raymond arroyo is filling in for laura tonight. a "the ingraham angle" is up next. >> great show, i was watching the whole thing. in fact, i was so distracted i got here late. so hang in there, happy july 4th. we will see you soon. i'm raymond arroyo, in for a laura ingraham, this is "the ingraham angle" from new york, nike polling issue featuring an american flag after a backlash from national anthem protester colin kaepernick. just one of several instances of patriotism under fire as we approach independence day. we will take a closer look, also we have breaking immigration news for you tonight, a federal judge is blocking trump's latest border efforts. to the acting director of i.c.e. will be her to respond. and two more polls show just how bad joe biden fared in that last democratic debate. it is the tide turning on a former vp? matt schlapp and juan williams here to break it all down. new developments in the brutal antifa attack on andy ngo paid his attorney is here exclusively to lay out the next steps she plans to take to ge

it is going to be about this country and the salute to america.ho >> raymond: raymond arroyo -- we areing exactly what the president has planned for his july 4th extravaganza. it will feature music and flyovers, fireworks and much more. fox kristin fisher's life at the white house tonight with a story, kristen. >> raymond, this is shaping up to be quite a spectacle. president trump is promising the biggest fireworks display ever. there is going to be a flyover of air force one, marine one the blue angels and more. and then there are the tanks which is one of the more unique and controversial aspects of the president's' fourth of july plans. several u.s. army tanks will be on display on the national mall including some m1a1 abrams. and each one weighs more than. 60 tons. they've had to be transported to get here. you will not see them moving because they could really rip up the roads which the officials are worried about. they will ask the federal government to reimburse them for any damages.th to top it off, president trump himself will be speaking at the lincoln memorial. he is promis

raymond: how many horns? >> two. raymond: rhinos use their horn to protect themselves. how do they?hey fight using their horn. if the enemy comes, they will use their horn and fight. when we started here, people within this area, they were like, "it's fine to kill an animal, to kill a wild animal." it's fine to do anything to the wild, cutting trees -- it was fine for them. and when we came to be here, it was a big tug of war to get a grassroot person to understand why we should conserve. reporter: raymond opio spends a lot of time out on patrol. he hopes that one day rhinos will again be able to live free, without need of protection. raymond: it will happen that the rhinos will go back in the wild in uganda, but we need a very tough law for that, and also we need people that are very much committed to conservation. my dream is to see the rhinos being put back in the national park and multiplying in numbers in the national park of uganda. reporter: but that will take at least 20 to 30 more years. only then will the organization have bred so many southern white rhinos that some can b

raymond: definitely.r and rates have been cap by expectations, or trade wars in general. if you think traders will continue to be a problem, you will see a cap in longer term rates. i do not see a revelation of the trade or anytime soon -- resolution. ip.p ones restructuring on side, they want all the terrace the u.s. has imposed to be off the table. tariffswant all of the off the table. because of these differences, this trade will take longer to play out. that will keep longer rates cap at that to percent mark. -- 2% mark. shery: keeping in mind that they have plenty of ammunition and policy tools to work with. absolutely, there is always talk about chinese growth slowing, what one thing we can focus on is they still have a lot of tools that the western world does not have to address economic problems. first, one of the highest interest rates in the world. they still have over $3 trillion of reserve that they can put into the system. the90% of the debt in country is located domestically. so they are not

joining us with all the details raymond arroyo fox news contributor, all right raymond hollywood givingo china sensors. we talked about it on radio, tv for years but a new example is drawing the ire of him. >> laura, tom cruise appeared con and unveiled the new top gun maverick trailer. this is a sequel to the '80s classic and in one scene his character leather bomber. but there was a notable difference gone are the patch is that once cover the jackets back. the taiwanese japanese flags are absent.s these are nations, of course enemies of china. they have been replaced with similar colors but not the original flags. some are saying due to top gun's finance era. it turns out tencent pictures a division of the chinese internet giant is underwriting the film and they own part of the production company sky dance that is creating the film with paramount. to top it off, they should call this thing top run from free expression. you know, this is nothing new laura. the china film administration routinely sensors films and as the second biggest film market bent over backwards to comply. you reme

this week's trail mix, raymond arroyo. beto is now telling a personal story that connects him to the reparations debate. do tell. >> he is, laura. robert francis was an early democratic supporter of reparations. with identity politics swamping the democratic party, beto has to keep himself relevant. so yesterday he revealed that he and his wife amy are descended from slave owners. he said it was recently -- i was recently given documents showing that amy and i are descended from people that owned slaves. i benefitted from a system that my ancestors belt. it increases the urgency that i feel to help change this country so it works for those that have been locked out of or locked up in this system. now, i guess you don't have to apologize for your own behavior but for your ancestors. this is racial paranoia taken to the extreme. it was he's great, great, great grandfather, incidentally. >> laura: first of all, he thinks after the vogue cover it's been all downhill. so he has to -- how is he going to outdo this though? the on

>> come on, raymond... >> adams. it was jefferson. i'm going to say madison? no, no.e. >> leave it to the july 4th birthday guy. >> they finally got it. i love this day. but when you read john adams' letter to his wife on july 2nd he wrote, i'm going to read this. second day of july at 176 will be a most memorable epocha in the history of america. it ought to be celebrated by succeeding generations as the day of deliverance by solemn acts of devotion to acts of god almighty. it should be celebrate by palms parades, guns, shows, sports bells, illumination. july 2nd, that was the day they actually voted on the declaration of independence. it was just adopted on the fourth. adams thought the second should be the day. but this is the day we commemorate. >> laura: i like calling it independence day instead of fourth of july. it's colloquial to say fourth of july, but in a time frame where so many are looking down on our country calling into question its inherent greatness or its s founding, or its founders, i think it's incumbent upon all of us as parents to teach our youn

means to them, independence day, raymond, what did you find? spoke too young, we spoke to old about what patriotism means on this fourth of july. the results were interesting. watch. what does being an american mean to you? >> my nationality is venezuelan until now, so i know what it is to be harassed, hated. >> i love america. it's great. being a patriot, my family fled from socialism. my grandfather fled from germany when bismarck was coming in control. yeah. >> stepping in this free ground, stepping on a country where you can say and do whatever you want, you can think whatever you want, you can feel whatever you want. >> today, we celebrate our independence day! >> what are you celebrating? >> i'm celebrating the freedom that we have as americans to vote the way that we want to vote, and i know that everybody is voting for a trump. >> this great economy, our great country, our freedom, and our veterans. >> what makes you proud to be an american? >> we are the only people, people like us, a diverse couple can be together. truly exceptional.

raymond arroyo has the details, seen and unseen is next. criticism for his of all things petsmart's celebrating the fourth, with great deals like... buy 1 get 1 50% off dog and cat food, and holiday dog toys, apparel, beds and more! plus, treats members get 50% more points on all purchases! now that's a celebration... ...petsmart! "seen and unseen" segment where we expose the big cultural stories of the day. president trump dons his producer's hat. thomas jefferson is overthrown by his own darned hometown. why megan mccain might be leaving "the view." joining us is the guy you've been wait for, raymond arroyo, "new york times" best selling author, fox news contributor. the new book "will wilder, the amulet of power." hey, raymond, how are you. >> hi. tammy, great to be with you. >> tammy: nice to see you. what's going in the world? >> well, as you know the president is taking a lot of flack for the fourth of july celebration. i've been doing a little research. and that hardware that they're giving him so much trouble over, the hardware that

raymond arroyo has the detailsls seen and unseen is next. seen and unseen is next. >> tammy: it is time for our "seen and unseen" segment where we expose the big cultural stories of the day. president trump dons his producer's hat. thomas jefferson is overthrown by his own darned hometown. why megan mccain might be leaving "the view." joining us is the guy you've been wait for, raymond arroyo "new york times" best selling author, fox news contributor. the new book "will wilder, the amulet of power." hey, raymond, how are you. >> hi. tammy, great to be with you. >> tammy: nice to see you. what's going in the world? >> well, as you know the president is taking a lot of flack for the fourth of july celebration. i've been doing a little research. and that hardware that they'rere giving him so much trouble over the hardware that his administration has brought to d.c., is actually tame by historical standards. people are saying he's acting like a dictator, a guest last night said he's compensating foy something. i don't think any of that is true.

with all the details raymond arroyo joins us fox news contributor.sident was on fire and i know we say that -- say that too often, but tonight he really was. you notice some time-tested techniques that he used on stage. tell us. >> i did. this could be spoken of as then first real rally of 2020. he was on his game. pay attention to the language the president used. watch. >> could you imagine what it could have been if we didn't have the witch hunt, if we didn't have the [bleep]. tonight i have a suggestion for the hate filled extremists who are constantly trying to tear our country down. they never have anything good to say. that's why i say, hey, if they don't like it, let them lead let them leave. if they don't love it, tell them to leave it. >> you know, laura, he's speaking the language of the people. the profanity there, i'm not wild about all the profanity but you go to a bar, you go to a coffeehouse, you go to a restaurant, this is how america talks. >> laura: my surrogate dad hi, chuck, living in california would say, laura, i don't care for

raymond does the one that makes him look younger. >> you think i'm crazy? i submitted a picture of you, lawyur laura. it came back aged up. >> i'll take that. that's a great lady. >> just age naturally. why do we need a preview of how bad we look? if you're lucky enough to get old, embrace it. >> all i can say is people have too much time on their hands. >> i agree. >> when you download an app, you have to put your apple i.d. in. i change that once a day. i always forget it. making new pass words. >> i have to share this with you. we commemorated the 50th anniversary of the apollo 11 moon landing. aldrin and armstrong were the first on the moon's surface. they commemorated it this way. >> i was able to join neil and mike on the saturn 5 that day. now i look forward to america's leading role in a next step space alliance. >> buzz aldrin still kicking. unbelievable. despite the pictures and the testimony, there's still those that renews to believe that the united states ever went to the moon. >> we never went to the moon. let me prove it to you with 13 reason

and our older raymond arroyo hits the streets of new york city.hat people are saying about the issues and candidates. but we begin tonight with an eye towards 2020. we are now under 16 months toward the election with the official campaign announcement on the first democratic debate out of the way and we thought it was a good time to kind of reset the combination. in politics, words, phrases, images and scenes often make the difference between winning and losing. since the state of the union, president trump has been laying the groundwork for how he will come after the democrats this cycle leaning on a particular word that he thinks will have a residence in the economic boom times. >> president trump: tonight we renew our resolve that america will never be a socialist country. >> the new democratic party believes in socialism. >> we believe in freedom and so do you. >> laura: and democrats, something they have vulnerability on this issue have taken to defending themselves against the charge. >> democratic socialism means acquiring and achieving pol

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joining us with all these details is raymond arroyo. it seems like she's gone into full -- i don't know, is a daemon mode? but people criticize everyone. even at today's u.s. soccer world cup parade in new york, it was... i thought there was no i in team. remember that? >> apparently there is. there is no doubt, rapinoe and her team are indisputable champions. but watch how she made herself a name for herself protesting national anthems, the trump administration, watch how he she conducted herself in today's victory. >> is our responsibility to make the world a better place. i think this team does an incredible job of taking that on our shoulders and understanding the position we have and the platform we have. we've got to listen more and talk less. new york city, you're the [bleep] man! >> what do you deserve? >> i deserve this. >> you deserve all of it. everything. you deserve this. >> look, she's a victor, she's a champion from you deserve your victory, but adulation's. first responders duncan parades, firefighters who rescue nieces

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. >> raymond: thank you, shannon. >> shannon: have a great fourth. >> raymond: happy fourth of july. democratic socialist and congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez doubling down again tonight. comparing border current facility facilities to concentration camps. they say they explore the same border facilities but tonight they are shocked by what they call misinformation. the freshman lawmaker, stick around, you will hear from a pastor who joins me live coming up. nike dropping betsy ross, the nike sneakers because colin kaepernick complained and has that flag become a symbol of oppression? and later, breaking news eddie gallagher accused of killing and isis prisoner got the verdict. brand-new video with empire jussie smollett oh alleged hate crime hoaxes, footage from the scene that night and we will show it to you. hello welcome to "fox news @ night," lines being drawn between democratic lawmakers and border officials and agents. corresponded david spun with the latest, david to. >> a lot going on tonight, new images depicting what is going on and the border facilities. the image i

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raymond arroyo is filling in for laura tonight. up next. >> great show, i was watching the whole thing. in fact, i was so distracted i got here late. so hang in there, happy july 4th. we will see you soon. i'm raymond arroyo, in for a laura ingraham, this is "the ingraham angle" from new york, nike polling issue featuring an american flag after a backlash from national anthem protester colin kaepernick. just one of several instances of patriotism under fire as we approach independence day. we will take a closer look, also we have breaking immigration news for you tonight, a federal judge is blocking trump's latest border efforts. to the acting director of i.c.e. will be her to respond. and two more polls show just how bad joe biden fared in that last democratic debate. it is the tide turning on a former vp? matt schlapp and juan williams here to break it a

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essentially what the trumpet ministration is asking for the total ban on any new clear enrichment any raymond richmond in iran. why do you think this narrative has changed so much and not in the run favor. i think americas think they might. achieve this but this was the story doing the george bush the where are going for 0 in richmond for iran but in the would see the last days of the bush administration in office they understood that they can know this and they wanted to shift toward letting iran to have some enrichment and that's why the same thing happened during the obama administration because before those pressures and sanctions against iran iran had a couple of hundreds of centrifuges but in the end it after the sanctions on the pressure it ended up to have thousands of centrifuges and the same story can have happened and be repeated as this i mean we have been seeing these stories in the past years iran if it's 3 european countries they had then they dream and in 2003 but iran that its own party the other part on the pressure of the americans didn't fulfill its commitments and they ca

. >>> squareas upgraded to market perform from underperform over at raymond james. analyst cited the company's credit card business, which is gaining traction among other things. this call ends the rm bearish stance on the stock since january. initiatedalysts coverage of chewy, with five placing a hold rating on the stock including.organ stanl the analyst at that firm cites the company's valuation and says investorseed to wait for a pull back before buying. the price target is $33. the stock fell$3 3% to 29. >>> still ahead, is boeing on the verge of losing a title it has ld for years? ♪ ♪ >>> drugmakers got a lift today following a legal setck for a trump administration rule. the white house wanted drug manufacturers to list prices in their tv ads the rule was set to go into effect today before being blocked, and tt senthares of companies like merk, pfizer and e.i. lily higher >>> cut qatar plans to purchase aircraft from boeing. president trump announcement from the oval office. >> they're buying tremendous amount of planes, and buying commercial planes, a very la

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