send in material on the reality of living under lockdown. david has more. ♪ h whee all the flowers gone ♪ d>> this is a song we did right at the beginning of the lockdown. we had singers from the upper house, from italy -- opera house, from italy america, but also friends, neighbors, ks, all mixed together. david: a video made to raise monefor unemployed musicians. this is a bit of history that is unique, because of how much of it has been filmed. >> incredible insight into the state of mind of the nation. so often within their own homes. the boredom, frustration, difficulty, the highs and lows, all being captured on video. david: the fact that i can hear the birdsong this loud, in the middle of the city. the quietness, the daily habits. so much to remember, and the issue for museums, how do you capture what

laura: aovely idea.e highlights of the easter weekend was the footage of bo charlie -- andrea bocelli performing at the cathedral. and we are just going to that now. ♪ >> ♪ ave maria ♪ laura: in the italian tenor's those iof hope to lockdown has been viewed by millions online. you do not have to b a global superstar to be heard. ♪ laura: she is a professional oregon.inger in portland, soprano held big conch -- a concert for her neighbors. as a freelancer, she is having trouble findin work in this very difficult moment. well, i look forward to my neighbors in brooklyn sounding that good and putting on a similar performance, and remember, of course, you can our website.the day's news thank you so much for joining us here on "bbc world news america ." take care, and have a good evening. ♪ narrator: funding for this presentation of this program is provided by... language specialists teaching spanish, french and more. raymond james. the freeman foundation. by judy and peter pursuing solutions for america's ne

am laura trevelyan.laims the band p willtect -- president trump claims the band will protect american jobs but it is facing backlash. in russia, small businesses are under threat from ts coronavirutbreak. that is a political problem for president putin. plus, h your back is taking the strain of working from home. we will explain how to avoid the aches and pains thatow triple s -- that now triple s -- troubl e us. >> get up and move. you cod have the most perfect posture for eight hours and you wi still be sore. ♪ laura: for all of y watching on pbs and around the globe, welcome to "world news america." there are now more than two rmpoint 5 million con cases of coronavirus around the world. -- 2.5 million confirmed cases and the u.s. has more than any other country. pressure growsono limit the ic damage. the president tweeted that he will impose a temporar ban on all immigration to the u.s. while in the new york borough of queens, immigrants have been for disproportionately affected by the virus. >> in a

laura: for more on the troubling u.s.mployment figures, i am joined now by chicago, the chief economist of grant thorton. thanks for being with us. 26 million americans have lost their jobs. with so many struggling to file for unemployment insurance, could the real picture be worse? >>. yes that is unfair -- yes. ththat is unfortunatel reality. mpt only have the job losses nded, the good news is the case of unemployment claims has slowed down, but when you are getting over 4 million aeek and that is now a slowdown, that is a different alternative universe from what we knew. there are many workers who he not gotten after weeks and weeks the unemployment insurance they are qualified for, wrech means theyot able to pay for food, let alone shelter. that is having cascading effects through the economy as well. you are seeing long food lines out there, people waiting in cars for hours, and then being turned away as they run out of food. what food aid that used to provide 100 or 200 meals a week areg now hav provide in the thous