billionaire at the barricades, laura ingram. i just want to make this point, idea that republicans have become two in particular, have become his nemesis be they are paul ryan, speaker who is not re-- somewhat more refined in his tactics. and mitch mcconnell. who is becoming brutal. >> he needs to retirement what do you make of them? how desperate is nation to replace them. >> for paul ryan, at least he was able to get obama carry through the house, he is giving a big speech tomorrow, he is working with president on taxes, i don't agree with paul ryan on everything. but he was fed up with senate during obamacare push. mitch mcconnell is another story. he never liked trump. he never was a fan of trump. he did not expect him to win. he was -- he would much rather had a jeb bush in office, and he always looked down on the tweeting. it is like trump is a neofight in politics and mitch mcconnell is the expert. i say that experts could not get the job done on seminole piece of legislation. lou: neither one of them has done a thing. >>

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administrator advisors sebastian gorka and steve bannon, as well as medical commentator laura ingraham -- political commentator lori ingram -- laura ingraham. >> you can use old-fashioned research and truth. [applause] >> great. dr. swain, what time will you be signing books? >> i am not signing books. >> you're not doing books today. and you are not either? >> no. >> in that case, thank you for being here. god bless you all. ♪ >> you can follow me on facebook and twitter. >> that was very powerful. thank you, ladies and gentlemen. before i introduce our next speaker, about 500 of you have the vvs app. this is something we have encouraged you to download. if you have not that it yet, please do. if you have, you can actually rate each presentation. if you go to the app, you can rate them. this is more than we are curious what you think you this helps us evaluate huger speakers. we want to know what is important to you. what you enjoy. this helps us formulate future conferences, when you do that for us. our next speaker is one of those rare individuals. if he was just reading the phone book, it would sound important. [laugh

charlie: a billionaire at the barricades, the populist revolution from reagan to trump , laura ingramyou. laura: thank you. charlie: we'll see you all next time. ♪ who knew that phones would start doing everything? entertaining us, getting us back on track, and finding us dates. phones really have changed. so why hasn't the way we pay for them? introducing xfinity mobile. you only pay for data and can easily switch between pay per gig and unlimited. no one else lets you do that. see how much you can save. choose by the gig or unlimited. xfinity mobile. a new kind of network designed to save you money. call, visit or go to xfinitymobile.com. ♪ alisa: let's start with a check of your first word news. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell says he and president trump "have the same agenda." after a working lunch at the white house, both men agreed to speak to reporters in the rose garden. mcconnell pushed back on the notion he and the president are at odds. president trump will ask u.s. allies to pressure north korea on its nuclear program when he travels to the asia-pacific next month.

chief of staff john kelly speaking out the first time with laura ingram. >> all the activities long beforehey ever met donald trump or had any association with the campaign but the reaction of the administration is what the legal justice system work. everyone is presumed innocent and see what goes. >> man's of afort pleading guilty, his attorney echoed the sentiment at the white house. >> donald trump was correct, there is no evidence mister manaford or the trump campaign colluded with the russian government. >> then came orders from the special counsel, george papadopoulos pleaded guilty earlier this month to charges of lying to the fbi about his communication with someone claiming connections to the russian government. sarah sanders downplaying his volunteer role. >> it was extremely limited, a volunteer position and no activity was ever done in an official capacity on behalf of the campaign. >> donald trump sounding off on twitter calling for an investigation into hillary clinton and the democrats writing sorry but this is years ago before paul's of a man is about aford was part of the

laura ingram is here with reaction. brand-new audio just released. senator bob corker attacking the president to "the new york times." listen to this. >> the volatility is, you know, to anyone who has been around, it's -- sometimes i feel like he's on a reality show. it's like he is just putting on an act. >> sean: we'll have more of that tape and steve bannon is here to react with strong words. two former nfl greats are here for a big debate after another controversial weekend on the nfl football field. the vice president of the united states, mike pence, he left the colts-49ers' game after players continued to disrespect the flag, the anthem, and of course, our military. also tonight, republican house majority whip steve scalise, remember, victim of that shooting, he will respond to the left's call for gun control after the vegas shooting. and tonight, we have two major announcements, big ones, you don't want to miss. but first, tonight's important breaking news opening monologue. this weekend more and more disturbing accusations disturbed about ho

let's bring in laura ingram, host of the upcoming fox news show the ingram angle. laura, congratulations on the show. you have a new book. we have you here to talk about something you love, which is white house communications. what were your thoughts? >> first of all, dana, congratulations to you. i keep thinking you're back in the briefing room. don't you wish you were back there at that podium? >> dana: i do love the white house. i love the presidency. i love the media. i still like reporters. so today i was like, the perfect 20 minutes that we can have. >> i'm watching this and his tone, his approach, his demeanor, it's reassuring. it's direct. when he doesn't know nothing, he says, i'm not really an expert in that, but we have good people. i just adore him. i mean, i like him as a person, but i respect the service of the country, of course. but that 20 minutes is what we need to see more of in washington. i think from all -- from everybody. from all of us. from me, from everybody. >> dana: one thing that's interesting and actually controlling. i want you to list

white house chief of staff john kelly will join laura ingram for the premier of the ingram angle. that is at 10:00 p.m. eastern time and at 11:00 p.m. eastern, shannon greene, from fox news at night. and paxton and utah senator mike lee are on. >> we are looking forward to that tomorrow night on fox news channel. it's been a while since north korea testfired one of their missiles and in fact not since president up about to the united nations to destroy north korea if it attacked. some are asking is the president top talk strategy actually now working with kim jong-un in. plus, that tax reform bill was supposed to be unveiled on wednesday on capitol hill but will there be enough in it to convince publicans who are critical of the bill to vote for it? we will break it all down tonight as you watch fox news channel with the latest coming up. >> the house and took up the senate budget so we could move two weeks faster to get tax moving. we have the criteria and we wanted to be simple and we wanted to be progrowth and we want to help the hard-working americans.ch ♪ ms chewy bites. eric

laura ingram is here with reaction. brand-new audio just released.orker attacking the president to "the new york times." listen to this. >> the volatility is, you know, to anyone who has been

we'll be joined by laura ingram. from 9:00 to noon on fox news radio. lot of great guests lined up and i don't want you to miss a minute. thanks for tuning in. we'll follow this as much as we can. so many questions need to be answered. we'll try to get them all to you. thanks for watching, everybody. >> tucker: good evening and welcome to tucker carlson tonight. a horrific attack in las vegas has become the single deadliest mass shooting in this country's history. more than 500 are injured after a gunman, a retired accountant perched in the mandalay bay window and opened fire on the country music concert. [indistinct]

where a president rallies or tries rally his friends and there's gingrich and hannity and there's laura ingram and others not facing electors but what is not -- what we're not seeing tonight, not taking the courageous route an saying don't fire robert mueller and not either accounted for the president. thises a moment when a lot of people wavering as to what their future looks like. >> joyce vance, a lot of expectations surrounding mike flynn today because he seems to be one of the most easily charged people in this story. and leading up to all of this. what do you suppose is happening on the flynn side of this case? >> right. you have to wonder after today's events whether or not flynn is already cooperating with mueller. many people thought that he would be the subject of today's announced indictments. i thought manafort was more likely because we knew that the fbi had been investigating him prior to the establishment of the special counsel but the fact that flynn was not included in the indictments today leads you to believe that either that will be coming in the near future or that perhaps

i went to and i vent last night laura ingram was speaking, including her new book t. was tear in george w. bush for what he said yesterday and the crowd loved it. so they benefit from it. >> they were yelping around cheering on that war in iraq for w. and cheney, they're all a part of that. how can they skip away from that? they're probably innage large t pribl for trump winning. it's out of bannon's playbook. >> bannon said when he came into donald trump's campaign, look, as long as you play on the identity politics field and you push the democrats into that arena, you will expands your base, keep your base and with inthis election. donald trump has continued to do that when it came to charlottesville, he pushed against the race issue, when it came to the. in and players kneeling against the national anthem, he pushed against that this is a concerted effort to mobilize his base and keep them energize and every day win the news cycle on those terms. >> i think at route 40 the cocktail restaurants on the state roads, they're cheering him on. a second speech on thursday

whether we need it in places geographically or not, that's why it was reported that senators, well, laura ingram's book saying that senators were laughing because they know that you're not going to build a 2,000 mile wall. you're not. there's areas where you don't need it, and where there is wall, fencing, double fencing, places in southern california and arizona, it's successful. so it's just the way trump presents it in a way that makes it so divisive and becomes drink ball. >> alice. >> well, first of all, i never, ever thought for one minute that we would build a wall and mexico would pay for it, take that off the table. i do think there are many components of securing the border and making this country safe that this president and the administration is doing a good job. i do think he's going to try and get the wall built, but it's much more than that, tara hit on a few of these things ending chain migration which is an important part of national security. defunding sanctuary cities which is another priority for this administration. and also, not only just preventing people from coming into th

next laura ingram weighs in on trumps political agenda and relationship with the republican party.at's followed by the latest novel enemy of the state. then audio and radio host explains how the christian monk reshaped religion. after that, jd recalls his childhood in a rust belt town in ohio. a look at the best-selling books according to the conservative book club continues with scalia speaks, a collection of the late supreme court justice speeches, edited by his son and his former law clerk edward. in seventh is another novel, american assassin followed by author and filmmaker critical look at the political left in the big lie. the final two books on the conservative book club bestseller list are bill o'reilly's legends and lies, the civil war, and robert o'neill's account of his 400 mission career as a navy seal in the operator. some of these authors have or will be appearing booktv. you can watch them on our website, but tv.org. >> we are in our 22nd year of the texas book festival. it was founded in 1995 by first lady laura bush and a pretty amazing group of dedicated voluntee

politicians shouldn't be using this massacre for political gains to advance legislation this is laura ingram she's a conservative com commentator and she says all victims bodies still not recovered and hillary clinton joe biden elizabeth warren kick into typical anti-gun stance it's gross she writes the national rifle association they are the biggest gun lobbying group in the world in the u.s. but they've been quite silent today take a look this is their twitter page that actually have not updated it since last friday. social media is increasingly important to tragedies like this we have so many people going to places like facebook for example for the news of breaking news after the sort of tragedy and today you know facebook just wasn't a very reliable source of news take a look at what we mean here this is their dedicated page for their so-called safety check where you can check in and let people know you're safe it also has a news feed there and it's really bringing up some pretty dubious news sources for example this is just one obscure blog that came up it's called all to rights news it

. >> toipi wanted to ask you aboue chief of staff john kelly who last night with laura ingram on fox had these comments about the civil war, robert e. lee, the statue, all stemming from charlottesville and the related protests. if i could get you to respond on this. >> robert e. lee was an honorable man. he was a man that gave up his country to fight for his state, which 150 years ago was more important than country. it was always loyalty to states first back in those days. now it's different today. but the lack of an ability to compromise led to the civil war. >> your comments to that? >> andrea, ifrs t was the mayor richmond and the governor of virginia and i have to respectfully disagree with john kelly. the civil war was because of a war of compromise with virginia declaring it was about equality, put a constitution in place that enshrined the institution of slavery and said a slave was equal to three-fifths of a person. that was a compromise, but it was an immoral compromise and the civil war was fought to to eradicate that compromise that lincoln spoke about at gettysburg. we'r

steve: meanwhile, let's dial in laura ingram, the founders of life's debt and the host of the new 10:and we've been seeing all the promos for your new show. we're excited about it. >> i know. i actually haven't seen it yet. but i've been hearing about it. i better watch it and see it. ainsley: you look great. steve: we are starting this hour for a fox news alert because bo bergdahl is expected to plead guilty today, laura. and it's interesting. about a year ago, some documentary filmmakers made the film that we're looking at right here. they sat on the video for over a year and now abc is releasing the video on the day of the plea deal. why exactly is he going to plead guilty? listen to this: >> may as well go back to kangaroo courts and lynch mobs that got what they wanted. the people who are to the point of, yeah, just shoot him, you can never convince this people to change their minds. it does hurt. steve: from the people who are in our control room who have seen the video, apparently, he says he can't get a fair trial, and he blames among other people, the president of the united

we're bringing in laura ingram, up coming host of fox news 10:00 p.m. show premiering this month. o clips of the true heroes of the worst mass shooting we've seen in american history, you do remember in this time of great evil, there's an enormous amount of evil in the world that that really is the best of who we are as people. regardless of all politics, regardless of who you are, where you live in the world, this is what we're called to do. it's hard. i mean, to actually throw yourself on someone else's body is what military are trained to do. and i know we had a lot of military in that audience. but that's what we're called to do every day. and we forget about it in the left, right fight that we all -- referee are in ourselves. but we are called to do that on a daily basis and to see that those people under fire not knowing where the bullets were coming, first instinct, natural instinct is to run. but the truly selfless people who are physically able did a lot more. that's inspiring. i was, like, what would i do in this situation? you would hope you would try to help other peopl

laura ingram, remember her. she's also going to have the new 10:00 p.m.le why donald trump got elected because he's a celebrity, had money, or hillary is a bad conservative. the reason he won is because conservative populism wins. and going back to the days when i forked president reagan all the way up to the mitt romney attempt through 2012 and everywhere in between, the populist resting is real. it's working. the working class is tired of being kicked to the curb. so it's tired to telling that story and a lot of the personal antidotes along the way. how i blame a believer and growing up as a working class kid. and depending on how you look at it, it doesn't matter how much success you have. it's whether you know where you came from, and i do. brian: i've totally forgotten. i need to -- >> don't you work so many hours? i was going back to my hotel. and i was, like, who's that guy? and raymond rose is, like, that's kilmeade. i'll see you in a few hours. brian: yeah, you had dinner with. >> bannon. brian: yeah, bannon and hannity. >> i was, like, don't try

pete: john kelly will join laura ingram on her premier debut on monday night. thank you.first charges are reportedly filed in robert muller's russian probe. those details, next. congresswoman diane black helped pave the way for tax form this week and she says left scare tactics will not work. she joins us live, next hour. priority: you but on the inside, i feel like chronic, widespread pain. fibromyalgia may be invisible to others, but my pain is real. fibromyalgia is thought to be caused by overactive nerves. lyrica is believed to calm these nerves. i'm glad my doctor prescribed lyrica. for some, lyrica delivers effective relief for moderate to even severe fibromyalgia pain. and improves function. lyrica may cause serious allergic reactions, suicidal thoughts or actions. tell your doctor right away if you have these, new or worse depression, unusual changes in mood or behavior, swelling, trouble breathing, rash, hives, blisters, muscle pain with fever, tired feeling, or blurry vision. common side effects: dizziness, sleepiness, weight gain, swelling of hands, legs and fe

joining us now, the upcoming host of the ingram angle, laura ingraham.in the other room and they have it on fox all day and you think the 59 fewer lights tonight. >> sean: 529, there has to be a lot of them fighting for their lives. >> it's like a gift that video was taken. throughout the heartache and the tragedy, that befell our country last night, that is the country that your parents grew up in, my parents grew up in, that is the goodness of america that we really forget a lot in these times of political tumult, we all can get a little hot, i can, you can. we are passionate about what we believe in. but i can tell you, i'm getting really tear it up, but we see those people -- the love of each other. >> sean: don't cry, you will make me cry. he will i premade a rule that i will not cry on tv. >> it's a love of country and each other in a crowd. there's something about country music, don't email in and say -- i'm a fan of all music. there's something about these country music festivals where the patriotic mode, if you feel it, it makes you tingle. it's

there at 70 standby tucker carlson and sean hannity after greater than the debuts of the ingram angle with laurarement 10 and fox news at night with shannon at 11. you will not want to miss it. that is it for today. have a great week! we will see you next "fox news sunday". on #mediabuzz the washington post reveals that the hillary clinton and d&c funded the dossier. >> i think is that what they've done with this faith dossier. it was made out and i understand they pay a tremendous amount of money and hillary clinton always denied it. >> the democrats hired foreign agents to dig up dirt on donald trump. look, that maybe it happens all the time in politics but it seems really cd. >> we were all worried about this meeting from two bit

captain lucy, white house reporter, from our washington bureau, laura ingraham, host of the "ingram angle" which premieres on monday, and former white house press secretary ari fleischer. let me start with you. it was an amazing day as it developed bread then kind of a tweet rhetorical volley back and forth. >> i think we're starting to coin new words, yes, we've been through about five new cycles already i think and, yes, you saw him engaging in a war of words right before he was heading to the capital to talk about what is a key priority for him and republicans which is tax reform. >> by all accounts, and his latest tweet suggests he had standing ovations and senators got along in that meeting. >> there certainly was, i was in the hallway outside the meeting, there was applause. we've heard some folks talk about the meeting saying that it was a good conversation but this is a tax plan that we still have yet to hear key details on, they haven't worked everything out, we saw that this week, the back-and-forth about how they would treat 4o1 kays. so there's a lot of work to do. >> laura, y

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ingram angle. please welcome laura ingraham. [applause] laura: it is hard to follow steve bannon. as a think about force of nature. the man in black. i think there is a softer side of steve bannon that we could create together. think about the possibilities. a mock turtleneck, a vineyard pastel.stel -- vines just to soften it up a little bit for our friends in the media, so they do not think he is so mean. let me just say, after watching him, if he wins that senate the, he is going to make ted cruz look like jeff flake. -- lake. according to the ap report, he has blockaded himself in himself hall and joined to the robert e lee statue. isn't that great? i just have one more thing to lighten it up. things can be depressing if you follow politics are you had i will try -- follow politics. i am of the view that we all need to have fun while we are in this battle for america. it is fun to win. is a great joy to be able to spend a little time with you today. about the poor democrats. everybody is talking about donald trump and the divided party. the poor democrats. they are having a dic

laura ingraham here now host of the "ingram angle" that debuts here on october 30th at 10:00 p.m.ening. good to see you tonight. >> good to see you. >> martha: told me about your reaction to this story. you wonder what's going on in that room. obviously there someone in that room that reported this to someone at nbc. their interpretation of what he discussed and said was different. >> three and a half months later. isn't that kind of funny? on the heels of the bob corker story where he goes to "the new york times" and says, basically the trump is bringing it up to the brink of world war iii. that's the puzzle. it fits as a perfect corollary to the old establishment g.o.p. senator calling into question the judgment and the poise and the knowledge of donald trump. it's like clockwork. this is a hit job. it was done to amplify corker and again plant seeds in the mind of the american public that we have a president who's not really tethered to reality, that doesn't really know what's going on. martha, let me just say that i know for a fact that when donald trump goes into meetings on