ladies and gentlemen, laura ingram. [applause] >> thank you everybody. i appreciate it. i want to thank everybody here at the farm, an amazing group. it's good to be with the little people in palm beach area. the regular people. apparently this came in. my kids are looking for holocaust two. twelve, nine, and 7-year-old at home. apparently there's a run on rhinestone cowboy hats. have you seen that? [laughter] apparently different colors, is like that homeland security system. the rhinestones don't fall off easily so be careful. you know it's bad for the american media and politics when former president of the united states, jimmy carter gives an interview the title of peace in the business insider today is, jimmy carter defends trump and wide-ranging interview. did i wake up on april fools? how could this possibly be a title of a piece today. indeed, president carter at age 93 has an enormous amount of perspective and wisdom. i would say he has some pragmatism on how he's looking at the united states and the rest of the world. i agree with on a lot. but i thought it was

without further ado, ladies and gentlemen, laura ingram. [applause] thank you, everybody. really appreciate it. i want to thank everybody here at the forum. an amazing group. it's great to sell out and it's good to be with the little people in the palm beach area. the regular people. apparently this just came in, maybe you didn't see this, but my kids are looking for halloween costumes. a 12-year-old, 9-year-old and 7-year-old at home, and apparently there has been a run on ryan stone -- rhinestone cowboy hats. [laughter] apparently they are different colors, green, blue, red. it's like the homeland security system. but there is rhinestone that fall off easily, so be careful with those. you know it's bad for the american media and politics. when former president of the united states, jimmy carter, gives an interview and the title of the peace in the business of the insider today is jimmy carter defends trump in wide-ranging interview. [laughter] like how can this possibly be the title of the piece today that i was getting ready for the radio this morning. president carter

so without further ado, ladies and gentlemen, laura ingram. laura ingraham. [applause] >> thank you, everybody, i really appreciate it. [applause] i want to thank everybody here at the forum. amazing group. it's great to sell out, and i just want to say it's good to be with the little people in palm beach area. [laughter] the regular people. apparently this just came in, you guys are busy, so maybe you didn't see this. apparently, my kids are looking for halloween costumes. i have a 12-year-old, a 9-year-old and a 7-year-old at home. and apparently, there's been a run on rhinestone cowboy hats, have you seen that? [laughter] i don't know what they're talking about. apparently, they've different colors -- they're different colors, green, blue, red. it's kind of like that homeland security code system. [laughter] but those rhinestones fall off easily, so be careful about those. you know it's bad for the american media and for politics, i guess you could say both, when former president of the united states jimmy carter gives an interview, and the title of the pi

after his present -- after the president's remarks to laura ingram last night. >> he is doing the best he can.>> reporter: the president hits to japan his first stop on the agents were. the longest agent trip taken by a u.s. president since george hw bush in the 1990s.>>> some apple fans got their hands on the newest iphone today. the excitement built overnight as dozens lined up outside doors to be the first to get the new iphone 10. apple ceo was on hand and paul also to open the doors and welcome the first customers. david was the first in line. he said he got there on tuesday and could not be happier with his purchase. >> i feel amazing. i was at a loss for words in there. it is an amazing moment to be able to open up the box for the first time. and see this.>> the iphone features an edge to edge screen wireless charging and facial recognition. the new phone is also the most expensive ever. starting at $999. >>> the debate over oil drilling in the arctic is back on. why environmentalists are calling the drilling effort a sneak attack.>>> the new are displayed that came straight fro

today's announcement sparking outrage from fox news commentator laura ingram to ellen degeneres. >> elephants show compassion, sympathy, social intelligence, self awareness. >> reporter: the white house pushing back saying this action comes after a study by professionals of the department of fish and wildlife. still conservationists are not convinced. >>> nous on the reverend jesse jackson revealing his personal battle revealing he has parkinson's disease. diagnosed in 2015 and says getting around is more of a challenge. he plans to dedicate himself to physical therapy hoping to slow the disease's progress. he said i do not see this as a stop sign saying i would rather wear out than rust out. there is still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this friday. the urgent manhunt for a cop killer. federal agents smashing through doors. the veteran, detective and father shot in the head and killed. the major reward. >>> also three prisoners on the run. authorities revealing how they escaped. >>> and your money tonight. black friday is here this year a week earlier and an app that reveals posts b

coming up on fox5 news morning, president trump sits down with fox news anchor laura ingram. >> duringsive interview the president talks about everything from taxes immigration to the justice system. we've got the details straight ahead. >> as we head to break, a live calm peaceful friday look across the d.c. region. it is now 59 degrees. fox5 news morning will be right back. >> ♪ >> ♪♪ will have power over your health care. adams supports letting insurance companies deny coverage for pre-existing conditions. seniors would be charged more for health care; premiums would go up. and adams supports giving employers the power to block birth control access for female employees. john adams: wrong on health care, wrong on birth control, wrong for virginia. disclaimer: i'm mark herring, candidate for attorney general, and i sponsored this ad. >> ♪ >> this is fox5 news morning. >> all right, 4:44 and here's a look at the stories we're following for you today. it is friday, november 3rd. now to the latest on that deadly new york terror attack. isis now officially claiming responsibility for tues

laura ingram is next. who did you use tonight to out book us and make us look bad? >> paul ryan. >> hannity: i had him a couple of weeks ago. >> i had kevin sorba and his wife on radio a couple of days ago. they were so fabulous i'm so excited --o. >> hannity: did you see the movie? >> i have not seen the movie yet. >> hannity: i'll e-mail you the movie. i'll give you the $15. you've pretty big family. i'll give you the $100. >> i'm going to go see it. >> hannity: thank you for your hard t work. i'm going to go home. have a good show. tonight. pure evil. what was on display yesterday morning inside the first lady church in sutherland springs, texas, when a gunman killed 26 and wounded 20 during sunday's service. the victims ranged from 18 months old to 77 years old and included the pastor's 14 years old. the killer 26 devin kelley began shooting around 11:30 a.m. 30 minutes after the service began. kelley entered the sanctuary and gunned down his systems. many at point blank range. authorities collected of hundreds of shell casing and 15 magazines that held 30 round

going back to the interview with laura ingram saying the president may meet with putin. that sets up the draft it of the trip. >> bill: yes watch that and the first stop in japan. meeting with japanese prisoners held prisoner in north korea. that's a theme of this trip, what about north korea. >> sandra: new details from the new york city terror investigation. >> bill: beautiful sight airforce one going down the runway there. we will see it leave in a moment. ten day trip the president apparently has tacked on one more day based on comments on the south lawn. here we go through asia. trade is a big deal in china. north korea is a big deal in japan, south korea and the rouge i don't know there. you get to the fill paepbdz. you meet with southeast asian leaders and potentially and possibly vladimir putin. >> sandra: expect a big emphasis on north korea. the president expects this to be a very successful trip, a lot of good will he said. he took a few questions before departing as well. saying there were no, there was no collusion with the russians. he was taking some quest

kellyanne conway telling laura ingram americans came through for the president. >> i just want historyth people and he was able to take issues that were arcane to lots of folks like trade and immigration and convert them to top shelf issues he is still fighting for, he has a 70 point immigration plan, renegotiating unfair trade deals so they work more for the american worker but flipped counties obama carried, and those who will not accept the election results, who neither expected him to win a wanted him to win, they wasted a whole year not getting to know why he won. >> she was the first woman to ever run a successful presidential campaign. three us aircraft carriers will show our navy's unmatched power is donald trump is in china. the uss nimitz, ronald reagan and theodore roosevelt will carry out drills in the pacific ocean in a message to north korea. this will be the first time three carrier strike groups exercised together in ten years with terror in the air pollution a report claiming terrorists support iran's largest airline commemorating opposition reporting the iranian revol

\online including from hollywood but ryan telling laura ingram those who are upset understand the power is disappointing, sad, this is what you get from the far secular left, people who do not have faith don't understand. it is the right thing to do, to pray in moments like this because prayer works. you believe that and i believe that and when you hear the secular left doing this no matter you have this much polarization in this country. heather: 26 people including a toddler were killed in sunday's horrific attack. suspended at florida state university after a freshman is found dead. the school making a call after fire a 5 fraternity found him unresponsive following an off-campus party. separately a student in another fraternity is facing cocaine charges. >> we can't police 42,000 students and i don't intend to do that. we educate them. on things like this they have to be part of the solution. heather: it is not clear how long that suspension will last. the mystery evening as a lawyer claims a man accused of attacking rand paul didn't do it because of politics. he is accused of tackli

laura ingram talked to him and the constitution is worth fighting for. >> some people have decided theonstitution isn't worth defending, history isn't worth defending, culture and principles aren't worth defending, then certainly if you are in my position they have to be worth defending. that is what keeps you going. heather: he served on the bench since 1991 as the george hw bush nominee and i believe laura served as his clerk at one point. the time is 20 minutes after the top of the and open border backlash, donald trump declaring enough is enough. >> terrorists constantly seeking to strike our nation, so politically correct, you have to get tough, smart and do what is right to protect our citizens. heather: where was the accused terrorist radicalized and what did his wife know? why our next guest says somebody had to know something. ♪ heather: the hottest videos on social media, claiming to get rid of bags >> some brand-new questions about the accused new york city terrorist and his trip back to uzbekistan. when was he radicalized and what does his wife know? police lieutenant andy

laura ingram is up next. battl. especially in the entertainment business. we're very grateful for the transparency that we've seen on hollywoo f

he did an interview with fox news channel's laura ingram, one of his first media appearances and stumblednto a little controversy over his comments about the civil war. charlie: where are we going to end up? are we going to have the white house closing the wagons in a circle, understanding this is now warfare? philip: based on my reporting today, i can to you there is some disagreement within the president's broader political circle. some figures, including steve bannon, have been privately urging trump to take a much more combative approach to mueller, to discredit the special counsel, to point out a number of the lawyers working with mueller and investigators have contributed to democrats in the past and by the white house's account, partisan figures. to do everything they can to muddy the waters and what the president has been doing so far at the urging of his lawyers is cooperate with mueller, to try and not provoke him or be too toagonistic publicly, but provide the documents he is asked and do what he needs to do with the expectation or hope that this investigation comes to a close

laura ingram is next. who did you use tonight to out book us and make us look bad? ryan. >> hannity: i had him a couple of weeks ago. >> i had kevin sorba and his wife on radio a couple of days ago. they were so fabulous i'm so excited --o. >> hannity: did you see the movie? >> i have not seen the movie yet. >> hannity: i'll e-mail you the movie. i'll give you the $15. you've pretty big family. i'll give you the $100.

melanie morgan speaking to laura ingram last night. >> he trailed me, stalked me to the green room. he got in my face again, got very aggressive with me. i felt physically intimidated. he followed me out of the studio. i thought this story would end there. it did not. he started calling me at home and harassing me, trying to prove to me how right he was. i found it so creepy and so disturbing and obsessively weird. >> this comes after los angeles broadcaster leeann tweeden described how franken forcibly kissed and groped her in a uso tour in 2006 before he was a senator. watch this. >> he put his hand on the back of my head. he mashed his face -- it happened so fast. he mashed his lips against my face. he stuck his tongue in my mouth so fast. >> the senator apologizing for a second time tweeting "i want to apologize to leeann tweeten and to all that considered me an ally and supporter and champion of women. i am sorry." tweeten says she accepts his apology. president trump slammed him on twitter. he tweeted this. >> that's a reference to an interview al franken gave some years ago w

. >> laura ingram discusses donald trump's appeal to the populist movement and shares her thoughts on how to move the president's agenda forward. [applause]

america's most listened to women and political talk radio laura ingram can be heard locally between ten and 12 on the a.m. 1050. a former defense attorney and supreme court law clerk, her nationally syndicated talk show, the laura ingram show is ranked

it is much easier to be with his twitter pals over at fox and friends and with sean hannity and laura ingram and all the people who play this game with him. and i don't -- >> they're going to say -- they're not twitter pals. they hold them accountable from the right. that's what laura ingraham would probably say. >> she's not done a very good job of holding him accountable lately from the right. i've been watching. >> all right, even brett bear said he's trying to get an interview with trump. journalists at fox have been unable to. last word? >> that's a really important point. the journalists, brett bear and schweppe smith, they have not been able to get the interviews. the opinion side of the network is the one getting all the access to the president because it is about mutual circulation of talking points, not real questions. >> everybody, stick around. much more right after a quick break here. including something we have come up with trying to talk about the difference between truth and a lie, sometimes subtle, sometimes not so subtle way president trump blurs the line right after this.

lau laura ingram picks it up here. >> thanks for joining us tonight. news is breaking all over the world. we have you covered from every angle. you just saw president trump wrapping that you major speech in south could re-a we will have analysis soon. he's heading to china. this could be the most important part of the asian trip. we will have reaction, a lot on the line there. and in the virginia governor's race, why the republican, ed gillespie, couldn't get it done. he was on last night with us, could not get it done. the left keeps keeps disparaging the people of faith. power of prayer is a threat to them. first, the latest on sunday's mass shooting in sutherland springs, texas. the more we look about devin patrick kelly, the more shocking that he was ever able to purchase a gun. not only did this freak assault his wife and fracture of skull of his stepson, he also escaped from a mental hospital in that same time frame. now, despite this, the air force never entered him into an fbi database. and that cleared the way for him to purchase weapons he us

lau laura ingram picks it up here. >> thanks for joining us tonight. news is breaking all over the world. we have you covered from every angle. you just saw president trump wrapping that you major speech in south could re-a we will have analysis soon. he's heading to china. this could be the most important part of the asian trip. we will have reaction, a lot on the line there. and in the virginia governor's race, why the republican, ed gillespie, couldn't get it done. he was on last night with us, could not get it done. the left keeps keeps disparaging the people of faith. power of prayer is a threat to them. first, the latest on sunday's mass shooting in

well, david, what do you make of last night particularly given bannon's advice and laura ingram's ideahat problem is didn't go all in on the agenda. >> time to remind the nation that donald trump has never won the popular vote. office of the presidency is only one decided by electoral college. they lost the popular vote but declared a popular mandate. ever since, january 20th, president's poll numbers plummeted. low to mid-30s. no republican can win embracing a president with popularity in mid-30s. saw that last night. democrats won virtually every race for one simple reason, donald trump is president of the united states and recommends republican party and he was repudiated east to west coast. >> is that your analysis? >> yeah. and what is interesting about watching it unfold, lot of the people who last year were telling me that trump is not going to define conservative would acknowledge, he's not really a conservative, just hoping he can advance our agenda as republican. i had said i fear this man will start to define everything for us and everything will be about him. now what's hap

likely to be dominated by trade, use and missile and nuclear weapons program telling fox news's laura ingram- >> we have one problem that's a big problem, north korea. china has been helpful. >> reporter: president trump hopes republicans back home make strides on tax reform. >> i'll be back in 11 days. i know things will go well. >> this is the beginning of the end of this horrible tax code in america. it's an exciting day. >> reporter: the sweeping new tax bill cuts the number of tax brackets from seven to four, doubles the standard deduction from married couples to $24,000, and it offers big potential breaks for the rich like repealing the estate tax and a win for business by slashing corporate taxes from 35% to 20%. but american families could end up paying more with changes to popular tax breaks like getting rid of the student loan interest deduction, writing off medical expenses, and cutting the mortgage interest deduction in half. >> they're doing tax giveaways to the wealthy and the powerful and telling the middle class to take a hike. you're on your own, baby. >> reporter: and despi

an impact -- john kelly admitted, acknowledged in his interview with fox the other night, with laura ingramffect on the white house despite what the president was telling the "new york times" last night. let me play diane feinstein at the social media hearing yesterday to the people from google and facebook and twitter about this russian interference. >> i must say i don't think you get it. i think the fact that your general counsels, you defend your company, that what we're talking about is a cataclysmic change. what we're talking about is the beginning of cyber warfare. we are not going to go away, gentlemen. and this is a very big deal. >> michael carpenter, do the social media executives realize this is not just a pr problem, that this has been an invasion into our election process, and that whatever form of regulation is going to emerge from this, which will be hotly debated, something is going to happen? >> they say they get it, but it's clear from their statements yesterday and the day before, they don't really fully understand the gravity and the scope of the problem. so the fact th

laura ingram.y tend to say, yeah. >> he's operating within that echo chamber and i also think it's truth and it's not clear to me that he knows that the things he's saying are not true. like he seems to believe that whatever the last thing -- >> did he believe obama was an illegal immigrant? >> who knows -- >> you said you think he might it. did he believe that? >> his -- the guy who wrote his autobiography with him says he's a guy who seems to believe that whatever he says is true or at least ought to be true and i think that's why in our "washington post" count, you see there were 50 different lies or falsehoods that he said more than 30 times apiece. so, it's -- it's just part of the program. it's what he does. >> you know, down south, they say, it like to rain. he's like it to be the truth. how do you know what he'd like to believe? i think he says things in his own interest. he could sell a car that was a junker, a lemon, and tell you this is the best car that was ever on wheels. >> it's a sal

president trump made those comments in an exclusive interview with fox's laura ingram last night. the president continued to blast how terror suspects are treated in u.s. courts and also spoke about his plans to eliminate the diversity lottery program which is how the suspect in this week's new york city attack got into the country. >> but it's very sad when you look at a lottery system and you have people coming into the country through the form of a lottery. >> 50,000. >> just so you understand the countries aren't putting their finest in there. they're not putting their best and their greatest and their finest in there and this came in through a lottery system that's going to end and it's going to end fast. in fact i've already instructed congress they must end it and i think we'll get even democrat support on this. >> the president adding that he loves his job and refuted reports claiming that he's angry over the recent indictments handed down in the russia investigation. >> ♪ >> new this morning, on the ambush in niger that left four u.s. soldiers dead we have more details. o

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a profile regnery with ann coulter at one party so you will see a lot of different authors is laura ingram, one of the books we tried to cover this week was the bush sisters, the twins to have a new book about life in the white house but unfortunately we had a snafu and could not cover that the we were going to show you that today as well. that is just the last two weeks to bring lots of points off view. just remember we are looking for lots of points of view. we're in miami and pleased to be here to bring other points of view as well. louisiana we look forward to what you have to say. >> caller: there are times the country will take a hit and take a stand. it is time for bettyt' to open their eyes. >> first thank you sometimes i watch, cnn or msnbc in watching booktv. it has been so informative with your of health issues so i got to enjoy life it aside while becoming more and for herb so they give recovering is today i listened to a van jones coming from reunion dance it was a basketball dance. agrippa liberal instill a liberal that we have to support we're all immigrants. that is the sit

trump's decision and laura ingram tweeting, i don't know how this will not increase the poaching developmentsimbabwe and zambia, have improved protections for elephants to justify this change by the trump administration. >> look forward to seeing that information. tom, thank you very much. >>> let's get another check of the weather from mr. roker. >> the calendar says fall. but some says summer. look at the temperatures popping up. wichi wichita, dallas, memphis at 73. we could see records in dodge city, lubbock, albuquerque and el paso. and the front pushing through. and the temperatures will drop 20 to 30 degrees tomorrow. but ahead of the front is still warm for indianapolis, atlanta, pensacola, little rock. as we move into sunday, the front makes its way to the east coast and see temperatures drop all the way down to mobile, alabama. that's what's go in >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist bill henley. sunshine, yes. cold, gusty winds, we've got those, too. temperatures will peak this afternoon below normal in the upper 40s and low 50s. 47 for the lehigh valley. some scattered clouds. 50 t

on her brand-new show laura i la ingram asked kelly about taking down monuments.ly didn't hold back. >> history is history. certain things in history were not good and others were very, very good. i think we make a mistake though as a society and certainly as individuals when we take what is today accepted as right and wrong and go back 100, 200, 300 years or more, it's inconceivable to me you would take what we think now and apply it back then. i think it's very, very dangerous. >> trevor: okay, you know what? john kelly is right. there were a lot of despicable things in history that were acceptable at that time that we don't think today. we can't change that. like crocks. it happened. but, but, not all things in history are equally excusable. like slavery. because you realize even at the time half of america was against slavery. we know this because they fought a war. you know who else knew that slavery was wrong? all the slaves. yeah. nobody was out there picking cotton thinking, hey, man, i wonder if in 200 years we'll realize this is some (bleep) we actually

trump's decision infuriating and conservative talk show host laura ingram tweeting i don't understand will not increase the gruesome poaching developments. the fish and wildlife service says it will provide additional information today on how those two african countries, zimbabwe and zambia in particular, have improved protections for elephants to justify this change by the trump administration. guys, back to you. >> looking forward to seeing that information. tom, thank you. >>> and another check of the >> well calendar says fall, but look at this. 75 dallas. 82, memphis ten degrees above average. 73. cop see records in dodge city, lubbock, los angeles, albuquerque and a front pushes through and temperatures drop anywhere from 20 to 30 degrees tomorrow. ahead of the front, warm in minneapolis, atlanta, pensacola and little rock. moving to sunday, the front makes its way to the east coast and we see temperatures drop in chicago, 12 degrees below average. nashville, raleigh, down to mobile, alabama. that's what's going on around the country. here's what's happening in your neck of the

african-american to serve -- excuse me the second to serve in the supreme court sat down with laura ingramn common anymore? when i was a kid, even as we had laws that held us apart, there were things that we held dear and that we all had in common. we always talk about the unum. what's our unum now? some people have decided that the constitution isn't worth defending, that history isn't worth defending, that the culture and principles aren't worth defending. then, you know, certainly if you're in my position, they have to be worth defending. that's what keeps you going. where all of the criticism, the other things, that's what makes it all acceptable because what you're doing is so important and critical to the things that matter. so i don't know what it is that we have -- we can say instinctively we have as a country in common. ainsley: major league baseball agrees. last night, it was awesome. game seven, the world series, and the los angeles police department sent out their quartet to sing the national anthem and everyone stood. steve: let's listen a little bit. ♪ ♪ ♪ for the land of the