s ♪ >> raymond: welcome back to the ingraham angle, i'm raymond arroyo.t was an essentially, especially wild fourth of july. not essential, especially, at the white house, where on sunday cocaine was found. there's been a lot of speculation about where it could coronavirus originated and today kjp was pressed on it. >> how determined is the president to get to the bottom of who brought illegal drugs to the white house. >> secret service is getting to the bottom, that's what matters and it's under their purview. >> the question is how is the president. >> the president thinks it's very important to get to the bottom of this. >> he can't get to the bottom of the stairs, how''s he going to get to the bottom of this. i'll leave that aside. one official familiar with the investigation is telling politico the cocaine culprit is unlikely to be found given it was discovered in a highly trafficked area of the west wing. joining me now former secret service agent bobby mcdonald. he was the assistant special agent in charge of the vice-presidential division when joe

raymond.or cameras could determine religion on country of origin. >> raymond: this is absurd. if people are in public you can videotape them. like a journalist or any of us, you can take your phone and video people and you can send that video to anyone you want including the police. the very idea. i have problems with the ring camera for this reason. people can tap into it. they are track your whereabouts, they can tap into who's coming into your house, who was leaving. that part i don't like however this part as a deterrence, you see the ring camera and you don't want to approach because they might capture me trying to break into your house or doing something nefarious, that's a good future of the ring and we should be able to send video to any damn one week she was especially the police when a crime is involved and that's what the stories about. teenagers admitting to killing a lyft driver. >> kayleigh: i have these and i can see it. why is it bad to catch someone who's trying to open your c

we are joined by raymond arroyo.paign has begun for everybody, but joe. >> raymond: laura, they dodge the first dog commander cujo, staff charging first lady and vp to campaign for the president. dr. jill was abroad telling lies in paris on your dime. >> when my husband, president biden took office, he made a promise to the american people that he would rebuild the systems that were broken and work to bring divided communities back together. and he did. >> raymond: he did? he brought communities together? which ones, laura? this is the president last september reaching out to half the country. >> president biden: republican party today is intimidated by donald trump and maga republicans and that is threat to this country. maga republicans look at americans and see carnage and darkness and despair. >> raymond: carnage and darkness? they are running on abortion on demand, carnage and darkness in one package. >> laura: i don't think jill campaigning is as attractive to voters as they might think, not sure people want to

if republicans want to win in 2024, just play that speech, raymond, that will win the election. this is what your kids are being subjected to, rants and angry people, what a drafter. >> raymond: somebody needs xanax or exoricism. this is abomination and they give most of their money 50 million to the democratic party. where are our kids? how do they figure in? >> laura: doing maxine waters channelling there. 7:00. the white house reveals who is calling the shots in the ukrainian war. jd vance is next. i'm jonathan lawson here to tell you about life insurance through the colonial penn program. if you're age 50 to 85, and looking to buy life insurance on a fixed budget, remember the three ps. what are the three ps? the three ps of life insurance on a fixed budget are price, price, and price. a price you can afford, a price that can't increase, and a price that fits your budget. i'm 54, what's my price? you can get coverage for $9.95 a month. i'm 65 and take medications. what's my price? also $9.95 a month. i just turned 80, what's my price? $9.95 a month for you too. if you're age

we have more in common than what separates us. >> raymond: in common with the extremist.ala is trying to shore up hispanic votes. allegiance is drifting because of crime and economy biden lost four points with latinos since october. i don't think kamala will build it up. >> laura: it is just me or was there echo nothing there? was there applause? didn't see much reaction there. >> raymond: like a country music executive at a jason aldean concert. i didn't see. looking at your out fit, "barbie" won the box office this weekend. politicians tried to get in on the acts, we talked about gretchen whitmer and ai fakes, featuring obama and biden, this is scott weiner getting his barbie on. ♪ ♪ >> raymond: these people have to stop, weiner honored the sisters of perpetual indulgence and made it illegal to not recognize the gender identity of your child, criminalizeing that for parents this summer. i don't know if that is in barbie's world. >> laura: it is creepy. i don't know what he was doing there. sometimes it just, the adults should stay away from that type of social media. tw

i'm raymond arroyo. it was an essentiall.y especially wild 4th of july non-essential, especially atnday the white house where on sunday cocaine was found. o it's been a lot of speculationio about where it could have originated. >> and today ap was pressedp on it. >> i was determined as thepresss president to get to the bottom>e and brought illegal drugs to the white house. secret serviceting t getting toe bottom of it. and that's what matters. and it's under their purview. but there wa s the question wasn is h how to terminate the president. the president thinks it's very importanident. t to get to the a bottom of this. >> he can't get to the bottom of the stairn'tos. this. how is it going to get to the bottom of this? but i'll leave that aside. i'llve that r with the the investigation is telling politico the cocaine culpritinvg unlikely to be found, given it was discovered in a highly traffickedound area of the west wing. >> joining us now, former secrett . service agent bobbyy mc mcdonald. he was the a

raymond raymond maybe not. when we went to invest.com. ♪ working. >> then the president fought to sign the executive order in manufacturing he had to double back sort of like kamala harris who may need to double back herself. this is her explanation for the success of bidenomics. >> most americans are $400 unexpected expense away from bankruptcy syntax is difficult for her. >> no specifics. >> maybe she can get into the atlantics, laura. look, we have a fox news alert. sorry to break. in tonight the president finally recognizing his 4-year-old granddaughter navy. hunter biden's love child in a statement to people, the president says this is not a political issue. it's a family matter. jill and i only want what's best for all our grandchildren, including navy. late better than never. does that mean she gets the christmas cookie or perhaps a stocking at the white house next year or later this year? >> raymond: we will have to check on that. we'll see. >> laura: all right. i'm granting you three wishes. >> raymond: oh, good. okay. i know we

raymond and mike, thank you so much. raymond will be in this seat on wednesday guest hosting for laura ingraham. we will see you on wednesday. >>> crack pipes,, oligarchs, chinese intelligence officers and a total disregard for the law. is there a better way to sum up hunter biden? each time something new comes out from his laptop you think it possibly couldn't get worse. but somehow, someway it does. shocking new photos showing hunter biden driving 172 miles per hour reportedly on his way to vegas for a hot tub party. and another holding a crack pipe while behind the wheel. this was a couple years ago. this is not decades a year. just a couple years ago. this all comes after he finally wrapped up his child support dispute over the grandchild we were just discussing that joe biden still won't acknowledge. and once that was done, hunter scurried off on the taxpayer's dime to camp david for a relaxing weekend ahead of his next court battle. this time over tax and gun charges. the u.s. attorney investigating hunter, david v

stop it stop it raymond. >> i'm doing nothing.ay, you are a problem. >> i'm going to leave it. i will hold it for you laura, i'm going to go. >> something is wrong. what's wrong? you can see the string this is like the worst camera shot. >> you have to give away all my tricks i was going to do the levitating cake. >> this is the raymond raimondo reveal the wide shot with the wire. congratulations you killed it last night and do it from now on. >> laura: we miss 10 but love 7:00. the left doesn't want to get them young on the trans stuff but also on climate change. we're going to explain. is joe biden okay? now, we really mean that. is he okay? jimmy failla gives us his thoughts on that and a the pro shipstation saves us so much time it makes it really easy and seamless pick an order print everything you need slap the label on ito the box and it's ready to go our cost for shipping, were cut in half just like that go to shipstation/tv and get 2 months free >> all right. now it's time for wtf. what the? joining me is jimmy falla, hos

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raymond arroyo reacts next.pas, it's good medicine. >> laura: the democrats new frontier a sick promotion of a twisted world view. tonight we will bring you two stories that the media should frankly be ashamed of the first hit air friday night. abc featured a series on nightline focusing on transitioning minors. in it they interviewed transgender assistant secretary of health add admiral rachel lavigne who unsurprisingly spouted antiscience nonsense. >> what would you say to spokes that think they are being reasonable by saying why can't children wait until 18th, adolescents and pursuant is hard. what if you are going through the wrong pursuant? what if you inside feel that you are female but now you are going through a male pursuant. gender affirming care is medical care. gender affirming care is literally suicide prevention care. >> laura: joining me now raymond arroyo, fox news analyst. raymond, expert guidance there an abc wants parents to trust that the question is why are they motivated to, you know, cover

raymond, great to see you 7:00.ht, the white house reveals who is really calling the shots in the ukraine war. j.d. vance has reaction, next. ♪ >> the ukrainians are running out of ammunition. the ammunition, 155 millimeter weapons and they're running out of that ammunition and we're low on it. >> but that reality won't stop the u.s. from sending more to ukraine. the country reportedly fires the same amount of 155 millimeter artillery rounds in five days as we're able to produce in a month. but this administration, they don't care, and if you had any doubts about who is actually running america's war effort in ukraine, listen to what john kirby said to shannon bream. >> defense industry obviously wants to make sure if they're going to increase production that that production rate is going to stay elevated for a period of time. that's sort of the central thesis of the discussions with them, to increase production and let them know we're serious about doing that for some period of time here. >> joining me now, ohio se

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now, raymond, i'm granting you on our last 10:00 p.m.ree wishes. >> well, the good news is none of them involve sniffing laura so i'll put that to rest. my first wish, after seeing britney spears latest instagram postings is, perhaps the conservatorship deserves a second chance. >> okay, guys, so my book is coming out very, very soon. i worked my [bleep] off for this book. i had a lot of theater to get this book done. i'm going to, come on pretty mama, yeah, baby, why don't we go. cocoa cocoa. >> too much, too much. >> laura, it's gotten weird at the spears household. she does these dance videos every day. very weird. she was involved in a situation with a rookie at the san antonio spurs went to touch him on the shoulder claim she was battered by his security. claims the cops say she hit herself with her own hand. britney needs a little oversight at this point. >> yeah, was the rookie right? the rookie of all rookies this year, she like bashed herself in the face. i don't know. someone pushed someone and someone's fist went into someone'

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raymond arroyo has it all.nd unseen and that's next. ♪ - [female narrator] five billion people lack access to safe surgery. thousands of children are suffering and dying from treatable causes. for 40 years, mercy ships has deployed floating hospitals to provide the free surgeries these children need. join us. together, we can give children the hope and healing they never thought possible. it's a mission powered by love, made possible by you. give today. >> laura: it's timing for seen and unseen segment. we are going to explore the lies being told as the campaign season begins. for that we are joined by fox news contributor raymond arroyo; raymond, the campaign really has begun for everybody but joe. >> well, laura, as they dodge the first dog commander cujo biden at the white house, the staff is charging the first lady and the v.p. to campaign for the president. dr. jill was abroad telling lies i mean she was telling lies abroad in paris on your dime. >> when my husband, president biden, took office he made a p

ray, i'm sorry, raymond, is he talking about himself. great. he -- he looks like he is going out of his way now to acknowledge his seventh granddaughter after years of ignoring her. >> i have seven grandkids. you know, every day i either text them or call them. being there is important and makes such a difference, i think. >> now, laura, this new affection for his granddaughter is clearly happening because the polling is so bad among democrats and especially the black community. this is cheryl underwood's podcast from yesterday. listen to this. >> they don't want to acknowledge the other baby. i'm going to tell you from the black side. no matter whether friend or foe, as soon as the baby show up, we love the baby while people have no shill when it come to a baby showing up that they never acknowledge. >> do you know why this all this matters, laura, "the washington post" found a 10% drop in the turnout among black voters in the midterms compared to 2018 and in a new "the washington post" poll, 25% of black respondents said they would be disappo

raymond.nderstand we have droughts and wildfires, it gets ne nerve-racking with the fireworks, i understand that. and i understand chemicals from firework shows but to 2020 last time you had legislators in karine jean-pie california saying you can't do fireworks. >> if the l.a. regional water control board had their minds in the right place and were worried about environment, these are fireworks over water, we're talking about one night. just one night. to celebrate july 4. i don't know why they would change the regulations because all they are doing is incentivizing what you saw in the video, people will celebrate july 4, and remember, john adams in his letter to his wife said, i hope this day of july 4 is celebrating with ir ir and guns and bells, you will have independent ones they could be more dangerous. i think it is ridiculous, and any time you get the government regulating some that is a one-day a year celebration, and america's birthday, it runs afoul of the spirit of the country but

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biden no, no, raymond. the best is that the child world is like a proxy for the american electorate. r ththey're just turninge their backs on him. >> the child's like, looking right? like, ard's him like you a freo you love the, you know, subliminal thoughts of that chilhildd? >> the child could so expressri them. hilarious. all right. ous. >> poor , chilall right.now, >> now, horrific that raymond, i'm granting you on our last 10 p.m. show. thres. iwishe mm-hmm. well, the good news is, none of them involve sniffing. lauralaura, so i'll put that ft to rest. my first wish after seeingm britney spears latest instagram postings is perhaps the conservatorship deserves a second chanctorship e. y >> okay, guys. so my book is coming out very,.k very soon. ed mleep] i my off for this boo. i had a lot of therapy to get book done. i'm going to bring you the hammer. come on. prettyto. yeah. go, magic. go, baby. why don't you go to my .. >> you get coco. coco, marcos. that's much too much. laura, it's gotten weird at t

. ♪ >> i am tammy bruce along with joey jones, nicole saphier and raymond arroyo.elcome to the big weekend show, the big story tonight. this holiday weekend is supposed to be one for the record books, aaa predicting more than 50 million people will hit the road surpassing three pandemic records. congratulations but some nasty weather causing headaches and delays and controversies. the ceo of united airlines did not want to deal with delays like everyone else so he sprang for private jet instead. friday he apologized to travelers stuck across the country saying taking a private jet was the wrong decision because it wasn't sensitive to customers waiting to get home. i sincerely apologize to our customers and team members who are working around the clock for seven days. i promised to better demonstrate respect for the dedication of our team members and loyalty of our customers. so many different things come up, joey jones. is this something that should even be an issue? >> i think the devil is in the details. i wasn't sure where he was headed -- if he's going to work,

and for that we turn to fox news contributor raymond arroyo.me court struck down racial discrimination in college admissions and apparently whoopi's not happy. >> why do we scare you? >> who are they? >> why do we scare you? >> it just makes a kid, an asian american kid and black kid feel like you don't matter. is this leading to no women in colleges soon. >> laura sister act like a legal circular but she clearly isn't. this victory has nothing to do with women in colleges and she invoked black kade at harvard, if they had the same grades an asian kid had a 5% chance a black kid had a 44% chance, that's called racial bias and this ruling should make all kids feel better and equal. >> laura: then today after the high court ruled on religious and free speech grounds in favor of that web designer who refused to create a web site for a graced wedding. the ceo of the group glad didn't seem too glad. >> what business can now deny myself and my wife's access when we walk in. i haven't read the decision yet but from the top line analysis i think this i

when we talk about a toxic material to raymond, jamie, what does that mean? what was that did not see, but it was very chaotic that night when, you know, we found out that there were chemicals on history or they were telling you, i, you know, pretty late at night that we needed to evacuate our homes. so we kind of grabbed our children and ran a lot of us didn't even know where we were going to go, or how long we were going to be gone. i would love to play this faith. this is evan talk. he spoke to us and little bit earlier about what people being told about safety. this is what evans said, i'm going to get you to react of the back of it cuz i want you, i want to know how safe that you feel right now what. what do you know for sure. he's as an festival. i feel like the e p a has given the residence of the area in ohio or pennsylvania. really good information about what camels falls for at least during the sale and some searching for and what the real toxic effects could be. so far, the line his band is that the air is fine and safe and the water is fine and sa

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and for that, we turn to foxbuto news contributor raymond ray arroyo.ll right, ray, the supreme cour t down racial discrimination in college admissions and apparentlyo we whoopi's not happy. >> why do we scare you? who are they? d well, why don't we ask? why don't we scare you?? it just makes kid an asian kidan and a native american kid. a black kid feel like you don't matter. >> is this leading to no women in colleges s soon? laura sister act like a legal scholar. bu >> laut she clearly is. c this ruling has nothing to dleo. with women colleges. and the gop invoked asian and black kids at harvard ifif they had the same grades. an asian kid had a 5% chance of getting in. a black kid had a 44% chance.che that's called racial bias. and this rulin g should make all kids feel better and equalaura: then. not today. after the high court ruledth tod on religious and free speech grounds in favor of that web f designerav who refused to create a web site for, i guess it was a wedding. the ceo of the group glad didn't sound too glad. >> se ceo what business can no

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raymond arroyo, fox news contributor. reaction to all of that. heading into a big showdown tomorrow. >> you bet. what we're seeing -- it is interesting when you see this news coupled with the story you just report evidence with the d.o.j. targeting donald trump. what we are seeing, sadly, is these government institutions being weaponizeed against a particular opponent or party. i don't care what ideology, democrat, republican, independent. every american should be decrying what we're seeing here. what is coming out of this oversight committee. it is a pattern of the government in this case f.b.i. agents told stand down, wait, i.r.s. agents waiting outside of hunter biden's house and told don't go in. you can't go in. if this whistleblower is to be believed. now a second whistleblower confirming that. in fact, they brought in a superviseor from the office in delaware who also confirmed this testimony. what we're seeing here is deeply troubling. everybody should be united in ferreting out this corruption, stopping its politization and ending this e

. >> sobre todo al sur del estado raymond . >> así es, cas todos tenemos problemas con el calor algunosos . ,>> la vocera de la ciudad dijo que el calor no es nada bueno, cuando todos lo sientne este lugar es fácil para ir, lo que hace más accesible es que el ambiente está a 54 grados, . >> en los Ángeles residentes pasan el día en lugares frescos, jugando lotería, tomando agua, ahorrándose unos cuantos dólares . >> el centro con el aire, estando másfresco, también la luz en casa que sale cara ,. >> se esperan más temperaturas en california altas, el termómetro en 20 minutos marcó ma de 20 grados más en el centro de noticias, dicen que en un vehículo según cdc la temperatura alcanza los 282 grados, recomiendan no dejar niños o mascotas en el auto . >> no importa la edad que tengamos, tenemos que estar prevenidos por el calor . >> reportando desde los Ángeles, raymond meza telemundo 48 . >> esto es al sur vamos a ver el área de la bahía . ,>> gracias césar, viene un alivio por algunos días, el sistema de alta presión se aleja ensan francisco, a las 11 cn 23, la humedad trae tormentas elé

raymond, it's all yours. >> raymond: thank you jason. have a great night thanks for the show. raymond arroyo in for laura ingraham, this is a special edition of the ingraham angle from new york city. we've got a big show for you tonight. star have sound of freedom, jim caviezel is here, along with comedian rob schneider. but first, for anyone listening closely, the government has long made their intentions very clear. the biden administration is trying to keep you from hearing information that displeases them. much of it either frustrated their narrative or came from their political rivals. rather than

here are some of the ideas included in this blueprint, if you will, raymond. free childcare for all, guaranteed college funds for babies born in the city of chicago, creating a public blank, reparations task force, it also calls for, to convene current reparations committees. how does this address the city's biggest problems, crime and high taxes? >> you know, it truly doesn't and the fact that the mayor's team wants to say they have been able to invest a quarter of a billion dollars in new programming on top of the $13 billion that we already set aside for programs in government is just astronomical numbers, especially when we are not using the violence in the communities, holding criminals accountable, and the middle of the country is no better. chicago has some of the most assnine criminal policies, nonpursuit on foot or vehicle and yet criminals know it, emboldened by it and people would not mind the taxes if they felt safe but clearly chicago is failing to meet the moment, addressing the issue of safety and only the steady decline in the downtown and neig

narrator: financial services firm, raymond james.unding was also provided by, the freeman foundation. and by judy and peter blum kovler foundation; pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. ♪ ♪ introducing a technological achievement so advanced... it rivals the moon landing. wow! ok. rude. that's one small step for man. one giant leap for mankind. amna: good evening. i'm amna nawaz. geoff bennett is away. on the "newshour" tonight, israeli forces strike a militant stronghold in the west bank, the first such attack in nearly 20 years. an exonerated member of the central park five discusses his historic primary win for new york city council. >> i've often said that those who have been close to the pain have to have a seat at the table. and so the beautiful thing about my story is that i've been in pain. i've been one of those people that was pushed behind pushed to -- pushed to the back of the line. amna: and the fight over abortion access comes to a head in ohio as advocates run up against a deadline for a ballot measure that