raymond, if we did that, this ends pretty quickly. no member of congress should get a paycheck as long as we are in shutdown. no governor, no mayor, no county official who orders other people to stay home and not get their paycheck should take a paycheck. if you want to see how fast we can retool this country and get back to work, mandate that you'll see it pretty quickly. >> raymond: governor, i've got to play this for you, he flexed his literary muscles today courtesy of stanley. take a listen. >> we are taking baby steps over the last two months but we've been warning people all spider-man, whe with great freem comes great responsibility. i won't hesitate to shut things back down if we see numbers going up. >> raymond: of course, the actual quote is "with great power comes great responsibility." i wish he got in the quote right but it seems like he's set himself as the master of citizens 'his constitutional rights. what did you hear? >> somehow he's missing the point that this is america. i've traveled all over the world in one of

. >> raymond: i'm raymond arroyo filling in for laura ingraham and this is "the ingraham angle" on a very busy friday night. today's jobs report madeil it clear that up permanent locked and is not sustainable so why are some governors tightening their restrictions? former governor mike huckabee with a can't-miss message in moments.le learned yesterday that former president obama knew about the investigation into general michael flynn. should that set off alarms? who else knew? first ever official of intel at the fbi is here to tell us why they started at the top and what it means. plus, i couldn't forget friday follies because i'm hosting. we are going to get into joe biden's very bad week and a coronavirus challenge. but with laura out, join me to find out. and laura will be here later in the show with an important update to a story we did two weeks ago. but first, on this 53rd day of america in shutdown, if you look closely across the country, we are seeing a confrontation, oney that will likely be with us for a while. liberty birth is locked down. as the virus burns itself out, wh

raymond arroyo is here. every financial plan needs a cfp® professional -- confident financial plans, calming financial plans, complete financial plans. they're all possible with a cfp® professional. find yours at letsmakeaplan.org. >> laura: low-key people, time for seen and unseen, where we expose cultural stories of the week. while some mayors use covid-19 to crack down on their citizens, it cnn, joining us with all the details, fox news contributor, now in paperback raiment, the mayor of your own city of new orleans has unveiled a new plan to reopen businesses with strings attached. >> raymond: she's going out of her way, refusing to relax restrictions on businesses, even as the rest of louisiana begins to open up. >> we may not be in community spread much longer. but we have to continue the rate of testing, and even do more when we reopen. >> raymond: here's what the mayor's purposing. each distance in new orleans will have to keep a record of who comes into their establishment. customers will have to su

raymond, we miss you in the studio. how long it's been since you've been here, but we are unveiling a new segment tonight. it's called "joe down blow." what is the latest? >> he is still below. there is no timetable of when he might emerge, kind of like the groundhog. last night, he appeared on msnbc with possible vp in waiting, stacey abrams. when he spoke of the pandemic, the confusion started. >> put together a pandemic board like we did in world war ii, when president roosevelt put together a board that related to dealing with how we are going to deal with world war ii. we squandered a critical time, and so, i just don't -- and now he's trying to play this china card. i mean, i don't know -- >> he runs out of steam in the middle, i've never seen anything -- >> laura: raymond, i have not seen that until you displayed that. that is terrifying. >> it's tragic is what it is. he is having trouble holding conversations, and at one point last night, he started speaking to a pretaped questionnaire. throughout the interview,

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all right, raymond.reason, the music seems especially festive tonight. >> we need a little festivity. >> laura: we need, we've had such a tough time, there is so much loss of life, but people do seem to want to get out and have some relief and some laughter, so they been getting very creative, i understand, during the reopening. what is happening? >> the innovation of people is simply incredible, laura. at times, it's a bit scary, have to admit. some of these inventors made headlines this week for a mask that could be won at restaurants. you simply hit the button, and it opens to allow eating. now, you know, this disturbs me a little bit, because just dashed eat outside, you don't need to wear the mask if you're outside, being socially distant. i get worried about that thing. but i think i can top it, laura. a new orleans artist has unveiled the drinking mask, which allows for easier, hands-free, social distance drinking, a little slip for a straw in the mask, an interior flap covers the whole when it's

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raymond, thank you so much. great to see you.he tara reade allegations against joe biden have led to a re-examination of how the former delaware senator ran the clarence thomas confirmation hearings. a new and prophetic documentary about the supreme court justice, my former boss is about to drop. we're going to bring you a sneak peek. >> this is the wrong black guy. he has to be destroyed, just saying. it's been broken. and put back together. this is also hal's heart. and his relief, knowing he's covered by blue cross blue shield. and this is our promise, with over 80 years of healthcare expertise: to be here for you now. and always. this is medicare from blue cross blue shield. this is the benefit of blue. ♪ >> laura: tara reade's sexual assault allegations against biden have brought renewed scrutiny of the former vp's lead role in the clarence thomas confirmation fight. fox news chief breaking news correspondent trace gallagher is live in the west coast newsroom with the latest on that story, trace. >> at the heart of the #meto

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raymond arroyo here next.t's powerful, fda-approved to relieve moderate pain, yet non-addictive and gentle on the body. salonpas. it's good medicine. hisamitsu. >> laura: time for are seen and unseen segment. e>> laura: we expose the big cultural stories of the day. joining me with all the details, raymond arroyo. fox news contributor. the biden campaign restricting all joe to mostly local interviews. but he doesn't seem to be faring too well. >> he isn't, laura. i it's clear the campaign is trying to contain the gaps and diprotect their punching candidate. asked during these interviews if he was concerned about people calling him creepy or sleepy joe online. then they question his stamina. he answered this way. speak of the vast majority of the voters out there that have voted including young people are not getting all their news from the internet. but im am trying to compete there. getting started late in the comparative sense. look at all these young people now who are getting out of high school. they are d

joining us for all the details, raymond arroyo. the mayor of your own city of new orleans has unveiled a new plan to reopen h businesses with strings attached. >> lots of strings attached. mayor latoya contralto, laura, going out of her way, refusing to relax restrictions even as the rest of louisiana begins opening up. >> we may not be in community spread much longer, but we have to continue the rate of testing and even do more when we reopen the state. >> here's what the mayor is proposing, laura. each business in new orleans will have to keep a record of who comes into their establishment. customers will have to address their records, phone numbers, and their comings and goings will be recorded. essentially everybody has to be tracked. that's what she's proposing. >> laura: no way! that sounds a lot like what the mayor of kansas city in missouri was proposing, right? >> right. that mayor quentin lucas. asking businesses in his city to keep customer logs as well as houses of worship, which he considers a nonessential business. he

all right, raymond, do we have more joe down below?well, he has climbed the stairs so we is slightly less than below tonight. the biden campaign hold out a new weapon to jump-start its fund-raising efforts. >> hi, devon, hello, carol, does elizabeth moran. oh, my, wow! >> wow, didn't carol seemed thrilled, laura? lauren brought out the big surprise the big guns who quickly forgot he was on his cell phone and watch this closely. >> take it away, joe. >> carol this is joe biden. i'm counting on her a big deal not just for her endorsement but big deals and leadership. we will do our best not to disappoint you we will take this country back and build a better country. >> i bet he is relying on her, laura. this was like the cold call for the place for mom's call center. it was just a little bit odd. >> laura: she should have grabbed, she should have grabbed that beer. remember him the mic in her kitchen with that beer? >> laura, this is why the $1 million beneath trump in april. these calls. you don't want to give up any. >> they went biden

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raymond, thank you so much. great to see you. tara reade allegations y againstt joe biden have led to a re-examination of how the former delaware senator ran the clarence thomas confirmation hearings. a new and prophetic documentary about the supreme court justice, my former boss, is about to drop. we're going to bring you a sneak peek. >> this is the wrong black guy. he has to be destroyed, just saying. ♪ ♪ >> laura: tara reade's sexual assault allegations against biden have brought renewed scrutiny of the former vp's lead role in the clarence thomas confirmation fight. fox news chief breaking news correspondent trace gallagher is live in theio west coast newsrom with the latest on that story, trace. >> at the heart of the #metoo movement in the acura rations though mike tomei accusations, vice president biden said women should be believed. quoting her, "for a woman to come forward in the glaring lights of focus -- really, you've got to start up of the perception that at least the essence of what she's talking about is real" exc

and raymond arroyo following all of joe biden's lifeless events for "the ingraham angle." he is here with a full recap and the former vp did he let something slip or rip? he will explain. but first, a land of risk takers. that is the focus of tonight's "angle." all of us in the ingram household were like most americans, disappointed when this afternoon spacex launch scrub due to storms in the area. mission control decided the risk was too great to take a chance. so they rescheduled for saturday afternoon when they will make a new set of risk calculations before takeoff is attempted again. now, this got me thinking about risk assessment that will make every day. decisions big and small that have enormous consequences on our health, our well-being, our inner sense of harmony, our finances. walking out of the house every morning instantly exposes us to risk. stepping into a vehicle, buying a stock, even ordering in a restaurant, all involved at a certain level of risk. so you think about it, if we never take risk, we never move beyond the status quo. we never innovate. we nev

joining us with all the details, raymond arroyo fox news contributor.aymond, now you think memorial day may have given us an insight into the campaign to come. how so? >> laura if you look closely what happened during those dueling memorial day ceremonies. voters look at this. they are looking for signs. they were looking for impressions of how they should vote. from the basement for to lay a wreath at memorial at delaware. he wore a black mask, dark gray bands and his gait tentative. he projected an trepidation fear, trump on the other hand, peered at fort mchenry. he is surrounded by the drummond core, flags waving behind him, no mask. he seemed to be aligning himself visually at least with that american spirit of defiance in the face of adversity. it even had the touch of revolutionary spirit about it, laura. voters are picking up on this with her they recognize it or not it is they are, they see it, they feel it. >> laura: i don't think america come i don't think they want masks long-term. even if short term they do the masks because they think it i

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raymond james. the freeman foundation.y judy and peter blum kovler foundation; pursuing solutns for america's neglected needs. and by contributions to this pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. host: this is "outside source" on bbc news viewers in the u.k. and around the world. we are covering all of the latest on the coronavirus in britain and globally. staggering jobs figures from the u.s. the number of americans filing unemployment benefits since march nears 40 million. china decreeing new national security that will give it an even firmer grip on hong kong. activists fear it is an attempt to limit freedoms and silence beijing's opponents. at least 80 people are killed as a cyclone leaves a trail of destruction across parts of india and bangladesh. and we delve into the politics in brazil as the number of deaths from coronavirus there nears 20000 and infections skyrocket. hello, and a warm welcome to the program. there are now over 5 million confirmed coronavirus cases worldwide, and roughly one third of them ar

raymond james. the freeman foundation.y judy and peter blum kovler foundation; pursuing solutions for america's neglecd needs. anby contributions to this pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. anchor: thiss "outside source" on bbc news. we are covering all of the latest coronavirus of allotments for you in prison and globally. countries agree to an independent inquiry to the world health organization's response to the coronavirus pandemic. many are likely to lose their jobs. we see the follow from the coronavirus. more than 11,000 people have died in care homes since the start of march. the government has been criticized for not acting fast enough and millions are evacuated from coastal areas of india and bangladesh as a cyclone approaches the bay of bengal are. -- bengal. the world health organization has defended its handling of the coronavirus pandemic. they have been sharply criticized by the united states and will be the subject of an independent inquiry. >> i thanl=k member states for adopting the resolution w

we will speak with a mild technologist at raymond james -- bio technologist at raymond james. ♪ vonniebloomberg markets. i am vonnie quinn in new york. along with amanda lang in toronto. china's president xi jinping upmises it the country comes with a coronavirus vaccine, it will share it with the rest of the world. earlyould help diffuse criticism to their response to the disease. mid may, they had five being tested. more than 2000 people were enrolled in phase two trials. china would distribute the vaccine partnered with the world health organization and a global nonprofit organization. it is not certain how long that would take. in 2018, chinese vaccine makers markup cutting corners and that gave the industry a bad reputation, and other countries have to agree to allow phase three testing. if the where they see vaccine keeps people free of the infection. let's bring in somebody who knows a lot about this, dr. steven seedhouse, biotechnologist at raymond james. talk to us about where the u.s. is relative to china, and whether they are in a parallel race or separate races entirely. i

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i'm joined by raymond arroyo.what has the media been doing t reframe or kind of change the coverage of what most regular americans would see as criminal events. >> if you watch any of the coverage today even this evening , you would have sworn you were watching a march for literacy or the march for life given some of this coverage. it's hard to depict what happened in minneapolis as a peaceful protest or what we're seeing tonight while buildings and cars are being burned and inflames in the background. but some tried. >> i want to be clear and how i characterize this parade great this is mostly protest it is no generally speaking unruly. >> we are in a situation where people feel there is no other option but to take to the streets to have their voices heard. >> these people are fighting fo their liberty. >> we talked to a community activist and he said to me, listen, we are tired, according to the people we've talked to, this is all of that pent up anger and frustration coming to a head. >> these are people that w

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joining us for details, raymond arroyo, fox news contributor.o you think memorial day may have given us an insight into the campaigns to come? how so? >> laura, take a look closely during those dueling memorial day ceremonies, the voters look at this. they are looking for signs, impressions of how they should vote. biden emerged from his basement for the first time in two months to lay a wreath at a war memorial near his home in delaware. it was a grim look. he wore a black mask, the dark ray bans. even his gait was tempted. he projected an image of trepidation, fear. trump on the other hand appeared at fort mchenry, surrounded by the german five core, flags drum and five core. the american spirit and diversity, had a touch of the reverend revolutionary spirit, speech one name for it whether voters realize it or not, it's there. >> laura: i don't think america -- i don't think they want masks long-term even short term. if they do the masks if they think it's safe. they are worried that it's going to become the new normal forever, which i think t

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joining me raymond or arroyo and fox contributor, good to see you tonight.at the department of justice was upset about. great to see you. but they are being treated so differently and other institutions, retails in casinos. why would the churches be treated differently than those organizations? it doesn't make sense at all. >> i agree. this is what is so puzzling, martha, before the right of the press, the right to religious exercise. these people have a right to do that. you have newsom in california who has made churches not his second but the third phase of reopening. and the bishop in minnesota, all six of them are enraged because you are talking about a deal with the governor saying, wait a minute, we will let you go get your manicure and pedicure to hit the slots but only 11 people can be in a church and you can't even have outdoor services. so the bishops i think i've had enough. it is very extraordinary as you know, martha, for a group of bishops to defiantly say no. we will have mass on the 26th. that will be it. but the law is out of balance here.

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