everyone i am laura ingraham an. this is "the ingraham angle" from washington tonight pure♪ lawfare loses again tonight and that is the focus of tonight's a "angle." for years they leathosd themsel, their viewers and all those suffering from tds, front duriny syndrome down the garden path.ai once they bring to january 6 as an insurrection, they believe they were off to the races here and so it was multiple attacks against trump using insurrection as a foundation that result in him losing her in the colorado case, they thought he would never be on the ballot at all. >> he basically incited an insurrection at then. united states capitol. donald trump inside of this insurrection. he wanted it ttorao happen.e he wanted to stop. >> you should read the constitution as it is writtenp o but instead he should be removed from office, trump with a 14th amendment. >> lauraey: today, the faces told the story. they look like they had lost hef best friends. and they sounded defeated. y >> their body i guess it's thn same but if that doesn't want to deal with the whole insurrection thing. doesn't want to deal with extraordinary nature of what trumpeted. >> what is the motivation behind it all? what aret bl the feeders thatac blocked usco from holding this r accountable?e th it just shows that some people are above the law. >> welcome i don't think it was a big wimerin for america. >> unfortunately for america the court isn't necessarily wrongamr that this is the way the framerr wanted it to be. >> laura: okay, thotere truth of courses the people don't trust the voters appeaat lr they don'l much like the voters, at least not the 74 million who voted for trump.ed today we really sought their anger and their hatred consumesy them in any shred of common sense they once possessed. speak with the court its two? cases saying what can we do to p donald trump? we are going to make sure that this will only be decided not in a court of a - law, but in a cot of spin this information where donald trump lives andd th actuy t sort of be legal accountability. the court is removing thatbeca either in this decision or in its immunity decision because basically we are not hearing that. the chances that we go to court could be zero. ra: >> laura: now, this was the second piece of bad news in oneh week the left received from the supreme court. now, first the court decidedfini they would hear the presidential immunity case, which indefinitely delays jack smith's election interference case. the individual states cannot bar candidates for federal office ta from the pilots. we had nine justices agree that states may disqualify persons holding or attempting to holdns state officeti, but states haveo power under the constitution to enforce section three with respect to law offices especially the presidency. if you watched "the angle" wheny onthis was going down, you known was obvious with rudimentary understanding of the constitution this was going to go down this way. we predicted it would be unanimous. hoping for otherwise was just complete incompetence on their parto from beginning to end. in months ago i suggested that biden call off the goons and declare he wanted trump on the ballot in an honest election to go forward.geor you should call off the dogs for doj, new york, georgia all use influence to do that.maki it all has to stop.n if democrats had a real president capable of making hisl own big decisions and a real executive staff within a sensed of professionalism othr respecto the constitution, theyginn would have nipd th this in the bud frm the beginning. and they say trump is fanaa fan? who are the real fanatics here? >> this is the most pressing constitutional question of our times when it is decided by the supreme court, it will be the single most important constitutional decision in all of her history. yesterday's decision by the colorado supreme court was masterful. it was brilliant. >> the fact that this ruling prevents disqualified people from running for office isau nothinrag new. >> laura: it was a loser argument then and har d they now allowed there anti-trump used to cloud their judgment, they would have seen that. so now these once respected legal minds, larry tribe, mike, they look like total nincompoops. the three judges on the colorado supreme court in december had id right. the decision to bar former president donald j. trump from colorado's presidential primary ballot flies in the face of due process. y view of what transpired int the litigationof the woefully short of what due process demands. and now since the lawfare may not pay off, well, the democrats are just ask potential slowly -- expeditiously moving to plan b t any means necessary by mucking i up the vote by getting rid of voter i.d. come in one word "cheating." the right to vote is still under attack. and that is wes why the justicet department is fighting back. that is why we are challenging efforts by states and jurisdictions to implement discriminatory, burdensome, necessary restrictions to the ballot including those related to mail-in voting, the use of drop boxes and voter i.d. >> laura: listen to mirror garland, it is entirely reasonable for people to conclude that democrats will set the scenario that allows them to collect just enough votes days or weeks after the election, of course mail-in ballots and then the bigit's announcement biden pulls out a victory. it is entirely reasonable to surmise the attorney general of the united states wants to makr it easier for illegal immigrants to vote. there is literally no other reason to oppose voter i.d. now, everything they do from no until election day will be designed to make it harder for us to track who actually voted. now, why are they doing that? we know why. and while they do this, theype will continue issuing their unhinged warnings about what isi going tonk happen in a trump pre second term. >> i think we actually should believe president trump and what he says he should do.a. he would break the systems thats i think the power of america and undermined intelligent such that we would lose the great strength that it represents. >> laura: now, remember, if henu is a dictator and waiting, if he is an autocrat, they would calla him hitler.o of course, they will justify doing anything to stop hitler to be hitler, anything! t now, thehi more i listen to thee people, the more i think theol craziest among them are the oldl bush/cheney people. there will never be at anotherbe election again! he will put his critics and jails and there will be four years of vengeance and retribution! we will find wnd and iraq everyy day now. these globalists are workinggt themselves into such a frenzy t they can't see straight. the truth is democrats haveto nothing to offer the middle class. check out this new poll by cbs hugo.ered it shows nearly two-thirds of registered voters said the economy under trump was good compared to 38% is at the same for biden's economy. or all of those peopletl insurrection sympathizers? are they enabling hitler?. of course not, it is all ludicrous! but a piece in the new yorker called joe biden's last campaign told us a lot because from the recording, it is clear that biden is not going to change any of his disastrous policies to convince peoplis ge to vote fore instead the campaign will double down on their freedom agenda, actually the opposite. by november, one strategist said the focu s will become overwhelmingly on democracy. i think the biggest images in people's minds are going to be january 6th. they are going to show that video over and over again forgei making your life better. how cynical is this? none of them actually believe anything they are saying. they don't wait trump is atl letter where he will have anotheior election.ct ioif they did think trump would never hold an election again, my n lequestion to liz cheney and e whole gang come are you planninl on leaving america? i will tell you what they are going to do, if trump wins in november, and the next day,nt newsom, pritzker, whitakerio wil be announcing their attentions to run for the presidency in 2028. their campaigns organizeco themselves. to any democrats out therear tht care about the country or who care aboutelec preserving faithn the electoral process, i'm telling you, back away from this cliff. it is not trump doin g damage toco america because the more you try tonths manipulate the vote counr extend voting for months before and days after the election, the more likely you will destroy the credibility of our elections. we will bean w more of a global laughingstock than we are right now under biden. in the end, the supreme court saved us, at least for the moment. if they have been successful striking trump from the ballot, the result in chaos would have continued for years, maybe decades. the far left, remember, was willing to risk that. now that it's disturbing. and that is "the angle" pure joining us mike davis, founder and president of thermer article iii project in david schoen, former trump impeachmens lawyer. david, let's start with. i think all of us predicted thil would be a 9-0 decision, but we actually have these unhinged people who were once fairly welp respected legal minds trying to get people to believe that this was their electoral nirvana. trump would be off of the ballot on all of the super tuesday states and a couple of others and that you didn't even have to run a campaign. how wild is that? >> it is wild but worse than that. tremendous disservice, it'sde reckless and they are constitutionally tone-deaf. i would thought i would never say that but it is crazy. the oral arguments going on and they saw the way the tide was running but they said the guyite doing the argument is no good.th neither side did a particularly great job on their arguments but the court decided the case.br president trump gave his speech today which said he hopes he will bring the country togetherd i would hope so too.tial it is a decision thatou fundamentally says let'sld decie a race at the ballot box. that is the way it should be. i abe lincoln said people decide elections and that so it shouldt be pure this case broke down two parts basically. they said section 5 of the 14thi amendment requires congress to pass enabling legislation and that as i happen.: i and jamie raskin is talking about trying to pass that now. >> laura: i have that. let me play that for miketo because that is quite something. the supreme court will not stop them. mike, watch. >> on workinebbig with the numbf my colleagues debbie wasserman schultz and to revive legislation that we have to set up a process by which we could determine that someone who committed insurrection is disqualified by section 3 and the 14th amendment. the house has already impeached donald trump for participating in insurrection by inciting it. >> laura: mike, whether trying to get rid of voter i.d. laws to put protect the integrity of of the vote or nullify the supreme court's decision, they simply don't want irregular verified credible election at this point. it doesn't seem like it. >> this is absolutely insane these democrats after losing 9-0 in the supreme court, they lost justicjustice sotomayor. and they just think house democrats does disqualified president trump and nothing screams like this regarding the american voters and 9-0 the supreme court. >> laura: the court in its per curiam said it could nullify the votes of millions and change thn electionfo result of has section 3 enforcement were attempted after the nation hasn voted. nothing in the constitution t we endorse such chaos arriving at any time or different times up to and perhapds be on the inauguration david to come is this a warning to the states? not to try anything, it seemsco like after the election?ur i was actually hardened by the court but they went that far. >> i think it is important that they did and another particular reason, i disagreed with the trump's argument and an active argument, but i didn't think they should make section 3 bars from holding office and not being on the ballot. we don't want to see after the election and effort by jamie raskin or whoever else to remove president trump from the ballot who wins the election. i think it will be too little, too late anyway, but i think it is an important statement by the court. >> laura: mike i want to go backrick to merrick garland enty in that church over the weekend where again he reiterated the justice department's opposition to state voter i.d. laws. w somewhere, it was written and i can't remember, forgive mens somewher oe on the publications online that it was very patronizing and frankly insulting to many of the people in attendance and thought, wait a second, does he think we are a not intelligent enough to have a voter i.d.? i mean, that is cynical. >> imagine how -- just think about how racist that sounds and that the attorney general of thw united states goes into a black church and pretends they don't have the wherewithal to get a voter i.d. in america like every other american. they are using black americans here. this is about their ability to recollections and still elections. i think these states, theseli republican lawyers need to star filing lawsuits and getting injunctions right now on voter i.d., on signature verification, on mail-in ballots and election observant so we don't have the election rigged again like it was in 2020. >> laura: we are focusing on 2024, and i think, david, youim can chime in on this, to me, it is essential that the vote wraps up at the latest 24 hours after the polls closed. this idea that we are not goinga tore learn perhaps two weeks to whatever they decide they will close the big black box where all the votes are, and we willet not learn about who wins untilws days or maybe weeks after theou election a? how is that america? >> i think you are absolutely right here the whole landscape havehas changed. b yoalu have the absentee ballots, servicemen and all of that but you are not talking about that because generally that doesn't make a difference. you need election integrity and counting the balance in a big cast in a timely fashion so we know who won the election or recounted, there will be a recount. >> laura: we are not relitigating 2020, rigged/not rigged, focusing on 2024 and they have got to get this straight. mike and david, thank you.ar it is a giant disappearing act for the political base so who are they returning to? we will examine it next. i'm jonathan lawson, here to tell you about life insurance through the colonial penn program. if you're age 50 to 85 and looking to buy life insurance on a fixed budget, remember the three p's. what are the three p's? the three p's of life insurance on a fixed budget are price, price, and price. a price you can afford, a price that can't increase, and a price that fits your budget. i'm 54. what's my price? 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>> i think there are a number or things that happen but one thing we have to appreciate about what is bid going on right now is joe biden has been incapable,r even with his progressive agenda of holding on to the far left ie his own party. that is how wacko they really are. that is how crazy they really are. wees saw this michigan with thei protest vote that we had there. but it is really, this pushback comingco from the progressivesic within his party coalition were not willing to basically have any kind of moderation, in a kind of shift to the metal in any real respect and because ofn that, you set,e the dynamic that is current across the countr y h e right now where donald trump d holding onto voters. he will continue to hold onto the voters. he just needs to expand a little bit in order to have a path back to the white house. >> laura: eric swalwell was asked about the stunning poll o that 74% of the country thinksnh the economy is fair or poor. that is a nightmare. he used the term "breathing room" listen carefully. >> are economy as a comeback story and wage workers may not have seen that 24% growth last year and the stock market, they want you to talk to the heart and the cut.me they are looking at a phrase i hear all the time from friends and family which is "breathing room." >> laura: they are on lifespin support and they are talking about breathing room. what is that? they are running out of spin! they think if they tweak this,ts people won't notice that bidene is old. if they message this way, they won't notice the grocery bills are skyrocketing and less money inbefo their pocket and dad cano find a job. it is noy prt a messaging problt but a policy problem. at the same time, they are messaging on donald trump has failed. they painted him as hitler, godzilla, anything, this monster! people are looking back and sank ween with a little bit of distance between them and the twitter fights and saying what exactly was the problem here? 10% of the people who voted for joe biden and don't say they won't vote for him but vote for donald trump because if they tried to make it a social contagion an awful thing to be a e and moreorter, mor people are comfortable saying it. >> laura: if they thin>> lif tkp is hitler, we will never have a election again. they should run fodr the hills, moveac, get passport, formed property. the fact is none of them -- >> they lie about that everyin single time and pretend like they will bege ru running for ty hills. look, the thing that is so crazy in retrospect about this, we decided he was chaotic, and thas would upset t the apple cart and nothing, the last election -- or something like that. instead with the distance of time, we actually see that thisr presidency is more chaotic. this presidency actually has more chaos and problems and world that seems more tilting off of its axis than anything we experienced in the previous four years.sesse that is one of the big reasons people are reassessing where they stand. >> laura: basic sense of fairness. it feels wrong, everything thate is going on legally against him just feels like they are making him a target. it doesn't matter what the constitution says.d ithe doesn't matter what the law or proof. they said he was an insurrectionist and that's what it is, it's over. >> at first the american people wanted to give him the benefit of the doubt. when the fbi comes out and ily think this i ss a russian spy, wow, this must be serious. it's fraudulent but the time i they are reading mar-a-lago and cases collapsing in on themselves one of the time.'t the prosecutors are exposed as corrupt people who are not good at the law. >> 9-0 supreme court, you can't thargue on the other side. >> laura: they tried , theyboth still tried today.g waitup to see both of you unset tonight. cominge, up, dead bodies out-of-control crime, and migrants invading his property. we will talk to an arizona rancher who has the details whas he deals with on a daily basis next. do you have a life insurance policy you no longer need? 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>> well but we found 17 over the last 30 years. thank you for having me.at h >> laura: well, what if you found since the biden folks have taken over the border? obviously, a completely different focus than donald trump hadves an aide fo of title 42. a that have it gotten for people who have owned land along the border? >> this is the worst it has ever been, even though the numbers don't match what it was before f donald trump. but donald trump had the border figured out in the four years he was president. it was almost nonexistent for us. as got spoiled. soon as as biden took office, we had groups at the house again. we had cut fences. it's been a 24-hour nightmare with biden being president., th >> laura: well, the thing i've noticed and i noticed when i wai down in del rio anghd in a eagle pass. it might seem like it's nothing to people because a lot of hardship and obviously death and suffering of people, but the trash that you guys have had t o pick up his stunning. all of these environmentalist and there is trash everywhere. >> yeah, and the environmentalists don't even want to talk about it. the big thing that we have, we don't have the give up asylum-seekers. we have the illegals in fullt sh camouflage and they don't want. to get caught. about two-thirds of them down here our getaways because of what biden did to border patrol and removing the agents off of the border to go process the illegals coming from otherd ab sectors. >> laura: you have also commented about something that i lot of people have read about but don't believe, which are rape trees. what i thas a rape tree? >> everyone that comes across the border gets raoed. in it is a trophy status. every woman down here get raped across the border. b1 have you seen the women's underwear on a tree on your property? >> that picture -- yeah, it is a pretty regular event. >> laura: i mean, women across the country, mothers across the country, this is not you main. this is being sold, john, as you main, letting people commend the country because they are seeking a better life. how is this you main? forget being there to as at cattle rancher. how is this humane? >> well, it isn't. that is the hypocrisy of what biden talks about.re's when illegals gather up across the line, there is a border count of snore and they get the packagl ane deal, the camo, cart shoes, and the women, it isntro already prearranged and they have a packet of birth control, they buy it, but it is a one-stop shop for you get everything you need to cross the border. >> laura: john, thank you for lu telling your story. we wish you the best of luck. it is brutal for the ranchers, and we have heard the story before but it never gets any easier to hear. thank you, john. a crisis for years his ear. find out if your neighborhood is affected next. ♪ ♪ her uncle's unhappy. i'm sensing an underlying issue. it's t-mobile. it started when we got him under a new plan. but then they unexpectedly unraveled their "price lock" guarantee. which has made him, a bit... unruly. you called yourself the "un-carrier". you sing about "price lock" on those commercials. "the price lock, the price lock..." so, if you could change the price, change the name! it's not a lock, i know a lock. so how can we undo the damage? we could all unsubscribe and switch to xfinity. their connection is unreal. and we could all un-experience this whole session. okay, that's uncalled for. ♪ ♪ra: >> laura: they will try to defund the place and then embolden criminals. the rising crime comes as police funding and cut results speak for themselves. the police forces are being hollowed out by liking recruitment and early retirements. the warning signs have been there for years and we got worse after the summer of love and george floyd. yet, nothing has been done to fix the police recruiting crisis across the country. it is getting worse.call in pittsburgh, sometimes they don't respond to 911 calls. some of them are handled by ae telephone unit, whatever that means instead of having to pleaset physically go to the location. in houston, they stopped investigating certain crimes. >> do you simply say now 264,00r criminal cases were never investigated and counting for roughly 10% of all incident reports filed with hpd in the past eight years. >> laura: by the way, that includes 4,017 cases of alleged sexual assault.bu andgd in austin, after $150 million cut from its budget t thduring the defund the polict era, there are new warnings that the city is on the brink of disaster. >> with the police soundin hg te alarm. homicide rates hitting new highs of the last three years as a force grapples with a staffing r crisis. thingsec are so tight for a fewa hours on aus recent saturday, ay entire section of east austin had no officers on duty. pol >> laura: the vice president of fraternal order of police, joe, we warned this was exactly whatn would happen. now, keep it weird in austinp it apparently means keep it dangerous. so, this is real people and puts real lives in jeopardy as it already is. >> yeah, and the definedrtme movement and austin has been an unmitigated disaster. they defunded their department by $150 million. the next year the highest murder rate in recorded history! aggravated assaults 18%, car theft 17% in response times to emergency up to 10 minutes., there is no help coming on the way, folks. down 600 officers and hemorrhaging people, they can't recruit and can you blame them? if you had a city council at art local congressman, who treatould officers like, where the hill would you take that job?prou this congressman greg kosar is u real peach. he loudly and proudly supports defining the police.d but when crime went up in hisam neighborhood, he wanted additional patrols there. but hes doesn't give a -- about you but wants to make sure hisin family is taken care of and thea don't give a -- about the residents in austin.ents >> laura: there is a short step of police officers in northern california and has resident so worried they may doc something drastic, watch. >> there are a lot of people wanting to sue for lack of response and people feel like a the stress andre anxiety they fl they are in so bad that multipl individuals have indicated that they are intending to move because of the lack of response to calls for issues like domestic violence and restraining orders? >> laura: joe, if people aren't going out to thn'e gun range to get trained up, armed up, they are trying to move to s place where they are actuallyth safe and their family is safe. that is common sense, isn't it?d at this point?u kn >> of course, they want their families to be protected.ci just so you know, folks, if you are the community, city council, they don't support law enforcement, it will only get worse. recruitment is in the tank, new jersey applications downgnat 90%, 80%, retirement of 45%, resignations up 25%. so you will continue to see the erosion of services buprt you ka where they are not havinghe recruiting problems, communities that support police officers. they don't treat their officers like crap but if you're not willing to defend your home and property move to a community that will support law enforcement because we will be there to protect you. >> laura: want to send it said move here. i went to daytona police academy. they have lots -- i was at one of the recruiting events and it was amazing. there were so many young peopleo it was awesome. people havjoe to get that in thr own communities.alpeak joe, you have a lot of energy. i love it, thank you. teen crimes spiraling out of control. where are the parents, where are the values? 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i don't even know, honestly, i'o without words right now so take it away. know, we have seen anl undermining of parental authority likethor we have never seen before. theythey let all of the expertsn the door. some of these experts were s mental health experts.diag they have overdiagnosed, overti treated an entire generation. these kids are focused on their own feelings, so dis- regulatedo so focused that it is making them sadder, sicker and more: an afraid to grow up. >> laura: the idea so that -- i will go back to the toee licking thing for a moment, the idea in the adult on earth would think that is a good thing for kids. and we were looking for parents to put on the show tonight t, nt that we don't love you, we love you, but a parent. i can imagine there are not parents that say, what happened? we couldn't find any parents. now, maybe they are all anonymous, i don't know, but the point is this is twisted stuff.f on top of that stuff kevin ntalked about in his report, wid teens, out-of-control kids beccommitting acts of violence d they don't care. >> that is right. no substitutions for parental authority. there was this fascinating finding that was related, which lateis that apparently althoughn girls have the worst mental health, teen boys from liberal families had worse mental health than teen girls from conservative mental families.s and that is not social media. teen girls are way more onta social media. that is parental authority teaching kids right from wrong focusing at work not in word. things i can do in this world. that is called very, very good for mental health and we are not doing enough of it. >> laura: this is an issue that "the angle" will stay on. the kids, parenting, we do politics, but the culture, it all filters down from thes culture, abigail you have been on this from the beginning.hi thank you so much.nkvi people think this isn where because kevin is still here. my kids don't get phones until 15. >> you are smart. >> laura: people think i am an oddball.epor i don't care. >> you are smartr: y. you are protecting them because they are kids. they are not ready. a big waste ofs time. tomorrow super tuesday coverage. you will see me it will start at seve