laura? >> laura: all right, peter, great to see you.gway editor and chief at "the federalist." ari fleischer former white house press secretary. both are fox news contributors. ari it does appear that biden has some really hard core fans located around that motorcade route. a decent crowd, maybe 100 or so. can't tell from the pool shots we have. they are not happy biden is now going to put a port in using our military to help hamas with americans still held hostage there. but is he thinking that is going to help him politically. thoughts tonight? >> yeah. a couple things. number one, if this little protest tonight just wait until chicago. just wait for the democrats gather in chicago. what you are seeing tonight is nothing. chicago going to likely be mayhem for the democrats. as for that port that he is going to announce tonight to bring allegedly humanitarian relief to the people in gaza, that is not to bring relief to the people in gaza. it is much more to bring relief to joe biden in michigan. that's what that is about. that is one o

here's laura. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> laura: good evening, everyone.> laura: good evening, everyone, i am laura ingraham and this isvere "the ingraham angle." thank you for joining us tonight. the bodies of two clement recovered by divers underneath the francis scott key bridge pier they were found inside of l red pickup truck about 25 feet underwater and also the cargos b ships black box and that may contain key details about the cargo ship crashed into the bridge yesterday morning. we are expecting a news conference by and tsp but firs, conformity calls, that is the focus of tonight's "angle." now, liberals claim to cherish diversity with a pretend to hold it sacrosanct. they worship at its older. >> newsroom diversity is soks important. >> are leaders in the way they lead, reporting diversity.icta >> laura: so predictable, racial ethnic gender diversityse is what they are talking about but that is a lie as well. what they are really protecting is groupthink because let's face it, if you are black and conservative likjue justice thos or someone like

map w ♪ ♪ >> laura: good evening, everyone i am laura ingraham and this is "the ingraham angle" fromhington tonight.am thank you for being with us. we have it right here in my hot little hands, the transcript oft hunter biden's transcript and we are going through it page byou a page, highlighted and tabbed,s and we will bring all the details in just a moment. but the focus of tonight's "angle," duly focused. bad, bad poll numbers, very bade poll numbers here that is the reason and thet only reason thae white house decided to send biden to the border after years of avoiding it like the plague. now, by traveling there the same day as trump's day, trying to steal the thunder. but gregory abbott said them straight. >> we have literally on the border at the very same time we have president biden in brownsville, texas, spirit whico is an obligatory visit by him. o he had never been to the border which i never think he is on ths border right now. he is in a sanitized location.gs it goes to show that biden doesn'as ot care about either ts or the border and what is going on. nev >> laura: he'

laura.i hear the president and any of the democrats try to blame the republicans on that bill that it was a bipartisan bill, no it wasn't. it was about four idiot republican senators and all democrats. who wanted to pass the bill. that was it. republicans didn't sign off on that bill and the american public knows that having a bill that allows 5,000 people in a day is still close to 2 million a year. this is a joke. and, look, laura, you have republicans who watch. you have independence and democrats that watch. i'm telling you all, folks, you better pick a side or you are going to lose this country. and that next person that's killed by a drunk driver who is here illustrate llweleynly the next person that's murdered could be your wife, your husband, your child. this is going on all over the country. you better pick a side. you are either for a secure border and for this country or you're not. forget your labels of being an independent or democrat or a moderate republican. if donald trump do

. ♪ ♪ >> laura: good evening, everyone, i am laura ingraham, and this is the "the ingraham angle" fromhington tonight. china and the fanatics, this is the "angle" tonight. i wonder whaabt thoue leaders oe chinese party think about the theopagebate in united states? after brilliantly deploying propaganda and spying operation inside the u.s., they must be pleasantly surprised to see bipartisan support to help them protect it. >> yes, justrm, like avery'st social media platform there isie privacy concerns and it is goi important we don't treat tiktok different than other platforms. if we address this issue, we have to take the same approach o see some media platforms. we can't just go out one periods be when we most certainly can and should. i when our national security and t our election integrity is at stake, we must act to protect our country.ensi for decades we are trying to c hiprevent this transfer of technology to our adversaries in china, iran, north korea, russia, so on. it is so bad with china that all g7 foreign ministers pledgedc actions to counter china's use of economic coer

. ♪ ♪ >> laura: good evening, everyone. i'm laura ingraham.s is the is "the ingraham a" from washington tonight. we're going to bring you the prime time crossover event that i know you have been waiting for. jesse watters joins the angle. plus, blm protesters shut down kyle rittenhouse and harassed students at the university of memphis. tonight, rittenhouse is here to respond. and, coming up, this sure looks like an invasion, dramatic video of illegals bum-rushing our southern border. first, they are coming for the suburbs. that's the focus of tonight's angle. for decades the left wing intelligentsia such as it is has enjoyed railing against the suburbs lily white beds dysfunction. managed by stepford wives. drivers of climate change. it's endless ridicule and disdain. and they have been desperate to change zoning laws in order to force social and demographic change on neighborhoods that the left does not consider diverse enough. >> the word you hear a lot of now is equity and this week biden announced initiatives to advance housing equity and

. >> laura: hello i'm laura ingraham. thank you for joining us. this could be the night that both joe biden and donald trump clinch their party's nomination. polls in georgia close just moments ago. mississippi, they close at the bottom of the hour. we're not going to hear about washington state or hawaii until later tonight but we're going to bring you all those results as they trickle in. but, first, the collapse of the great biden cover-up. that's the focus of tonight's angle. ♪ all right, special counsel robert hur's report released on february 8th painted a disturbing portrait of a mentally confused and forgetful joe biden. democrats cried foul at the time. >> it's flatly wrong. it's inappropriate. it is gratuitous. >> gratuitous, inaccurate, and inappropriate. >> gratuitous and inappropriate criticisms of the president. >> i talked to president biden, you know, regularly. his mental acuity is great, it's fine. it's as good as it's been over the years. >> laura: in response, republicans and the angle, we urge the doj to release the entire tra

here is laura. >> laura: good evening, everyone i'm laura ingraham. this is the ingraham angle from washington tonight. my angle in moments. first, we go live to the site of the baltimore bridge clasp where a search and rescue mission is still underway. joining us now fox news senior national correspondent kevin corke. kevin, what can you tell us? >> laura, first things first, the fbi tells us tonight they have seen no evidence to suggest that there was any foul play by way of terrorism involved in this tragedy here: however, in search and rescue is ongoing and incredibly, incredibly long odds as we show you live pictures here. we are talking about frigid waters last night. six people still missing. belonging to a construction crew. of course, that owing to that clasp thanks to the cargo ship hitting the bridge the francis scott key bridge leading to the clasp and likely, sadly, the death of at least six and possibly many, many more; however, the governor has been here. part of a sizeable cadre, laura of state and federal lawmakers here on hand to a p

i don't care if it is for five seconds were 5 minutes, laura. >> laura: are you squatting on t"the ingraham angle"? jesse watters? >> jesse squatters. >> laura: the fact that this is what it has come to in the united states of america. your boo.k gets into the minds i the radical leftist, but they love thides idea of giving the suburbs their competence, don't theyenin? >> what is happening in a town near me, unfortunately and the local politicians find it for tooth and nail for a while. then they caved because the money they were throwing at these developers, it was too juicy to turn down so they have broken ground. there is constructio aren everyw everywhere. they are putting out largehous amounts of low-income housing. ththey destroyed this beautiful forest. you can see itusua from the sidf the road. usually, towns grow organically over long periods of time thateo give the town time prepare.is but the area where you shop in this neighborhood, you got your butcher, you got your dry cleaner, your little juice store.is there is no parking. there is not enough space in this era to all of a su

thanks to lee zeldin, tyler fisher, captain takashi ♪ ♪ >> laura: good evening, everyone, i am lauraraham and this is "the ingraham angle." thank you for being with us tonight. tonight, what happens when rats are whacked out on read? billy "the exterminator" is herv how to protect your family, believe it or not but first, they are coming to america. that is the focus of tonight "angle." he made his agenda clear back in 2019. no making migrants wait toleas mexico any longer.e, the return of catch and release, open borders, and of course, i more refugees. >> will reverse trump's detrimental asylum policies.it rates are targeted for refugees to a level commensurate with our responsibility. i will review the protective status with the population ripped apart by violence and disasters, including venezuelans and haitians. >> lauraar: and l come almost five years later because of a biden's pro migrant fanaticism,d venezuela and haiti are usingzu american as a dumping ground for their problems. venezuelan gangs like notorious are flooding the border and committing horrific crimes.el madura w

we should get those results in just a little bit, laura. >> laura: mark, looking forward to it.le, top texas officials jubilant night. the supreme court ruled 6-3, sp 4, they'll law allowing to arrest illegal border crossers can take effect as the case returns to the federal appellate court for a full argument on the merits. just yesterday, the court had extended the temporary block on the law, but today both mexican officials and the biden administration were outraged. and is in a statement the white house press office, they called it harmful and unconstitutional and hilariously contented it would burden law enforcement and "so chaos." joining me texas governor, dan patrick. all right, dan, you guys are causing chaos and enforcing laws that the feds refused to for spirit explain that to me. >> well, you know, laura, we have talked about invasion so many times on the show that you've had me on and i have alwaysways believed and i beliee great legal team, we wrote this bill and we believe that we can make the case that this was a better law that failed from arizona many, many yea

we got to do it. >> laura: do it. >> so i think that they have finally gotten this lesson. >> laura: right. great to see both of you mollie and byron, thanks so much. haiti has devolved into chaos after violent gangs took over. so what's biden doing? well, turns out your wallet might be a little lighter after they figure it out. congressman chip roy and former acting trump dhs chief chad wolf is here on what's next this all means for the united states. ♪ know what's on our hearts. you know where we struggle. you know where we need to be pushed. help us give it all to you. the good, the bad. help us turn to you in everything. amen. you should join me in more prayer on hallow. stay prayed up. >> laura: tonight gaps are running the troubled island country of haiti. the prime minister there stepped down and inmates are literally running the asylum there. police stations, government buildings, all overrun and the prison doors flung open. and looting, of course, is rampant. law abiding haitians are desperate. worse, these gangs though have freed thousands of inmates from some of the worse

>> laura: yeah. today, they were bothered by mcconnell's endorsement of trump, sean, watch. >> you could almost see the imagery of him putting this to paper through gritted teeth. >> this is not just mcconnell falling in line. this is the republican party establishment. >> i think we have got -- going to have a united ticket going into the fall. >> i think president trump is cleaning joe biden's clock. >> there's a lot of drama there. many, many subplots. >> laura: a lot of drama there, many, many twists and turns. sean, these people, you know, the banner, all the experts get it wrong. these people predicted that donald trump could never unite the republican party again after january 6th. his obituary was written, his political obituary, all of them were wrong. they always fail upward and still on tv saying nonsense. >> they don't want right they want people to believe what they want them to believe. if you spend time talking to actual voters outside the swamp talk to them what they're concerned with

fox news ♪ ♪ >> laura: good evening," fr everyone, i am laura ingraham, and this is "the ingraham angleom washington's night. the bogus bloodbath story, that is the focus of tonight's "angle." aside from theth democrat machie raking ignn bi, g money f for te campaign, joe biden has had a rather lousy month.f th was much as the press try to sell biden's yale speech, it flopped. didn't givne e him any bump in the polls bunt reminded of the old uncle direction whenever someone volume when he was watching jeopardy. and this is "the new york times." democrat voter registration is plummeting as well, virtuallyas every group of voters under 70 haistes become less likely to register as democrats compared to republicans since 2019.s and even biden's new choice ofne footwear tells a sad tale.ed >> are those sneakers? h yep, they are so called lifestyle sneakers made by hokah. >> these are called the hokahav transporter and as you can see they are quite comfortable. they have a wided th so, no dou> great for stability. and the president has a history of stumbling. >> he suffers from sensory paris

here's laura. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> laura: good evening, everyone. i'm laura ingraham.is "the ingraham angle." thank you for joining us. tonight the bodies of two men have been recovered by divers below the collapsed francis scott key bridge in baltimore. they were found inside a red pickup truck about 25 feet under water. also recovered the cargo ship's black box and that may contain key details about how that cargo ship crashed into the bridge early yesterday morning. we're expecting a news conference by the ntsb at the bottom of the hour with all the latest details. but, first, the conformity at this cult, that's the focus of tonight's angle. now, liberals claim to cherish diversity. they pretend to hold it sacrosanct. they worship at its altar. >> newsroom diversity, you know, is so important. >> our leaders and the way they lead a newsroom that backs facts, reporting and diversity. >> laura: give me time and -- so predictable, racial, ethnic gender diversity is what they're all talking about but really that's a lie as well. what they are really protecting is group

and you should care about that. >> laura: you bet. >> you should care about that. >> laura: kevin patrioticnk you, great to see you. you won't believe whom the left is blaming for the invasion we saw at the border yesterday. i'll explain it, next. ♪ which may point to dry eye disease. millions of americans were estimated to have it. they've tried artificial tears again and again, but the relief is temporary. xiidra can provide lasting relief. xiidra treats the signs and symptoms of dry eye disease. don't use if you're allergic to xiidra. common side effects include eye irritation, discomfort or blurred vision when applied to the eye, and unusual taste sensation. doctor: why wait? ask your eye doctor about a 90-day prescription for xiidra today. ah mornings! cough? congestion? i'm feeling better. all in one and done with new mucinex kickstart. headache? better now. new mucinex kickstart gives all-in-one and done relief with a morning jolt of instant cooling sensation. it's comeback season. here's why you should switch fo to duckduckgo on all your devie duckduckgo comes with a built-n engine

. >> laura: i'm laura ingraham. this is "the ingraham angle" from washington tonight. while the presidential nominating contests are wrapped up. voters are still going to the polls in key states like florlt and arizona to make their voices heard. we are going to bring you the results of those races at the bottom of the screen throughout the hour. meanwhile, all eyes are on ohio's g.o.p. senate primary where polls are closing in about 30 minutes or so. trump endorsed frontrunner bernie moreno trying to hold his lead so he can take on democrat senator sherrod brown in november and possibly change the balance of power in the u.s. senate. we're going to bring you all those details as we get them. but, first. ready, set, don't fire. that's the focus of tonight's angle. thanks to house republicans and gold star families who refuse to take silence for an answer, former biden officials were forced to sit and answer questions today on that disastrous afghanistan withdrawal. now, without naming names. the generals denied they were at fault. >> n. if there was culpability in this

. ♪ ♪ >> laura: good evening, everyone. i'm laura ingraham.s is "the ingraham angle" from washington tonight. lawfare loses again. that's the focus of tonight's angle. ♪ >> laura: for years, they led themselves, their viewers, and all those suffering from tds, trump derangement syndrome, down the garden path. now, once they branded january 6th as insurrection. they believed they were off to the races. so it was multiple attacks against trump using the insurrection as a foundation. that would result in him losing or, in the colorado case, they thought he would never be on the ballot at all. >> he basically incited a violent insurrection of the united states capitol. >> donald trump incited this insurrection. he wanted did to happen. he wanted the electoral count to stop. >> we should read the constitution as it is written. instead, he should be removed from office trump for the 14th amendment. >> laura: today, their faces told the story. they will look like they had lost their best friends. and they sounded defeated. >> another body is -- i gue

. >> find it at wal-mart or these retailers♪ ♪ >> laura: good evening, everyone, i am laura ingraham this is "the ingraham angle" back in washington tonight. trump psalms, biden bumps. ti went back to read the expers were saying in the weeks andli months after the 2020 election and political headline blared, "the day that trump broke the g.o.p." it predicted a reckoning overim trump-is impurity he finished "the new york times" triumphantly. but surely expienc all of those experienced beltway pendants got it right though. speak with thee demise of trumt and there will be a demise.en >> the trial alone even without a conviction will be enough toth en pd donald trump's political career. >> he has very serious and with president trump yo liku have toe statements like that because he will change his mind and he wile still be here in two years. >> laura: last night after trump won every super tuesday primary except for the state of vermont, they couldn't get their minds wrapped around at all. >> it doesn't matter. this is trump's party almost like a cold. >> it is eight cultlike following

so move on. >> laura: yeah. to white house aides, axios is reporting that president biden doesn't even speak frequently with barack obama but behind closed doors, he does talk about him a lot. and while obama may have moved out of the white house, he is apparently living rent-free in joe biden's head. obama would be jealous, biden sometimes says, when speaking about a perceived accomplishment and at times biden's competitiveness with obama has affected how he governs. biden was adamant about withdrawing troops from afghanistan in 2021 in part because he felt vindicated that obama should have followed his own advice in 2009 to largely withdraw them then. of course chaos ensued. 13 american marines dead and service personnel because of joe biden's decision to craft policy based old grudges and the open wounds of a scorned exbff. the white house denies this reporting. if biden apparently stews over his old pal's obama's content to keep his distance and let his old staff run the white house while he stays busy with

laura: good evening. i'm laura barron-lopez. john yang is away.ht, on the eve of ramadan, the muslim holy month of fasting, hundreds of thousands of gazans are on the brink of famine, according to u.n. officials. gazans scrambled for food, air-dropped by the u.s. and jordan today, while hundreds of miles north, a ship loaded with 200 metric tons of food is set to sail from the island of cyprus. the voyage will test a new maritime corridor for aid, and should reach gaza in the next few days. meanwhile, attacks continued both inside gaza, and in the wider region. israel destroyed a large residential tower in rafah it says was being used by hamas, displang hundreds of palestinian civilians. and, the u.s. military and coalition partners downed dozens of drones launched by houthi rebels in yemen that threatened u.s. destroyers and a cargo ship in the red sea and gulf of aden, the largest houthi attack in months. president biden signed six spending bills into law today that will fund less than half of the federal government through the fall. it averts t

. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> laura: good evening, everyone i am laura ingraham an. "the ingraham angle" from washington tonight pure♪ lawfare loses again tonight and that is the focus of tonight's a "angle." for years they leathosd themsel, their viewers and all those suffering from tds, front duriny syndrome down the garden path.ai once they bring to january 6 as an insurrection, they believe they were off to the races here and so it was multiple attacks against trump using insurrection as a foundation that result in him losing her in the colorado case, they thought he would never be on the ballot at all. >> he basically incited an insurrection at then. united states capitol. donald trump inside of this insurrection. he wanted it ttorao happen.e he wanted to stop. >> you should read the constitution as it is writtenp o but instead he should be removed from office, trump with a 14th amendment. >> lauraey: today, the faces told the story. they look like they had lost hef best friends. and they sounded defeated. y >> their body i guess it's thn same but if that doesn'

is. >> laura: yeah.that president trump was not going to support tiktok banning tiktok after a big donor who invested in bytedance, big investor in bytedance had given a donation to president trump. that upset a lot of conservatives and, you know, including your truly. quickly, congresswoman, on that. >> well, look, i don't know. i know that trump tried to do it when he was in office. he had problems with tiktok. let's look at joe biden who actually downloads tiktok when there is a federal ban, you know, because it's a national security issue. i mean, that was terrible message to be sending all across america. >> laura: trump shouldn't do that everybody knows trump, the idea -- anyway, congresswoman, thank you. up next, everything is racist, even the outdoors? even the outdoors? stay with us. ♪ how could you? and leaves your system fast. by the time you wake up, you're ready to take on the day. try it and feel the difference. mucinex nightshift, it's comeback season. the earnhardt family has always trust

act now and save anaheim takes the show >> laura: hello, everyone i am laura ingraham and this is "thengraham angle" fro m watching to him. thank you for joining usank .e this could be the night thatarty both joe biden and donald trump clicks their party's nominationt here at the polls in georgiae no closed moments ago. mississippi closed at the bottom of the hour.waii we will not hear about washington state or hawaii until later tonight, but we will bring you all those results as they trickle in.up but first, the collapse of the here thatn cover up is the focus of tonight's "angle" special counsel robertfe hur's special report painted a portrait of mentally confused and forgetful joe biden are democrats cried foul at the. time. s flatly wrong. it is inappropriate. it is gratuitous appearance because of gratuitous, inaccurate, and inappropriate. >> gratuitous inaccuracy of the president. >> i talked to president biden regularly and it has been as good as it has for years. >> laura: we urge the doj toterv release the entire transcript of biden's five h interfere withly special counsel's

here is laura. ♪ >> laura: hi, everyone, i'm laura ingraham.his the ingraham angle from washington tonight. as always, thanks for being with us. apology to a killer. that's the focus of tonight's angle. ♪ >> now, once in a while, biden lets his old self-slip out and he says something that he would say when he and his party used to actually be a little bit sensible lincoln riley an innocent young woman who was killed by an illegal, that's right. but how many thousands of people being killed by illegals? >> laura: the upset in his party and the press was immediate. and it wasn't about the poor young woman murdered by a man biden's people let into the country but it was about the nomenclature that biden used. >> he probably should have used different word and i think he would know that. >> i don't believe that's the language that i believe he believes in his heart about immigrant people who find their way to this country to find a better live for themselves. >> using illegal. that shows generational difference between most -- joe biden, his age an

mollie greg:, jimmy carter here is laura. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> laura: hi i'm everyone i'mht laur.a and him and thishe ingraham angle" from washington tonight. to a always, thank you for being with us. apology to a killer pier that is the focus of tonight's "angle."s now, once in a while biden lets his old self slip out and he says something he would say when his party used to be a little bit sensible. >> laken riley, an innocentom young woman who waans killed bye illegal. that is right. about how many of thousands of people have been killed by illegals? speak up at the upset and his party and the press was immediate. it wasn't about the poor young woman murdered by people in the country, but it was about the kaletra that he used. >> he probably should have usede ta different word. >> i don't think that is the language but i believe he believes in his heart about immigrant people who find their way to this countriny to make a better life with themselves.. >> using the word illegal, that shows a generational differencem between joe biden, his age, and a lot of people in the room.n' >> he should have

>> i did not, no, laura. >> laura: you didn't? okay. was thinking you want to relax, live tuition hit. at that point, dr. siegel, 25% higher likelihood. higher risk of strokes. but ashley's point, not bad one, right? it's correlation not causation. but there are a lot of other psychological disorders that have been documented, harvard researchers, international researchers. but the reflexive defenses it's not as bad as alcohol, dr. siegel. >> first of all, i'm not going to let her off the hook on the heart. there has been multiple studies in the past that have shown toxicity of marijuana on the heart. we are talking about tar, we are talking about carbon monoxide, we are talking about thc itself, which increases heart rate and she knows this. and it increases stress on the heart. this study looked at 430,000 people, laura, and you could say it's observational but it follows several studies in 21 out of baltimore that was not observational. this drug is toxic to the heart, period. even if you took out the thc part. we know tar is toxic t

>> laura: that's hilarious. cnn was so excited about today they invested in a few lawn chairs for their guests outside the lower manhattan courthouse. they thought it was going to be a different outcome. and the trump real estate graphics were still a favorite go to. >> 175 is a lot more doable than more than half a billion dollars with interest piling up daily. >> he probably does have this 175. this is, you know, a big break for him it. could have been much, much worse. more than 500 million it. could have been resulted in him having to sell assets. >> laura: true but the leading legal minds in the house of representatives insist the ends justify the means. >> i actually think that there is risk in not seizes these assets and the open window that exists in him trying to secure these funds through other means. we have seen a lot of interesting transactions happening with truth social and other means and there is very real risk of political corruption. >> laura: she figured out that ricco thing yet? all right. a

we can tell you about that but in the meantime search andn, t rescue continues, laura. >> laura: kevine watersre there are frigid, as you said, h in the 40s.as i'i know there is conversation i terrible tragic as this is, how long someoney of can survive ini spirit are youal hearing any stomach anything with positive news all these hours later? >> nothing in that respect.ak i'm trying tero be as hopeful, d you heard lawmakers today saying as much. they are defiant in their belief that, listen, anything can happen here. but to b aree completely candidi have covered many stories likein this where you are talking extremely cold temperatures ine the water. itle would be incredible if anyl were able to survive that,gh laura. >> laura: kevin, thank you st.o much.s why trust matters? that is the focus of tonight's "angle." >> everything so far indicateslv this is an accident. at this time we have no otherrei indication or intentional activity. >> the preliminary investigation points to anedib accident. we haven't seen any credible evidence of a terrorist attack. >> laura: has kevin chose to re

this wasn't a loss for president trump. >> laura: no.st hilarious to watch, especially nonlawyers, obviously we're all lawyers. but, it's not that complicated, really, when you boil it down to the facts. i just want to play one soundbite for you, jim, because this made me scream laughing. this was the media in mourning when they realized that some of the charges against trump were dropped in that georgia case. and then it ultimately kind of is foreboding for the future of fani willis. watch. >> i just wonder if he would go there. if he would dismiss charges if is he planning to throw out the case or remove it from fani willis to try to look on the bright side in many ways this potentially could streamline the case. having this conversation against the back drop of her potential gawnks. this could be, you know, sort of death by a thousand cuts. >> laura: jim, they are just trying to find any like little thread to kind of try to give some credibility, which is obviously a disaster of a case that was brought by ms. willis and her paramour.

laura: good evening, i'm laura barron-lopez. john yang is away. today, talks aimed at securing a six-week ceasefire in gaza remain stalled, as efforts to increase aid deliveries by sea moved ahead at a crawling pace. a u.s. army ship full of equipment to build a temporary pier off gaza's coast for delivering aid is enroute to the mediterranean. construction of the pier is expected to take weeks. another ship full of aid is still waiting in cyprus. as the civilian death toll in gaza climbs, president biden stepped up his public criticism of israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu in an interview on msnbc. pres. biden: he must pay more attention to the innocent lives being lost as a consequence of the actions taken. he's hurting -- in my view, he's hurting israel more than helping israel by making the rest of the world -- it's contrary to what israel stands for. laura: biden also said an israeli military operation into the southern city of rafah would cross a "red line", but add that the u.s. would continue sending weapons shipments to israel. ala

. >> laura: good evening, everyone. i'm laura ingraham. this is the ingraham angle and thanks as always for being with us tonight. forcing fani's hand. that's the focus of tonight's angle. today fani willis lost her special prosecutor, her credibility and any hope for a political future. and democrats dream of drowning donald trump in a flood of legal cases is not working out like they had hoped. and now they are the ones caught in the undertow. >> the technical win for fulton county district attorney fani willis massive indictment on her behavior. >> it is a slap to the head to the prosecutor but not a fatal knockdown punch. >> it's highly unlikely this will start before the election. this really did help the trump team not only in terms of delaying it but also in undermining the credibility of the overall justice system and the prosecutions against trump. >> laura: judge scott mcafee didn't take the entire load off fani. he didn't flat out disqualify her from the election interference case but the ruling handed down today was filled with

the first to vanish is laura smither, just 12 years old. what was laura like? >> oh, she was a joy. she was so sweet and so caring. and so loyal, fiercely loyal to all her girlfriends. >> she was one of my best friends. we spent a lot of time together. >> everybody loved laura. she was just one of those people. i always say she was touched by light. because everybody loved her. >> she was the friend that would come over to your house and make you look bad because she would help put away the dishes after dinner. >> and laura wasn't perfect. she was a normal kid, but she was very smart, wickedly smart. she could have done anything. >> she would have turned 13. she'd been counting down the days for 87 days. >> about to become a teenager. >> she was so excited to become a teenager. >> in 1997, friendswood was just a very quiet small town. so we're about halfway between the city of houston and galveston. >> in '97, we had been voted one of the top ten safest cities in america. >> laura lived near the creek, and their house was kind of magical. because i would go there, and they would alw

laura, right now it is not leerc where p. diddy is tonight. whereabouts but tmuts z have trd private jack in the caribbean tonight, though unclear if he is actually on thh plane here it back to you. >> laura: bill, thank you so much. >> everyone is fair game. the easiest -- >> laura: life and biden's america is not dangerous enough, the white house is moving up timeline to relocate grizzlylint bear locations to rule part of washington state purebred.d locals are not thrilled. >> i know one thing, there is danger. i mean, we will live right heren >> when we bring back the salmon, that is the time that we can look at those other building blocks of that ecosystem. speak with the biggest fear is you were kids or some of your e infamily gets mauled or, god forbid, killed by grizzly. >> laura: seeks to establish a population of 200 grizzly bears in the coming decades and why? releasing the apex predator int the region will improve social tolerance of thee of species sas the biden administration.a a cow producer in washingtongton state and a member o

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katie: i am getting at laura bush had a style, and analyze ea modern first lady speeches, laura bushcating that very, it came across as invested and relateds to her administration, but not intrinsically linked, not overtly political. it was more through the lens of a mother and wife and supporter of her husband w■. caredbout these issues, not as a senior advisor with her own extensive track record understanding the political implications around everything that happened. ch was very much through the lens of a supporting le, which does not make it any less effective, but it is a different approach. peter:■ a more traditional approach, yes? katie: i think you could say at for sure, yes. ■.■@even someone like eleanor roosevelt wasd have her own pres conferences and independent travel schedule f but she very , even she would say that is my husband's domain when asked about or foreign policy. at laura bush kind of adopted that model, even more adna that. peter: here is laura bush 2005 at the white house correspondents association dinner. >> again. dinners for years. [laughter] and just qui

laura: former l.a.r and republican front-runner steve garvey leans on sports metaphors while claiming moderate conservative principles. but the first-time candidate offers few specifics or a concrete policy platform, saying he's just trying to listen right now. >> we're in a time where people are very angry with the issues. they're angry about homelessness. they're angry about crime. they're angry about the economy. and they're angry about the border. and that creates an environment where an outsider with commonsense solutions like steve garvey can be heard and be an effective candidate. laura: keith curry, the former republican mayor of newport beach, is backing garvey. keith curry: there's no doubt that it's difficult for a republican running statewide in california. laura: curry says star power can elevate california republicans, like it did for ronald reagan and arnold schwarzenegger. but curry never supported donald trump. and garvey won't say who he's backing for president this year. steve garvey

at laura bush kind of adopted that traditional than that. peter: here is laura bush in 2005 at the white house correspondents association dinner. >> not that old joke. not again. i have been attending these dinners for years. [laughter] d just quietly sitting there. i say. george always says he is delighted to come to these press dinners. baloney. [laughter] [applause] he is usually in bed by now. i'm t kidding. [laughter] i said to him the other day, george, if you really want to security in the world, you are going to have to stay up later -- and security -- tyranny in the world, you are going to have to stay up later. peter: taking over her husband's speech was a big hit in washingte: a big hit because laura bush is actually smart and very funny and very quick andof everything else, her public persona was very is my husband's domain and that is mine. to haveis very dry, pragmatic, texan sense of humor, i also write in the book that bush advisors would te me she was there to remind george bush of who he was and where he came and you can he

laura: why?am really tired of the democratic policies. >> but if voters pick a democrat and republican, november will be almost certainly sewn up for the democrat that makes it through. for the pbs newshour, i'm laura barron-lopez. amna: and we'll have more live coverage of super tuesday online and later tonight beginning at 11:00 p.m. eastern, right here on pbs. ♪ geoff: in the day's other headlines, ukraine claimed it sank a russian warship, the third in recent weeks, with a high-tech sea drone. kyiv's military intelligence agency said it happened in the kerch strait -- linking russia to the crimean peninsula. ukrainian video purportedly showed an explosion tearing into a russian patrol ship. the vessel was part of russian defenses against drone attacks. the international criminal court issued arrest warrants for two top russian commanders today for their actions in ukraine. the warrants charge sergei kobylash and viktor sokolov with directing attacks on electric power sites, and with crimes ag

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laura is from here.even though i can reach her, i have no power i haver these pl so i can't knock her out. so stay here until she feelse ex the next opportunityit. >> then she pushes off. tha and the best part is that exit is on her timing. i can't control that. so it's going to catch me off guard. of course, there's wil also the possibility that during the scuffle, we fall to the ground, which is worstg thlcalld scenario. >> right? and if i land in the top position, this is called the mount. thhy this is so bad is she can't reach me, laura. but i can reach her. i can strikei her. is >> i can strangle her.bu and if she's bumping ofg pushing up, she's burnin energy in the process, exhausting all her resources without any effective escape. we don't want that. so check this out instead. as soon as i ste p water, shehe does. does want to beautiful. and now distraction strikes. she's got to do it again because it was too fast. eve is back down. this is called the mou mount lauren. >> the technique to trap and

esident laura his most valuable asset.er many talents at the r.":n.c. working for us. she has laid out her optimistic vision for this organization to raise money and make s we spend it to get out the vote and secure our elections. we have a long road ahead, not just for the future of our party but for the future of our country. and laura is the right person for the job. for laura, the goal for everyone in this room, america's history, joe biden. in she ow need to save our country, keep the house, win the senate, and pleased to mom e our mexico chair of the r.n.c., lara trump. >> thank you, glenn, thank you, david. the nomination for lara trump for co-chairman of the republic national committee has been moved and seconded. since there are nother nominations that qualify under rule 5-b, nominations are now closed. we will now move to a vote.zá e election of lara trump as co-chairman of the republic national committee. all those in favor signify by saying aye. although opposeed, please say no. the ayes havected as co-chairmae

laura trump is the embodiment of this truth.act that passion, integrity, and a deep-seated love for one's country can indeed pave the way for transformative leadershias we saw in president trump in 2016. i would not let anybody define the republican national committee as an embattled party. we are an empowered party. dedication to the principles of conservativism is our greatest strength. in the face of challenge, in the d together, unwavering in our commitment to the ideals that have made america great. in nominating laura trump for co-chair, i'm nominating a leader who is ready to stand at the forefront of this battle. fellow republicans, the time is now. let us stand together and be united in our purpose and steadfast in our resolve to support laura trump for republican national committee co-chair. together we will forge ahead, championing the america first agenda and securing a brighter, more prosperous future for our party and our country. great again. may god continue to bless our country, our leaders, our members, and pre

at laura bush kind of adopted that model, even more traditional than that.t the white house correspondents association dinner. >> not that old joke. not again. is. [laughter] and just quietly sitting have ao say. george always says he is delighted to come to these press dinners. baloney. [laughter] [applause] is usually in bed by now. i'm not kidding. [laughter] you really want to end security in the wldyou are going to have to stay up later -- and security -- tyranny in the world, you are going to have to stay up later. peter: husband's speech was a big hit in washington. katie: a big hit because laura bush funny and very quick and on top of everything else, was very mus my hndto have her sort of show s very dry, pragmatic,g texan sene of humor, i also write in the book that bush advisors would tell me she was there to he wasd where he came from. and you can hear and see that in the c-span did a series called first ladies and we sat down with laura bush for an extended interview. here is what she had to say about how she viewed her role as first lady. we ha

laura, i want to talk— bill. this isn't tokenism. laura, i want to talk about _ bill. to talk about the legend . bill. this isn't tokenism. laura, i| want to talk about the legend slot because there is another female act hotly anticipated there as well, isn�*t there? hotly anticipated there as well, isn't there?— hotly anticipated there as well, isn't there? , , ,, ., ., ., isn't there? yes, it is shania twain this ear. isn't there? yes, it is shania twain this year- it _ isn't there? yes, it is shania twain this year- it is _ isn't there? yes, it is shania twain this year. it is interesting - this year. it is interesting considering her as a legend because she still_ considering her as a legend because she still feels very active and i sometimes think of the legends slot as more _ sometimes think of the legends slot as more of— sometimes think of the legends slot as more of a heritage thing but she has undeniably had a massive few years. _ has undeniably had a massive few years. she — has undeniably had a massive few years, she played with harry styles ithihk— years,

and laura is the right person for the job. for laura, there is only one goal and it should be the goal for everyone in this room, defeating the worst president in america's history, joe biden. she knows that we need to save our country, keep the house, win the senate, and re-elect donald trump. so i'm pleased to mom the nate our mexico chair of the r.n.c., lara trump. >> thank you, glenn, thank you, david. the nomination for lara trump for co-chairman of the republic national committee has been moved and seconded. since there are no other nominations that qualify under rule 5-b, nominations are now closed. we will now move to a vote. the question is on the election of lara trump as co-chairman of the republic national committee. all those in favor signify by saying aye. although opposeed, please say no. the ayes have it and lara trump is elected as co-chairman of the republic national committee. madam co-chair, congratulations. i'd like to invite you to the podium to make a few remarks. lara: this is an exciting day in houston

hello, laura. and hello, henry. hi, henry. hi. so last night, i was at my friend tom's birthday party, and he's a very good amateur poet, and he did a lovely poem saying thank you to everyone who'd come to the party. happy birthday, tom. but he's also a big newscast fan and an even biggerfan of sunday with laura kuenssberg. even happier birthday. so i thought, why not combine all those things together and do a poem about this week's sunday with laura kuenssberg? oh, my god. here we go. are you ready? eat your heart out front row. white howard's double barrelled chef on sunday with laura kay. politicians exaggerations going to get slayed. but first, this breaking news, a picture of recovering kate. but with all the twitter gossip, did it come too late? rachel reeves bets all on economic growth. vicky atkins asked why nhs productivity sloweth, but waits this weekend episode has no pad, fear not newscasters you can always call up add. i think that's extremely good, tom. and we all say one and all newscasters, happy birthday, tom. i w

in 2014, laura marriedsinessman, eric.and in 2017, she began her most important role, as a mother to son luke and daughter carolina. presently and for many years republics and conservatives have been in a battle for our nation. while many people would shy away from the fight laura has consistently been at the forefront, exhibiting the needed fortitude, champagning the service message is so often ignored by democrat politics and the bias media, disconnected from the hard-working americans, laura trump keanly represents the spirit and the unwavering committee that defines the america first conservative movement. as a devoted wife, loving mother and proud american patriot, laura has command of the core values of our party and she's not afraid to express them. her dedication to our good it is the convincing example of leadership already in action. in a world where qualifications are often measured but titles and years of experience, we're reminded of a powerful truth. god does not call the qualified he qualifies the called. la

haslinda: so how are you position, laura?ura: one of the tradespeople like, the bond curve in the u.s., these trades people have been running for quite some time. you might've thought there would be more vindication last week after chairman powell's press conference in terms of that tolerance, but with that longer run. rising slightly, it was within expectations. clearly it is a set up that makes sense in terms of rate cuts coming sooner than the inflation numbers are allowing. certainly the risk in the longer run, the market could be allowed to run a little more hot and obviously we would be upgrading growth and inflation forecasts. the one thing we worry about is the fact that these trades that people had on for some time, we haven't seen a lot of new money put toward that trade in the last week, quits -- which suggests that conviction is lower than you might've expected after that press conference. we think the positions do make sense over the longer run, but here and now, the market is a little bit unsure. what we've seen

laura trott would become britain's most successful female olympian.ympic titles. now she says she's crossed the line for the final time. so, i have decided that i'm going to retire from professional cycling. i know — big, eh? i always knew deep down that i would know when was the right time. and you're never going to have a perfect time to do it. but i can sit here today and say now is the right time for me. at the last olympics, kenny found a way to do it all. she'd given birth to albie in 2017, and yet came back to ride in tokyo and won gold in the madison. since then, she's faced personal trauma, speaking openly about miscarriage and an ectopic pregnancy. last year, the kennys had their second son, monty, and the balance laura struck between elite sport and motherhood has changed. just the sacrifices of leaving your children and your family at home is really quite big. and the more people asked me what races was i doing, what training camps was i going on, i didn't want to go, ultimately. and i think that's what it came down to. and then once i sai