anyway, thanks laura ingram. coming up next, breaking news a hannity investigation the six massive scandals media is not covering. people may go to jail. here with reaction and later tonight two former white house secretaries are saying it's time to end the dog and pony show spectacle that is known as the white house press briefing. ari fleischer is one of them, he will join us. also sarah carter and news from circa. also tonight, which one so-called respected news anchor is now towing the line over as the fake news network of jeff zucker, and given up pretty much all principle and honor. we'll explain on the mini monologue tonight. goin' up the country. love mom and dad' i'm takin' a nap. dude, you just woke up! ♪ ♪ i'm goin' up the country, baby don't you wanna go? ♪ ♪ i'm goin' up the country, baby don't you wanna go? ♪ geico motorcycle, great rates for great rides. take the zantac it challenge! pill works fast? zantac works in as little as 30 minutes. nexium can take 24 hours. when heartburn strikes

some of the names being floated around, laura ingram, her name has surfaced. but it's unclear whether or not she would want to leave that kind of job to take the position as white house press secretary. so my guess is, anderson, you're going to see a lot of names surface during the course of this process, because these are very, very big shoes to fill. and you have a very important person often watching these briefings, and that's the president. >> to that point, if sean spicer can't get basic questions answered by the president, based on reporters, are there tapes about climate change, is it real or not, why would he be in a more elevated overseeing role, which you would think he would have more interaction with the president. but if the president doesn't have confidence in him, why would he want him in an overseeing role? >> reporter: that's a very good question. i was talking to a different source here today, anderson, who said this process is very fluid, cautioning we have had these palace intrigue stories before about reince priebus, the white house chief

politico reporting that spicer and priebus had discussions with laura ingram. john, dry creek, west virginia. go ahead. caller: thank you for taking my call. i have a couple of -- i was a coal miner. i was retired coal miner. during my coal mining years, i realized that it has ups and downs. when it's up it's great. when it's down, it's bad. i got my teaching degree while i was working. when i -- when they shut down, i started teaching high school and when went high school shut down, i taught grade school. my problem is, are colleges, we know our education system is down. our colleges, for the most part, for teacher, their teaching and want to teach if we paid attention in high school. they're not teaching them how to teach. i feel like when we need more training in our young teachers just coming out of college. maybe instead of one semester student teaching, maybe pay them partial pay and let them stay a full year with an experienced teacher. another problem with that is, every three or four years, most states, i live in west virginia, we changed our way of te

w laura ingram will join us with reaction. will all join us. i also want you to get a pen and a pad out. six things that america now needs to be investigating. also tonight, our exclusive interview with a former elite american soldier on how the obama administration absolutely blew the opportunity to take out the leader of isis. w first, tonight, the clinton news network is now unraveling before your eyes. u it is now being exposed for what it really is, fake news, propaganda, and a political smear machine, and that's tonight's opening monologue. >> all right, the clinton news network which is constantly competing with nbc news to be the most anti-president outlet in the country is under fire yet again once again pushing fake news. three employees supposedly resigned last night after the network had to retract a completely false story claiming he was being investigated colliding with the russians. the rest of the destroyed media on twitter today writing quote, fake news, cnn is looking at big management changes now that they got caught falsely

this laura ingram. during his five months on the job so far, sean spicer has had to go to great lengths to push against the president's critics and defend even his most outrageous claims. let's take a look. >> this was the largest audience to ever witness an inauguration, period. in person and around the globe. the default narrative is always negative and it is demoralizing. >> he is using the words that the media is using. is he confused? no. it is iron noke matter how many times he talks about, there it is never good enough. bureaucrats have had a problem with it. i think they should get with the program or they can go. if the president puts russian salad dressing on his salad tonight, somehow that's a russian connection. >> the transition officials were not overly concerned -- >> it is not a question of overly concerned. do they provide them avenue they were supposed to? i'll sorry that disgusts you. you're shaking your head. i appreciate. but understand this. at some point the facts are what they ar

>> so yesterday my colleague reported that sean spicer is looking at people like laura ingram and david martosco of "the daily mail" to take over his job as he tries to elevate himself. today we're reporting that scott jennings, who is a bush administration white house alum, he turned down the job of a senior communications role in the white house last week. this is an indication that it's hard for them to recruit mainstream republican talent into the white house because those republicans don't want to work for donald trump. >> and not to mention that it would also be the fe of t administration, which is in itself a hard position, as sean spicer has learned. >> daniel lipman for us. thanks so much. >>> we're learning new details about the man who drove a van into pedestrians in london killing ten people. the suspect has been identified as 47-year-old darren ozborne of wales. ozborne was initially arrested on suspicion of attempted murder after police say he slammed into worshippers who had finished prayers at a mosque early yesterday morning. meanwhile, london's mayor said he joined mus

laura ingram firing back at clinton's pity party saying her loss is the result of a week campaign. >> she does not to me look well. he doesn't look -- in the campaign laughing, having fun, vibrant. she lost and it is unpleasant to lose, losing is not fun but the inability to see the lack of a campaign that connected with blue-collar americans who had been left behind by both republicans and democrats, after all this time with all her education and all the help she got from cnn and the dnc, don't know why she is complaining about the dnc, they were hurting bernie, they were not hurting her. the idea that the election was rigged, they made fun of donald trump for saying the election was rigged, but the democrats in the left, hillary clinton, combined them together, throw in elizabeth warren are like the new tinfoil hat conspiracy contingent. rob: joe biden announcing a new political action committee, it may spark talk the 2020 presidential run by biden. this will give him the opportunity to maintain relationships with donors and democrats. it's not make a bid for the white house in 2016

laura ingram has this advice for reporters who refuse to let go of their collusion conspiracy theories. >> they ought to cover what is happening inside the government. intelligence officials leaking critical information, illegally leaking information that is either false or not advancing any whistleblower, they are not actually going to get whistleblower protection, they don't like trump and want to take him out. that is not journalism. that is something different and if the shoe were on the other foot they would be wailing about it. rob: the mainstream media's coverage, what is the biggest story you think the press has been ignoring to talk more about russia? log on to "fox and friends" first facebook page for a live debate. >> brian kill me to get exclusive access in daily house leadership meeting, the first journalist ever to be allowed to ask a question. >> very few viewers at home get to see this. this is what you normally wear, where you normally set. you are not doing this for us. >> the beginning of the week, we start the week this way, you will see our agenda. >> is it possibl

fox news contributor, laura ingram. what are you -- >> it's a very interesting pattern on the part of rachel maddow. we need like a body language expert in to reveal what is really going on in her mind. god bless them. >> we don't want to silence her. >> i think she's kind of fun. i think what we see in the country right now, there's people on the far left that are frustrated with the democrat party because the democrats are caught in the middle of their own vortex. some of the democrats want to go far left. they want to go, you know, income redistribution, jack up the tax rates to 67%. and then there's the ones that are struggling in the middle. they're in no-man's land. they have tried all the big government programs and they failed. obama had a phenomenal personality and he was able to outdo mccain who was a terrible candidate and mitt romney and he was able to win both times. i submit had a candidate like donald trump really caught fire in 2008 and 2012, barack obama would not have won the presidency and certainly w

fox news contributor, laura ingram. what are you -- >> it's a very interesting pattern on the part of rachel maddow. we need like a body language expert in to reveal what is really going on in her mind. god bless them. >> we don't want to silence her. >> i think she's kind of fun. i think what we see in the country right now, there's people on the far left that are frustrated with the democrat party because the democrats are caught in the middle of their own vortex. some of the democrats want to go far left. they want to go, you know, income redistribution, jack up the tax rates to 67%. and then there's the ones that are struggling in the middle. they're in no-man's land. they have tried all the big government programs and they failed. obama had a phenomenal personality and he was able to outdo mccain who was a terrible candidate and mitt romney and he was able to win both times. i submit had a candidate like donald trump really caught fire in 2008 and 2012, barack obama would not have won the presidency and certainly w

he's currently looking for someone to fill that road and has reportedly reached out laura ingram. the communications director needs to be filled. right now, spicer is managing both the communications and press office. >>> washington keeping a close eye on a special election in georgia sixth district and today the most expensive congressional race in u.s. history. over $50 million. up for grabs the seat vacated by tom price, karen handle is running against democrat john assa. he led the primary but fell short of a victory. the seat has been held by republicans since 1979. >>> attention holiday shoppers a change when it comes to ups delivery >>> a live look outside as we head to break on tuesday morning, should be a beautiful day today, 69 degrees right now. joining us with a the forecast and erin has a look at traffic. 6:13. . >>> temperatures around 120 out west and caused channel cancelations of at least 20 regional flights. smaller planes have a max operating temperature of 118 degrees. >>> las vegas, people are being told to take it easy, it's considered one of the hottest spot

he just did an interview with laura ingram who could be his replacement. he said that reporters aren't interested in performance art, they want answers to questions. maybe if he would answer them. >> that's one thing that happened yesterday, he did take questions for longer. there was an example of this where sean spicer basically said something about things are working out between china on this whole north korea issue, and literally about ten minutes after the briefing, i still haven't gotten an answer about what he means by that. he's just safer not saying it. >> sean spicer knows if he says anything from the podium, it becomes the news of the day. >> that is a good reason to cancel the briefings. i tried hard to quit smoking. but when we brought our daughter home, that was it. now i have nicoderm cq. the nicoderm cq patch with unique extended release technology helps prevent your urge to smoke all day. it's the best thing that ever happened to me. every great why needs a great how. ray's always been different. last year, he said he was going to dig a ho

laura ingram are both here tonight with reaction. also, jay, ari, sarah carter will also join us. first, an all-out war is now breaking out between the destroyed media and the president. let's be clear, nobody in the press is going to tell you, the american people the truth about why this is happening and what's really going on, but we will in tonight's very important opening monologue. ♪ >> the president is daily facing intense criticism and today it's about the fact that he tweet out earlier today and principle

conservative host laura ingram just one voice calling him the pothead of the caribbean. "johnny d depp jokes about assassinating president trump, walk the plank." and another, "he has walked the career plank." i can't imagine anyone even in a left-leaning hollywood can hire this man. republicans and democrats go see movies. i can't imagine america will support that crap. >> definitely not. he's a great actor. i love him in all of his movies. many would say, listen, johnny, stick to acting. stay away from politics. >> there's no walking that back. there's no apologizing for that type of rhetoric. >> no. >>> let's get a check on cnn's "money stream." global markets mostly lower after wall street closed mixed. the dow and s&p closing lower as bank stocks fell in preparation of their annual stress test. the nasdaq popping as health stocks rose more than 1%. they jumped after the senate unveiled its health care bill, while crude prices rebounded half a percent. we're seeing futures higher. >>> qatar airwaves wants to buy a 10% stake in american airlines. the ceo, doug parker,

whether than laura ingram or not, that's the name you keep hearing thrown out there. >> we'll see. >>> 43 minutes past the hour. it may be the largest leak of voter information in history. the data of almost 200 million americans was exposed. that's more than half of the u.s. population. the source -- a republican national committee contractor. the information -- accidentally made public during a security upgrade. it was left unprotected for two days. we're talking the data of names, birthdays, voter information, even social media posts. the information is now password protected, and the rfrnc said i cut ties with the contractor. this incident proves any political party can be hacked. the president has tweeted that the rnc has stronger defense than democrats. the democratic national committee was hacked during the 2016 campaign. 200 million voters. wow. a lot of -- >> time something is done about that. >>> can the democrats steal a congressional seat that's been red for nearly four decades? it is a huge special election today in georgia. we're there next. if you have medicare parts a

a laura ingram. any of circumstance it would be crazy. she is somebody who is famous, vry tough and has been around a while. i think she could go to trump and say, no, i'm going to go out there. you have to tell me what's going on. >> we'll see. betsy, if i can, go to michael flynn. questions about travel, he answered the least questions. more and more questions about michael flynn. you know, i have to think, if i'm the president's lawyer or political adviser now, they are looking at the fired national security adviser as, perhaps what could be. >> it points to broader concerns in the white house. muellers investigation into it moves beyond a narrow question of whether or not the campaign staff colluded with russian leaders. flynn's travel to the middle east, the fact he went to a hotel doesn't exist. that's not necessarily russia related. it indicates all these questions, all these investigations could go into areas, into focuses that could be troubling for the administration. in the white house, that's the biggest concern. that over the

but we have audio from the laura ingram show earlier this week. describing why he's holding more off camera and not allowing audio or video. here's what spicer said. >> the nice thing about turning the cameras off sometimes and i find in when it is not performance art as you call it, that you end up having a more, i think, sometimes a more substantive discussion about actual issues because they're not trying to get their clip and figure out how do i get on tv, how do i ask a snarky question. >> david, you're an observer of these things. you're not a television guy in the briefing trying to show off and make a spectacle. does spicer have a point? >> well, i think in the old days he had a point. years ago, before these things were on tv reliably religious every day that they're televised at least, i think that, look, reporters and journalists, we're all human and maybe we're looking not just to elicit information but we're also trying to, in a sense, push the news forward and make sure our copy is read or viewed. but i just don't think that holds wa

w laura ingram will join us with reaction. will all join us. i also want you to get a pen and a pad out. six things that america now needs to be investigating. also tonight, our exclusive interview with a former elite american soldier on how the obama administration absolutely blew the opportunity to take out the leader of isis. w first, tonight, the clinton news network is now

. >> laura ingram, the fox news contributor, radio talk show host. her name has been bantered about. we heard she's not interested in that but maybe a more senior role in the administration. one of the problems, there's so much criticism from many, that it's hard to find somebody to take the job. spicer has been pushing back as he takes this heat and pointing out that they answer all kinds of questions, not always at the briefers, sometimes by e-mail or phone. they're doing the best they can and they're bringing in other people and maybe weigh of changes. >> we've been meeting with potential people. i don't think it should be a surprise. we're looking for ways to do a better job as articulating the president's message and his agenda and we'll continue to have the discussions internally. when we have an announcement, we'll let you know. >> one important notice, skepticism for weeks, maybe months, we've heard various reports, speculation about a massive shakeup at the white house. it's not happened yet. >> we remember after the healthcare bill made it

conservative host laura ingram just one voice calling him the pothead of the caribbean. johnny depp jokes about assassinating donald trump -- walk the plank, captain jack. that is his most successful franchise. it's a disney franchise. how are they going to like those comments? >> i misspoke. i meant to say lincoln, not clinton. we'll move on from here. >> john wilkes booth, 1865. no walking this back to -- you know, we've seen laura, the kathy griffin thing, the shakespeare in the park. this -- this type of stuff is just got to stop. >> stick to acting. stay away from politics. >> good idea. >>> let's get a check on cnn's "money stream" this morning. global markets looking mostly lower this morning after wall street closed mixed. the dow and the s&p 500 closing lower as bank stocks fell in preparation of their annual stress test. the nasdaq popped as health stocks rose more than 1%, jumping after the senate unveiled its health care bill. crude prices rebounded half a percent. right now, we're seeing futures higher. >>> qatar airways wants to buy a 10% stake in american

as far as names mentiod, one on television this morning, laura ingram, who has been speculated to be in this position since even before the administration began. she said i believe on fox she would be interested in such a role if it were offered but didn't make the hard sell for it. i would note often when you see people going on tv and making the hard sell, it doesn't always go in their favor. >> that can be said for lots of different jobs. north korea coming up hashgs no doubt. i'm sure a few questions about russia and mr. spicer as he has been prone to do of late will probably try and kick that one to the president's personal attorney. he' also likely to get asked about whether the president is under investigation. you had president trump tweeting friday that he was. his personal lawyer on sunday denying it. how do we expect the press secretary might field those questions, david? >> they'll probably suggest that the president and his lawyers can speak for himselves, sort of something they've relied on for hard questions. i think they'll field some questions along those lines. it w

brian: talking about amazing, laura ingram is here, a fox news contributor and founder. and, laura, welcome back. >> good to see you guys. i was there last week, but they wouldn't let me up the stairs. brian: right. it's a problem. you have to have id. >> security came. i didn't know if that was a problem. steve: by the way, i was looking at your twitter feed. was yesterday your birthday? >> oh, it was. isn't it great to be 36? i love it. ainsley: what did you do? >> my kids got a cake for me, and went out with some friends. it was a blast. brian: you have to wonder with laura ingram will be celebrating next year in the white house. you don't even know. might be some role there. >> lots of people were e-mailing me yesterday, and i was kind of in a news blackout for part of the day, and they were e-mailing me questions, and it's something i don't really have a lot of information on. i think the stories about sean spicer's removal from the white house were wrong headed from the beginning. same stories about steve bannon and kellyanne conway and the president at least for t

and reportedly has reached out to fox news contributor laura ingram the job as communications director needs to be filled following last month's resignation of mike depth key. right now he's managing both the communications and press office. >> dozen of women pilots battling it out this morning. it all starts in frederick maryland where the air race classic is getting underway. >> out west crews try to get wildfire under control while also battling an intense heat wave. back after this. fter this. ♪ say hello to the new frozen dunkin' coffee. real dunkin' coffee, blended frozen, creamy smooth. a whole new way to enjoy your favorite coffee. try a small for $1.99. america runs on dunkin'. for vacations that exceed expectations, make it busch gardens virginia! with surprises hiding around each corner, and good times guaranteed. busch gardens and water country usa. a whole other world awaits. plan your two park getaway now, and eat free with select packages. 8:12. fun event coming in just a few minutes this morning.

the founder and editor in chief our friend laura ingram. ainsley: hey, laura. >> am i disappearing in the background with black? i'm in tucker's studio. i didn't realize that i'm going to be, like, in a different studio. brian: it looks like you're in a nightclub, but it's perfectly okay. >> another margarita, please. thanks. bring it over. ainsley: hey, laura, i know you're an attorney. what did you think of the supreme court taking over this case and then allowing the 90-day ban from the people entering from the six muslim-majority countries? >> well, it's not a complete victory for the trump administration. there's good news in it, no doubt. the court will hear the entire case in the fall term beginning in october of next year. the current by justice thomas was really instructive. what he said, and it was joined by the new justice gorsuch, what he said is the idea that the supreme court would make up this new exception for individuals overseas who have quote bon bona fide connections to either people or entities in the united states can

steve: let's bring in laura ingram, she's a fox news contributor. laura, it is stunning as we start to connect the dots of who these three killers were. because at least one of them was on tv last year on something called the jihad ease next door waiving an isis flag. so why wasn't he on 24-hour surveillance? >> i think part of the problem is that the sheer number of in london and uk is staggering. we're not talking about a couple hundred. we're talking about thousands and thousands. we saw this same problem in belgium. we've seen this happen time and again in europe where individuals are on watch lists, they're persons of interest for intelligence authorities but i think they're overwhelmed. and it goes back to the initial problem that we've talked about so many times on this show that that's why it's so important that before you allow people to come into your country, you have a very good sense that they are interested in being, you know, part of the british experience, they're not interested in undermining the culture or carrying out horrific att

ingram. so many conservative talkers, and there are no, very few liberal talkers. could you comment on that a little bit? >> host: elizabeth in san marco's. >> guest: to talk about the first thing. barack obama and his response the financial crisis, i remember talking to people on wall street before obama took office during the transition into thousand 8, the economy is in full meltdown mode and they were still in the process of constructing a bailout and a bailouts were completely bipartisan, what obama and timothy guyton did with the same thing george w. bush and hank paulson started while the commodity began to take in december. i remember talking to people on wall street and not everybody -- some people had this view, looking forward to barack obama coming into office, somebody who has incredible communication skills, to get in front of the country and explain what happened with a subprime mortgage crisis which is an incredibly involved, complicated fraud that was perpetrated on the marke

sean spicer told laura ingram in a radio interview on tuesday that he doesn't like the on camera briefings because he thinks reporters and snarky questions and get clips. and now bill clinton's former press secretary mike curry who started the live televised that he regrets the decision. he doesn't think they should be carried live unless, you know, there's big news event, and he has the same reasoning as sean. he thinks people are there asking the same question just to get a nice tv clip. and going to what todd said about the american people watch broadcast news, that's true. but it's not like cnn or fox news doesn't cover the president's comments as he says them to the ap. i don't think would be attacked if he did a string of ten interviews in a row. so just for 30 minutes at a time, broadcast coverage of press briefings is a little bit hurt, but i don't see how that's damaging the american public. things are changing. alex and todd, thank you so much. >> thanks. brian: straight ahead, more of ainsley's exclusive interview with ivanka trump. it turns out she and her father don't always a

spicer and reince priebus have reached out to laura ingram and david martosco. spicer would move into a more senior role. the talks are still preliminary. politico noted that president trump has yet to approve any plans for that communications overhaul. spi when questioned spice why it wot be public, he required there are days i'll decide that the president's voice should be the one that speaks and it rate his priorities. what is the point exactly and how long will that stand with the press? >> that and all the numerous times that spicer has said, i don't know, i haven't asked the president, i haven't had that conversation, i need to find out. to be fair, press conferences, they get haired and we've been playing them live because think be been. it just adds a lot of layers to the coverage. it appears donald trump doesn't like how much attention the press conferences get and how he believes it takes him off -- takes his administration off message. >> katty, without the audio or video record, it does allow the white house to manipulate the contacts and manipulate