are not together really often. it's like -- remember bewitched when her sister -- >> sean: you work -- you raise a great point. we rarely are -- and i've been at fox 25 years and i don't think the talent, the on air -- are calyx that we've ever gotten along this well and we are very lucky to have that. >> laura: absolutely. come by. i'm going to gamble with you tonight. we are going to hit the back deck table. >> sean: [laughs] okay, i will be asleep, good night. >> laura: great to see if you're worried i laura ingraham, this is "the ingraham angle" live from the seminal hard rock hotel and casino in hollywood, florida, where the patriot awards just wrapped up over at fox nation. tonight, the biden ship is sinking and certain democrats are looking for the lifeboats. my angle will come a little later on in the show. also, what do folks down here think of biden's communist states? an update to what became apparently a viral moment from monday's show. raymond arroyo has it all in "seen and unseen." but we begin tonight with the trial of kyle rittenhouse as the jury completed day two of deliberations. the jury has asked five questions of judge schroeder with most of the increase focused on videos from that night. those pieces of evidence have taken on a great deal of significance throughout the trial and are now the center of the defense's request for a mistrial. they are alleging that prosecutors gave them a hard to see, lo-res version of what was in their mind potentially exculpatory evidence. and that they only supplied one-third of the information that was deserved and needed. the defense claims that when the prosecution finally did hand all that information over, testimony had already concluded. now, this is just the latest example that has us and should have you asking "how could the jury's deliberation be taking this long"? i want to first lay out why this case should just be open in shock. for starters, all of the video evidence that was handed over indicates that then-17-year-old rittenhouse was acting in self-defense, and to make matters worse for the prosecution, their case was directly refuted by their own witnesses. >> we said if we got either of you alone he would -- kill you. >> that's correct. >> any doubt about that? >> no doubt about that. >> told the fbi about that? >> yes. >> your interpretation of what he was trying to do, what he intended to do, anything around those lines is complete guesswork? >> he said [bleep] you. >> you pointed at him, advanced on him, not your hand is down, pointed at him and you fired, right? >> correct. >> laura: okay, because that devastating little exchange, the defense has ignored the evidence and instead engaged in a desperate smear campaign to then paid kyle rittenhouse as some kind of racist hell-bent on bloodshed. when that narrative collapsed and the jury seemed to be unmoved, the lead prosecutor engaged in behavior that was so egregious that the judge had to repeatedly reprimand him. >> i was astonished when you began your examination by commenting on the defendant's post-arrest silence. that's basic law. it's been basic law in this country for 40 years, 50 years. don't get brazen with me. when you say you are acting in good faith, i don't believe that, okay? >> laura: things only got more embarrassing for the prosecution when rittenhouse himself took the stand. i mean, it was obvious to anyone that was watching that this young man, he genuinely feared for his life on the night in question. and then he made the lead prosecutor look completely childish in the process. >> but you decided you need to run because the fire and the duramax? >> yes. >> why? what was so urgent? >> it was a fire. >> with regard to joseph rosenbaum, you fired four shots at them, correct? >> yes. >> you intended to kill him, correct? >> i didn't intend to kill him, i intended to stop the person attacking me and tried to my gun. >> laura: in the end the judge didn't just have words for the prosecutors, but today he took aim at the media that amplified all of these bogus claims. >> talked about problems with the media when this trial started. we were there in part -- not fully, but in part because of grossly responsible handling of what comes out of this trial. i will tell you this. i'm going to think long and hard about life television next time. >> laura: so again the question becomes why is the jury taking so long? let's consider some disturbing developments surrounding this case. first judge schroeder just revealed that he'd been sent threatening emails during the trial, one of which reads i didn't know that under your black robes of justice you where a white robe of the clan. how subtle. another message read enjoy your term, judge, it's going to be her last. if i ever meet you in person, i fully intend to spit directly into your face. but the most disturbing one threatened the lives of the judges family. second, the jury is not being sequestered, which is shocking for such a high-profile case. it's kind of hard to imagine that the jurors haven't seen any of the sickening media spin of the trial. >> what kind of idiot 17-year-old gets a giant gun and goes to a riot? he thinks he's going to scrub graffiti off with his ar-15? i mean, the stupidity of this. >> he was well prepared by his defense attorneys to disrupt his image as a trigger-happy vigilante who went on a shooting rampage at a black lives matter protest. >> laura: and it's equally hard to imagine that the jury hasn't heard the threats from the blm agitators who are outside the courthouse. >> [indiscernible]. >> laura: now, it's clear what they want. they want a verdict that defies all of the facts, all of the evidence, and just plain logic. we hope the jury doesn't give in and instead just delivers a just verdict for kyle rittenhouse. back with us, and we are delighted tonight, is rittenhouse family spokesman david hancock. david, so you have the jury deliberating. i think a lot of us are surprised it's taking this long. tell me about the mood in the rittenhouse family tonight. >> the mood is very optimistic. what we saw today out of the prosecution was disgusting violation of kyle's due process rights and i would suggest that it's just starting. there is several more instances of misconduct that we believe has taken place over the course of this trial and the course of this entire past year. that became evident today when the assistant d.a. really tried to back away from the video that was sent to the defense being of lower quality and potentially exculpatory was not shared with the defense. they received a low resolution version. the prosecutor had a high-resolution version that they used to paint their case at the very last second. >> laura: over on msnbc -- i got to show you what a former prosecutor said about the video, the prosecution delayed giving, turning over to the defense. watch. >> your client gets caught doing something wrong or video, you want to keep that video out. the more clear the video is, the more you want to keep it out. that's all you have to know to know where the defense is coming from. >> laura: david, first of all, as a legal matter, the prosecution is legally obligated to turn over exculpatory information. that's a legal obligation they have. but you can see where, you know, the media types in a situation where the jury is not sequestered, they hear all this inane commentary, lord knows what they think at the end of the day. >> and let's not forget this. they didn't turn it over. the defense team had to send an email that specified that they know that the prosecution has been withholding evidence and they must supply their version of the video. only upon that email on saturday afternoon did a.d.a. bigger tell natalie to come and pick up that video. only upon being forced on a memorialized email did they give that video. there it back. >> laura: well, cnn is reporting that the jurors were inside the court for about 45 minutes reviewing videos that they'd requested, and among those requests were fbi surveillance video and drone footage as well that showed the moments leading up to the fatal shooting of mr. rosenbaum. now, david, if you've got the drone footage, obviously it's from on high looking down. are you optimistic that that footage is going to be good for the defense? you know, your friend kyle? >> absolutely. i mean, a.d.a. binger was in court last month and his narrative for that drone footage from the fbi, a manned aircraft surveillance, he claimed that young kyle actually yelled across and that is what provoked rosenbaum, right? that was his initial take, that was his initial version of the defense an end seemingly out of nowhere, he receives a drone video from a drone that supposedly paints a different picture. but the image that they took that they showed the jury was one frame. one frame that you can see that his actual support hand is always in the picture, so that support hand that they claim is holding that weapon, that was there prior to kyle getting to that vehicle and after he left. that was a artifact or a reflection. i chose one frame and they tried to tell the jury that that proved that kyle was holding a weapon. it is absolutely false. >> laura: i said this last night, david, but i think there are grounds to sanction the prosecution on this case given what's unfolded. just the one instance that you just laid out, there is ground a major sanction against the prosecutor. thank you tonight. i want to bring international susa, host of the dinesh d'souza podcast. now, i think you're saying that this trial and the verdict, which still, obviously, is unknown. they come at a pivotal time in america's culture -- our cultural moment. explain that. >> well, this isn't just a trial about rittenhouse. i think more broadly what you have is rittenhouse is being portrayed as a kind of symbol of the trump movement. in fact, the prosecution early on was very eager to try to show him fraternizing or associating with the proud boys. they wanted to try to make rittenhouse a symbol for trump's america. by contrast, the rioters, the looters, the arsonists, these are -- this is antifa. these are the people that the media has protected for a year. and if you were to read media accounts of this confrontation, you would never get a sense of who these people are or what they were doing or all the violence they were engaging in. the fact that they chased kyle rittenhouse and not the other way around. so it seems to me that you have these two rival narratives and very oddly prosecutor's who are always standing up for the rule of law, this prosecutor has essentially become kind of apologist for the left-wing narrative. it's just a riot, it's just arson, he just threw this, he just blocked that. basically what you have is -- and i think this is where the implications of the trial reverberate broadly, they want to get rittenhouse because they want him to be a stand-in, if you will, for the whole make america great again movement. >> laura: but over at msnbc, joy reid, she seemed to kind of sum up what you're saying in just a little tiktok last night. watch. >> the kyle rittenhouse trial. it reminded a lot of people of something. the brett kavanaugh hearing in which brett kavanaugh cried his way through the hearing. his tears turned out to be more powerful. in america there's a thing about both white vigilantism and white tears, particularly male white tears. >> laura: coming back to race once again when there is zero racial element in all of this, what kind of tag this with kavanaugh. they are really desperate to try to hold this together with bailing wire and masking tape. >> for me, the defining aspect of kyle rittenhouse is not his tears, it's his unbelievable bravery. if i run the jury, i wouldn't just acquit him, i would give the kennametal. you know why? because the prosecutor himself that it's too dangerous out there, i didn't want to go there. the cops were in retreat. think about the male population of kenosha. where were they? basically sitting at home cowering in their homes while all these people were burning things and setting things on fire and attacking people, so kyle rittenhouse was one of the few guys who had the guts to get out there when no one else did. and so think about it. in a society where you don't have rule of law and people keep saying it's vigilante justice, but when you don't have rule of law, when the cops are nowhere to be found, vigilante justice is the only kind of justice you have. >> laura: i need to get to this before you go. the court has brought down -- brought the hammer down on the january 6th he went of all. this guy jacob, he sends -- spend 41 months in federal prison. going to be placed on probation, about three years after his release. what does this say? 41 months. we've got a lot of rapists who are just giving basically time served. is this the message to conservatives across the country or dissenters? don't even try to show up? >> i mean, i think this is just, you know, cruel and unusual punishment in the classic definition because here you have a guy who's obviously a little bit of a kook. he even seems to have some mental problems. here's a guy who puts on this kind of theatrical outfit. he marches his way into the capital seemingly unobstructed. what does he do when he gets there? basically nothing but prance around, and so he the symbol of the capital take over. he's been in prison now -- he's been locked up for months and months. give him 41 months seems to be outrageously disproportionate to anything that that poor guy did. my heart goes out to him. i think this is a bad reflection really on our justice system, not on him. >> laura: isn't he someone to make an example out of? no one's condoning, you know, crashing into the capital, no one is doing that. but they need to make examples out of people going into the midterms and leading up to the presidential election, don't they? >> yes they do, but i also think it's the cowardice and timidity of the republican leadership that feeds the aggression of the democrats. they see that republican legislators are basically trying to avoid getting involved in this one with the exception of a few. the republican leadership is nowhere to be seen. and i think this is part of what fuels the appetite of the democrats. they can get away with this, so they are pushing to get more and more severe penalties for these guys. >> laura: maybe if they knock down robert e. lee on the way into the capital they wouldn't have put him to prison for 41 months. good to see you tonight. when the going gets tough, many democrats seem to be looking to lifeboats. what joining? well, my ankle explains in moments one in 15,000 people... ...is born with smith magenis syndrome, also known as sms. sms is a complex developmental disorder... ...linked to chromosome 17... associated with severe sleep-wake cycle disturbance. people with sms may be awake when it's time to sleep... ...and asleep when it's time to be awake. visit smithmagenis.info or call (833) 433-4331... to learn more about sleep disturbances and sms and find out what options may be available to you. 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the of administration should have come clean with voters about the impact of spending plan on inflation. we told you. we told you this! is not a dumb person. he knows that the longer inflation hangs around, the poorer americans are going to get. their paychecks aren't stretching as far as they should. of and if they get -- all of which worsens democrats chances up holding onto power in 2022 and then 2024. check this out. at least nine house democrats have officially announced they are not seeking reelection next year, and another one bit the dust today. a nine term democrat from north carolina would soon announce his retirement from congress. if true -- do the math with me. that's chemical ten democrats thinking -- they are jumping ship off the sinking ship. look at the latest generic ballot. the latest washington "abc news" poll has the g.o.p. up by ten points! okay. you have to understand what this means. if history is any guide, a ten-point win actually translates into something like 100 seat gain. 100 seats. of course the truly smart democrats, they are just switching parties altogether. in south texas, ten term senate republican ryan guillen, state rep there, declared himself today from democrat, he's now a republican. the ideology of defunding police, destroying the oil and gas industry at opening our border has disastrous consequences for those of us who live in south texas. he will be the third latino republican in the texas state house. of "the new york times" tom edsall noticed this is a red wave now among texas hispanics, riding democrats shouldn't panic, they should go into shock. i love this. however, not all democrats are piling onto the lifeboats. some liberals with very impressive degrees, they simply refuse to see this as a -- an actual substantive problem. instead they've convinced themselves that this entire democrat free fall is just due to the public's faulty perception. robert shapiro, a political scientist at columbia, suggests that the flood tide of political trouble may be beyond democratic control. biden the democrats have had almost all bad news. all amplified in news reports. it's all perception. what? like is just a passive bystander. okay. doubling down on the illusion today -- delusion, democrats in the house spend hour upon hour -- i could not believe this, i tuned in the hotel here in fort -- are they still on this topic? pushing for the censure of congressman paul gosar of arizona, who stupidly tweeted some anime cartoon of -- i guess he was killing aoc. >> it is sad that the entire house must take this step because of the refusal of the leadership of the other party. >> it is sad. it is a sad day. these depictions are part of a larger trend of misogyny and racial misogyny. when you allow depictions of violent against women, against colleagues. >> laura: best actress in an ongoing drama is aoc! now minority leader couldn't help but notice the irony here. >> the speaker is burning down the house on the way out the door. when a democratic chairwoman flew to minneapolis and told an angry crowd during the trial to stay on the streets, get more active. get more confrontational. this side of the aisle didn't ask that chairwoman to lose her committee. we simply asked for an apology. >> laura: they simply asked for an apology. now, what you just saw wasn't the message of a party that wants to improve the lives of americans, the democrats am talking about, but they want to engage in petty were tradition over things that have no effect on the lives of americans. that's what kevin mccarthy was getting out there. so senators joe manchin and kyrsten sinema are watching, let me be really clear. it's time for both of you to just ignore the lifeboat, jump ship, and come over to the republican ship. his low approval numbers alone should be enough incentive to just ditch the disaster party altogether. it's clear that neither of you agree with the radical insane agenda that's being rammed through congress at all. it's obvious. and if that's not enough, consider this, and both arizona and west virginia, bidens approval is below 35%. so if neither of you have the guts to actually say no to this insane spending bill, i think your voters are going to throw you overboard anyway. but i was thinking about this today. raymond and i were talking about it. it shouldn't just be about them, put all our hopes on them. that's ridiculous. to all of you senators, it's -- unless you want to go down in the history books as just a complete left-wing ideologue, you better step forward tonight. the build back better bill is just all wrapped up with debt and trickery. the whole cost analysis and estimates, it's all false. so anyone with an ounce of integrity should go to biden tomorrow and say no to this travesty. the bill has to be killed. that means senator mark warner, tim kaine and virginia. your state just voted to reject democrat policies to elect glenn youngkin and yet you're going to sign onto this aoc-bernie sanders spending extravaganza? it's insane. jon tester in montana, let's see some montana coming out of your pores for a change. we are going to hold you personally responsible, senator, for allowing this travesty to go forward. angus king in maine? you are supposed to be an independent. you didn't run as a bernie sanders left us where's the independent spirit in you? shaheen in new hampshire, live free or die? you promised to be pragmatic. there's literally nothing pragmatic about spending $4 trillion during an inflationary spiral. you need to go to ron klain, chief of staff of the white house and say this is over. now, if all we cared about here at the angle was helping the g.o.p., we'd sit back, but this bill passed and tank the entire economy for good. but we actually love the country, we want to save the country. democrats, even those living in denial know that if things don't drastically change, they're going to lose big in the midterms, and of course the solution to the plummeting popularity is glaringly obvious. stop the spending, work to rein in out-of-control inflation, prevent americans from losing everything they worked so hard for a period of the fact that most are doing this, they are just doubling down on these policies that got us here tells you everything you need to know about their true priorities. their intent on sinking the ship. they want to watch us all drawn. that's the angle. a new poll shows americans [indiscernible], we will address that viral moment from yesterday. or monday. raymond arroyo in "seen and unseen" is next. ♪ ♪ do you take aspirin? 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" >> laura: and director -- who is that? "the fact that people are actually laughing at laura ingraham him of the whole thing, makes me feel like i've wasted the last 35 years of my life." his delivery is great the. >> sounds look a little touch of envy there. but look, people are asking was it real or was it scripted, laura? >> laura: what do you think? >> well, i think -- i think people are craving something authentic and real, and they got a bit of that. >> laura: you know what i think, raymond? >> okay. >> laura: i think there are a lot of liberals out there who don't like conservatives having fun. that's what i think! you know what else i think? i think they haven't gotten a laugh in like 30 years and it's a thing that we practiced for, what, like 30 seconds? we got like 20 million views on youtube. okay? andy richter scale, okay? we can't match that, can we? whatever the case, publicity. i mean, i think the show "you" should be really happy. >> the show me and the private me are very happy. >> laura: i meant the show "you," show "you" -- idiot! >> show me what, idiot? >> laura: this is so stupid now! the show "you" because of all the publicity they got. >> the show "me" and the private me. >> laura: first of all, i can't deal with you right now. i've got a lot -- there's a lot of pressure with this crowd. you've got to go on the road. >> i am going on the road. in fact i'm doing a book signing in arizona on monday, i hope you'll all come. laura may put the spider outfit on and we might not even fight there. we will see. >> laura: all right, raymond, thank you. punk! nearly three months after 13 americans of course tragically lost their lives in afghanistan, has there been any account ability or closure for the families of the fallen? to parents who lost their children in that deadly attack speaking out. they joined me here on the set in moments. progress, we must keep taking steps forward. we believe the future of energy is lower carbon. and to get there, the world needs to reduce global emissions. at chevron, we're taking action. tying our executives' pay to lowering the carbon emissions intensity of our operations. it's tempting to see how far we've come. but it's only human... to know how far we have to go. ♪ ♪ >> laura: now it's been almost three months since 13 americans were killed while evacuating our people and our refugees from afghanistan. so far, approximately zero people have been held accountable for that disaster and the lives lost. thinking about this, like what about the families of the fallen heroes? have they gotten any closure or answers from the it administration? one of them is here tonight to tell us. joining me now paula, mother of staff sergeant. we had a chance to talk to before. thank you for your son's sacrifice, paying the ultimate price. three months have gone by, have you heard from anyone in the administration giving you any more clarity on what happened and why? >> no. we were sent a sorry letter two days ago that arrived at our doorstep from the president and my question is why? why send it so much later? >> laura: wait, wait. did you just say you just got a letter from biden? >> in fact i talked to some other families tonight and they received 12 days ago also. so sorry is a little late right now for all of us. >> laura: so general milley, general austin, the commander, no one has been fired. one of the biggest losses of lives -- american lives -- in a military scenario that we've seen in, you know, recent decades, and not one firing? not one reprimand? are you about that? >> this is ryan christian canals he's a real human and he's a proud military soldier, and ryan knew when he served his country that he could lose his life because he was serving his country. the politics that was part of this was not military strategy in kabul. and so this is a valuable member of our society who not just gave it all, the 12 others that gave it all, all of our families, we are deeply hurt that our president and the administration has not come forth to say who is responsible for our children's deaths. what members of our families can sleep well at night because we do not know what next will be caused by this terrible, terrible decision-making going on? there is too much at stake in our nation. we must stand up and be accountable for what we do. our children paid the price for people who are not accountable in this administration. >> laura: paula, your tears are the tears of a broken mother. we all in our lives live our daily lives and we go about, you know, our daily inconveniences, complain about stuff that doesn't matter. your son, a young, beautiful young man lost his life and no one in our country has been questioned, in my mind, appropriately by congress, republicans or democrats. what can you and the other families do together combined to continue to raise awareness about this? because his name, his face, his life, will never be forgotten by us, by this show, by all the people here tonight who are here for the fox nation patriot awards. never. never going to be forgotten. what it's going to be more -- it's got to be more than this. this cannot happen ever in the united states of america. if someone makes an egregious error of judgment that affects the lives of any american, we need accountability. i mean, i'm infuriated about this, and this is your son. this is all of our -- this is really all of our sons. this is your son, he served this country in uniform. he deserves better, you deserve better, we need answers here and republicans in the u.s. senate, democrats in the u.s. senate, have got to step up and asked millie, austin, all these people, we want answers and they all should be kicked out on their you-know-whats as well. >> we continue. >> laura: it's infuriating. >> we cannot continue to hand flags to our families and have no answers for why we are without our children. we must have answers and we must be able to stand up and take responsibility when it's due. so i ask americans to stand up. we who are the families that are left behind. we are standing up, we will stand up for military an end our veterans. >> laura: paula, it took an enormous amount of personal courage for you to be here. you didn't want to have to be here and speak out and you did because you are speaking for so many other families who can't -- that's righteous anger. we are right there with you, we're not going to shop. ryan -- you know, ryan is with us. we love you. we love you, thank you so much for everything that you've been through and your family and we are with you. we are going to fight for this. paula, thank you. final thoughts on this, a very emotional day, with the crowd in a moment. 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[scattered cheers] >> laura: is going to be a wipe out next year? >> yes it will. >> wipeout? biden, is he going to be in trouble next year? >> yes. >> big trouble. speeone's biden in trouble? >> american patriotism. >> laura: that's not an answer. "gutfeld!" is next. ♪ ♪ [scattered applause] >> greg: happy whatever today is. we've got a great show tonight. jimmy bailey's here. you don't have to clap. if so is the jacket he found in a dumpster behind a drug rehab clinic. jimmy, he is an