. ♪ ♪ >> laura: good evening. i'm la laura ingraham.s is the ingraham angle from washington tonight. nothing says vigor like octogenarian president ready to throw down. we have details on the biden interview gone horribly awry. attorney general garland defends the left's lawfare on capital hill. the twisted sound. and that tonight is this cop or is he a bulldozer? [siren] >> laura: an oklahoma police officer seemingly defying the laws of if i sicks to catch a fleeing subject. tonight jimmy failla has the details on this viral video and more. first, biden's border head fake, that's the focus of tonight's angle. ♪ now, this is joe biden's border legacy in three names. the first one, david antonio calderon, an illegal alien who was freed from prison in el salvador and soon after crossed into the united states. is he now accused of murdering a woman in west virginia. by the way, the victim's body was burned. almost beyond recognition. weeks before that calling doron allegedly attacked two homeless people with a baseball bat. he has an exten

i'm laura >> laura: i'm laura meier and this is "the ingraham angle" from washington tonight. ready to throw down. we have details on the biden interview gone horribly awry and defending law fare against trump. and tonight, is this cop or is he a pull dozer? hmm. r? [siren] >> l an oklahoma police officer defying laws of physics to catch a fleeing suspect. tonight jimmy failla has details on the video and more. biden's border head fake, focus of tonight's angle. this is joe biden's border legacy in three names. david calderon, illegal freed from el salvador and crossed into the united states, now accused of murdering a woman in west virginia. the victim's body was burned almost beyond recognition. he allegedly attacked two homeless mpel with a baseball bat. he has a criminal history in his home country. and marvin perez lopez came from guatemala and has immigration court date in 2027, he grabbed an 11-year-old girl off the street and forced her into his van where he raped her and do not forget about jose antonio ibarra, who attacked and raped laken riley. he pleaded not guilty

the stage, which so many here have had to do. ♪ ♪ >> laura: that tap >> laura: that tape on the grounde we had during covid. we were there for the 75th anniversary of the d-day landing and i interviewed president trump after whirlwind visit to london. before he would speech in normandy, he hit the right notes. they battled, not for control and domination, for democracy and self-rule, they were sustained by confidence america can do anything because we are a noble nation with a virtuous people praying to a righteous god. >> laura: the man was then and is now, a juggernaut. even if you don't agree with trump's policies, you cannot deny, even five years later, he has the energy of a man far younger. when president trump regularly had meetings into the night and on weekends, in stark contrast to biden's schedule. he is well known for calling it a day before midday. >> peter: white house told us not to expect to see him. >> calling an early lid. >> the white house called a lid, you will not see him until later today. >> laura: the press remained in complicit silence, refusing to ask questio

>> yeah, laura. da hawk was choppier than the actual surf on d-day and there were almost as many bombs. >> the cliffs and mines planted on the beach by field marshall rommel. sergeant leonard -- sergeant leonard lomo. that's what the rangers porked up -- at point da hawk did. as hard it is. how many ways we were asked to walk away. how many instincts to walk away. the most natural instincts is to walk away. >> raymond: walking away is a natural instinct, laura until biden tries to do it. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> raymond: laura, why does he never know which way to go? do i go left? do i go right? you know when john kerry is staring at you with just a look of shock. something is very wrong. >> he looked like he was melting out there, john kerry. is he melting? oh my goodness. >> it was hot on that beach. biden held a press avail with ukrainian president zelenskyy and his note cards took center stage. >> you know, as i said yesterday, the ukrainian people have been incredibly brave, never given up, never stain, never -

. >> laura: good evening, i'm laura laura, "the ingraham angle." the bidens have been able to escape legal accountability for sleazy, corrupt conduct. today their luck ran out. he was found guilty on three charges he faced in the federal gun trial. the angle long maintained while not insignificant, this open and shut case is lease serious of all biden schemes exposed by investigators and receiptors. given we know he was often a drug addled mess who frequented with prostitutes, we ask again, what expertise did he have when china decides to pay him tens of millions of dollars and why have the bidens lied about joe's involvement. they are one of the richest families in politics and no one has explained what hunter, jim or the other bidens did to get paid other than showcasing their connection to the big guy. new speaker: he got 40 million from jim biden, which was 10% ironically, for the big guys of the fees and $200,000 linked from flun pedalling scheme from americorp health. we found a quarter million dollars that joe biden got. new speaker: that is

>> good evening, laura.e, tennessee outlet store actually tried to keep a group of alleged burglars locked inside of a store until police arrived. i said tried. this actually all happened saturday afternoon when a group of four alleged burglars made their way inside of a perfume mania store. now, workers luckily ran out of the store once they saw the crooks and then managed to lock both the front and back doors. >> these robbers are stuck inside the store. they are stuck. they are really dumb, dumb robbers right here. >> hole in the wall. >> >> oh, but metro nashville police arrived about 30 minutes later. unfortunately by the time they got there witnesses say the suspects had broken through the back door and escaped the store. now, this is a statement from the nashville metro ph.d. they said in part, quote: south precinct detectives are continuing to investigate saturday afternoon's attempted shoplifting at perfume mania. the tang gear outlets. they go on to say the suspects were able to leave through the b

still there.t. >> laura: j.d. hung around.ously, this issue of how republicans responde mead ie campaign, inflation come up border, number one issue number two issue, high cost of living. but this low-fare thing is an interesting one because it is a> rank of unfairness and doesn't follow any common sense. >> american see through this as a political persecution of trying to lock up president trump for the rest of his life to try to bankrupt the president trump and his family. and we have seen some of theseon tactics where in some statesal, the democrats are trying to remove donald trumerp name from the ballot altogether. so where there is any discussio whatsoever about attacks on democracy, i don't think the left is able to lecture anymore about january 6th or otherwise as if they knoe w how this monopoly on this conversation. you have proven that everything you are saying donald trump will do at his next term, you are actively doing right now. and the republican concealed through it. >> laura: jamie i want to pick through eyeh

. >> laura: good evening, i'm laura, this is "the ingraham angle". thank you for joining us tonight. biden doj want to throw a doctor in prison for exposing tr transgender surgery on minors. he's here for an exclusives interview. >> laura: dr. anthony fauci is back. >> have you thought about running for president? >> no. >> laura: is a member of the squad a spiritual healer? >> i hand began to move and lumps that were there were no longer there. >> laura: first, they are coming for america. that is focus of tonight's angle. now neil diamond's song "america" from 1980 was a tribute to the immigration story. the refrain we remember is on the boats and on the planes, they are coming to america. it is powerful. it is more like they are coming for america. not just migrants, politicians who wave them in. back in 2015, trump knew what was happening. >> the u.s. has become a dumping ground for everybody else's problems. when mexico sends it's people, they are not sending their best, they are sending people with lots of problems and bringing problems with us

. ♪ [cheers and applause] >> laura: i'm laura ingraham, this is the ingraham angle from washington tonightthanks, as always, for spending time with us. the disinformation democrats. that's the focus of tonight's angle. it was only a few weeks ago that we told you that the democrats were very worried. the new york times published a piece quoting various democrat officials who were concerned but had hoped that a conviction of trump would improve biden's chances of winning. well, trump was convicted and this is what happened. it did not move the needle. really not at all. and now, top party leaders are again sounding the alarm, this from axios today. senior democrats including some of president biden's aides are increasingly dubious about his theory for victory in november which relies on voter concerns about january 6th, political violence, democracy and donald trump's character. well, of course they're right to be concerned. this is all failing. the top concerns of voters remain the economy, border, inflation, the cost of everything. and biden has made it all worse. everything they try for

by laura garcia: hello, and thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia. the disappearance of a young eight-month pregnant wife named laci peterson was a mystery back in december of 2022. laci's body along with her unborn son found washed ashore along the san francisco bay. her husband, scott peterson, was the main suspect. he was arrested and faced a trial that captivated the nation. he was found guilty and sentenced to death. but now more than 20 years after his conviction, the case has been challenged by his lawyers. and now there's a new push for scott peterson to get a new trial and we're here to get you all caught up. joining us are attorneys, paula canny and dean johnson. they've tracked this case since it started and we'll be going over what is next. also our nbc bay area reporter jody hernandez joins us. she interviewed scott peterson back when it all began. we're going to take a look back with her in just a bit. but first, let's get up to date on the trial and where everything stands. digital journalist, jonathan bloom lays it all out for us. jon

. ♪ ♪ >> laura: good evening everyone i'm laura incorporate gram this is "the ingraham angle" from washingtonight. as always, thanks so much for joining us. now, desperate to stop the maga express, the biden campaign has tried out more slogans than leo decaprio has tried out 22-year-olds. >> we are going to build back better. we have to. we must. we will. because that's who we are. >> [inaudible] much fun of bidenomics anymore. they are thinking maybe it works to build from the middle out and the bottom up. >> january 6th happened. when he unleashed an insurrection. now he is running again and he is clearly unhinged. >> let me tell you about this ultra maga agenda. it's extreme as most maga things are. >> laura: okay. is any of that landing? well, while the national head-to-head polls are tightening a bit. historically, this is some of the best swing state polling that donald trump has ever seen. he is leading in five key battleground states, even in the allusive pennsylvania. and, whoa, check out biden's al approval ratings in some of these states. 36% in arizona. 35% in georgia. 39% in mich

and that is that i love >> laura: i'm laura ingraham, and this is "the ingraham angle" from washington tonight. thank you for joining us as always. biden gets lost on the world stage. there he goes again. from hamas radicals on the move. [chanting] >> laura: well they are terrorizing people and many of them keep hiding their faces. is it time for a national mass band and the last target families? why they say being pro family was hitler's idea appeared a new document so biden repeatedly watch his shepard plus the age of trump. that is the focus of tonight's "angle." as usual, the experts got spectacularly wrong. >> his support is collapsing the way we saw nixon support collapse in a matter of days. pumpers are running off of the ship like rex. >> this week has finished him as a serious political factor. >> electrified the american public. >> evinces erecting a blue wall. >> there is a belief among some within the republican party, trump will save his own weight. the indictment will bring him down. >> laura: then came warnings about how trump was alienating all the hold out moderates. >

laura. >> laura: thank you.ning me missouri senator eric eric schmitt, thank you for being with us tonight. jill biden in court for jury selection. you could argue that is pretty powerful message from the white house to potential jurors or just a concerned mom? >> what is important to remember about this case, laura, before it gets memory hold, department of justice wanted to give him a sweetheart deal. a judge started asking questions about pretrial agreement that would have allowed him to plea, deferred prosecution deal on the gun charge, take away the irs charge and any other federal crimes brought by the united states. they were willing to give him a free pass on everything, including influence pedalling by foreign government. that got unwound by this judge. as former prosecutor, attorney general of missouri, gun charges are usually slam dunk cases. federal government wanted to get rid of all this stuff and combine that with what happened to president trump, two tiers of justice. one for chief political riva

laura? >> laura: pretty quick. missouri senator eric schmitt.u for being with us tonight. jill biden was in court for jury selection. i guess you could argue that's a pretty, you know, powerful message from the white house. to potential jurors or maybe just a concerned mom. >> well, i think what's important to remember about this case, laura, before it gets memory hold, is that the department of justice wanted to give him a sweetheart deal. it wasn't until the judge started asking some tough questions about what was not even a plea agreement but a secret pre-trial diversion agreement that would have not only allowed him to plead -- not even have to plead. he was going to get a deferred prosecution charge on the gun charge. take away the irs charge on the plea deal. and any other federal crimes that might be brought by the united states. so they were willing to give him a free pass on everything, including the influence peddling by foreign governments. but that got unwound by this judge. and so, look, as a former prosecutor here, as the attorney

charlie, her heavily awesome guy, benson davis oi eye eye eye >> laura: good evening, i'm laura meier, like this. >> trump and his allies are also threatening to carry out mass deportations, u.s. migrant detention camps, people who have been here for ten, 12, 13, 14 years. never broken the law have contributed have contributed to this are helping keeping family businesses family restaurants, hardware stores open mass deportation internment camps. >> some of what mr. trump talks about could be illegal. well, now the number of illegals here is probably closer to about 25 million. and the pro-amnesty lines don't anymore. there were close to 9 million illegals crossing, including gateways under biden alone. now, this is an attack in and of itself on american sovereignty. it's a slow 62% said they favor a new national deportation program to remove all illegals living in the united states. now the demographic breakdown supporting deportation is interesting, as well. 67% of white americans, 53% of hispanics and 47% of blacks. americans see what is inflicted on their community is not difficul

pj was there when craig fell in love with laura. >> laura is compassionate and also really intelligent. she majored in physics. >> is for the kids, they were smart like their parents, hard- working, articulate but while they thrived, family life took a toll on craig and laura's marriage. laura had been on bed rest for some of her pregnancies and money was tight. >> it circles back to financial hardships. >> it's understandable with seven children, bills, these are real-life problems. >> craig and laura separated in 2014 and craig took a hard. >> he said in an email to me it looks like i'm getting divorced because i don't think i can talk about it without crying. >> pj said he wasn't surprised to see the marriage dissolve. >> there were a lot of positives that came out of the relationship but also negatives. >> the oldest son was away at maritime college when his parents split. >> i asked if he would be okay in his thought was i'm going to be okay because i have you but i'm more concerned about him and making sure my siblings are okay. >> he decided to put family first and help out his

laura: good evening i'm laura jones, host of new jersey politics with laura jones. this debate is presented by the new jersey globe, on new jersey and rider university. our panelists are david wildstein and joey fox of the new jersey globe. conducted a virtual coin toss. the winner was the mayor. over to you. mayor bhalla: i cannot hear a thing. laura: mayor, can you hear us? we will work on the audio issue and let the opening statement now go to congressman menendez. can you hear me? rep. menendez: i can. laura: the floor is yours. you have 90 seconds. rep. menendez: i have the distinct honor of representing new jersey's eighth congressional district. two years ago i raised my hand to represent this place and go to washington and fight for you every day and that is what i have done. i'm standing up to mag extremists, fighting for a woman's right to choose, access to contraception no matter where you live, fighting to end the gun violence that has existed in our schools. i am standing up for our immigrant community. over 40% of the people who live here were born out

. ♪ >> laura: good evening, everyone. i'm laura ingraham.his is "the ingraham angle" from washington tonight. as always, thank you for joining us. streets across america are turning into scenes from the fast and furious. [squealing tires] [gears shifting] >> laura: plus, a.g. garland willing to go to jail to prevent americans from knowing just how senile joe biden is. and an angle fact-check on biden's latest inflation lies. but, first, another 9/11? that's the focus of tonight's angle. you wouldn't think president or cabinet would ever forget hijackers? and they were here right under our noses, taking flying lessons, lax visa policies. national complacency and of course the rest is a tragic history. we let our guard down and it triggered the longest war in american history prejtedding america first was never this administration's priority. their sole priority was and is to facilitate a mass influx of individuals from around the world into our own america in order to change america. and if border patrol by the way tries to stop migrants from

. ♪ ♪ >> laura: good evening, everyone. i'm laura ingraham.s is "the ingraham angle" from washington. and, tonight, where is the white house interpreter when we need one? >> mr. president, will the lack of -- mr. president -- will the lack of a war cabinet -- [shouting] [inaudible] >> laura: just trying to get to bingo. a detroit pastor thanks president trump for doing what obama and biden never did. >> president obama never came to the hood, so to speak, right? president joe biden he went to the big naacp dinner but he never came to the hood. so, thank you. >> laura: that pastor is here with us tonight. plus, what the heck has happened to the west coast? >> [gunfire] [shouting] [bleep] >> laura: but, first, more migrants, more democrats. that's the focus of tonight's angle. for decades the pro-immigration neams crowd refused to debate the toll that illegal immigration had taken on the country and, instead, they counter with points like. this trump and his allies are also threatening to carry out mass deportations use migrant detention camps.

. ♪ ♪ >> laura: good evening, everyone i'm laura ingraham this is "the ingraham angle" from washingtonanks for joining us tonight as always. the biden doj wants to throw a doctor in prison for exposing transgender surgeries on minors and he is here in exclusive interview. plus, like a covid infection after your third booster, fauci is back. >> have you thought about running for president? >> no. [laughter] >> no interest whatsoever? >> laura: and is a member of the squad also a spiritual healer? >> my hands began to move and and the lumps that were there were no longer there. >> laura: but, first, they are coming for america. that's the focus of tonight's angle. >> laura: now, neil diamond's song "america" from 1980 was attribute to the immigration story of our country. his grandparents came from poland and russia. now, the refrain we all remember is on the vo boats and on the planes they are coming to america. powerful. but today it's more like they're coming for america. and i'm not just talking about the migrants but the politicians who wave them in. now, back in 2015, trump knew wh

. >> laura: i'm laura perkins, this is "the ingraham angle" from washington tonight. thanks for joining us. biden on the cliff is the focus of tonight's angle. it was a beautiful, somber setting in france to commemo commemorate 80th anniversary of d d-day today. the biden team hoped remarks would resonate with voters back home, showcasing him as a reagan-esque figure. the speech they wrote for him merely demonstrated how muddeled, unserious and unrea unrealistic he is. they think they can convince us that russia and ukraine pose the same existential threat to the west as germany did in 1944. pre-k we will not walk away. if we do, ukraine will be subgaited. ukraine's neighbors and all of europe will be threatened. in their hour of trial, allied forces of d-day did their duty. the question for us, in our hour of trial, will we do ours? >> laura: this is ridiculous, european nations are so unconcerned about the russian threat that to do this many of them are not meeting their own targets, decided in 2014 to spend 2% of gdp on defense. biden's speech comes across as irres

i think one of the ways, laura, we make this stop. of the things that the state ag in missouri was doing suing ibm. we need to make these folks feel more that i know and lawsuits to feel pressure campaign. the only way you end this weeks virus in america is financial and legal pain to make the woke mads in stop. >> laura: it costs them too much. horace and ned, thank you so much. >> exactly. >> laura: liberals shall not lose it over the 10 commandments. but they are. we'll explain. ♪ there's news, and there's good news. like thousands of patients receiving free life changing surgeries, from volunteer doctors and nurses on hospital ships. all made possible by donations. we love good news. when did i call leaffilter? when i saw my gutters overflowing onto my porch. leaffilter is a permanent gutter solution, so, you never have to worry about costly damage from clogged gutters again. it's the easiest call you can make. call 833.leaf.filter today, or visit leaffilter.com. ah, these bills are crazy. she has no idea she's sitting on a goldmi

. ♪ >> laura: good evening, everyone. i'm laura ingraham.his is the ingraham angle from washington tonight. as always, thank you for joining us. protesters with privilege. that's the focus of tonight's angle. ♪ >> laura: yep. they want to destroy our his history. [shouting] [chanting free, free palestine] [shouting] >> statue across from the statue in lafayette park. commander in the french army helped america during the revolutionary war. that's what happens in hamas sim sympathizer take over the park. thousands showed up to protest. question i had all week whereby was law enforcement? well, there was this poor guy. [chanting] >> pig, oink oink. [shouting] who you serve and who do you protect? [bleep] >> laura: assaulted. and when police tried step in one time, this happened. [chanting] >> laura: the park police, the d.c. metro police and secret service all knew that this protest was happening weeks ago. so it's unclear why statues weren't protected. given what happened to the same park in the same park on memorial day 2020. we were there.

. >> their focus only on fox news channel♪ ♪ingr >> laura: good evening, everyone i'm laura ingrahammmand this is "the ingraham angle" from washing tonight.us thank you for joining us. protesters with voyages thean focus of tonight's "angle." they want to destroy our his history. [screaming] [screaming] >> laura: it is a disgrace, that is the statue across from the white house in the lafayette park. was a commander in the french army who helped america during the revolutionary war. that is what happens when radical leftism and sympathizers take over the ark. thousand showed up towedo prote. the question i had all week, where as law enforcement? there was this poor guy. [chanting]d st >> laura: assaulted up youappe would when the police tried to step in the one time, this happened. [chanting] >> laura: the park place, the d.c. metro police, secret service knew this testst was happening weeks ago, so it is unclear why the statutes weren't protected, given what w happened to the sameer park in e same park memorial day 2020. we cri were there. now, we have no my criminals onu video assaul

[cheers] >> laura: that is terrifying.w stephen miller former senior adviser to president trump. founder of america first legal. steven, now, imagine if there were any slightly leaning right people who did anything like this under any circumstances in the streets of america what they would be doing. but these people can put on masks, or, you know, some type of head scarf or head gear and conceal their identities, and everyone is like oh, isn't this all wonderful? what's happening here? >> well, joe biden has unleashed a wave of political violence all across this country in our college campuses, and in our blue cities. he has condoned it through inaction. in other words, to deliberate failure by the department of justice to enforce federal law, joe biden has sent the message that he approves of this political violence, this anti-jewish, anti-american, anti-christian intimidation. and by also giving aid and comfort and support to both iran and hamas, he is further sending a message that america supports the behavior and cond

it's unbelievable, laura. to me, no surprise that trump is leading in that metric because people want this country to work again. they want the border to be safe. they want to be able to go outside and not be shot at. they want to be able to afford their gas. you want democracy in the country needs to work and trump will make it work. >> laura: now, i thought also hilarious, i left something off the list. it's abortion. it's democracy. and, of course, it's, you know, jailing trump. that's their strategy. but after the conviction of trump on that bogus charge in new york. we compared 538, the polling data from them last thursday when trump was convicted to today, and it shows virtually no change in national polling. so, 61%, i guess in one of the surveys says it doesn't affect them at all and, of course, that's reflected in this poll. >> >> yeah, of course it is. i mean, what do the american people want? especially, laura, voters out there, working people, try to provide for their families. you know what? they

." ♪ >> laura: good evening, everyone, i'm laura ingraham.his is "the ingraham angle" from washington. my angle, you don't want to miss it in moments. but, first, for years the bidens have been able to escape any legal accountability for their sleazy corrupt conduct. but, today, their luck ran out, at least hunter's did. when he was found guilty on all three charges that he faced in his federal gun trial. now, of course, the angle has long maintained that while not insignificant, this open and shut case is probably the least serious of all the biden schemes exposed by congressional investigators and a few indust industrious reporters. now, given that we know that he was often a drug-addled mess, who frequented with prostitutes. what exact expertise did he have when foreign entitsz including china decided to pay him tens of millions of dollars? and why have the bidens repeatedly lied about joey's involvement? the bidens have become one of the richest families in the history of american politics and to this moment no one has ever been able to e

i need to tell laura.ver to the church office and sat there and told her the truth, which still wasn't the whole truth. and that was the day it started to kind of unravel. >> byron: do you remember what you said to her? >> i said, "i've been unfaithful, and it's going to come out. i'm sorry." this sounds -- the tears in that moment were the most painful thing in my -- in my memory. you know, but nobody deserves that, you know. so i -- i'm, you know, forever sad about that. >> byron: i'm struck by how when you said it to her, you gave her the sanitized description of it. >> yep, yeah. well, when you are lying and you get caught, your first instinct is, how much do i need to tell to make this work? >> byron: coming up, you've heard carl's story. now the scandal from his wife, laura's, point of view. >> that was probably like, what the -- like, i couldn't take any more. >> byron: the surprising reason she says she stayed, despite deep betrayal and heartbreak. how powerful is that, that someone you wounded cou

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. ♪ ♪ >> laura: good evening, everyone. laura ingraham this is "the ingraham angle" from washington tonight. my angle in moments. first, donald trump speaking to you a sold out crowd at his big 78th birthday bash in west palm beach. >> i wanted to thank larry snowden. you same him is he great -- is he not a good singer but a good. >> is he not a great singer. do we agree? snowden and linda stock for their outstanding work. [cheers] >> incredible people. along with senator marco rubio thank you very much, mr. senator. thank you. >> cory mills. thank you, corey. these are great people. mike waltz. thank you, mike. dr. ronny jackson, he was my doctor in the white house. he said i was the most healthy person he has ever seen. thank you very much dr. ronny. he was a great doctor. and now a great congressman. nancy mace. nancy, thank you. she won a big race. she just won a big race by a lot. brian mast, a very good friend of mine. [applause] >> phenomenal guy, more courage than all of us. and, gus, bill araucous. gus, thank you v

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laura: zero in georgia.and democratic election officials who administer elections and who oversee them. is this disinformation directly impacting them? david: yes. their jobs are much harder now. they are having to face disinformation all the time. they are getting it in your offices, they are getting it at election meetings that are public. they are getting it through public records requests. they are requesting duplicate of things that are sucking up their bandwidth. i have heard from republican election officials that they are getting it in their communities. when they go to the grocery store or their children's school or even places of worship, people are accusing them of being engaged in a massive conspiracy with millions of people to overturn the will of the voters. laura: what are the two big disinformation waves you think are coming? david: those waves are really divided by the close of the polls on election night we are going to see a wave before then it tries to influence voters and make them think

he said the wealth word a lot, laura.the things that is on my list of why this is a topsy—turvy election. so you've got the tories chucking out lots and lots and lots and lots of policies in the way that opposition parties often do and saying, it'll all be paid for by tax avoidance, which is something that opposition parties often also do. then you've got the labour party... or clamping down on tax avoidance, not doing it. laughter. freudian slip. that really would be a different story! "we're going to pay for the health service by avoiding tax." be quite refreshing. well spotted. get more money, probably. yes, and this sort of topsy—turvy election when you've had it's the tories with this longer and longer kind of shopping list of asks paid for by clamping down on tax avoidance. and you've got labour saying, oh yes, wealth creation is at the top of our list. and that is kind of topsy—turvy, right? and you've got labour saying we are steady as she goes, which again is the kind of thing that you would expect an opposition,

our white house correspondent laura barron-lopez has more.l pennsylvania, the "newshour" met up with gop voters ready to make a point about the direction of their party. their focus? the race for the 10th congressional district. in an election year, it is not unusual for a group of local republicans to meet up. but these republicans are meeting to help elect a democrat. >> we can't lose our ability to be outraged. we need to be outraged. laura: craig snyder, a republican political organizer in pennsylvania, is gathering other like-minded conservatives. they are fed up with the 2020 election conspiracies and unwavering loyalty to donald trump that have become defining features of their party. to counter the former president they are focusing their sites down ballot. the target? six term pennsylvania congressman scott perry, a faithful trump ally who spread lies that the 2020 election was stolen. >> how can he say that the lawful due process conviction of donald trump was worse for american democracy than the violent mob that stormed our capita

laura: in the u.s., the racial wealth gap is stark.e brookings institute, the median wealth for a white household is $188,200, nearly eight times more than the average black household, which is just over $24,000. and experts predict that without improved financial literacy, that gap will only grow. we spoke with black americans about the obstacles they faced on their journey to financial success. charles: my name is charles winfrey. i'm a freshman business finance major here at morehouse college. capricia: my name is capricia sampson. i'm from paterson, new jersey. i'm 27 years old and i started my career as a business consultant in tech. alyssa: my name is alyssa cabezas. i am originally from vicksburg, mississippi. i am 23 years old, and i currently work at jp morgan doing commercial banking. capricia: i grew up in a two parent household with four siblings, and was introduced to money in a way where my parents really wanted to instill the importance of financial literacy and also just education and hard work. so my dad, at some point

>> laura. >> jimmy: laura, yeah, okay. >> spanish. >> jimmy: laura from texas.. [ laughter ] nice to meet you, yeah. from new york, brooklyn. it's summertime. what is -- what's the best vacation you've ever been on? >> right now? >> jimmy: yeah. >> new york! >> jimmy: right now, is the best. >> yes. >> jimmy: in new york is the best vacation. that's what i'm talking about. [ cheers and applause ] new york is the best. >> it is. >> jimmy: do you remember ever going on a vacation that was bad, and you go, like, "oh, i'm not having a good time?" >> yes. one time -- [ laughter ] sorry. >> jimmy: no, tell me. i got time. >> yes, yes. [ laughter ] one time -- >> jimmy: uh-huh, yeah, yeah, yeah. >> -- i went on a road trip with no air in the car, and it was from texas to florida. miami, down. >> jimmy: oh my gosh. >> yeah. >> jimmy: was there anyone in the car? >> yeah, it was my whole family. >> jimmy: oh, no! [ audience ohs ] oh my god, do you speak to them anymore? no, no, no, good. >> i have to. >> jimmy: no, of course. they're family. guys, we have laura. [ light

azing, >> the turnout was amazing, laura. you know, we. originally triedd up to raise $5 million for president trump and we ended up raising 12 million. e hae a hundred. lik people there. every seat was taken. we literally couldn't fit one more person in the house completely sold out. and by the way, those protesters who were outsid.eoplw those were actually pro-trump demonstrators. there were hundreds of peoplhode who turned out along the motorcade for trump to basicallallyy wave signs in favr of him. the number of people who actually wer oe protesting against trump there was maybe, you know, a couple of dozends o versus hundreds of people who are pro-trump. so even out on the streets was a tremendous enthusiasm gap. and if that's what's happening in liberaltrasm gap. san franci, what does that tell you about what's happening throughout the country? >> now, what is silicorossn valw and a couple of these guys i know we're from silicon valley. what do they hope for e for their support? honestly, it's not that transactional or, there is, it'

and laura come as a republican. — temperament. and laura come as a republican. do — temperament.republican, do you _ temperament. and laura come as a republican, do you think— temperament. and laura come as a republican, do you think the - temperament. and laura come as a republican, do you think the trumpj republican, do you think the trump team will actually want to joe republican, do you think the trump team will actually want tojoe biden to stay if team will actually want to joe biden to stay if they see team will actually want tojoe biden to stay if they see him as a potentially easier challenge rather than any more youthful candidate that might suddenly be brought in? that seems to be much harder, that is more _ that seems to be much harder, that is more of— that seems to be much harder, that is more of a — that seems to be much harder, that is more of a parlor game been an actuai— is more of a parlor game been an actual reality and i know that that will continue to be in the conversation over the coming days as a result— conversation over the coming days as a result of— co

laura _ good to see you. now it is time for newscast. laura and _ good to see you.s, a misleading number has been put out into the public domain and it needs to be corrected. i'm going to write to the office for national statistics immediately. yes. and then maybe they'll write a quite wussy letter back because they didn't want to rock the boat too much. anyway, that's a discussion for another day. anyway, we're going to do episodes of newscast live on radio four on saturday mornings for the duration of the election campaign. and i made this big announcement about it yesterday on newscast, on our podcast episode on bbc sounds. but i got the time wrong. oh, for goodness' sake. and i got the time wrong in the worst possible way, because it was in a way i'd miss it and be late because it's actually at 1030 this saturday. normally for like the rest of the campaign, it's going to be 11am on radio for ourfirst inaugural premier episode is at 1030. so turn your radio dials to radio four at 1029. i'm very glad that you corrected that because hopefully it means that i won't

well, actually, laura, the proceedings just ended not too long ago here. we're outside the federal courthouse here in san francisco. so the three motions for appeal have now all been submitted. we actually just saw family members of elizabeth holmes, her mother, her father and her partner just leave the federal courthouse here. moments ago, as well as lawyers for either side. but it was several hours of going back and forth between lawyers for elizabeth holmes, for sunny balwani making the case that both deserve a new trial. they were challenging evidence and arguments from the original trial in 2022. the central argument for elizabeth holmes was whether or not she knowingly misrepresented the public and investors with theranos technology. her lawyer, making the point that the verdict was closed. the jury found elizabeth holmes guilty on four counts, dismissed three others, and then remained hung on several other counts. now, lawyers for sunny balwani also made their case around ten this morning, saying that there were inconsistencies in how the jury decid

she talked to laura bush about when laura bush came into office and and laura bush continued to support it and expanded it with the preserve america initiative. these two programs ran in tandem save america's treasures still exists. and i'd love to invite you all to if you haven't already seen wonderful temporary exhibit. right now which is all about it's called be our guest and it's all about state visits how the president and the first lady really take a deep interest in those visits because they helped set the table for for diplomacy. right and they take such care in designing each visit to make it special for for that leader and one of the things that secretary did or then first lady hillary clinton which was perceived as a little controversial. she first got there was to bring in chef at the white house right there was a french chef and all state dinners and formal affairs were served with a french service where they go around and everybody sort of awkwardly has to try to grab the tongs and get your get your item your beef and and she really wanted again as said to showcase the bes

i don't accept that, laura. i think education — don't accept that, laura.e of the most powerful— education is one of the most powerful things any government can do to transform people's lives and during _ do to transform people's lives and during those 14 years, thanks to the reforms _ during those 14 years, thanks to the reforms of— during those 14 years, thanks to the reforms of the conservative government, our schoolchildren are now government, our schoolchildren are how the _ government, our schoolchildren are now the best readers in the western world _ now the best readers in the western world and _ now the best readers in the western world and nine out of ten schools are outstanding and that was a huge improvement on what we inherited and all of those _ improvement on what we inherited and all of those reforms were opposed by the labour— all of those reforms were opposed by the labour party. it all of those reforms were opposed by the labour party-— the labour party. it was also questioned _ the labour party. it was also questioned on _ the labour par

he has also been speaking to laura.— on energy companies. he has also been speaking to laura.king to laura. in 2021 and used it for a referendum _ been speaking to laura. in 2021 and used it for a referendum on - been speaking to laura. in 2021 and used it for a referendum on welsh l used it for a referendum on welsh independence but know you only offering our referendum. um? independence but know you only offering our referendum.- offering our referendum. why is that? it has _ offering our referendum. why is that? it has been _ offering our referendum. why is that? it has been my _ offering our referendum. why is that? it has been my firm - offering our referendum. why is that? it has been my firm beliefj offering our referendum. why is - that? it has been my firm belief my entire life that exists... listening to brian cox will obviously see the world in the same way. i am not an isolationist in any way. i see welsh independence as part of the redesigning of the uk, where as independent nations that would work closely together. but this isn't about independence, this is getti

. >> i'm now joined by cnn political analyst seung min kim and laura barron-lopez. all right, so we just heard from from steve their five days out from debate night. laura trump has said, he's decided, even if they don't know it yet how critical is this pick two potentially gain support that he might not have at this point? >> i don't think ultimately that we are going to see that much shift from voters based on who he picks as vice president. previously, it did help him when he picks mike pence. it was meant to rally evangelicals around him, which he didn't have as much support amongst

laura jarrett joins us live now on set. so laura, you're getting details about the meeting with the former president? >> yes, tom. typically this type of interview is done in person. but this one was done virtually with mr. trump accompanied by his attorney. a source familiar with the matter describing it as brief, lasting less than 30 minutes. now, the former president was convicted last month of falsifying his business records to cover up a hush money payment to an adult film star. he now faces four years in prison or just probation. typically, someone would be asked about finances, family and other factors that might support a lighter sentence. that all goes in a report. just one piece of what the judge will