ingraham angle" from new york city tonight. gagging america. that's the focus of tonight's angle. >> laura: now, who knew that biden had a flair for comedy? >> more than anything we need to change the poisonous atmosphere here in washington. you know, we have strong disagreements but we need to stop seeing each other as enemies. we need talk to one another, listen to one another, work with one another. >> laura: is he right. look, i mean, biden is right because the danger and the poison has been created by joe biden. look, they are freaking out in washington. why? because there is a movement afoot that will move to take power away from the party establishment and return it to the people. now, this is the ultimate threat to the elites. because, i mean, they are all used to running the show. they don't like being held accountable to anyone. so, someone like joe biden, when donald trump is out there? no. they are not going to put up with that for one minute. but, donald trump? he'll point out what is really at stake. >> donald trump and the maga republicans represent an extremism that threatens the very foundation of our republic. maganomics is more extreme than anything america has ever seen before. maga republicans are determined to spread anger, hate and division. inciting violence weaponizing against the very soul of who we are as americans. >> laura: now, democrats are so worried about the 2024 cycle, that they are resorting to even more desperate attacks and strearts. strategies and friends in low places to drive the point home. today in "newsweek" we are learning more about how committed the fbi is to working to advance the narrative, maga, dangerous. the federal government believes that the threat of violence in major civil disturbances around the 2024 u.s. presidential election is so great that it's quietly created a new category of extremists that it seeks to track and counter donald trump's army of maga followers. yes. trump supporters beware because the government apparently is spending your tax dollars to keep an eye on you. but, don't worry, because the fbi insisted that they will never open an investigation based solely on first amendment protected speech or political believes. yeah. right. look, we all know what is going on here. when trump is speaking, the speech itself is dangerous. it's dangerous to the establishment. >> this is the last gasp or maybe the first big gasp, ha, of the maga republicans. and i think trump has concluded that he has to win. and he will pull out all the stops. i mean, the quotes he uses are just, i never thought i would hear a president say some of the stuff he says. >> laura: so, words, focusing on words. pay no attention to the stuff that the democrats are doing to destroy and endanger america. pay attention to the stuff that donald trump says. words are dangerous to them. so he really shouldn't be allowed to speak freely. this is why gag orders are being issued and sought. yesterday judge arthur edge i don't know if slapped a partial gag order on trump forbidding all parties are from posting, emailing or speaking publicly about members of his staff. trump had posted a pic of one of the judge's law clerks with schumer and made a crack on truth social about her being one of schumer's girlfriends. unforced error by trump's team no reason to do that if it wasn't that, it would have been something else. democrats are freaking outs they might lose power next year. the only way they think they can win is if they keep trump tied up in court, try to muzzle him and then intimidate and target his supporters. >> i would rather be right now in iowa. i would rather be in new hampshire or south carolina or ohio, a lot of good places. i'm stuck here because i have a corrupt attorney general that communicates with the doj in washington to keep me nice and busy because i'm leading biden in the polls by a lot. this is election interference. >> and to justify their assault on free expression, you should expect a lot of bluster about miss information. disinformation. as we see with their constant attacks on twitter, since it was freed by elon musk. >> what about what elon musk has done to twitter? lowering guardrails against misinformation, does that contribute to it? >> yeah, it does. where do people get their news? they -- they, you know, they go on the internet. they, they -- they go online. they go and you have no notion whether it's true or not. >> laura: listen carefully to what they say. they hate what they cannot control. they see free speech and a free people as threats, not necessities. that's because people like the bidens have always seen themselves as untouch being. they answer to in one. their focus is and always has been on protecting their positions of power and wealth. >> joe biden only cares about enriching his own family. i care about enriching your family. we want protection in many ways and we are going to stop the crime in our cities and we are going to stop the crime in our country. [applause] and we're not going to be nice about it. we're not going going to be nice about it. >> trump's very presence on the ballot next year would be existential threat to the old guard and permanent bureaucracy that none of us voted for. now, once their incompetence and corruption are exposed, they're done. and they know it. you get the desperation in request for gag order and absurd election interference case ois citing trump's posts citing everyone from mark milley to judge chutkan. he cites visit to gun store and online comments about buying a nine millimeter. trump either purchased a gun in violation of the law and his conditions of release or seeks to benefit from his reporter's mistaken belief that he did so. talk about grasping at straws. they just can't risk trump having a voice at all. but, for the left, gagging trump is just the start of what they plan to do. the fact is, they are the ones who want to torpedo democracy. most americans know they are not better off than they were four years ago. and, if that's the sentiment that those voters take into the voting booth, not only is biden finished, but the deep state and the media are exposed as well. and that's the angle. now, joining me now ned ryun, founder and ceo of american majority. ned, they are running out of ways to try to stop trump, but his point. >> that's right. >> laura: all along has been they are coming for me because i'm standing for you. and he is just a stand-in for what they want to do to the american people. is that an overstatement on his part? or do you think that pretty much is the pitch down the middle? >> no, i think it's exactly right, laura. when you think of the attacks that are being made on freedom of speech, freedom of thought, free flow of information, the whole goal being to get to the truth, it's clear that the other side in this debate is terrified of the truth. only wants the official narrative and their propaganda to get through and anything that's not that they are going to label as misinformation for fear that the american people might understand how d.c. works, what is actually taking place and once they are equipped with the truth vote accordingly. of course they are going after donald trump because they view it as existential threat to the administrative state. and some people have said if donald trump gets elected he is going to go on revenge tour. no, is he going to go on a restoration tour. is he going to work to restore us back to a constitutional republic instead of this ruling class and administrative state that, quite frankly, has nothing to do with the constitutional republic. that's what they are afraid of, laura. they are afraid if donald trump gets back to power, the status quo that i think has been in existence for well over call it 100 years will be up ended and we'll actually get back to the path of restoring the public. that's what they are terrified and want to preach the by taking out donald trump. >> laura: when you turn over the rocks, then a lot of stuff crawls out from under the rocks. and we're going to see just how bad washington is. another thing that they do, ned, though, of course is they throw around charges, whether you are a violent extremist, domestic terrorist, a threat to democracy or they hint or site racism as the heart of the problem. this is what letitia james said today. >> what they were, were comments that unfortunately lead to violence. comments that i would describe as race-baiting. comments that appeals to the bottom of our humanity. this case was brought simply because it was a case where individuals have engaged in a pattern and practice of fraud. >> laura: ned, that's -- she is insisting that she is just following the law. it's just because there's a pattern of fraudulent disclosures about the purported wealth of his companies and his businesses that that's the only reason she is doing it. she expects us to believe that? >> i'm beginning to think letitia james doesn't really understand how real estate investment, loans, et cetera, real estate evaluation works. i think part of that is complete ignorance on her part. i do realize that when people lack merit in their arguments and their case and understand they are moving forward on the thinnest of pretenses they always go back to name-calling. when you revert to name calling you have already lost the argument for her to say it's racism, race baiting that's taking place, i think it's really a signal to me that she realizes she is losing this argument in this case. but, again, they are not going to stop, laura, i mean, i tell you, i will tell the listeners, from now until the elections in the fall of 2024, the left will continue to use law fair, the legal system as a political weapon to try to throw sand in the donald trump campaign that somehow they will prevent him from winning in 2024. >> laura: i want to go back to "newsweek" piece that broke late today it's explosive. >> yeah. >> laura: about the fbi targeting trump supporters. everything we expected it seems like it is happening senior retail official says we rubicon. trump army greatest threat of violence politically that's the reality and the problem set half the country approximately the voting public is basically siding with domestic terrorism that seems like license for the government to take lots of extreme measures to deprive them of liberty. >> the president last week saying america first they are existential threat to the very solsoul of this country. we find out from "newsweek" that fbi is actually trying to target america first as domestic terrorists. again following their trend pro-lifers, conservative catholics, concerned parents at school board meetings. the real tell in that article to me, laura, when an fbi officer said this would apply equally even to the democratic party but their supporters aren't given to violence. dude, did you rip vanwinkle dozens of lives destroyed reeling domestic terrorists. what they're telling us actually the real terrorists in this country are the prayerful pro-life grand thats and those blm antifa folks they are mostly peaceful. i think the thing that is, again, terrifying to me is that when you don't have equal application of the law and use it as a weapon, there is no rule of law. and it also should become apparent to people if that's how it's approached, you are not a citizen, you are a subject. >> laura: you are subhuman. you can't govern a country that you hate. you can only rule over the country that you hate. >> correct. >> laura: ned, thank you. a glimmer of hope on this subject courtesy of the courts, a federal appeals court just ruled that the cybersecurity and infrastructure security agency, that's a mouthful, also known as size is a, likely violated the first amendment when it encouraged tech and social media companies to suppress or remove election related posts. thanks to a lawsuit brought by my next guest. it is now blocked from doing any of that joining me now is attorney general andrew bailey. mr. attorney general thank you for joining us. the white house framed it as the agency was just trying to protect elections from online hoaxes. but what was this really about. >> yeah. that's ridiculous. we are fighting to protect our first amendment right to free speech. these are d.c. swamp rats that inhabit the sewer of the administrative state. by the way, there is no room in our constitutional structure for administrative state. it's a sewer of d.c. swamp rats and they are gnawing at our freedom. we have seen it weaponized against president trump. we know cisa worked with fbi to suppress the hunter biden atlanta story in the fall of 2020 and the leadup of the 2020 election. that's election interference at its worse. american public suffered for it. it's certainly being weaponized against president trump today as well and we are moving into another election cycle. we have to build a wall tech and state. this law is the best way to do it. protect all of our right to free speech. >> laura: what other government agencies do you think are involved in this social media censorship? starts at the when you say moves to the department of justice by the fbi, the cdc, the surgeon. the cybersecurity and infrastructure agency cisa, think about that for a second. an agency intended to protect computer data breaches and bridges. the director has said there is neurological infrastructure as well. she wants to control what you think, what you say, what you hear and they are doing that on big tech by censoring us. we know through this lawsuit that federal officials forced big tech to change their censorship algorithms and americans suffered and are suffering now because they are self-censoring. the harm wasn't a once in life thing. people are less like toy talk about president trump and covid issues afraid of being kicked off the platform. it's never been about truth. it's about power. >> laura: it's the gagging of america. that's what they want, intimidate, surveil and ultimately silence. attorney general thank you very much. everyone wants to obsess about the chaos in the capitol. well, what's the real chaos happening out there and who is responsible? 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no, it's just messy interparty politics. it's all going to settle out. of course there is plenty of chaos at the democrats and their apparatchiks in the media want you to ignore because they created it. those people are agents of chaos. we see it in the stores. at the border. [shouting] at the airports. >> the number of migrants have doubled to taking over the other side of the terminal and that's not -- this is like up and down. so i mean we could walk like a football field. >> laura: even in the street, look at what happened when a family was stopped at a light in philly. this thug jumped on the back windshield smashing it with two young kids in the back seat. that's just a taste of what is going on in america. that is chaos. and even when the victims are democrats, heck, they could be progressive activists. their own people like congressman cuellar the other night. the fanatics will not change their policies. because, of course, it has to be the g.o.p.'s fault. >> if a member of congress is not safe on the streets of the nation's capital, who is? >> look, we're grateful and relieved that the congressman is unharmed. we understand what communities are going through across the country, not just in d.c. that's why the president took action very early on in his administration to get the american rescue plan done without the help of republicans. >> laura: we understand what communities are going through across the country, not just in d.c., that's why the president took action very early in the -- yeah, right. come on k.j.p. i mean, the fact that she would try to shift this to republicans, you have got to be kidding me. and when philadelphia journalist and criminal justice activist josh krueger was killed after being shot seven times in his own home, did mayor jim kenney or krasner say a word, one word about changing policies? maybe get tough on crime, maybe a little bit? no, of course not. and the big apple when social justice advocate ryan carson was randomly and repeatedly stabbed later dying in front of his girlfriend, did a light bulb go off in front of leaders to say maybe the city isn't safe? of course not. now, mayor adams did pledge to bring justice here. what does that mean in new york city? i don't know, the attacker will end up getting a sweetheart plea deal. d.a. alvin bragg not exactly reliable. >> now, all these deaths are tragic. but, if this does not force a change from the left, what is it going to take? how many more have to die before they finally say, enough is enough? >> and by the way, where are we safe? because these crimes aren't just happening on our urban streets they are happening in our own homes. >> everything you got. everything. [scream] >> laura: turns out that robbery may have been part of a vast home invasion ring. at least 14 incidents throughout the summer targeting asian families in seattle. now, police just nabbed six people, including one minor, who is showing zero remorse for his actions. when the judge ordered him to remain in custody, the 16-year-old reportedly asked i can't get house arrest? you let people out that shoot at people. when the judge said no, miracle alsoly, this entitled thug wanted to know why not? joining me now is jason rantz, radio host and seattle author of "what's killing america." jason, that 16-year-old thought he was going to get off, get off easy because that's been the consistent message in many of the blue cities across this country and, of course, in seattle. now, you have a city d.a. there who is the first asian american city d.a. in seattle's history any changes here? >> we don't expect any changes. i mean, just for a moment think about what that teenager said. a 17-year-old knew that if he were to commit a crime, he would likely not suffer any consequences. the bad guys know that. the criminals know what the law is allowing and they know how much they can get away with. which is why we have seen them be so emboldened. they are doing this in broad daylight. and they know that they can get away with it because there are laws that have been passed by radical democrats that give them a pass. they think they are not going to go to jail go into restorative justice programs which is basically some holistic way to look at a criminal and connect them with community resources instead of putting them in jail. when we are talking about people who are using weapons, who are using handguns who are harming people. they don't deserve to be in restorative justice. they can get that in jail. but the relation is the 17-year-old in this case, i'm almost certain will not suffer any meaningful consequences. he is going to go into one of these restorative justice programs run by abolitionist groups. not get the help he desperately needs. that means society at large we are still at risk. >> laura: now, we looked into some of the suspects and, of course, they have a history of violent crime. robberies, felony firearms, possessions, assault with a deadly weapon. domestic incidents and assault, burglary and so on and so forth. jason, you and i talked about this on my podcast and we got such a huge reaction to your appearance, apparently we have a lot of listeners in seattle. they keep finding their way back onto the streets. and there is four and five and six priors for each of these individuals. like 23 years old, 19 years old. this is -- why are we surprised? i guess i'm not anymore. >> we shouldn't. i mean, i'm definitely not surprised because to be honest that number of their background, not that high, given some of the stories that i have covered here. i mean, i have covered cases in which we have got like 76 convictions. and in one case, finally the guy throws coffee in the face of a toddler and only at that point does he end up going to jail. they are going in and out of the court system because there are almost never any meaningful sentences we have democrats in this state who have gone out of their way to coddle the back guys. they view criminals as the actual victims, they pass laws that say police can't even do their jobs including when we are dealing with these juveniles. guess what? not only paying attention but acting. surge it neon violence across the country. >> laura: now the democrats move to assist in the mccarthy takedown backfire on their most cherished issue? senator j.d. vance hopes so. he will give us a clue, next. ♪ hey, i just got a text from my sister. you remember rick, her neighbor? sure, he's the 76-year-old guy who still runs marathons, right? sadly, not anymore. wow. so sudden. um, we're not about to have the "we need life insurance" conversation again, are we? no, we're having the "we're getting coverage so we don't have to worry about it" conversation. so you're calling about the $9.95 a month plan -from colonial penn? -i am. we put it off long enough. we are getting that $9.95 plan, today. 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>> we can support ukraine in the next tranche that we need and there is another means by which we may be able to find funding for that but i'm not going to get into that now. >> laura: wait, should we expect more accounting errors on the horizon. remember that little trick they pulled? senator vance, the people of america couldn't get -- couldn't get via trump $5 billion to secure our border with a wall. but this guy is like oh, no, we got tricks up our sleeve for ukraine. they can always find the money for ukraine. they will find it come hell or high water. could this be, by the way, a benefit that maybe will come out of difficult situation in the house with the ouster of mccarthy? could this end up hurting the ukraine first caucus? >> well, laura, first of all, i don't know whether it-to-laugh or cry, you have the president of the united states issuing a slap in the face at constitutional governance, congress gets to decide what to do with the american people's money. he enforces the laws. evidence doesn't write the appropriations bills himself. it is disgraceful to hear the president talk like that. part of the reason why he is able to do it, this goes to your question about the house, laura, for too long congress has failed to provide proper oversight of what is fundamentally a one party actor in washington, d.c. that is changing though. i think a lot of the shakeup in the house has sent a message to people that congress is not going to give a blank check to ukraine funding and they are not going to give a blank check to the biden administration. that's a good message to send, but we have got to keep hammering it, laura, the next three weeks are when we really win or lose this battle. >> now who are you looking at from the senate side? who would you like to sees a the next speaker? >> well, laura, you know, none of my business, i'm the senator, the house guys are going to figure it out. i, of course, love jim jordan the great congressman from the state of ohio. good friend of mine. and i hope that whoever the house selects, and i'm certainly backing jim, that it's a person who puts the interest of our citizens first. we so desperately need a house speaker that is a counter balance to joe biden not a rubber stamp. i think jim jordan would do that job. of course there are others who would do that job, too. we will let the house figure it out. >> laura: senator vance, thank you so much. despite the howls you hear from the mainstream poodles years since this great of shape when it comes to the economy. what do i mean by that? larry kudlow joins me next on set here in new 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 the power goes out and we still have wifi to do our homework. and that's a good thing? 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why do all the big money people support biden given what he has done to the economy? larr>> i know what you are goino say. >> laura: they want the china money. >> it's true the established money class is very left in this country and it's happened over a period of 25, 30 years. you see it on wall street. when i worked on wall street a long time ago it was still pretty conservative, pretty republican, no more, it's completely changed, including the big hedge funds, even the private equity people. the other people in the country who are more self-made, who own their own businesses, they are the ones who are conservative, they are the ones who are for trump. they are the ones who want to drill baby drill. they are the ones that want to cut taxes and roll back regulations, the established money class. >> laura: i know that but i'm asking you why, larry kudlow, why are they so wedded to the globalist mindset, which is the biden -- they are the globalists, they think america first is very backwater outdated and isolationist, protection izzos all the ites that they like to use. >> it's part of their culture. i know you are going to say it's about china. i know it is partly about china because they know trump will be tough on china. >> laura: he was great to wall street. >> he was great on wall street. his stock market performance was fabulous. his business performance fabulous. put new numbers out showed 3% to 4% growth during the trump years. it's fantastic. those guys are wrong. they have been wrong for a long time. they were wrong about trump when he ran the first time around. they don't appreciate the entrepreneurial mind, and they all sort of tie it in, you are right about this, the da davos group, the global warming group. >> ainsley: they like going to davos and hanging out and having their cocktails. cat mountains in the background. >> post conferences they like that allot. they like bloomberg. bloomberg is so far left. >> laura: oh my god, total open border. >> there is all that stuff. >> laura: even new york. and, you know, i just say this, i love coming to new york. i love it, i used to live here. and it's changed. even month to month the city of new york feels less safe, less clean. more homelessness, more drugs. it's the saddest scenes on the street of new york. so, they live in new york. they work in new york. but they are still hanging on to this -- the death grip on this kind of leadership. >> that's in between trips to martha's vineyard. >> laura: wait a second. >> i have got to say this. >> laura: they can escape. the regular people can't escape. >> that's right. they are country homes. in the hamptons. i'm not opposed to the hamptons. >> laura: don't hurt it for the rest of the people. >> what new york needs by the way is law and order. that's what we need. we haven't had it in quite some time. even mayor adams is now rebelling against joe biden. >> laura: he wants all of the free work permits for everybody, 500,000 work permits. they just want everyone amnestied into the country. >> even bill clinton came out and said maybe we should stop -- >> laura: democrat now bidenomics message. >> republicans are holding to their principles. that's the important thing. that republicans are tough on the border. that republicans are tough on ukraine. >> laura: how about spending? >> spending. >> laura: better be tough on spending. >> lower taxes. roll back the regulations. drill, baby, drill. look, this is the trump playbook. and it is extremely popular. and, you are right, the gallup poll is the best since they were actually taking that question. >> laura: is there any chance the republicans given the -- any way the republicans should lose this? >> i will say this. >> laura: i'm not saying i think necessarily i'm saying should they. >> i have been around a long time you have been around a long time. the republicans have got to have an economic prosperity message. a low tax. >> laura: trump has all that. >> right. they have to have a trumpian message. >> laura: ron desantis has it? >> best candidate would be trump. i still believe that best candidate donald trump. i'm not opposed to the others in the race. they are conservatives, but they don't have the messaging skills that trump has. that's what's lacking. they don't have the sort of -- reagan had it, trump has it. it's like a bond with people, ordinary people out there. >> laura: goes over there with the uaw, get a few tidbits or crumbs for the next couple weeks, maybe four day workweek yea, good tore you. but they are coming for you and assassinate your industry. >> that's right. when i'm president i will make transmission calls -- to the money classes here in new york and washington and silicon valley, it's not cool. it's not dinner parties. >> laura: even the price of jet fuel was at triple. >> hang out with us any more. we are so divorced from it. >> laura: they are no fun anyway. they lost their sense of humor a long time ago. >> middle america is where the fun is. >> laura: larry is so much fun. great to see you. >> you were great on that debate night. fabulous. >> laura: mutual adoration society. >> appreciate it. >> laura: up next raymond arroyo has steaming video from the house floor that gives you was new insight into the speakership drama and biden's dog claims another victim. we reveal them in "seen and unseen," next. ♪ >> time for "seen and unseen" segment. for that we join raymond arroyo. all right, raymond, you discovered steamy video that cast new light on the ousting of kevin mccarthy what is going on? this could be audition for the fatal attraction reboot, watch. >> laura: okay, that can be one of the funniest things i have ever seen. maybe she just has chapped lips. because i get those, too. >> let me see you about these scene like sweeney todd. you have a couple locked in a revenge cult. they want to take everybody out. here is why. ilhan omar i had forgotten kevin mccarthy removed omar from the house foreign relations committee because the israeli comments. and at the same time, your guest yesterday matt gaetz under ethics investigation. i pulled the complaint. they are investigating him for sexual misconduct. misusing state ids and allegedly accepting a bribe and transferring campaign funds to personal funds. deep grievances. >> laura: i thought it was all wrapped up. >> still going on and recents mccarthy. >> laura: you are saying both of them had personal -- he says that's not the case. >> progressive caucus, laura, 100 members that went with them. you heard of friends with benefits. this is friends with a majority. >> laura: in retaliation for their role in ousting mccarthy the speaker pro tem threw pelosi and steny hoyer from their fancy offices on capitol hill. they got the eviction notices apparently last night? >> yes. and axios. >> laura: i love this. >> axios reporting guess who is moving into nancy pelosi's secret hide away office? kevin mccarthy. turnabout is fair play. when you go after the don. the family is going to come after you. that is what is happening here. do you find it at all ironic, laura, that the gaetz mates along with every democrat voted unanimously to oust kevin mccarthy as speaker but no one has thought to question joe biden's ability to lead his office. this was the president today at a student debt event. >> you can sign up for the save plan at student . >> studenteighaid.govern. >> but mccarthy is the one they throw out. >> i think he just went into rem cycle there. the dysfunction at the white house seems to be spreading because we are learning that the first dog commander has claimed yet another victim. >> yes, the 12th victim laura. 12th night 12th victim. bee knew commander wasn't a sweet lap dog. we now know of an interaction with a secret service agent. >> hey, pup. >> is that would be comical if it weren't >> don't we sense the two tiers of justice? any dog in d.c. that bites one time has to be quarantined for ten days and that dog bite's twice. >> major biden was sent to delaware. this dog needs to go the same play. >> raymond i got a present here your brand new book out it's another children's book from your turn about tale series. >> and there's and fox nation special laura. it's the hidden story of a beloved holiday tradition and first forgotten son who taught his father abraham lincoln a lesson in mercy and forgiveness. this is the reason we have annual turkey party at the white house. >> are you hitting the road? >> we will see. this weekend i'm in new orleans the village jacksonville. details raymond arroyo.com. >> are you come something. >> what do i get? >> i'll cut you in on the sales. >> only if commander can be our lead. >> i'm going t o give you him for a week. set your dvr so you always stay connected and follow me on social media and remember, i still call it twitter. i call it x but jesse watters and the guys take it from here. i'll be back in new york tomorrow night where we may be apparently hitting the road in new york and i'll be >> carley: a fox news alert, a stunning