so you do that for half an hour and then you have three hours of laura ingram and jesse watters saying the worst, most of noxious and false things. >> but they are going to crusher no matter what. and think about this. think about the woman who watches fox news, my mother, and she is watching kamala harris and says well, donald trump says kamala harris is so stupid. she's not that stupid. donald trump says kamala harris is so weak. she is not so weak. so there are a portion of those voters out there, those fox news voters, who might not like kamala harris's policies, but they are going to watch that interview and at least say well, she has not how donald trump described her at all. >> exactly. and they are going to get bits of information she has never gotten before, because fox does not go into those pieces of information. also, i've got to say, i was amazed that bret baier actually addressed her as madame vice president. he was so hostile compared to how he was when he interviewed trump. he was very respectful, and he interrupted her 30 times. he should, but i am surprised that he di

you do that for half an hour and then he have three hours of laura ingram and sean hannity and jesse watters saying the worst, most of noxious and false information. >> they are going to crush her no matter what. think about the woman that watches fox. my mother. she is watching kamala harris and said donald trump said kamala harris is stupid. she is not that stupid. donald trump said she is weak that she is not so weak. there is a portion of voters who might not like kamala harris policies but they are going to watch that interview and it lycie, she is not how donald trump described her. >> fear going to get bits of information they have never gotten because fox doesn't go into that. also, i was amazed that he actually addressed her as madame vice president. he was so hostile compared to how he was when he interviewed trump. he interrupted her 38 times. i was surprised he did. 38 times in 27 minutes. for women watching, i know what that is like to be silenced and interrupted. that might go somewhere. >> is there hope that it's a fox news house and someone that's never going to not v

here was trump with laura ingram talking about political retribution. >> how will you restore faith intice system? a lot of people will say, "well, he's just going to do to them what he did, they did to him." >> a lot of people will say that's what should happen. >> well, but i think, i think, you know, you know, putatively using government institutions is what got us in this mess in the first place. our town hall that we did back in february, one of the lines that resonated with people is when you said "my revenge is going to be my success." >> i do believe that. they have started a terrible accident. >> you can almost see the pain in laura ingram's eyes as she tries to cajole trump into saying he won't seek retribution against his political enemies. it is largely an unsuccessful effort until trump says something ambiguous enough to not sound entirely unhinged. this was not the first time a fox news host tried and basically failed to get donald trump to denounce political retribution. remember this moment with sean hannity? >> under no circumstances you are promising america tonight,

. >> martha: a grade seven last met with laura ingram we reached out to the atlantic for a reaction to those further claims from that piece last night on the ingram angle. chief correspondent jonathan hunt following the story for us from los angeles bureau. hello jonathan. >> hello martha there are two major themes to this story, one what former president trump may or may not have said and done with regard to a veterans funeral and two, standards of journalism in this election season. here is the backstory. army private vanessa gillen the daughter of mexican immigrants was murdered at fort hurd in april 2020. then president trump met with her family in july 2020 and promised to help pay for the funeral cost. now a new article claims using unnamed sources that in a later private meaning in december trump complained about these 60,000-dollar cost made an offensive remark about burying gillen and ultimately refused to pay. but trump's chief of staff who was in the room during that meeting has denied trump said anything disparaging and that gillen's sister mira is also pushing back hard on

when donald trump went on fox, lying and claiming the opposite about harris, laura ingram corrected himfront of the fox audience. >> but she shouldn't be there anyway. she should be, i would say north carolina is so bad. >> she was there today for three hours, i believe. kamala harris. >> now, that is not how many fox evening hosts handled trump's election lies last campaign season. it is a shift. notice, it comes amidst what i'm telling you about. trump is running away from all the other forms i mentioned because of fact checking. because of any adversarial attempt to hold him accountable is something right now he would rather avoid and run from, even if it squares the circle and shreds his own talking points about the other team doing the thing he is doing. the point i am exploring with you here tonight is not cheaply about ideology or partisanship, not about whether people vote for one party or the other, which is a tradition in our country and you should do your homework and vote for whomever you choose. i'm not speaking of partisanship, which comes aplenty in campaign. i am speakin

but, when you go on fox instantaneously is followed by laura ingram, sean hannity, what they do is take little pieces of the interview and just jump on it and spend the entire hour, they invite guests in and say here's why this was terrible. so you get this half-hour interview in which, harris is trying to talk to these voters who might be watching fox news who may be like i don't love trump, and i don't know how i feel about harris and people to whom she is trying to appeal-- was cheney likes me, like republican outrage, right? do that for half an hour, and you have three hours of the worst, most obnoxious and false- - >> sorry-- >> crusher no matter what. >> 100%. >> think about the woman who watches fox news. she's watching kamala harris and said donald trump said kamala harris is stupid. she's not so stupid. so there are a portion of those voters out there, those fox news voters who might not like letters' policies, but they're going to watch that interview and start to think. >> also got to say i was amazed that they are actually addressed her as madame vice president. he was so ho

. >> martha: let's bring in the rest of our panel, dana perino, harold ford, laura ingram and jesse watterseat to have all of you with us tonight. something was brought up at the top of this, whether or not each of these candidates will be forceful on defending israel, because there's been so much negative pushback against netanyahu and against israel. we have all of those uncommitted voters, so this will be tricky territory in some ways for walz. >> definitely for walz, and an opportunity for vance. we've been talking a lot about pennsylvania. if it all comes down to pennsylvania, it's so tied in every poll, but in 2004 george w. bush won a larger percentage of the american jewish vote than he had in the past and mitt -- that made a difference for him. in this situation, when we talk to a voter last week in pennsylvania and he said i've always voted for democrats but this year i'm a single-issue voter and that issue for me is israel and so i do think that walz has a more difficult time on that tonight but j.d. vance has an opportunity an opportunity to process -- that advantage. >> bret: i

so one of the players for san jose state went on laura ingram tonight and said this about her team. >yone that does play volleyball understands that women and men have a very big strength difference. so when you are sitting there swinging against a man, the strength and power behind the ball is so much different than it is behind any woman that i've ever seen in my life. >> trace: you have a daughter, i have two, both played volleyball and when you would watch them and you would watch the boys, it's a different world. it's a different world. the boys are -- i mean they are drilling that ball because they are taller, bigger, stronger. so she's right. >> certainly biological advantages to males and that's a fact. there's nothing there we can deny. we all know it. the problem is, women have fought for decades to have equal level of athletic participation at the college and high school levels as men. finally they are getting there, finally women have equal representation in sports for the most part. not quite yet but we are almost there. just as women are about to get to that level, they

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here he is with laura ingram. >> how will you diss -- restore faith. >> a lot of people say that is what you said my revenge will be my success. >> they started a terrible precedent. >> you can almost see the pain as she tries to control trump. it is largely an unsuccessful effort until he says something ambiguous enough >> remember this moment? >>> the substantial way that even i appreciated. when we went back and looked at what trump wanted, what he said publicly or tried to put pressure on the department and what actually happened, for at least 10 individuals, the powers of the government that he wanted to stick on them were used against them. >> not just the department of justice which we have largely seen as weapon but the irs. >> andrew mccabe and jim call me coppa two people that ran the fbi when the russian investigation was opened who donald trump fired. they were both the subjects of the same highly unusual invasive audit. it is an audit but just a few thousand americans are picked to undergo. it is called an autopsy without the benefit of death. these individuals were chosen.

laura ingram caught jeff sessions admitting as much in 2018. >> is it a deterrent sir?hat no one was prosecuted for this as a factor and a fivefold increase in four years in this kind of illegal immigration. so yes, hopefully people will get the message and come through the border at the port of entry and not break across the border unlawfully. >> so get the message. if you come here illegally, we won't we throw you out. we won't simply prosecute you. first, we will take your children away. still, as journalists poked and prodded on the policy, would it look like remained unclear, too we pulled back and began to the bigger picture. reporters, but not cameras, were allowed into casa padre, a former walmart in brownsville, tex, converted into a shelter for 1400 migrant boys aged 10 to 17. jake went in with just a small notebook and came out on the other side to tell chris hayes what he saw. >> chris, i have been inside a federal prison before, i've been in several county jails. this place is called a shelter, but effectively, these kids are incarcerated. >> and we would s

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laura ingram got the dhoons interview president trump momentses ago after the electrifying rally exclusiveair monday at 7:00. the inn grim angle you don't want to miss it up next on this very show a lot more show, israel is iranianing fire on hamas right now and hezbollah in lebanon one year of september attacks and put that in perspective with trey yingst and medical medal of honor you are watching one nation. we've never spoken. but you've told us many things. that you love stargazing, hate parallel parking, and occasionally, your right foot gets a little heavy. the lexus es didn't begin in a studio — it began with you. ♪ brian: welcome back israel carrying out fresh air strikes killing two hamas officials. also appears the middle east conflict is getting wider many fears this other things it was a long time coming is this igniting taig out hamas taking out hezbollah? is that an expansion of a war or is it a necessary attack to be successful in a war and actually win? well the author brand new book is right now in the theater it is a brand new book called black saturday unfiltered accoun

. >> laura ingram says, my anger at the news channel, mispronounced, making distinction between whats do and what she does. tucker carlson texted, it should be. we devote our lives to building an audience and they let chris wallace wreck it. your response? >> well, i'm employed, and tucker really isn't anymore. so, that's part of my response. you know, look, i had a very good 18-year run at fox, and they never messed with me the whole time. you know, as you can see from some of those reports, i asked tough questions. i booked the toughest guests. and i never got second guessed by the executive floor at fox. i sensed a change in fox, as time went on, particularly after the 2020 election, particularly after we correctly but were the first to call arizona on election night in 2020. and the trump campaign was very upset with us. a lot of trump supporters were very upset with us. and they began going to other news avenues, like newsmax that were even further at that point. i sensed a change that there was less interest even in the news side in sticking to the facts, sticking to the truth,

i'm laura ingram. this is the "ingraham angle"no from washington tonight.bhave a very big announcementue about this show that you do not want to miss. but first, have no water, ut barely got food, everything expiring in the fridge being without power is not the the biggest problem. the biggest probleis notm is not having drinkable water right now. >> everything just devastating. it's eye opening. e is talked to one of my close childhood friends yesterday and our house ist di completely destroyed and they're just thankful that we can get here to ges antr diapers and formula and a hot meal, because right now thos ue are very important to us because the stores don't have them. >> at least 230 people haverosss lostix their across six states from hurricane helene. >> there are 1.8 million totalo. power outages. is m county, north carolina, alone, where asheville is, makes upe 31% of the total deaths. still and there are at least 200 people still unaccounted for.her now, families, as you heard, are continuing struggle to get t basic necessities. and that means th

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just going back over this and laura ingram called him out several times on misrepresentations or liesok and take a tally just this week, right? donald trump still lying about the 2020 election, still saying that it was stolen from him. he now has jd vance lying, saying it was stolen from him. you have u.s. senators, republican united states senators refusing to say that donald trump lost on sunday's show. so there's the 2020 election lie that he continues this week. there's also, of course, the lie about the hurricanes, saying that they're doing a terrible job on the hurricanes when you have the republican governor of georgia brian kemp saying they're doing a really good job. you have the south carolina governor mcmaster, conservative guy, saying, yes, they're doing a good job, they're staying in touch. >> roy cooper on the show today. >> roy cooper, a democrat. but you have tom tillis saying they're working really well with the federal government. you have the governor of tennessee, a conservative guy, saying we're coordinating very well. he even said this disinformation that's comin

> reporter: former president trump appearing on a previously-taped fox news interview asked by laura ingram whether he'll use the justice system to go after his political rivals. >> a lot of people say that's what should happen. >> pressed further -- >> but you are not going to do that. when you get into office you will look at all your political enemies and -- >> no, i want to make this the most successful country in the world. >> reporter: meanwhile, as hurricane milton barrels toward florida, trump is again slamming the biden administration's helene response. >> we're up to $300 billion for ukraine and, yet, they're offering people $750. >> for immediate needs. >> for the worst -- yeah. but for the worst hurricane that anybody has seen. >> reporter: in fact, fema says that $750 is an initial direct relief payment for emergency supplies -- like food and water. while they assess a person's eligibility for more money. harris seizing on trump's claims. >> it is extraordinarily irresponsible. >> peter, we've got some new poll numbers this morning. what are the take-aways? >> reporter: yeah, t

i have, on some good authority, that laura ingram is watching right now. o to protect democracy on election night? >> what i say to laura is, you know better. you know better than what you are spewing. i understand the commercial interest that fox has. i understand the pressures that are brought to bear on these hosts. but honestly you have agency to do the right thing and every day that you and the other hosts go on tv and lie to your audience and sow doubt and chaos when it is crystal clear to you and everybody else what the truth is, shame on you for that. so fox news, you know, they paid a big civil judgment because of some of those lies but only because of some of those lies. the number of lies that they have told about democracy and the damage they have done is almost incal can youable at this point. i don't hold out hope that she or any other fox news host will act responsibly. >> i always hold out hope. i held out hope when the kelly story broke that people i knew would say finally a red line we can't cross we can't disparage a man who gave his life

in the interview with laura ingram, where she tries three, four times to get him to say retribution and, are you? and he doesn't take the sort of friendly, gently, maternal nudging off this very unpopular and alarming position. then at the chicago economic club, the questioner takes him through a question, he doesn't answer. steers him back to the question. he doesn't answer. he tries two and three times on multiple topics to steer him back to the question and trump just can't get there. trump himself has a name for it. he calls it, quote, the weave. tell me what you see in terms of donald trump's public appearances and how they differ from this period in 2015. >> reporter: donald trump is an older man who is not used to being challenged anymore, nicole. ever since leaving the white house where he was surrounded by individuals from mark milley, to the likes of john kelly, right? rex tillerson, folks that would challenge him on policy and substance and other white house staff, alyssa farra, would be in there and question his policies and his positions. and since leaving, after january 6t

laura ingram did it last week. howard curtis did it this week. they wanted him to clean up this enemy within and he will not do it. people who oppose me, he named two. schiff and pelosi. take me inside the closing days of the third campaign for the white house. >> reporter: i think it would be accurate to report to you contextually that two weeks out from election day, the republican nominee for president of the united states, the former president, donald trump, is i would assert, the most unincumbered, publicly confident donald trump that i have seen in five years since before the pandemic. this is somebody who in 2022 went around the country to prove to his republican party that he would be able to primary those that previously impeached him. in 2023, he went up a nice little florida governor, former ambassador, his own running mate, mike pence. all individuals who tried to challenge him he beat them all. that he proves to the country again that he was all powerful in the republican party. and here in 2024 over the course of four indictments, b

if "60 minutes" said no fact-checking, and laura ingram fact-checked that rally, and said that kamala not been in north carolina, and in fact, was there right now, and that did not penetrate, because it was acknowledged, and this different, because the seeds are being sewn across multiple platforms and the position of x has is in the same position that fox had a few cycles ago, and they are simply too big, too influential, and too many narratives have been seeded there and incubated that it is impossible to singularly swap them down. so if fox news spun on a dime, it would be impossible to stop that fortress of lies. >> so where are we, angelo? >> we are in a difficult place, and there are a lot of antibodies in the system, and "m not a medical person, but it is going to follow the same patterns of medical patterns, and this is why we call it viral. the only way to deal with the misinformation is not to correct it on the backend, but you have to have antibodies in them is, and some trusted sources and you have to have some friction in the system, and some mechanisms that slow it down

donald trump has promised, promised after being pushed back on from fox news hosts, from laura ingram, from sean hannity, from howie kurtz, saying, "oh, you don't really mean that, do you? you don't really mean you'll arrest your political opponents, do you?" in effect, donald trump said, "sure, i do." we're not talking about only taking away a 50 year right that women had to make health care decisions about their body. we're now talking about donald trump taking away the right of people to speak out against him. donald trump taking away the right of political people to run in the democratic party against him and his policies, and he has promised this repeatedly, even when pushed back upon in the final weeks of this campaign. so, yes, this is no longer about women. this is about women and men. this is about health care decisions. this is about free speech. this is about the first amendment. >> yes. it's about all those things, joe. it comes back to this discussion we had on the cnn town hall last night about whether or not donald trump is a fascist. the thing you mentioned a second ag

laura ingraham. this is the ingram angle from washington tonight. the unserious woman. at's the focus of tonight's angle. >> laura: democrats are in a box. they are trapped inside and it's a box of their own making. slowly, but surely, kamala harris is being exposed for what she is. an empty pants suit. even when obvious questions are asked, she won't answer them. >> you have changed your position on so many things. you were against fracking. now you are for it. you have supported looser immigration policies. now you are tightening them up. you were for medicare for all. now you are not. so many of the people don't truly know what you believe or what you stand for. and i know you have heard that. >> in the last four years i have been vice president of the united states. and i have been traveling our country, and i have been listening to folks. and seeking what is possible in terms of common ground. i believe in building consensus. we are a diverse people. geographically, regionally, in terms of where we are in our background, and what the american people do want is that

tomorrow night you can catch laura ingraham as she sat down with the former president trump had an interview with him along with running mate senator jd vance. trump and vance and ingramorrow night on "the ingraham angle" 7:00 p.m. eastern of course right here on fox. >> eric vice president of nominee talks exclusively to fox news sunday vice president harris kicks off a blitz of interviews will have all of that coming up next. arthel: democratic vice presidential nominee tim walz is in his first initial interview with her own shannon bream on "fox news sunday" airing today. less than a month until election day. minnesota governor tim walz made several media appearances. part of the reason he gained national recognition with vice president kamala harris' radar in the first place for those interviews dropped a number after harris picked him to be her running mate some pundits wondered if that lack of engagement with the press was one reason for a time shaky debate performance last week. today our shannon bream pressed him on his inaccurate past statements. listen. >> look, i speak passionately. i had entire career decades before is in public office but they know i'm ve