laura: good evening everyone. this is the ingraham angle from los angeles. it s time to rock n roll. kid rock is here. i m what trumps playlist says about him. mike rowe is here on the new news about college tuition. it s going to blow your mind. the real war against women. that s the focus of tonight s the angle. the lsu-iowa ncaa semifinals on monday night was the highest rated in ncaa women s basketball history. caitlin clark is attracting an entirely new fan base. other stars like angel reese have huge followings as well an enormous talent. the rivalries are exciting to watch. that s what makes women s basketball so fun. you have great competition and that s what we had all year long. i think angel would say the same. it s not just us in women s basketball. that s not the only competitive thing about where our game is at and that s what makes it so good to glean multiple people to be really good. i think both of our careers, there she decides to stay or go, we w
continue to follow breaking news and an extraordinary request by special counsel jack smith at the supreme court decide to whether the former president have immunity from prosecution for alleged crimes he committed while in office, this will be the first time the high court could weigh in on the historic prosecution of the former president. joining us now is a senior supreme court analyst job is cubic and paula reid. so, paula, this is a pretty aggressive move from the special counsel. what is the play? that is exactly right, this is the first time the special counsel jack smith has gone to the supreme court, he is asking it to decide if the former president is immune from criminal prosecution. that is a constitutional question that has never been decided, but really what is at stake is the timing of trump s first criminal trial. trump has been litigating this issue of immunity, he lost at the district court level and signaled he would appeal, the next stop would usually be
it s thursday, may 30, right now on cnn this morning, verdict. watch the trump hush money. jury back to work today and asking for another look at some key evidence. justice samuel alito, defiant, refusing to recuse himself from january 6, related cases, and do my hands up and my hey, hey, hey, hey and he just pulled me down a family car jack in their own driveway and it s all caught on a doorbell camera. let s terrifying and elon musk, white house adviser, what might happen if donald trump wins in november right 6:00 a.m. here in washington live look, and new york city on this thursday morning and cloudy there as those jurors get underway with their work. good morning, everyone. i m placing it is wonderful to have you with us. jury deliberations about to resume in donald trump s criminal hush money trial. and we re getting a better feel for what those seven men and five women, women are focusing on how the former president may be preparing. or maybe he s just prepar
this is a person who has a very intense relationship with a very large body of fans. - you went to the concert, and you saw the concert filmed, right? three hours, yes, well-spent. - (singing) i wanna house you and make you take my name i ve met so many of my goals, and i just keep making new goals because i m never satisfied, and i always want to grow. - well, the highly anticipated second act to beyoncé s renaissance project, cowboy carter, dropped last night. - you guys, oh, my god. - i m crying. - she s the first black woman ever to top the billboard s hot country songs chart. - there is a public perception about country music that it is a predominantly white genre. - i mean, i ve seen people say things like, i didn t know that there were black country singers. - it s kind of an industry that takes care of its own. - it has not been a genre that has been accepting of black people. - you often find partisans of country music saying, well, this is or that ain t country. -