carton they ll be fine. o those are the good old days. lawyers all day long gone. all better not keep the jokes going. i ll get in trouble. handed anything show. i m laura ingraham. this is the ingraham angle from washington. tonight. from where s al? that s the focus of tonight s angle. now, there s only one thing thes worse than al sharpton claiming to care about black people. it s than al sharpton and one of his proteges pretending to care peol an about black people. well, each of them celebrate one another. you got convictions was the first time we had convictions of a police officer like that.s in all the years that i veth ben you v. and this was monumental. t you ve sethe the template on how e kind of cases.ll o all of us remember how you yolked about get off our neck. you ll remember that that was such an important moment. and yo au were a voice for the people because of the the precedent you laid down in many others laid down al sharptons. did you say a voic
pastor brooks, again, don dtro hear from sharpton. so-ca don t hear from other so-called civil rights leaders. but we have a total breakdown in basic human behavior across all of society. but just in the inner city,e it s especiallinney acuteand yo on the racial issue. and you ru e seeing ig itt h absolutely. you know, we often hear some of our so-called leaders say we but need to speak truth to power. but i believe if we re going co speak truth to power, then we have to confront these issues that we re faced with every single day.nf arece . we have to learn how to guideh e our youth out of the violence. w violence. e learn how to e education, promote family values. we got to get back to having our community, a strong community and something on the behalf of the people. but yet we keep turninrogngs soe to these leadersthinbehalf of pd le away from family values, who lead us away from a goodad education, and they never, ever say anything about these young people who are participa