hannity, great show. sean: good to see you, laura, from the swamp, washington, d.c. laura: good evening from the swamp. i m laura ingraham. this is the ingraham angle. we have a vitally important hour for you tonight. late-breaking revelations and details on this kavanaugh story. another delay tonight in the kavanaugh vote. what is going on with this accuser and is an fbi investigation warranted? mercedes schlapp from the white house will be here. and former in tell chiefs are bristoling at president trump s decision to declassify important documents related to the russia investigation. what are they scared of? what are they hiding? and hollywood showing why once again, americans are watching less tv today. raymond arroyo is here with the train wreck. but first, the rush to judgment, that s the focus of tonight s angle. listen closely to the media coverage of the 36-year-old accusation against supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh and the chorus is hard to miss. we ha
the left is lashing out in g response. we will get exclusive reaction from the white house when kellyanne conway joins us live. marilyn matlin makes a rare television experience and match lap will be along as well. and one week after his fiery defense of judge kavanaugh became the rallying cry for conservatives, lindsey graham joins me tonight on where things stand now and where they go from here. plus, a the ingraham angle investigation. we ve beento doing some investigating and to just how christine ford s name was leake leaked. but first, the democrats desperate salvage operation. that s the focus of tonight s angle. after another week of delay in the kavanaugh saga, the fbi supplemental report is in and it appears the democrats have lost another one. what we know for sure is the fbi report did not corroborate any of the allegations against judge kavanaugh. laura: given the undecided hamlet figure jeff flake so the report does not contain any new core operation. whil
sean: how about welcome to d.c., it s great to see you. laura: i saw your sensei walking around the makeup room. i took him down with one roundhouse kick. he s down like jell-o in a pool. sean: not my sensei. laura: get out of my don t take my folders! i went to law school! i have my folders. i don t want you to disrupt my sean: i come to d.c., i don t get the big studio with a great background and the capital behind me. laura: you want to be treated like the king of all media both in new york and our humble low ceiling studio. it is a small studio but there are those who love it. sean: let me ask you a question because you are a lawyer. five weeks from tonight, results will be flying in. laura: big night. sean: i cannot believe that every single case has falling apart, no corroboration and i believe her without hearing even any evidence and now that it comes in, nobody is saying you know what, maybe we were rushed to judgment. do they not care? laura:
victim play. that s the focus of tonight s angle. . the democrats and many on this the left worked around the clock to kill brett kavanaugh s nomination to the supreme court. but i think they made a fatal miscalculation. they thought it was okay along the way to jettison the principle of due process, and to use victims to pursue a radical political agenda. on the first year anniversary of the me too movement, i think it s important to remember that this all started with liberal democrat harvey weinstein. friend of bill and hillary, and of course barack obama, and remember he, the hollywood mogul, mega-donor. i mean this guy is where it all happened. and, remember, the abuse there started the cultural moment of me too. this notion of objectifying women and using them for the pleasure of the powerful has been long nurtured by the left. at the same time it was also pro-women as we abuse women on the casting couch, et?cetera. and the entertainment industry had the target on
bill clinton accuser juanita broadry broadry broderick is here with questions for dianne feinstein about her claims and how they were treated 20 years ago. hear exclusively from house intel chair devin nunes with first reaction to the president s decision late this afternoon to declassify documents related to the russia investigation. but first, 1991, all over again. that is the focus of tonight s angle. by now most of you are familiar with the 11th hour charges against supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh. christine blasey-ford is claiming when she was 15 and kavanaugh was 17, he made unwanted advances toward her at a boozy house party. she claims he tried to force himself upon her. kavanaugh released a statement today emphatically denying the charges for a second time, saying this is a completely false allegation, i ve never done anything like what the accuser describes, to her or to anyone, but the 10 democrats on the judiciary committee were unanimous in calls to del