michelle malkin joins us for what it means in the upcoming election. but first, the defenders of lawlessness. that is the focus of tonight's "angle." if you want to see just how radical, how extreme democrats have become an immigration, check out the freaks at their anti-i.c.e. protests. the siege at the i.c.e. building at portland, oregon, started june 17th and continues today. >> protesters even followed them home to their residences, followed them when they went to pick up their kids at day care. repeatedly threatening their lives. this was an absolute siege of a i.c.e. facility. a lot of people don't know this. this really isn't getting covered in the mainstream mediad we lost that building for ten days, almost two weeks. the protesters took control ofui that building. again, these were not normal protesters. folks like antifa, violent, militant groups. >> laura: you know what you haven't seen the media coverage that aspect of it? we have new information for you tonight. to top it all off, portlandat mayor ted wheeler shot down the terrified i.c.e.

join me now, michelle malkin, host of michelle malkin investigates on the rtv.com.at to see you. no surprise here rising himself from officials. >> that's right. from what we've gathered, we understand he used a stolen i.d. to be able to pack the either by check. that is according to the family local dairy farmers that employed him. he may have been in the country from anywhere between four to seven years and it's been reported that he entered as a minor. he is now 24 years old. i think what is most important, gregg, and is to improvise. i want democrats and they want to listen. her death is not an argument for less immigration enforcement. it is an argument for more. gregg: how many more mollie tibbetts indicates timely either have to be, so tragically and heart wrenching for their family and friends before the democrat stand up and protect americans. our safety, our lives, borders against illegal immigrants? >> but the million dollar question, isn't it, gregg. i've been asking this so many times that i've reported on immigration failures and the high cost of not c

guess what, michelle malkin will tell us the truth next. from a gentle mist you can barely feel. flonase sensimist. ♪ >> laura: a disturbing report is raising questions about non-u.s. citizens' ability to register to vote and cast ballots. "the washington times" reported, "noncitizens are signing up to vote in states including pennsylvania, new jersey, and virginia, according to the research where the public interest legal foundation, the nonproduct on my profit organization. they found that a lot of of the that noncitizens manager cast ballots as well. yet, here's a common refrain we always hear from democrats. >> the voter fraud mantra is said to so often, it is almost said robotically, that some peoe have unthinkingly begun to believe that the issue is real. >> this whole notion of elections, or voting fraud -- this is something that has constantly been disproved. this is fake news. the notion that they are a whole bunch of people out there who are going out there and are not eligible to vote and want to vote. we have the opposite proble

investigates," its award-winning, michelle malkin. rredeemable deplorable roles, michelle, or we are smelly walmart people, i like walmart. i love walmart. walmart's great. and target. and costco. i love those stories. or irredeemable deplorables, singing to god, guns, families, and we smell. this is so condescending. they are the sheep that just echo each other in their little echo chamber. >> that certainly was proved by this coordinated campaign by these groupthink media outletsy to attack president trump for his very legitimate criticism of their political operative propaganda, which masquerades as neutral reporting. what we saw there with john heilman, i love it. at first, i thought, who the heck is this guy? i really had never been familiar with his work. hees is somebody who masquerades as a documentary filmmaker and he is allowed to get away with comments like this. i mean, he's got contempt for trump orders and independent thinkers, it's, like, oozing out of his core. and it's that kind of elite media condescension that put pr

," michelle malkin.l pam bondi. by the way, filling out on "the five." ." congratulations. >> thank you. >> sean: they are a great group of people, everyone is great on the show. let me start with you. you have a lot of statistics. this election, we hear all these people. sanctuary cities which basically to me is aiding and abetting lawbreaking because we do have laws, we are a nation of laws. the same thing with abolishing i.c.e. and demonizing them for doing their job. >> our i.c.e. agents do soin muh in this country for us and in florida alone, as attorney general, they are f amazing. first of all, there are so many gangs from out of this country in my state. listen to this. in 2014 with no border security, 1200 criminal gangs were identified. 1200 separate gangs. 53,000 documented gang members, documented by law enforcement -- >> sean: in florida. >> in florida. and over 11,000 gangs in prison or on doc supervision in my state. that's why we have to build a wall. >> sean: why were they not sent back

host of michelle malkin investigates from crtv. joins us from the beautiful state of colorado. ut down the government to get the wall. but then we hear, mitch, paul, they cut a deal. if they do shut down the government, that wouldn't happen until after the election? >> well it should be front and center before the midterms and i am glad that president trump is continuing to draw the line and throw doesn't gauntlet in front of these gop establishment types. border security is a commitment that doesn't have an expiration date. it is a constitutional duty. it is a prerogative, it is imperative that never ends, and president trump cited the high, skyrocketing murder rates in mexico. look at the mexican government's response. they don't want him to talk about it, even though it was front and center as a central issue in the recent mexican elections. this is not just a single issue. you will hear the media and the never-trumpers and the open borders faction, lobbyists on both the left and right say, why is he so obsessed with this single issue. it is not just a single issue. it is eve

you do not want to miss this segment with michelle malkin. don't go away. o not want to miss this segment with michelle ma this wi-fi is fast. i know! i know! i know! i know! when did brian move back in? brian's back? he doesn't get my room. he's only going to be here for like a week. like a month, tops. oh boy. wi-fi fast enough for the whole family is simple, easy, awesome. in many cultures, young men would stay with their families until their 40's. >> laura: harvard in the hot seat.♪ what happens when harvard university capped the number of asian students who could be admitted? well, that didn't go down so well. michelle malkin joining us and of course from crt and cathy areu, the publisher of "catalina magazine." also we have news from betsy devos at the education department involving title ix and sexual harassment on college campuses. let's start with this harvard story. michelle, you have been all over this issue of affirmative action for years. and now, we are at the point where we are penalizing asian students and thankfully the u.s. department of ju

with reaction, former secret service agent, dan bongino and michelle malkin.are either irredeemable deplorables or smelly walmart people -- i like walmart. in fact, i love walmart. walmart is great. and target and costco. i love those stores. or irredeemable deplorables, clinging to the god, gun, family, religion or we smell and won't shop in walmart. this is so condescending, disgustingly condescending when they are the sheep that echo each other in the echo chamber. >> yeah. that was proved by the coordinated campaign by all of the group think media outlets to attack president trump for his very legitimate criticism of their political operative propaganda that masquerades as neutral reporting. what we saw there, i love it. i thought who the heck is this guy? i had really never been familiar with his work. he is somebody who masquerades as a documentary filmmaker and he is allowed to get away with comments like this. i mean he has got contempt for trump voters and independent thinkers that is coming, like oozing out of his pores. and it's that elite media con

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michelle malkin is busy trying to do so many things. those are some of the key ones. margie ross, wonderful inspiring speech about how to be a successful professional woman. our website. >> i'm just curious with all of the speakers, like you said. how are the speakers greeted on campus? >> yes. for berkeley, -- to protect our women speakers. often, we have to have bodyguards. we work very closely with security. we have never had much evan incident yet. but, it is frightening. it is frightening the way the left wants to shut down conservative thought that they don't disagree with it anymore. it is tough. we spend a lot of money. a bodyguard per day is $1000. we do it to protect those who feel they needed. anybody who asks me for it, i will do it. >> it is. >> what a great talk. i was curious if you could speak more about her relationship with henry. she was obviously such an accomplished woman. it would be hard to find a man who would not be threatened. it was a very fascinating relationship. >> they are both powering personalities. they love each other very much. they

michelle malkin investigates on crtv. t know exactly what they were. they thought they might be trying to teach kids to be school shooters, and now we've seen that apparently some judge out there said, yeah, the, really haven't proven that this group is a danger to the community. so everybody gets out for $20,000 a head regarding bond. >> yeah, well first let me provide context. i've been reporting on the father of the siraj wahhaj for 13 years. he has been providing ideology. he was placing propaganda on subways since 2005. i was reporting on muslim training grounds operating across the country essentially in plain sight for 11 years. there are many jihad watchdog investigators are warn about this, to their peril. not only because they invite death threats for doing their work but attacks from the far left, being what called, quote, unquote, islamophobic. i want to say to the reaction to the judge's decision, to consider releasing these suspects on 20,000-dollars bonds is, number one, death threats are unacceptable no mat

michelle malkin, thank you for being with us tonight. >> you bet. >> coming up, the second part of my interview with mark levin and the liberals. but first, ready to square off in the all-star panel, next.bac jeanine. >> welcome back to justice. let's get to it with my panel tonight. -- we were just talking about i.c.e. and the abolition of ice that how first it was a joke with michelle wolf and now people are actually offering money to have i.c.e. agents killed. during the break i did a quick count. there are about 35 democrats in congress who support the abolition of i.c.e. 133 democrats would not take a position on a resolution. chris, do you think the winning position, do you think it is a winning position for the democrats in midterms? >> they do not want to eliminate border security. >> they want to abolish i.c.e. >> no. they might want to change i.c.e. and might want to change the way work at the borders. we are not separating children from their mothers as they cry and seeking asylum here. they do not want to eliminate or get rid of border security in the country. obviously im

michelle malkin is hard to get out because she's busy doing so many things. those are some of the key ones. margie ross does a wonderful inspiring speech about how to be a successful woman. rachel duffy who was recently on fox, she gives a great talk. all those are on our website. wait for the mike here. so it gets on the tape. >> i'm just curious with all these speakers, like you said at berkeley, how are the speakers greeted on campus, as opposed to >> yes. we set up the berkeley ones to be sure to protect our women speakers. often we have to have bo bodyguards. we work very closely with security. we've never had much of an incident yet, but it's frightening. it's frightening the way the left wants to shut down conservative thought. they don't disagree with it anymore. so, it's a top priority. we spend a lot of money. a bodyguard a day is $1 sth,000 we do it to protect those who feel they really need it. anybody that asks me for it, we do it. elizabeth is our lecture director here. >> unfortunately, that's something that's necessary in this day and age. lau

join us here tomorrow michelle malkin among our guests. good night from new york. kennedy: president trump wrapping up a major rally in west virginia. we'll have full coverage on that in moments but let's get back to washington d.c. end here new york explosive developments in the mueller investigation. first president comes aamer campaign chief paul manafort today found guilty on eight charges of bank and tax fraud. he will be sentenced later this month. he's looking at decades in prison potential and in new york the presence former personal attorney michael cohen pleading guilty to campaign finance violations claiming he helped the president arranged us money -- hush money payments to stormy daniels. the present legal team said these two things have nothing to do with russian collision. earlier today the president echoed that. watch. >> i must tell you paul manafort is a good man. he was with ronald reagan and a lot of different people over the years. i feel very sad about that. it doesn't involve me but i still feel, it's a very sad thing that happened. this had

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mark levin, michelle malkin join me. plus a barn burner of an open.e is next. have a terrific weekend. >> welcome to ush what wash, i'm laurie ingraham and this is the ingraham angle. a fantastic friday lineup for you this evening, of course. the culture wars are back on. rapper kanye west late night defense of his pro trump views. and the debate once again, kneeling, of course, plus hoye the left purposefully manipulates the words of our 40th president,ronald reagan, cabinet member bill bennett and explain. the philadelphia u.s. attorney standing up

mark levin, michelle malkin join me. plus a barn burner of an open.day, in speay graham, tucker is up next. ♪ >> mark: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight," i'm mark steyn in for tucker. if the national football league is back, the six-month hiatus has done nothing to alleviate the protest, two players on the miami dolphins melt during the national anthem and other players raised their fists during the anthem or simply walked around. the protest served to reignite the nfl's feud with the president. today, president trump tweeted the nfl players are at it again and taking a knee when they should be

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mark levin, michelle malkin join me. plus a barn burner of an open. sean is back on monday, in speay graham, tucker is up next. ♪ >> mark: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight," i'm mark steyn in for tucker. if the national football league is back, the six-month hiatus has done nothing to alleviate the protest, two players on the miami dolphins melt during the national anthem and other players raised their fists during the anthem or simply walked around. the protest served to reignite the nfl's feud with the president. today, president trump tweeted the nfl players are at it again and taking a knee when they should be standing proudly for the national anthem. numerous players from different teams wanted to show their outrage, something that most of them are unable to define. they make a fortune doing what they love. be happy, be cool. a football game that fans are paying so much money to watch and enjoy is no place to protes protest. find another way to protest, stand proudly for your national anthem or be suspended without pay. "the tw

pete: when we say michelle malkin investigates -- abby: she really does., what was supposed to be a day of peaceful protesting in charlottesville quickly turns into an anti- police batch led by an antifa mob. >> [crowd chanting] abby: others confronting police in riot gear later attacking local reporters. more tense protests are expected today in charlottesville and in washington. on the one year anniversary of the deadly white supremacist rally last year if you remember 32 year old heather heyer was killed after being hit by a car that plowed into a crowd of counter-protesters horrible day. and there's this, a security guard is gunned down by police after firing shots at a manager of a store. he was supposed to be protecting >> someone ran in and said " active shooter." people were just running in the door probably 30 people. >> i was scared. >> just wanted to get as far away as i could. abby: las vegas police say it all started with an argument. the security guard went into the parking lot and came back with a gun shooting into a packed discount store. h

mark levin, michelle malkin join me. plus a barn burner of an open. sean is back on monday, the ingraham angle is next. have a terrific weekend. >> welcome to ush what wash, i'm laurie ingraham and this is the ingraham angle. a fantastic friday lineup for you this evening, of course. the culture wars are back on. rapper kanye west late night defense of his pro trump views. and the debate once again, kneeling, of course, plus hoye the left purposefully manipulates the words of our 40th president,ronald reagan, cabinet member bill bennett and explain. the philadelphia u.s. attorney standing up to the physical philadelphia's. we begin tonight with the new details of the contact between officials at the highest level of the obama era justice department and that former british spy. long after the fbi cut ties with this christopher steele character and the trump dossier author well what happened? bruce ohr, who was at the time a senior justice department official continued to maintain extensive contact with steele. he wasn't supposed to. this according to n

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griff: here with her reaction michelle malkin, on the crtv. he members of this compound titled "phases of the terrorist attack" so it wasn't just the information that we already know about the kids allegedly being trained to shoot up schools but also these very specific threats against soft targets including atlanta's grady memorial hospital, so all of the new information that's been disclosed by the da to appeal the judge's decision to grand bond to these suspects, i think makes the judge even look worse than she already did when she was condemning law enforcement the da for bringing up the jihad origins of the plots against innocent american school children and families. it's very troublesome and one thing that i detected in looking at these latest filings too is theres some troubling jurisdictional conflicts that i think may have led to the unnecessary death of the three year old boy, because what we do know is that the property owners had alerted local authorities. tonya and jason badger and i really do believe that this couple are an unsun