. ♪ ♪ >> hi, everyone, i'm tammy bruce in for laura ingraham, and this is a special edition of "the ingrahamle" from new york city tonight. jerry nadler is claiming antifa is imaginary. i'll talk to a former member of the extremist group, the violent extremist group, about how rhetoric just like that only emboldens them. plus, "the new york times" 1619 project in our schools, it's in there, you know, at its indoctrinating young children, now we are learning disturbing new details about its creator. and the leftist media is giving cuomo a pass while launching disgusting allegations against president trump. the wn

tammy bruce and rob are here with us for the hour. later on our friend knew had a domestic policy at the white house and cure davis with an inspiring story about what black lives matter from a conservative perspective. tonight lawn order and justice. what we are living through now started with a moment of national unity. everyone was sickened by what happened in minneapolis we all came together to condemn a callous murder by someone that should be a symbol of respect and pride but thanks to the brutality of a few, all police officers are seen by millions over african-american natives as a violent threat. the direct opposite of how they should be seen by everyone. this weekend i hate bad cops and help good ones. they are in the line of fire. what their advocat advocating for is an end of racism and that's justified precisely because of the unity over george boyd's murder. it felt like positive change might happen. president trump immediately said the right things and did the right things, he spoke out forcefully and personally ordered

tammy bruce hosts get hosts get tammy bruce on fox nation. it's great to see you.o the thing about this story is j.k. rowling as a writer, has an international following, worth hundreds of millions and is pretty insulated, a lot of us are insulated from the mob. but what does this tell you about their aims and their tactics? what about people who don't have the protection that rowling has, where are they? >> she knows that she has received a great deal of support from the trans community. very rarely do i mention this, but i am at gay woman. i mention it rarely. the model was silencing -- and all we wanted was to be embraced due to our differences, not to ignore our differences, not for us to try to change other people, but the fact is to admit that we were different and to want equal treatment. want to be viewed in that way. she is now dealing with as we all are a section of this kind of extreme activism framework that really does want to destroy people with any disagreement, and all she's asking for is to be able to be heard with the disagreement on this in her m

tammy bruce, great to have you both with us tonight. thank you. lockdowns are being lifted and americans are trying to get back to something resembling normal, a new warning from the cdc, we may have to lock down all over again? journalist alex bears sin here to sort through the facts on whether this all adds up. ♪ effortless is the lincoln way. so as you head back out on the road, we'll be doing what we do best. providing some calm in your day. with virtual, real-time tours of our vehicles as well as remote purchasing. for a little help, on and off the road. now when you buy or lease a new lincoln, we'll make up to 3 payments on your behalf. >> martha: second way of panic is setting and in some places across the country as we see some spikes in covid-19 cases. still this is precisely what we were told would happen. so it really should not be coming as a big surprise. >> when you see the reopening that we tell the cities the locations, the community to be on the alert for what i refer to as the little blips that you might see, because as you open

. ♪ ♪ >> hi, everyone, i'm tammy bruce in for laura ingraham, and this is a special edition of "the ingrahamle" from new york city tonight. jerry nadler is claiming antifa is imaginary. i'll talk to a former member of the extremist group, the violent extremist group, about how rhetoric just like that only emboldens them. plus, "the new york times" 1619 project in our schools, it's in there, you know, at its indoctrinating young children, now we are learning disturbing new details about its creator. and the leftist media is giving cuomo a pass while launching disgusting allegations against president trump. the worst in media is back. plus, two dozen student groups are issuing vague racial demands from stanford university. one student is standing up to them. laura will be here with that interview. but first, the left is trying to turn the tables and flame conservatives, you guys, for perpetuating the council culture. "newsweek" is now claiming that conservatives are weaponizing it to "tame antiliberal anti-trump celebrities," as though they needed to be tamed. and of course, some of the anti-t

well, tammy bruce is with us so let's get to this.ng called out in the media for hosting a campaign rally despite coronavirus fears. >> trump is going to be in tulsa, yes, this tulsa where this is what's going on right now for a big rally, completely violating guidelines from his own government against large gatherings. >> particularly think it's a bad idea for states already see ing increases in cases to then have these large, this perfect storm setup. ainsley: so now the media is facing its own criticism for not raising the same concerns over the mass protests across the country here to react is fox news contributor and fox nation host tammy bruce, good morning to you, tammy. >> good morning. a little bit of a technical issue here but it's great to be with you guys. ainsley: we hope we'll keep you for the whole segment let's try. okay, so, many people are bringing up this excellent point where was the media, where was their complaint when you had all these protesters that were shoulder-to-shoulder and now they are complaining about

i want to get a read from tammy bruce from all of that.earing a mask could help stop the spread of covid-19, we know that but were are there, so much political controversy surrounding this? liz peek will weigh in on that at 2:40. ♪ charles: so with social media under fire from advertisers for hate speech regulation is there a worry the movement could get out of hand? sure there is an issue of finger pointing. many of these companies deflecting from their own shortcomings including not hiring americans to do these jobs but a study of corporate activism trends silencing of conservative thought on line to eliminate conservative culture, perhaps the workforce within. companies themselves i think a lot of them, are guilty of this. to sort it all out fox news contributor tammy bruce. it has been far too long. >> i know are. charles: what do you make of that corporate activism we're seeing? >> you've said it of course perfectly and it is not something that we have to be aware of, it already has happened. there is not one liberal out there who is

i want to move on to tammy bruce tammy? i imagine that the democrats are just shocked and appalled at this jobs news. >> that tells you everything you need to know doesn't it is that when there's good news for america, one side of politic s in the country is upset they do rely on victimhood, negativity, and of course, when you're dealing with a great economy as the president ushered in in his first three years, it's hard to argue that that should change, that you should take that horse out of the stream midway, and americans when they vote for a president, they presume it will be for eight years because of what it takes to gather up steam on the economy, on foreign relations, on what the nation stands for and so i'm welcoming this election, i think most people are because it is a very distinctive choice and i'm not surprised many others aren't surprised that we have this kind of economic rebound. we know the economists have been wrong constantly when it comes to donald trump because he's a new actor. this is a new idea. it'

tammy bruce, thanks so much.rmer nypd officer dan bongino urging congress not to defund the police. >> >> please stop this defund the police abomination before someone gets hurt. brian: dan joins us live next. i am in so much debt. sixty-two thousand seven hundred and ten dollars and thirty-one cents. sofi allowed me to refinance all of my loans to one low interest rate and an affordable monthly payment. and i just feel like there's an end in sight now and that my debt doesn't define me anymore. ♪ sofi is helping me get my money right. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> there are few jobs in the country as stressful as policing. i receive an email or a text a few times a year notifying me about the death or injury of a police officer i knew i worked with or knew someone i worked with. imagine if it was happening in your job. think about that just for a minute. god forbid you found out a co-worker of yours was killed or injured in the line of duty in the course of doing their job. you didn't just get the text. you got this text a couple ti

tammy bruce and charlie kirk are here along with special guests on the key issue. must not forget an important move from the president this week. >> we will have reform without undermining our many great and extremely talented law enforcement officers. as i said the choices reform with trump or abolish the police with loony left democrats. with his action on banning choke holds and using alternative respondents, we asked the police to solve all societies problems, the president put himself in a stronger position on this issue. right. here's why our second trump term is so important. 2016 was a populace revolution and ever since the establishment has been desperate to get their power back. russia, mueller, impeachment, democracy, the establishment media, john bolton with his book, there desperate to show that trump was a one-off short-term event, a historical aberration. >> we cannot turn four years of donald trump into historical aberration. >> amazing he can string two words together interestingly. we have to show that trump selection was not a short turn aberrati

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here with reaction is fox news contributor, tammy bruce.he new york times, their coverage on the op-ed page and also in the news coverage, for the most part over the last couple of months has been, you know, people be crazy to vote for donald trump and now look, here is even proof even top republicans aren't going to vote for him as well. does this surprise you? >> well no, i mean, this is of course the swamp and really, is it really about what's best for the party or what's best for the country? this confirms what we did in 2016. we suspected that major leaders on both sides of the aisle didn't care about the average american, didn't care about the things that effect our future, or our lives. look,colin powell hasn't voted for a republican since 2004 what's it been 16 years? and look romney and bush who i think are decent men. the fact of the matter is they're products of this swamp environment and there's only one endorsement that really matters and that's president trump's endorsement. we saw that what the establishment was doing in 2016

. ♪ >> tammy: hi, everyone, i'm tammy bruce and this special edition of "the ingraham angle."housands have already been lined up for days in tulsa, oklahoma, as the president looks to kick off his campaign for a second time. we will have a live report on the ground in moments and speaking of the rally, dr. fauci reportedly advised against it, but having this morning after so many missed targets. we will discuss that plus thousands dying in the nursing home under governor cuomo's watch, he is getting the star treatment from the left, of course. the worst in media's back and it's friday, so we couldn't leave the follies out of it. laura and raymond will be here later in the hour with the latest of biden's stumbles and which classic movies does the mob want sanitized? that is all aheadd of him up at first president trump issued a stern warning to anyone planning to stir up trouble at his rally in tulsa tomorrow tweeting today "any protesters, anarchist, agitators, looters or low lives who are going to oklahoma, please understand, you will not be treated like you have in new york

and that's all we tend to have tonight, thank you for watching this special edition of tammy bruce, in four laura ingraham, see you next time. ♪ >> mike: hello, welcome to "fox news @ night," we begin with a fox news alert. president trump signed an executive order tonight protecting american monuments and memorials as people try to pull them down. the attorney general bill barr calling for the creation of a task force to counter anti-governor extremists and calling out those who support the movement to end identify as an tivo but we begin with a task force of another kind trying to tackle a surge in coronavirus. starting us off, good evening. >> good evening, mike, the number of deaths are going down in the united states but experts called out in lagging indicators so if you watch what politicians do rather than what they say, it speaks volumes. of governor abbott of texas is a pioneer in the reopening movement and now shutting his down again. norma rafting or floats in texas, no more bars in texas, same in florida. the l.a. mayor is telling people to stay at home and new data shows e

. ♪ >> laura: hi, everyone i'm tammy bruce and this special edition of "the ingraham angle."ready been lined up for days in tulsa, oklahoma, as the president looks to kick off his campaign for a second time. we will have a live report on the ground in moments and speaking of the rally, dr. fauci reportedly advised against it, but having this morning after so many missed targets. we will discuss that plus thousands dying in the nursing home and

tammy bruce hosts get to members on fox nation, what you make of this?sly they have pitted me of hypocrisy. but really it also exposes billing statement consistent. they had a twitter with all caps, build bridges, not walls, and i thought it would have been easier for them to build a bridge into cnn if they just unlock the door. if it probably would have been -- that would have worked much easier, but at the same time, tucker, this wall went up so quickly, if anybody had seen in, their ratings are low, needs money, they clearly can have a job at the southern border. this thing went up overnight. it was miraculous. and in all seriousness, look, you've got -- they have every right to stop people from getting into the building, absolutely. and a fence does the job. aborted is the job and even chop, which you've been discussing, that was the first thing they did, was build a wall. so there is an understanding that protecting your spaces is necessary, it's also testament to donald trump tower, the people that he's been able to influence the last three years a

here with reaction fox news contributor and fox nation host tammy bruce.rica right now the president has tweeted out he signed an executive order this morning as well protecting things on federal property. are there some symbols, some statues that may have outlived their message and need to come down? >> you know, one of the problems we're dealing with now is that this is a conversation that is not limited even to that, and it's about mar xism, and the people controlling the narrative at this point is determined to cast everything in america's history, much of which has been difficult and bad, we had to have a civil war to correct a process that was going on, to end slavery but the dynamic with marxist is not to actually have a large conversation within the community and within america , which we've been having from our beginning. this is about erasing our past in its entirety, but more than that even, steve, it's about condemning us with no room for forgiveness. if you've noticed all the condemnation about systemic racism and americans are racist and that

come in tammy bruce. want to give you my opinion, have you respond to it there are no consequences for left-wing protesters as they're called who burn buildings, shut down and in some cases destroy businesses, actually take over areas of cities. owners of the businesses get punished if they reopen too early. they get a ticket or even worse but there is no consequence for the really violent protesters. is this the end of law and order in america? >> well, you know, seattle is unique city. it's a liberal city. we see the major problems in blue cities and i would say based on even your previous conversation many of these people are able to occupy a section of the city because they're on unemployment and they're making a decent amount of money. we have to look at nature of what all these decisions over these months, many if not, most of which were very pad as we now understand. we were warned that that extra money on unemployment was going incentivize people to stay out of work and this is now what we're seei

i do have to apologize for our viewers and to tammy bruce.'m afraid we cannot restore a good communication, good connection with her, but we will see her again on this program real soon. >>> next, colleges. they're going to try -- some of them at least, are cutting ties with with the police. one of them is actually apologizing for allowing police into their buildings to use the bathroom during the protests. can you believe this? we've got more on that, believe me. and this is the scene in seattle, i call it an insurrection. they've kicked out the police from the downtown area -- or at least one area of the city -- and we're hearing stories of anarchy on the ground. we've got a live report from seattle just for you. joe biden and other democrats warning president trump may not leave the white house if he loses the election. what would jeanine pirro think about that? ah, fired up. she's always fired up, and she is next. in my line of work, i come face to face with a lot of behinds. so i know there's a big need for gas-x maximum strength. it wor

let's bring in tammy bruce fox news contributor fox nation host as well.ogized to the police for saying that they were ineffective on the night of the rampaging however he did not , we don't think, apologize to the mayor. >> yes, and of course, that is the kind of conversation you have when you're going to complain. you have that privately. steve, what do you think everybody was listening to that. he was telling every thug within earshot of television that new york is not ready for you and he does this in the day on television when that is a conversation you have on the phone with someone you're trying to negotiate with. this is why we're looking at like a school yard fight with two politicians both cuomo andde blasio who view this as a video game and i have stayed in manhattan. i'm seeing it every day and there was still mayhem last night and chaos and cuomo doesn't address this no bail policy from albany, not new york city, that tells you if you get arrested you'll be released within hours. no one has made an effort reverse that statewide policy that enc

tammy bruce is with us. it's friday morning, after all. she joins us now.t any positives out there this morning for us? >> well, if the polls were right, stu, this would be hillary clinton's second term and it's not. so let's be honest here. also, though, at the same time, you don't want to be complacent. you don't want to take things for granted. you've got to operate as the president has from day one, i have to say, he faced everything in the campaign, they never let up, his energy has been overwhelming, he has faced everything there is to face and this of course is fascinating, anything you can throw into the lap of the president of the united states really has happened in the last three years, and it's an extraordinary event and he has been up to the task. i stopped a long time ago second-guessing this man but at the same time, i put up a tweet and i think people realize, the "wall street journal" lineup is a good one when it comes to ideas. clearly that's what all americans want and that's what we expect from a president. every president, though, faces