you don't get that with a fake tree, laura ingraham. the serpent stays on.branch and rewind at home and watch later. real trees carry allergies. dog lover, do you want to take fido to the emergency room bee choking on a pine shack? those that follow from the tree, fake trees don't do that. >> laura: i like to say the wordshat shatt. p thisin is once a year you get to say that.e would asyo true! >> make your case for the real trees. >> laura: they have noav natural smell. they are just there are. we have enough things that are sterile and fake in society. yoe u need the real life of christmas spirit to the life of life of the and the treeviro. your trees are not environmental at all. they are mad e in china, 90% of them. when i am finished with my treen nico and dema drag it to the- curbdo. he will wrap it up. do you put a hefty bag over and e itthrow it in the attic? >> i put it back in the box. my question for you kind shatts for your dogs. and most importantly, here is the killer, laura ingraham, just listen to me.ve i what trees do you have in your house

fourth mention. >> it will hurt your animals, and most importantly, here's the key question, laura ingrahamt trees do you have in your house? be honest. what trees are in the household right now, tell me? the world wants to know. >> laura: i'm not -- >> this is a court of law. what tree -- for years you had a real tree. what's there right now, spill it? i want to know. >> laura: i have a few not real trees, but -- >> artificial -- i won after all these years, laura ingraham. thank you so much. >> laura: no, i'm still a real - >> i want to be the star atop this year. >> laura: i'm for the real trees but i don't want the pine shats to go eaten. no wonder i don't dog passed away, ate the pine shats. >> jesse: welcome to "jesse watters primetime." tonight. >> people look at the performance of

and we should give of ourselves, laura ingraham. >> laura: and get raymond's book.lose friend and now you are making me rethink it. but it may involve canines on each sock. we got to go. >> carley: today the biden administration will brief hous

what trees are in the laura ingraham house and the o world wants to know. this is a court of law! for years,wh you had a real tray but what is there right now? spell it, i want to know. >> laura: i have a few notraha real trees, but -- >> artificial tree after all ofn these years. >> laura: no, t to bi m still f real trees but i don't want thep pine shafts to be eaten by my dogs. no >> todd: the government shutdown deadline approaching and president biden says do not support the deal this week. a shutdown is more likely than not. china is on pace to have one thousand active warheads by 2030. the supreme court will hear arguments to determine if the u.s. will be able to ban tiktok over ties to ccp. armed services, cory mills weighs in on the china threat coming up. who is the best golfer in the trump's family? the donald trump's granddaughter has a hilarious response. i'm todd piro. carley shimkus has the day off. start with brooke singman with more on the shutdown deadline approaching. >> brooke: 1500 spending page bill tomorrow is effectively dead on arrival. president trump and

. >> it will hurt your animals, and most importantly, here's the key question, laura ingraham. just listen to me, what trees do you have in your house? be honest. what trees are in the household right now, tell me? the world wants to know. >> laura: i'm not -- >> this is a court of law. what tree -- for years you had a real tree. what's there right now, spill it? i want to know. >> laura: i have a few not real trees, but -- >> artificial -- i won after all these years, laura ingraham. thank you so much. >> laura: no, i'm still a real - >> i want to be the star atop this year. >> laura: i'm for the real trees but i don't want the pine shats to go eaten. no wonder i don't dog passed away, ate the pine shats. >> jesse: welcome to "jesse watters primetime." tonight. >> people look at the performance of congress and say why give them media. >> what about the media? >> we're not paid public money. >> we're not. >> but half of the listeners are not there, you're getting the same paycheque? >> jesse: congress on a spending spree right before christmas. >> this is a (bleep) sandwich. i d

imagine being such a liar that you get fact-checked by laura ingraham.like -- [ laughter ] getting fashion advice from kevin smith. and -- [ laughter ] i love you dude. you know i love you. you look like an 8-year-old with a court date. [ laughter ] and i love you. a new book by legendary journalist bob woodward claims that former president trump has called russian president vladimir putin as many as seven times since leaving the white house. that's how you know they're tight. adult men never call each other. [ laughter ] i haven't called my best friend seven times total. [ light laughter ] in a new interview, former first lady melania trump said that former president trump has known about her position on abortion rights since the day they met. which is great. but maybe work on your small talk. [ laughter ] "i think this first date's going great. anything else?" [ laughter ] a sixth senior member of new york mayor eric adams' administration has resigned. okay, who is even left at this point? at this rate, his communications director is just gonna be a ti

and we should give of ourselves, laura ingraham. >> laura: and get raymond's book. i bought socks for a very, very close friend and now you are making me rethink it. but it may involve canines on each sock. we got to go. >> carley: today the biden administration will brief house intelligence committee on the mysterious drone sightings as president trump calls out the white house handling of the situation. >> the government knows what is happening, where it came from and where it know went and they don't want to comment. >> todd: and impacting foreign policy with the president-elect looking to super charge the american economy. >> carley: and the judge is in trump's new york trial choosing to prolong the case. you are watching "fox and friends first" on tuesday morning, i'm carley shimkus. >> todd: i'm todd piro. brooke singman has more on the judge's decision. >> brooke: president trump and his team in july requested to have his guilty verdict overturned citing presidents have immunity. judge merchan says the conduct receives no immunity protection. stephen chung te

ingraham angle is coming up now. ♪ >> laura: good evening, everyone. >> i'm laura ingraham this is "thengraham angle" from washington tonight. as always, thank you very much for spending time with us. my angle in moments. first, the ivy league grad accused of murdering united healthcare ceo brian thompson shouted and actually wrestled with police today as he was led into court. [shouting? >> [the intelligence of the american people. >> inside the courtroom, 2 #-year-old luigi mangione in ju3 he may have suffered some sort of back injury. he was posting an x-ray on his social media showing numerous screws being inserted into his spine. some of the writings that he had. he was discussing the difficulty of sustaining that injury. so we are looking into whether or not insurance industry he denied a claim from him. didn't help him out to the fullest extent. >> laura: actually saw the x-ray of his spine with these screws in it. according to the "wall street journal" mangione's family and friends became worried about him after that back surgery he went radio silent. one friend tried to reach h

"the ingraham angle" with laura starts right now. >> laura: good evening. i'm laura ingraham. this is "the ingraham angle" from washington. thank you for spending time with us. privileged and radicalized that's the focus of tonight's angle. >> laura: all right, investigators tell us that they're trying to piece together the chain of events that may have led former high school vac particular torian luigi mangione to become a suspected murderer. his baltimore upbringing was privileged. his family was considered real estate royalty in the city. they were close knit, known for their generous support of causes like saint jude children's research hospital. through their private family foundation which right now has about $4 million. so what went wrong for this young man seemingly liked by all? was it a hideously painful aftermath of his back surgery or was he somehow radicalized to violence on the internet or even by friends? we don't know. his manifesto reportedly said he wasn't working with anyone else. and he railed against the healthcare industry in it and its leaders. he called

at that is it for us tonight and i'm kayleigh mcenany and for laura ingraham. a >> todd: president donald trump making a major speaker endorsement ahead of battle for the gavel. debating which priorities to tackle first. >> ashley: and media never learns, more comments against trump supporters. >> todd: it is new year's eve, as many americans get ready to ring in 2025, time square with chanley painter later on this hour. you're watch ing "fox and friens first" on tuesday morning, final one to 2024. i'm todd piro. >> ashley: i'm ashley strohmier, carley has the day off. let's go to madeleine rivera with more on the speaker vote. >> madeleine: presidency trump supporting mike johnson. he said he will do the right thing and we will continue to win. mike has my complete and total end endorsement. make america great again. here is johnson's reaction. >> i am honored to have president trump's endorsement again, we have big things to do. he recognizes what we need to do is approve and a true maga conservative and someone who can work with our diverse house gop so we c

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i'm laura ingraham. this is "the ingraham angle." thank you as always for joining us.night on capitol hill. the house just passed that continuing resolution was a 3.0 to keep the government funded through march now headed to the senate. the government could still partially shut down at midnight tonight. let's go live to capitol hill where fox news senior correspondent congressional correspondent, of course, chad pergram is standing by. chad, what can you tell us tonight? we are waiting for the senate. the senate is in session now. i'm looking at roll call vote unrelated to this. we expect them to take this up in the next couple of hours. of the question is whether or not they can get this done before midnight or whether or not senators want to slow down the process. take some time have debate and maybe get in some point during the day on saturday and stebleg shut down or maybe wrap this up right around midnight. the house of representatives vote was 366 to 34. there were no democratic nos. and there were 34 republican nos. jazmine. democrat from texas. bill. was 118 pa

. >> "the ingraham angle" is now. ♪ >> laura: good evening, everyone, i'm laura ingraham.his is "the ingraham angle" live from new york. my angle in moments. a manhunt is still underway for the suspect who gunned down united healthcare ceo brian thompson in midtown, manhattan yesterday. but, don't, there are more clues and new evidence. let's go live to the scene where fox news correspondent alexis mcadams is standing by. alexis, what can you tell us? >> hey, laura, so last night when we checked in with you, we kind 9 got of gist from the ground people in new york city. this was a skilled asass continue sin, right? he knew exactly what he was doing and might not have made many mistakes, tonight looks like more of a amateur according to sources on the ground. he left a few key pieces of evidence behind at the scene. some on purpose. he even went and bought a coffee down the road, laura before he gunned down the ceo. he left his d.n.a. there as well. take a look at your screen. you are looking at a picture of this suspect. is he smiling. i don't know about what, as he was ch

"the ingraham angle" is now. ♪ >> laura: good evening, everyone i'm laura ingraham.the ingraham angle" from new york city tonight. trans fanatics, bad day. that's the focus of tonight's angle. as adults, we're supposed to protect children. protect their physical safety and their innocence there are dangerous paths to be avoided and because preteens and teens are not fully matured it's up to adults to guide them. so what happened here? >> what con concerns have you hd about speaking out. >> that i'm going to be like murdered. like one day i am going to be walking down the street and somebody is going to come up and like shoot me or something. >> that's a scary thing to be worrying about at 10 years old. >> yeah. that should not be a worry. >> that is cnn's panel of transgender children. if that doesn't make you want to cry, i don't know what will. this kid is just a pawn in a larger game not just the left. democrats don't care even. they do permanent damage to their minds and bodies only to regret their decision, the kids, and to tragic results. >> these surgeries are

. >> laura: good evening, i'm laura ingraham, this is "the ingraham angle" from washington, thank you for spending time with us. privileged and radicalized is focus of tonight's angle. >> investigators tell us they are trying to piece together the chain of events that may have led former high school valluigi mangione to become a suspected murderer. his baltimore upbringing was privileged, his family considered real estate royalty in the city. they were close-knit, known for generous support of st. jude, through their private family foundation. what went wrong for this smart young you go man who was seemingly liked by all? was it painful aftermath of back surgery or was he radicalized by the internet or friends? we don't know. his manifesto said he wasn't working with anyone and he wills he railed against the healthcare industry and called them parasites and referred to unitedhealthcare by name temperature is worth examining the place he spent six years of his life, the university of pennsylvania. it is part of ivy league, a premiere institution of higher learning in america. as an eng

"the ingraham angle" starts now. ♪ >> laura: good evening, everyone i'm laura ingraham.he ingraham a angle from washington. thank you very much for joining us. young, injuries, and violent. that's the focus of tonight's angle. 15-year-old natalie are up now who went by salesman that, woke up, got dressed and decided to killing a teacher and student and to others are in critical condition. luigi mangione expected of execution style shooting of that united healthcare ceo brian thompson. and, of course, almost every day we hear random, senseless beatings that seem to be all too common when recorded for social media they take over. go viral. thug celebrities, oh, yeah, they are all newly crowned. and they love it. there was a heinous attack by teens on the senior citizen in baltimore this year. warning, this is graphic? a group of suspects captured on camera kicking and punching a 66-year-old. baltimore police say the victim was robbed of his wallet and keys. >> laura: an 18-year-old who befriended and raped and murdered a 13-year-old girl in oregon was just sentenced to "fo

"the ingraham angle" starts now. >> laura: good evening, everyone. >> i'm laura ingraham. this is "the ingraham angle" from washington tonight. okay my voice is a little creaky. it will make it for the hour. a holiday from pessimism, that's the focus of tonight's angle. >> laura: there is nothing like trump in new york. [cheers and applause] [opening bell] [chanting u.s.a.] [chanting u.s.a.] >> laura: trump at the opening of the new york stock exchange. it's just another sign that his victory was the greatest comeback of all time. >> sort of a show of force of american business. >> this is -- i have to tell you, i'm trying to remember when i have seen such an conglomeration of people. >> have never seen. this people by the way all walks of business. it's not financial. brian cornell from target. >> as it's often said the business of america is business. but trump has never been just about helping big companies. he and his team know that small business is the backbone of america. >> nation about investing right now? >> look, i think what we're going to see from president tr

"the ingraham angle" starts now. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> laura: good evening, everyone. i'm laura ingraham.is "the ingraham angle" from washington tonight. trump's early power flex. that's the focus of tonight's angle. >> laura: all right. tonight the trump transition is abuzz with activity. not only has he moved with lightning speed to fill out his cabinet and other senior positions. he is preparing for a triumphant return to europe on saturday for the reopening of notre dame. now remember it was badly damaged by catastrophic fire back in 2019 and many doubted it would ever really be restored. so, it's fitting that macron incited trump to the ceremony because not long ago that's what all the euro and american elites thought about him and the populist movement. that they were damaged beyond repair. >> well, it's a fitting end to an era that has been characterized by lawlessness. >> it may be just the last dying gasp of trumpism. they are dead. they just don't know it politically. >> we have seen time and again, 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020, 2022, voters reject trumpism. >> it never gets old. all

it's because you are training with your sensei every morning which i did with laura ingraham and i stillrove it. >> tyrus: you are delicate. mr. hannity, let me ask you a question. 29 years. >> mr. hannity? you can call me sean. >> tyrus: how crazy will this environment be tonight when president donald trump comes out tonight. [cheers and applause] we have an expression in wrestling. you can cut the electricity with a knife. that will be apropos. >> usa! usa! usa! >> i really shouldn't reveal some of the program but i will. because these are some of my best friends. actually, i get along and love everybody in our network. i've been here 29 years, the most cohesive it's ever been. news, opinion, we all get along and it's a great time. here's how it's going to go down. i will tell you one thing. there is a country music performer writer, superstar lenders very, very identified with donald trump. >> judge jeanine: oh! >> he will be in the house right here tonight. >> judge jeanine: that's fantastic. >> i will just prepare you. tonight you will be on an emotional roller coaster. it's going t

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. ♪ ♪ >> laura: good evening, everyone, i am laura ingraham, and this is "the ingraham angle" live from york. a manhunt for the suspect then down unitedhealthcare ceo brian thompson appeared to bed tonight more clues and more evidence. lets go live to the scene where alexis mcadams is standing by, what can you tell us? >> hey, laura, when we checked in with you we got the gist from the people in new york city this was a skilled assassin and he knew what he was doing might not have made many mistakes. but tonight he looks more like an amateur according to sources on the ground. he left a few key pieces of evidence behind at the scene and some on purpose but bought a copy before he gunned down the ceo so he left his dna. take a look at the picture of the suspect. he is smiling, i don't know about what after checking in on the city's upper side appeared to have the investigators this person of interest bonded. >> narrator: and used a fake i.d. to check and, he forgot to hide his f face. he wrote deny, depose, event on the shell casing and what is at all about? that is similar to a title of

i'm laura ingraham "the ingraham angle" from washington tonight. hope everyone had an amazing thanksgiving. we'll all know that hunter biden did. the gone father. that's the focus of tonight's angle. now, francis ford cope la the godfather one and two are generally considered amongst the best films ever made they politicians and police. >> grateful for done core lone for this meeting. we all know him as man of his word. a modest man. he will always listen to reason. >> he is too modest. he had all the judges and politicians in his pocket. >> the struggles of a wayward son. >> sen send fredo off to do this and this. mickey mouse nightclub. that's not the way i wanted it. i can handle things i'm smart like everybody said. i'm smart and i want respect. >> laura: does that sound familiar? given what we have learned over the years about the long-term corruption and deception of the biden family. the core leones have nothing on them. >> surprised by joe biden's thanksgiving pardon for his son hunter anything i did in this decade. december 2014 to decembe

all right, we stop sweating >> laura: good evening, everyone, i am laura ingraham and this is "the ingraham angle" from washington tonight and thank you for joining as. we have major stories we are following. in new york city, daniel penny has been found not guilty. more on that in moments, but first, we will go live to a presser and, of course go to the murder of the unitedhealthcare ceo, brian thompson. the press ongoing now. and we will go to. >> speaker to the local police here in altoona acted swiftly. i want to say a special thanks to officer tyler fry, the altoona police department. officer fry is about six months into his time serving his fellow people here in pennsylvania and he acted swiftly. he acted with smarts, and he acted with calm. you know, safety of people here in pennsylvania, and he acted swiftly, he acted with smarts, and he acted with calm. you know, safety often turns on the strength of the relationship between the community and law enforcement. we have that strong relationship here in altoona, and it was proven here today. i want to ask all of her fellow pennsylvania

laura ingraham introduced him to the incoming border czar, watch this. >> hold on one moment, the incoming. he's been listening in on the conversation, everything you have been saying. i think he wants one of your hats. can you tell tom directly what you need him to do in chicago. >> please i don't care what brandon johnson tells you, please come clean up chicago, illinois, we need you tom homan. you are doing a better job than the mayor is when it comes to listening to us. >> jesse: from the television production standpoint, that was genius. >> jeanine: apparently the guy with a hat on had just left, laura did a great job of. i have to be quick here but this is your ordinary american saying i'm fed up and i'm tired of paying for these people get them out of here. >> jesse: who was just saying -- i called trump to get on the phone can be can get any cabinet official you want to speak to the people. >> dana: she still said no to an interview but at least i got to talk to him which the access doesn't matter. broken record on this, corroborating with tom homan would be hugely popular amongst

. ♪ >> laura: that evening, everyone at, i am laura ingraham, and this is "the ingraham angle" frofanamew york city to an ipo or joke trans fanatics go to bed to a odor that is the focus of tonight's "angle." as. adults, we are to protect children, protect their physical safety and their innocence. there are dangerous paths to be avoided and preteens and teens especially are not fully mature, it is up t to adults to guid them.s ha so what happened here?>> >> what concerns have you had about speaking out? >> that i will. be murdered, lie onwalke day, i'm going to be wag somedown the street and somebods going to come up and shoot me o something. >> that is a really scary thing to worry about at ten years old. >> yeah, that should not bean worry. >> laura: that is cnn's panel of trans children. with that doesn't want to makest you cry, i don't know what will. this can is a pawn in a larger game, but it is not just the left. democrats don't care about these kids either. soo many dude permanent damage o their minds and body only to regret their decision, the kids and to tragic results. >> th

"the ingraham angle" is coming up. now. ♪ ♪ >> laura: good evening, everyone. i'm laura ingraham.s is "the ingraham angle" from washington. tonight as always, thank you very much for joining us. we have major developments in store as we have been following the new york city daniel penny has been found not guilty. more on that in moments. but, first, we're going to go live to a presser and, of course the murder of the united healthcare ceo brian thompson. the press conference is ongoing now and we are going to go to it. >> to our local police. our local police here in altoona acted swiftly. i want to say a special thanks to officer tyler fry of the altoona police department. officer fry is about six months into his time serving his fellow people here in pennsylvania. he acted swiftly. he acted with smarts, and he acted with calm. you know, safety. [in pennsylvania. he acted swiftly. he acted with smarts, and he acted with calm. you know, safety often turns on the strength of the relationship between the community and law enforcement. we have that strong relationship here in altoona

i'm katie pavlich in for laura ingraham and this is a special edition of "the ingraham angle."e have a big show for you don't. dr. jordan peterson is here. but, first -- trump's historic political comeback was a sigh of relief for most americans. but, as we head into a second term, it's evident democrats are imploding. senator joe manchin, who left the party earlier this year and is leaving the senate is torching them on his way out. >> the d brand has been so maligned from the standpoint of just it's toxic. they have basically expanded upon thinking well we wanted to protect you there. we will tell you how you should live your life from that point on. >> it's not just mansion. other former leaders of the democrat party are sounding the alarm. >> the democratic party has lost its way. it's leaderless proverbial chicken without a head. nobody knows who running the country. biden and harris are in hiding. whoever was running this party that had lost its way, forgot that it was about america first. >> katie: a chicken without its head. hmmm. even a few members of the pundit class

. >> laura: that evening, everyone, i am laura ingraham, and this is "the ingraham angle" from washington tonight. trump's early power flex. that is the focus of "the angle." the trump transition is a buzz not only with lightning speed to fill out his cabinet in senior positions he is preparing for a triumphant return to europe on saturday for the reopening of notre dame. remember it was badly damaged by catastrophic fire back in 2019 and many doubted it could ever really be restored. so it is fitting emmanuel macron invited trump to the ceremony because not that long ago that is what they thought about him and the populist move, damage beyond all repair. >> it is a fitting era characterized by lawlessness. >> it may be the last dying gasp of trumpism. >> they are dead but they don't know politically. we have seen time and again in 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022 they reject trumpism. >> laura: it never gets old. let's never forget the drumbeat to demoralize trump supporters. after the 2020 elections impressive credentials told the world not to worried that trump would eventually fade

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there i am with laura ingraham and kellyanne conway and me, ppambondi. raised an incredible amount of money. leuer simmons raised $5 million. placed rescues with the audience, finding them their if forever homes.looking to adopt d the website is bdrr.org. big dog ranch rescue okeechobee road in west palm beach. >> dana: i'm surprised you didn't come back with a dog >> judge jeanine: i couldn't i have too many. >> harold: deputy sheriff? georgia reunited a little girl. betsy who got picked up at the school trying to find her way home. police escort home and delighted to find her friend in the back of the patrol car. now sitting on her christmas tree in preparation for the big day. you love it when cops always do the right thing. >> jesse: woke up this morning the elfs in the same place i said he is lazy. >> mls final featured two players. sean and dillon starred first back line. mls history. lo2-1 gleangs. got to the finals not before he scored and made it 2-1. last minute two kids in the same town from the same family play in the second best team major l

. ♪ ♪ >> laura: good evening, everyone ago joy laura ingraham, and this is "the ingraham angle" fromhington tonight. thank you for spending time with us. my "angle" and moments but the unitedhealthcare seo with brian thompson, with the man who killed him shouted as he went into court. >> on behalf of the american people... >> laura: inside the courtroom 26-year-old luigi mangione forfeit shackles and handcuffs. he appeared fidgety and his hair was disheveled. when he tried to talk, attorney pointed and warned him not to say a word. he denied failed and fight extradition where he will face murder charges. >> i haven't seen any evidence with the fundamental concept american justice of innocent until proven guilty beyond a reasonable doubt. i have seen zero evidence at this point so i'm not aware. >> the question now for many americans is why did he do it? what turned this kid hotel young man from a privilege very wealthy baltimore into a killer? his three page manifesto is short with content and attack the health care system. according to the associated press i do -- these parasites ha

. >> ♪ ♪ >> laura: a good evening, everyone, i am laura ingraham and this is "the ingraham angle" fromhington to my. i hope you had an amazing thanksgiving. we know that hunter biden to head coach of the gun father, that is the focus of tonight "angle." now the godfather when 1 and 21 of the best films ever made appeared to they chronicled the family in the battle among the mafia clans and the politicians and the police who gave them co. >> you are grateful for calling this meeting. and we know him as a man of his word, a modest man who listen to reason. >> he is too modest. we had all the judges and politicians in his pocket. >> laura: the struggles of a wayward son. >> he will have to do this and he will have to do that! let prato take care of mickey mouse nightclub! i can handle it unlike everybody says. i want respect! >> laura: does that sound familiar? but given what we have learned over the years about the long-term corruption and deception of the biden family, they have nothing on them. exactly no one on earth with a functioning brain should have been surprised by joe biden's t

i'm laura ingraham. thank you for watching. my angle in moments. first, this is a fox news alert.he jury in the daniel penny trial has gone home for the day. and the manslaughter charge has been dismissed after the jury was deadlocked. but the case isn't over. fox news correspondent c.b. cotton is outside the court with all the details. c.b., what can you tell us? daniel penny's fate hangs in limbo until monday when they come back to deliberate criminally negligent homicide a charge that carries the potential of up to four years in prison. jurors came back twice today, deadlocked on the most serious charge, second degree manslaughter. this evening after lots of debate between defense attorneys, prosecutors, and the presiding judge. the judge ultimately made the decision to dismiss that charge. since when deliberations first began on tuesday. jurors have asked to review several pieces of evidence lots of video evidence they have wanted to resee. testimony and they asked the judge to review pars of the law so, jurors are clearly taking this job very, very seriously. we spoke with th

. ♪ ♪ >> laura: good evening,ha everyone, i am laura ingraham, and this is "the ingraham angleh fromhington tonight. okay, my boys is a little creaky up for the hour appeared to an hour from pessimism and that is the focus of tonight's "the angle." there is nothing like trump in new york. [cheers and applause] [bell rings] [cheers and applause] [chanting usa! >> laura: trump at the opening of the new york stock exchange and the greatest comeback of all time. >> sort of a show of force of americanve business. >> i have to tell you i have to try to remember when i have seen conglomeration. >> we have never seen this. >> and these are people walks of business and this is. notften financial. >> laura: as often said the business of america is business s.but trump has never been aboue helping companies. he and his team know small nat business is the backbone of america.t >> and nation about investing right now. >> look, i think we will see from trump mostly on main main street. >> laura: and americans are onboard and 65% have confidence in trump's ability to handle the economy. what does t

. ♪ >> i'm jason chaffetz in for laura ingraham and this is a special edition of the ingraham angle.resident elect trump just told biden what he should be doing about the drones. we'll give you all the details. but first, donald trump is riding high while the democrats are scrambling to make sense of november's election. trump has united the party and the country behind his nominees and his america-first agenda. he's made america respected on the world stage again and he's exciting people about the comma for the first time in more than four years. but the democrats, they're still coming to terms with their loss. and those in the media, well, they're not handling it quite so well. >> i don't know what people were thinking when they voted for him. >> i think they have been misinformed, misled by other networks. people get mad at us they say we're one-sided here. the statistics are here. >> those stats she's holding up well they weren't the gas and grocery prices under biden. and the only news outlets that misled voters were the ones that lied to the voters that joe biden was totally fi

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. >> that's exactly what i said on laura ingraham's show, i was on her show yesterday.the clip to explain to your viewers, legal justification is an absolute defense, molly, to all the charges in this case, both charges. second degree manslaughter and negligent reckless homicide. the first very on the verdict form, what the jury reads and has to answer. first question should be, do you find anonymously that penny was justified in his actions? right? that question has to be answered, and first, first, and if all 12 jurors do not agree on the justification issue casea mistrial is declared. what this judge did wrong is he didn't go back to that jury with a question and say, why have you reached a hung jury here, what is the basis for your hung jury, did you decide on the justification issue, and if that jury came back and answered that question, saying we couldn't decide on justification, that case is tossed and i can't believe a judge in new york city can't do his job and get a simple answer from that jury that would deck dictate the fate of daniel penny. molly: a lot of

i happened to be on laura ingraham and said i have a billion dollars in my pocket.e'll buy it off. we looked the next day and it wasn't there. it was just old stuff was there or maybe some photos that they were kind of masquerading what it was. what happened, bill, is this summer they notified us of on auction. we bought $12 million worth of border wall. they didn't tell us about this auction as we find out. so they moved that wall, started last weekend and that's when it started showing up fox had video of it, photos of it and they were hustling it to arizona to auction off yesterday in the meantime president trump came out and said this could be a criminal act. you better not do it. we sent our people over there with our checkbook and said we'll buy it all if it's good. we think they were trying to sneak 8,000 panels or more under the nose of the american public, under the nose of the states because they didn't notify us of the auction. they hid the photos. president trump caught them. don't mess with trump or texas. no auction yesterday according to the auctionee

i'm laura ingraham. this is "the ingraham angle" from washington tonight.hanks as always for joining us. a real president answers questions. that's the focus of tonight's angle pop quiz how many hour long solo press conferences do you think biden has held in the past year? if you answered zero, you were correct. well, trump's press conference today lasted nearly 70 minutes and started with some great news for america. >> today i am thrilled to announce that softbank will be investing $100 billion in america, creating 100,000 american jobs at a minimum. and is he doing this because he feels very optimistic about our country since the election in historic investment monday mental confidence in america's future. >> laura: after four years of dealing with biden the bumbler in chief, a pro-business america is back. and the japanese ceo laid out all the details. >> this is double of last time because i think spruch a double down president i will have to double down. 100,000 jobs i am truly excited to make this happen. >> laura: i thought trump was going to destro

i'm raymond arroyo for laura ingraham andwant i want to thanb whole team and my album christmas merry and bright will cheer youri th holidays and ric merry making i want to thank lara and everybody for allowing me to sit in the complete jesse watters primetime is next. >> conservatives putting sanctuary cities on notice with possible legal consequences for those who push back on president trump's policies. >> plus one democrat strategist says the party is in the toilet. joe concha will join with us the democrat infighting. >> and our nemesis, the mentalist is back he's going to read our minds as we celebrate christmas eve. >> what is the connection who is this person to you. >> she is one of my best friends from high school. >> what's her birthday. >> march 16th. >> march 16th. >> oh, my gosh. oh, how do you know that? how do you know that? >> i'm not going to be as jolly this year. >> what do you mean? >> i have thought all night about this, how i'm going to trick him this year. >> no. okay. >> i want to win i'm very competitive. >> i didn't know it was a competition. >> it is. comin

number two you can't hold this job down and fill in for laura ingraham and sean hannity work 8 hoursry sunday and over the course of 14 years. no show you kantz do. watch him on the patriot awards. this guy is and i will just say this. the way these detractors are describing him it would be gobble think he would still be survivability. pete is cut out of stone. he is a rock. the guy eats healthier, acts healthier, works harder. literally worked on his ranch. he has a lifestyle that reflects his discipline. a lot of people when you go and do things that are controversial you are going to get a lot of enemies. i'm not saying he walks on water but i'm saying when he goes out in fronts ask him real questions. you want to know what he did in business what he did with his organization? but stay out of the marriages. that has nothing to do with this. and to me -- especially if you are looking back. very few people and those people that we feature on the saints episodes on fox nation. besides them, and martin scorsese talking about them and life after, besides him there is nobody questioning

look at in nearly the same breath, fox's laura ingraham speaks about the 26-year-old unitedhealthcaresubway chokehold death of jordan neely. >> which i was sent in the commercial break earlier. crazy. he's cute, and people celebrating this, this is a sickness, honestly. it's so disappointing, but i guess we shouldn't be surprised. thank you so much. and up next, the other big news out of new york, daniel penny, a lot of people think he's a hero, and tonight, he's not guilty. my take next. >> wow. joining me now is jason johnson, professor of politics and journalism at morgan state university and host of the podcast, a word with jason johnson. >> we just witnessed a murder of irony. that was a murder right there. irony is officially dead under any and all circumstances. we should not be surprised in this country they just re-elected donald trump. >> reality is, if you go back to the trayvon martin case, before that, the justification for lynching around conservatives, whether the conservatives wearing the "d" uniform or the "r" uniform, conservatism has justified violence, january 6th,