laura ingraham. she gave a great speech, took a couple of shots at me, but i enjoyed every minute of it. it was great to see you. >> laura: great to see you, sean, but my question is, to have you in a little phone booth -- i don't know where you are, but i have a huge set, where you? this incredible wide shot. we've got a couple of people with gin and tonic's behind me. and you're like -- i don't know where -- look, we have at least three people -- >> laura: behind you in a minute stocking you. buying everybody shots. >> laura: sean, it was so good to be you and be with tucker, we are not together really often. it's like -- remember bewitched when her sister -- >> sean: you work -- you raise a great point. we rarely are -- and i've been at fox 25 years and i don't think the talent, the on air -- are calyx that we've ever gotten along this well and we are very lucky to have that. >> laura: absolutely. come by. i'm going to gamble with you tonight. we are going to hit the back deck table. >> sean: [lau

. >> laura: i am laura ingraham and this is the "the ingraham angle." a busy washington. my "angle" will come later and reveal how in 10 months biden's team of incompetence set us on a disastrous path only we can get out of maybe next november. first an explosive day in the kyle rittenhouse trial. closing arguments were delivered. for 3 years a rogue prosecutor named robert mueller wasted taxpayers dollars to make a case against president trump based on false premises and a phoney dossier and fisa applications. prosecutors on tv they are often portrayed as protectors of truth and justice. that must have been robert mueller. maybe it's the defense attorney side of me speaking. prosecutors and district attorneys are drunk on their own power. the rittenhouse prosecutor thomas binger. >> they have to convince you that rosenbaum was going to take that gun and use it on the defendant because they know you can't claim self-defense against an unarmed man like this. you lose the right to self-defense when you are the one who brought the gun when you created the

>> laura: no, i decided not to. i am laura ingraham and this is "the ingraham angle" from washington. you have seen some of this. the developments in the kyle rittenhouse trial today. they were staggeringly outrageous. emotional defendant taking the stand and a rogue prosecution team. tonight we will hear exclusively from the spokesperson for kyle rittenhouse. first always wrong and never in doubt. that's the focus of tonight's "angle." >> i see important influences at work and you don't anticipate that it will be permanent. we see inflation expectations being well anchored. >> most of the price increases were expected and are expected to be temporary. >> hot, hot, hot. even the headline is hot. the cpi 6.2%. that's the highest since october of 1990. the 6th month of a row. call it temporary but it doesn't appear that way in the real world. >> laura: the real world. joe biden promised us competence and experience. with this this vice of inflation tightening around american families. the people he put in charge are r

laura ingraham is next. >> laura: i am laura ingraham and this is "the ingraham angle" from washington tonight. after 4 days and 25 hours ever deliberation the jury in the kyle rittenhouse trial delivered a verdict not guilty on all 5 count. for anyone who watched the trial instead of the talking heads on other networks this came as no surprise. the attempt to convict this 18-year-old speaks to the mob mentality that threatens to tear this country apart. when this happened in august of 2020, president trump was savaged for suggesting this shooting might be just if iable. the former president is here exclusively with his reaction to the verdict in moments. ignore the brain washed zombies in the streets. the prosecution put on its case of the embarrassing itself in the process. the defense put on its own case with mr. rittenhouse choosing to waive his fifth amendment right and took the stand in his own defense. they said on television rittenhouse was a vigilante and they lied about the circumstances that led to the shooting and lebron james mocked the defendant's emotional testimony. the

everything, laura. and he just ambles from event to event. it's really tragic and jill biden today, she hit the road, pushing vaccines at schools. she even passed out little gold stars to the vaccinated kids. bear in mind, the fda only approved child covid shots last week. now big bird is getting in on the vaccine act. this is a cnn show targeting tots. >> big bird, how did that go? >> how are you feeling? >> i feel okay. my wing hurts a little bit, but that's okay. you know, i was scared, but he did go by really quickly. >> [laughs] >> laura: i don't know what to say about that. all right, sadly, cnn did not show what happened to big bird later in the day. >> laura, that was either a vaccine reaction or big bird was downwind during the presidential "sesame street" visit. one of the two. 27%, laura, of parents, do not want to vaccinate their children 5-11 buried you can see why. the myocarditis is a reality, children have died from this vaccine, and they do have a natural immunity here. >> laura: well,

laura? >> laura: garrett, thank you. and great news out of minneapolis for the residents there who deserved a lot better than what they've gotten. back to virginia where glenn youngkin is close to an incredible victory something none of the so called experts really thought he could pull off. but mcauliffe's campaign may not go down without a fight. one aide telling fox there is substantial amount of early vote left to be counted along with large numbers from places like fairfax richmond and other urban areas where we have outperformed the rest of the state. and just days ago, we learned mcauliffe hired notorious election fixer mark eli as who will no doubt be leading any effort to fight the results. joining me now is dillon rnc national committee woman from california who lived for a long time in virginia and jill vogel election lawyer helping the youngkin team. let's go to you first harmede. you and i attended uva and law school and back then charlottesville was kind of a middle of the road place, some liberalism but di

laura ingraham is standing by with a great show as usual. >> laura: i look forward to president trump tomorrow night. >> sean: thank you. >> laura: that will be good. >> sean: i have a lot to ask him that it might surprise people. >> laura: i will watch it. i am laura ingraham with "the ingraham angle" on a busy monday night. kyle rittenhouse was not the only concerned citizen who stepped into the chaos in kenosha. we will speak to another individual who was there exercising his second amendment rights in an effort to keep the streets safe there. he will give his unique perspective. first, looting america. that's the focus of tonight's "angle." after college football games wrapped up this weekend, i actually hid the television remotes from my kids. especially this weekend. the footage of the flash mobs looting the stores in the bay area and in chicago and the horrific video of that christmas parade massacre in waukesha, wisconsin, it was too much ugliness. could not take it. i realized i have an obligation to explain this all to my kids. i told them, this is happening because liberal

laura. >> laura: trace, fascinating, thank you. speaking of law and order, we turn now to long island, where two republicans flipped blue seats in the d.a. races there, largely seen as a rebuke of the new york bail reform movement. just how big a backlash was this? democratic county incumbent lost by 14 points to my next guest. suffolk county district attorney elect. we've seen this anti-lawn order movement get blown out across the nation. why did this bail reform law -- and explain briefly what that was -- resonate on long island. >> i think it resonated, laura, because we had a situation where crime rate is rising in the bail reform law creates a revolving door of justice where you're unable to keep certain criminals for crimes and it creates a situation where the public can't have trust in the criminal justice system because there's no sanction for certain actions. >> laura: it's easier to see why there was this backlash because earlier this year it was recorded that a knife wielding long island man, a suspect in a recent stabbi

all right, i'm laura ingraham laura ingraham... "the ingraham angle" from is "the ingraham angle" from washington. eight days ago and antiwhite blm supporter plows into a christmas parade killing six including a child. tonight, as many children remain in the hospital, why has the media suddenly gone silent of the motivations of the driver? we are going to examine it tonight. biden steps on his own covid message. what's up with the white house christmas decorations? raymond arroyo has it all. first, the biden booster club. that's the focused of tonight's angle. as americans were enjoying the holiday weekend with friends and family, anthony fauci emerged on television to haunt them like the ghost of christmas past. >> should we expect to be seeing more lockdowns again, new lockdown, more mandates? >> you know, i don't know, george. it's really too early to say. we just need to come as i've said so often, prepare for the worst. >> laura: this is fauci's m.o. variant or no variant, you're supposed to hang on his every word. but for som

laura ingraham is next. have a great thanksgiving. >> laura: you am laura ingraham and this the "the ingraham angle" from washington. a cop lost his job last year it was found out he donated to kyle rittenhouse's defense fund -- now after rittenhouse acquittal. michael kelly wants his job back. he is here tonight with an update. as thanksgiving approaches is joe biden giving the country the bird? raymond arroyo explains in "seen and unseen" and. but first kyle is the liberal mind. that's the focus of the tonight's "angle." the reaction to the kyle rittenhouse trial and tucker's interview with him got me thinking. liberals used to believe in speech and they were wary of people protected the down trodden and believed in a colorblind society. new liberals are il-liberal. they lose all sense of logic. they are the most close minded people you will ever en're encounter. if you voted for trump they knicks nixed you from the holiday party and refused to teach the great works of western civiliation and reject our hi

it's crazy. >> laura: it's despicable. >> it is. >> laura: it must stop or they get less funding. happy veterans day. a member of national pride. "the last bite" explains next. one of my favorite supplements is qunol turmeric. turmeric helps with healthy joints and inflammation support. unlike regular turmeric supplements qunol's superior absorption helps me get the full benefits of turmeric. the brand i trust is qunol. >> laura: we close with and emailed you what he marrow kim brown on the importance of american pride. >> i think it is more important today than ever before for our country to be -- well, being attacked in various ways. the loss the kind of determination and leadership that we need, i think, to withstand the kind of enemy that we are facing now and will probably face in the future to a greater extent. >> laura: happy. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> greg: happy veterans day, america. what a glorious day and glorious country. or as the democratic party describes that, he's racist toilet. but after seeing their

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laura? >> laura: chad, the deceived tonight, thank you. i know this is going to shock all of you but biden's spend-o rama, does not come close to paying for itself, not even on paper. the cbo released cost estimates for the bill which project it will increase the deficit by over $367 billion over ten years. and it is likely closer to $2 trillion when you actually take away all the gimmicks. so what's in it? now, consider the proposed civilian climate corner. it will disservice the taxpayer funded 300,000 strong army of far left activists. joining me now is dr. brenda schaefer, senior advisor at the foundation of the defense of democracy. dr. schaeffer, you studied some of these brainiac efforts like this for decades. explain what such a benevolent sounding civilian climate corner would really mean and do? >> well, you know, the civilian climate core sounds very nice, conservation corps, peace corps, climate corner, but we have the luxury of seeing how the massive government support of organizations, what it does to limit very good policy.

. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> laura: i'm laura ingraham, this is "the ingraham angle" from washington tonight. a shocking story out of arizona where the school board members are creating a secret file on outspoken parents. we are going to speak exclusively to one of those targeted and a story that frankly you're going to have to see to believe. and biden's audience frankly racially awkward conversation with a former baseball great, and what is kamala harris up to? raymond has that in "friday follies." but first, the four cs of the apocalypse. that is the focus of tonight's angle. the car i drive is about 12 years old so i'm in the market for a new or used car. for advice i called a buddy of mine who works for a firm in georgia whose whole purpose is to buy and sell cars and they do it for a good profit. what an education i got about the biden economy. about a 15 minute conversation. it turns out people are just flipping houses these days, they are flipping cars. prices are rising so fast it's hard to keep up with demand. people are selling cars they bought two years ago for a return of sometim

you were with laura at home? >> i was with laura. >> the investigator believed he was with laura, but not innocently at home. six weeks after craig's murder, p. j. tucci was under arrest too. >> i could tell you this, i've never been in the guise house. i know where it is, drop kids off, never been in there. >> were you part of the overall plan to cover it up? >> there is no plan. >> four people were under arrest and all four let out on bail. >> they were only charged with evidence tampering while investigators try to figure out exactly who did what, no one was talking anymore. >> anything to say? >> all four lawyered up and presented a united front. investigators still didn't know if this was a crime of passion or a conspiracy. and if it had been planned, who was the ringleader? investigator bolton said the answer to some of those questions came after analyzing items found on or around craig 's body dumped in the woods. >> we found bungee cords and we also found a tarp, and from backtracking receipts we were abl

i'm laura ingraham, this is "the ingraham angle" on a busy tuesday. last month, attorney general merrick garland testified that the fbi wasn't targeting concerned parents. now it doj whistle-blower has come forward to say that's a lie. congressman jim jordan's committee received that complaint and he is here tonight exclusively, but first, democrats dangerous mutation is the focus of tonight's angle. kind of the perfect harmony captured in that old coca-cola commercial. ♪ ♪ >> laura: you see what you missed a beat didn't grow up then? great commercials. they were kind of nonthreatening hippies who wax poetics about things like world peace, tolerance, and free speech for anyone. even though this is the most reprehensible views. say what you want about the flower power crowd but they understood that the first amendment applied to all, not a select few. then back then, liberal democrats considered debate a good thing. they regularly do get out in a robust exchange of ideas. >> your description hardly fits that of someone was moderately well-informed.

nancy pelosi -- >> laura: sorry, go ahead. >> go ahead, laura. they do what nancy pelosi said in the years after obamacare. after the 2010 election when republicans had a historic victory that it was worth losing the house to pass obamacare. that is the way she feels now and she's talking about those democrats and vulnerable districts in new jersey and virginia and elsewhere, they should think long and hard about whether they want to walk the plank for nancy pelosi to have a capstone of her career, a bill that is going to solve none of america's problems. >> laura: virginia voters, montana voters, they all have to make their voices heard in phone calls to the senators. got to stop the madness. senator cotton, great to see you. after last night's results the the g.o.p. is expanding its list of the vulnerable democrats will target in 2022. today the national republican congressional committee added 13 new names to its target list. now it is a total of 70, wow. but how many more names could be added before 2022? joining me now is house minority whip

oh, please tell laura we love the little doggy. would love the little dog. >> laura: really? >> sean: can you invite the dogs on more often? >> laura: i will make it pop it and we will do like a triumph the insult dog thing and it will be so and she will come on and just throw casual insults your way. >> sean: we can bring on raymond arroyo when he can't speak and it will be perfect. >> laura: you will be triple boxes, i will beat -- >> sean: i saw your highlight reel on your for your anniversary. it was awesome, congratulations, we are very happy for you and you've been such a huge hit for the network, thank you for all your doing. >> laura: only 22 years behind you but i'm working on it, sean. trying to catch up. >> sean: i can't win. i'm not an old man like you, hannity. >> laura: thank you. thank you -- you are my body from the get-go, so back at you, sean, thanks so much. all right, i'm laura ingraham, this is "the ingraham angle" from washington tonight. massive protests in new york city tonight as thousands of workers march against vaccine mandates. "the ingraham angle

. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> laura: i'm laura ingraham and this is a special edition of "the ingraham angle," americans fight back. this year has brought out some of the worst in our nation's leaders, but the very best in some of our citizens. and i'm talking everyday citizens from nurses to police officers who stood up against vaccine and basque mandates and for our freedom. concerned parents from coast-to-coast insured they would no longer be pushed to the side by bullies in the teachers unions and of course the school boards. and a new breed of elected representatives have proven they'll do their best to hold firm to the america first principle that should come to define her future. and that's where we start tonight. a time for action, that's the focus of tonight's first angle. in case you didn't notice, democrats love shutdowns and covid mandates as much as they love, i don't know, high taxes. i think it's safe to say that many were never happier than when americans were forced by their government out of the workforce come out of school, away from church, and even away from friends and family. not

let not your heare troubled because laura ingraham is standing by, she's got a big show tonight. >> laura: what happens a laura: w what happens when we rl together in one place, cooker, got to make sure there are lightning rods that will take away the lightning and minimize any threats, don't let her speak anymore. >> you never know. one day i might be coming to the rescue, just be careful. laura: i will stand right next to you because i feel safer. i'm not saying anything the entire time. laura: have a great show. ashley: we will see you tomorrow, awesome show tonight. this is ingraham angle on a busy tuesday. last month attorney general mary garland testified that the fbi wasn't targeting concerned parents, now a doj whistleblower has come forward to say that is allied with committee received the complaint and if you're exclusively but first democrats dangerous mutation is the focus of tonight's angle. everything growing up i thought liberals were peace, love and understanding types so kind of the perfect harmony captured in that old coca-cola commercial. ♪♪ i like to teach the worl

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what he talking about >> it was episode of the show, laura. laura: was called? >> you. it is called you. laura: have ever done a show on measles. i completely give up. >> it is a show called you on netflix. >> so-called laura ingrandma netflix? >> i'm moving on to a deluge i can't explain this. the pop singer had an opera produced special on cbs that drew 9 million viewers, the unified 19 million. i'm not sure america want to see her invited group in la especially one produced by opera who released her own single online. ♪♪ >> oprah did this harry and megan set these interview with adele. people couldn't relate to the stars assembled and that set up his kryptonite to viewers. >> when you go to mass it is the last mass and you don't quite know the latin, it is the thought that counts. thank you. fine. fox's lisa booth wrote a piece why she has chosen not to get the vaccine. she's here in moments to explain. >> laura: the laura: the austrian government just order nationwide lockdown of the unvaccinated. they spent millions of austin's 12 and older will be barred from

. ♪ laura: i am laura trevelyan in washington and this is "bbc world news america." at the climate change conference, u.k. officials say companies need to show the way. >> we are going to make it mandatory for firms to publish a clear, livable plan setting out how they will de-carbonized and trsition to net zero. laura: at a gas card is suffering from what is lled the world's first climate induced famine. >> but i think of my family, i realize we will dive because we have nothing -- we will die because we have nothing to eat. laura: in ethiopia, the u.n. says both sides have violated international human rights. some may be crimes against humanity. plus. republicans see a roadmap to further victories after winning in virginia. democrats are asking how they lost biden voters in just a year. ♪ welcome on pbs and around the globe. the first two days of the u.n. summit were full of warnings climate change is doing. day three was about who going to pay. 450 companies say they will back away from using fossil fuels and put their money into renewable energy. our economic e

laura: laura tw york city and this is "bbc world news america." it has been 100 days since the taliban seized power in afghanistan. we have a special report on the unfolding humanitarian crisis, as more than half the population is facing hunger. >> what's the point of living with no food or water. >> my landlord tells me if i can pay, i can stay. if not, i will leave. we have just been abandoned. laura: the biden administration is tapping into the oil reserves to bring down gas prices. a move coordinated with five other nations, including china. kobe cases are rising again in the u.s. ahead of the thanksgiving holiday. we will hear from dr. anthony fauci what people can do to stay safe. dr. fauci: i believe we should try to get people who are vaccinated indoors so they can enjoy themselves with a thanksgiving meal. if someone is not vaccinated in that group, like a relative who wants to join, i believe we should ask that individual to get tested. laura: in bulgaria, 46 people were killed when a tour bus crashed. 12 of the victims were children. we

laura ingraham. she gave a great speech, took a couple of shots at me, but i enjoyed every minute of it. it was great to see you. laura: great to see you but my question is they have been a little phone booth but i have a huge set. where are you? an incredible wide shot. somebody had a gin and tonic behind me. we have at least three people. >> like stocking you and throwing drinks around. >> it was good to see you and be with tucker. we are not together very often. remember bewitched when her sister -- >> you raise a good point. i've been at fox 25 years and i don't think our colleagues ever got along this well and we are lucky to have that. >> come by, we are going to hit the black jack table. >> i will be asleep tonight. >> i'm laura ingraham. this is the ingraham angle live from the seminal hard rock hotel and casino where the patriot awards just wrapped up at fox nation. tonight, the biden ship is sinking, democrats looking for the lifeboats, my angle will come later in the show. what do folks do

a cop laura: i'm laura ingraham. a virginia cop lost his job after was found out he donated to kyle rittenhouse's defense fund. affairs acquittal michael kelly wants's job back. he's here with an update. as thanksgiving approaches, is president biden giving the country the bird. raymond arroyo explains it in seen and unseen but first, kyle and the liberal mind is the focus of tonight's angle. the reaction to the kyle rittenhouse trial and tucker's interview with him got me thinking. liberals used to believe in more, not less speech and were defenders of the first amendments, they were suspicious of overzealous prosecutors and were wary of elites who pretended to care about the downtrodden. they believed in a colorblind society. but now they've slipped on so many fronts. the new liberals are illiberal. they lose all sense of logic where politics is concerned. they are the closed minded, intolerant people you will ever and ever. the deuce invite conservative relatives from weddings and bar mitzvahs. if you voted for tr

laura: go ahead. laura: why -- >> nancy pelosi sitting years after obamacare after the 2010 election when republicans had a historic victory that it was worth losing the house to pass obamacare. she's talking about those democrats in multiple districts, new jersey and virginia and elsewhere around the country, they should think whether they want to walk the plank for nancy pelosi to have the capstone of her career a bill that will solve none of america's problems. laura: arizona voters, virginia voters, montana voters all have to make their voices heard, phone calls to these senators, great to see you. after last night's results the gop is expanding its list of vulnerable house democrats will target in 2022. the national republican congressional committee added 13 names to its target list, a total of 70 but how many more names could be added before 2022? joining me steve scalise, you're not letting grass grow under your feet very long, tell us about the strategy. >> after last night there's a bigger p

laura: i am laura trevelyan in washington. this is "bbc world news america. barack obama urges the world to stay angry over the climate. he says climate change is bigger than politics. >> there is one thing that shou transcend our day to day politics and normal geopolitics and that is climate change. laura: the world food program warns and afghanistan millions could start. >> the winter months are coming. it's going to be hell on earth. laura: barbed wire, border tensions. polish troops use pepper spray to keep migrants out as diplomatic tensions flare. [applause] plus, joyful scenes at america's airports. international travelers can enter the u.s. as pandemic restrictions are lifted after 20 long months. ♪ welcome. we begin tonight at the cop26 where barack obama said the world is nowhere near it needs to be. it's the start of the second week of the climate meeting. he scolded china and russia's leaders for not being there in person. our editor reports. reporter: deeper floods. bigger fires. high temperatures. climate change is being felt around the world,

>> laura: that moment turned scott smith from an outraged laura: that moment turned scotsman for an outrage to the left and new monument of the right-wing domestic terrorist but what was the real reason smith showed up at the june school board meeting in the first place? because weeks earlier he says his daughter was sexually assaulted by a boy wearing a skirt a girl's bathroom at school. school officials attempted to cover it up. >> do we have assault in our bathrooms or locker rooms regularly? >> to my knowledge we don't have any records of assaults occurring in our restroom. the issue of assaults taking place for transgender students assaulting other students in the restroom, time magazine in 2016 called that a red herring. the predator transgender student or person simply does not exist. >> but that's not all. according to the studying expoÉe by the daily wire, who uncovered all this, it wasn't just loud and school officials trying to brush this under the rug but the county's soros back prosecutor as well. scott smith joined me now exclusively. thank you for coming on the show. i know

laura: it's 6:00 a.m. on a tuesday morning at the carroll county school bus barn, and transportation director jeff cullen and his team are in crisis mode. jeff: it's been a wild day. it's been a probably one of the most hectic days i've had since i've been here. eight of my 24 drivers are out today for various reasons. so obviously, that's a third of my staff. laura: so many drivers are out, even superintendant casey burlau is picking up a route. casey: today, we're utilizing any sub that we have. our transportation director's driving. both of our mechanics are driving busses. we've got our director of teaching and learning, a couple of instructional coaches. laura: along with a set of keys to a school sanctioned vehicle, staff members like teacher kelli schulz are handed a post-it note with an address and the names of students they're picking up. kelli: i mean, i knew we had a bus shortage going on, and -- but now i just step in as a as a teacher to come. that was a very new role to play today. laura: tea

our laura kuenssberg has more. laura: welcome to glasgow. thousands have made the trip from their countries. the journey, the arrival straightforward. there hope that the cues and the wait will be worth it. this fortnite could affect everyone's home. the world's political leaders did not face quite the same ordeal to swoop in, arriving on eight united nations blue carpet , to hear first the prime ministers. >> humanity has long since run down the clock on climate change. it is one minutes to midnight on that clock and we need to act now. >> the leaders of some of the biggest polluters, china, russia and turkey, have not shown. keeping more than just social distance. >> the anger of the world will be uncontainable unless we make this cop 26 in glasgow the moment when we get real about climate change. they will not forgive us. they will know that glasgow was the historic turning point when history failed to turn. >> the platform also for those people whose way of life is at grave risk right now. >> the earth is speaking. she tells us that we h

laura: jennifer granholm has spoken out. watch. >> what is the granholm plan to increase oil production in america? laura: what is -- would that i had the magic wand -- oil is a global market. it is controlled by a cartel. the cartel is called opec and they made the decision yesterday they were not going to increase beyond what they were planning. >> why wasn't that opec didn't have a knife at our throat when it came to energy prices a year ago and the secretary of energy isn't aware of the fact the president biden and his administration but the kibosh on more expanded oil drilling and exploration. >> another crisis created by president biden, we are importing more oil from russia than from alaska. he is shutting down the pipeline. telling people to not drill. in kansas we have a little bit of oil in kansas, we can't get financing now because president biden doesn't want americans to be energy independent, creating another crisis and punishing those people at that end of the economic spectrum, young hard-working families and

. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> laura: i'm laura ingraham, this laura: i am lauren in super graham. shocking story out of arizona where school board members are creating secret files on outspoken parents. we will speak to one of those targeted in a story you have to see to believe. president biden's racially awkward obsession with a former baseball great plus what is kamala up to now. but first, the four sees of the apocalypse is the focus of the angle. the car i drive is 12 years old so i am in the market for a new car. my advice, i call a buddy of mine who works for a firm in georgia, the purpose is to buy and sell cars and do it for profits. what an education i got about the biden economy in a 15 minute conversation. turns out people aren't just flipping houses these days, they are flipping cars. prices are rising so fast it is hard to keep up with demand, people are selling cars they bought two years ago for a return of 25% to 30% more than they paid for when they first purchased it. we've never seen this ever, my friend told me. for 100 years used cars lost immediate value when

laura: i'm laura trevelyan in new york city and this is "bbc world news america." the standoff at the gateway to europe. thousands of migrants are trying to cross from belarus into poland as the blame game intensifies. >> beyond this checkpoint lies the part of the european union that the polish authorities do not want us to see for ourselves. they are dealing with this growing migrant crisis out of sight and on their own terms. laura: fleeing poverty and crisis in afghanistan. thousands are desperate to get out by any means necessary. >> this is a deeply surreal sight, a huge people smuggling hub, operating completely openly. laura: tough challenge for the climate summit. scientists worn -- warn, even with the pledges in glasgow, temperatures will rise beyond global tarts. plus, a u.k. exhibit has poppies front and center as the anniversary of the armistice is days away. welcome to "world news america" on pbs and around the globe. we start with two different stories of people seeking a better life in europe. in a moment, we will have port -- a report from afghanis

laura: this iss america." pollens border crisis escalates as more migrants make their way to belarus, hoping to reach the e.u.. will hear from our teams in both countries. as the cop 26 climate summit reaches the closing stretch, -- all the while, temperatures are rising in places like the himalayas. he glaciers make -- melt, there's a shortage of water. and fw de klerk has died. in a speech released after his death, he apologizes for the damage caused by apartheid. ♪ laura: welcome to world news america on pbs and around the globe. we start with the internatiol standoff involving along the border between belarus and poland athe very edge of the e.u.. poland accuses russia of working with ella roos to mastermind the isis and claim that -- a claim the conditions are dire. temperatures are freezing and supplies of food are running low. the bodies of second -- seven migrants were found on the polish side. our reporter is on the polish side of the border tonight. reporter: this is one of many police checkpoints

laura: i am laura trevelyan a new york city and this is bbc world news america. it is one year since the start of the war in ethiopia. government claims to be on the break a victory -- on the brink of victory. >> exactly a year after the war in ethiopia began -- it's moving fast southwards. laura: a future without call. at the climate -- without coal. more than 40 countries pledged to stop using coal, but the u.s., china, and india are missing from the list. plus, christmas is coming. retailers try and lure in shoppers after last year's covid gloom. welcome to world news america on pbs in the u.k. and around the globe. we begin tonight in ethiopia it with the latest conflict is one-year-old. rebel forces are advancing towards the capital. the more has killed thousands, displaced millions and left civilians on the break a famine. the u.s. special envoy to the horn of africa is calling for a peaceful solution to the conflict. kenya's president has called for an immediate cease-fire. rebels say they have taken three key towns in the last week. the u.s. embassy told

laura: lucy williamson, thank you. now to germany where three political parties have struck a deal to form the next government, putting the environment at center stage. social democrats, greens and free democrats have unveiled their agreement, which marks the end of the chancellor angela merkel era. damien mcginnis has the latest from berlin. damien: the end of an era in germany. ft's -- after 16 years of conservative government under angela merkel, germany's new leaders are younger and more radical, and they want to modernize the country. it is unusual alliance, a left-wing social docrat chancellor olaf scholz in government with the greens and business friendly liberals. in gerny, it is called a traffic light coalition after the colors of each party. mr. scholz drew parallels between the incoming coalition and germany's first ever traffic light in berlin in 1924. >> my aspiration as chancellor is to make sure that this traffic light coalition can play a groundbreaking role in germany. daen: the climate change measures

. >> laura: well laura: sacrifice and selflessness. we need more of that, i will be talking to an iwo jima vet. >> i will be watching. a great interview with a family spokesperson. laura: i saw kyle's mom. i was almost in tears. >> i don't see a guilty verdict in the case. laura: we will see you tomorrow night. this is the ingraham ankle from washington. if you look where inflation is hurting americans most it might not be a surprise president biden is brushing it off for a reason. jim jordan and jd vance react. how the kyle rittenhouse trial out the democrats as new authoritarians. tucker carlson is here to explain that but first rachel extortionists ride again. that the focus of the angle. >> the impact of black lives matter, history will show was an inflection point, black lives matter has been the most significant agent for change within the criminal justice system. >> the hopeful positive message of black lives matter is a message right and wrong in creating a true respect for people's value. >> that the young people who let us th

laura: quite amazing. before we go, if you look up at the sky, you would see something extraordinary. a partial eclipse of the moon. it was the longest one in more than 580 years. it was a visit -- it was visible from japan, chile, and the united states. the partial eclipse was the longest since the year 1440, and if you missed last night, it will be 648 years until there's another eclipse that lasts that long. that is one for your great grandchiren's great grandchildren to look forward to. i am laura trevelyan. thank you for watching bbc world news america. enjoy yo narrator: funding for this presentation of this program is provided by... narrator: fincial services firm, raymond james. man: bdo. accotants and advisors. narrator: funding was also provided by, the freeman foundation. by judy and peter blum kovler foundation; pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. and by contributions to this pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. ♪ ♪ narrator: you're watching pbs. captioning sponsored

laura: let me say this. let it go. laura: it is coming the other way if you go that direction. >> i know when to tap out and i'm tapping out. laura: yoga studio, you are bringing back leg warmers and i think it is awesome. or whatever it is you do. >> when you make this up - it is not true. >> very tough on your joints and now that you are moving into senior years you need to have the relaxation so that is great. this is the ingraham ankle from washington, eight days ago and anti-white blm supporter plows into a christmas parade killing 6 sitting a child and tonight as many children remain in the hospital why has the media gone silent on the motivations of the driver plus biden steps on his own covid message and what is up with the white house christmas decorations? raymond arroyo has it on seen and unseen but the biden booster club is the focus of tonight's angle? as americans were enjoying the holiday weekend anthony fauci emerged on television to hunt them like the ghost of christmas past. >> should we be expect to