they just flop right out. i couldn t believe it. i had big hoop earrings. laura: i love those on your, those are great. all right, we will pick it up where you leave off. one of those nights. i m laura ingraham, this is the ingraham angle, and we are delighted you are with us tonight. the hunting of donald trump, that s the focus of tonight angle. i remember when anti-trump used to think that the doj should operate independently. this is abuse of power that the president is again trying to manipulate several law enforcement to surface political interests. this may be the most serious from inappropriate doj meddling since the firing of comey. is trump using his government to punish his foes and help out his friends? jim barr was happy, happy, to put doj into service as donald trump s not just political shield, but political weapon. laura: of course he did nothing of the sort. if that was all a lie. but what a difference a few years make in democrats views of righ
entire time because what they want to do is usher in all sorts of authoritarian attacks on civil liberties in the name of this domestic war on terror since they don t have the cases. now they are just making them up. which is, by the way, what they did during the first war on terror as well. laura: well, i was mentioning this matt whitaker in the previous segment, but when you think of the concern that is raised with gently, obviously that vladimir putin pounds and relentlessly persecutes his political critics, you start to see that our justice department and what they re doing and this is just one more example of it becomes what they are waving her arms around about. they appear to be hounding and prosecuting and surveilling their political critics. you know, we ve obtained, and i ve done reporting on, the documents from homeland security where they identify the kinds of people they regard as quote unquote domestic extremists. and usually it s just people with antiestablishm
nobody would allow them to get away with it. the shoe on the other foot test isn t passed by the media. they want a particular narrative that divides the country into you re for trump, you re a white supremacist, or you re for black lives matter, and you re a woke person. the vast majority of america, as you said, they want to see a criminal trial determine did the state prove beyond a reasonable doubt that this man at this time did not act in self-defense. the answer to that is clear, notwithstanding the fact that my former colleague larry tribe and others who claim to be civil libertarians, suddenly they re9 rooting against criminal justice fairness? suddenly they re rooting against due process? many of them are against free speech. they have given up civil liberties in the name of a result, and the result is keep the country divided on racial and ideological lines. and the rittenhouse case was a perfect way to do that even
career, almost 40 years. and she shared with me the challenges that teachers in this state face. teachers here remain underpaid and overworked. as your president i ll make education the priority it deserves by investing in our children, and listening to our teachers about how we can empower them to do what they do best. as your president i ll end the failed war on drugs. that s ruined so many people s lives, that s overcrowded our prisons, and torn families apart. i ll reform our criminal justice system and the marijuana prohibition and cash bail and ban private prisons. i ll crack down on the overreaching intelligence agencies and big tech monopolies who are taking away our civil
still, the bill finally begins to reverse the trend of reducing civil liberties in the name of fighting terrorism as embodied in various versions of the patriot act. and if the senate fixes its flaws, it could start to rebuild confidence that washington could get it right. julie pace? you ll hear a lot of concerns from privacy ciedy advocates th even after this debate, what we re left with is legislation that quite frankly doesn t go very far. as that editorial points out, what it does do is keep other privacy rights from being eroded. but it doesn t necessarily have the sweeping effect that a lot of people had hopes for after the snowden disclosures. joe? go ahead, willie. i was just going to read one other one if we had time. this is the usa today opinion page. wes moore, our good friend veteran of the united states army and author. writing about memorial day and what s going on with the va.