i'm laura ingraham. this is the angry mango. well, well, well. trump'll, wells gag is off. well, in one case, and at least temporarily. t co this was after a federalin appellate court stepped in. plain i'm going to explain this later. >> but first, hateful piec pe. >> that's the focus of tonight's angle. ght? >> the rule is that you don't t negotiate with terrorists. ile. you don't give them an inch because they'll take a milofe in the case of hamas. >> we know they'll use a lull. , the fighting to burrow in, resupply and stoke more anti-israel sentiment worldwide. to survive, hamas needs a break in the actio n. ve >> they know it and hezbollah knows it. the first we have to work on 24 seven is an end to aggression against gaza and of war against gaza. the second objective is a victory for gaza. victory for the palestinian resistancere in gaza and for hamas in particular to be victorious in gaza. riod. now, remember, their goal is to destroy israel, periodaganda and they'll use endless pro-palestinian propaganda to keep hamas alive, which keeps their dream of destroying jewish people alive. >> and despite claiming to be staunch supportersh suf isra of, the white house is playing cleat into their handstate. >> secretary of state tony blinken flew to israel e again with a clear messageop to netanyahu stop. supposedly they just want more time to get more hostages released. >> so of course, we all want the hostages released. but as the angle predicted preis hamas is using its hostages as bargaining chips. releasing a few yesterday,ts which the administration cited, was proo weref that their effors were paying off in then anonymous. th administration officials told cnn that in conversationsel wil with netanyahu, biden has warned that israel will be judgedl harshly by the international community if it doesn't take steps, palestin significantly ease humanitarian suffering and minimizet yo palestinian civilian deaths. now, this is what you haveu taie to biden's team is leaking these details because they know that they're losing political support at home from his pro-palestinian voters, who, as we've seen, have taken to the streets because they're trying. the biden people are to sen to send signals of we hear you to the pro hamasr wing of their own party. >> what are biden's calls for this temporary pause actually workingwell, mo? rej >> well, more from cnn. netanyahu explicitlythos rejectd some of those calls on friday as blinken visitedwith t israeli with the israeli war cabinet. the prime minister specificallfi yar said that his government opposed any temporary fire in gaza unless hamas freed all hostages it holds. well, of courswell, ofe netanyau is making the right call for his people and the survival of his nation. the ideaca that you can trust hamas to have any humanitarian f instincts is absurd. they're still firingg israel.it >> hamas has been using mortars. to hit this area and also small rockets just a lot of shrapnel marks on this wall. could see all of these holes here . ly i all of this on the side of a kindergarten. it's painted these colors becausore hamae normally in tims of war, before hamas committed the massacre against were , soun israel kids were going to school here. this was a kindergarten. it was usee d by the southernaca community. most have evacuated sinctee thei but you can see there are still soldiers and police officers. >> this area, because it sits just over the border from the gaza strip. ocrats but don't expect far left democrats on capitol hill to care about what's happening and still happening to israel. >> 17 of them signed on to a resolution by cori bush that reads like it could have been written by that hezbollah leaderg himself calling for an immediate de-escalation and a ceasele fire in israel and occupied palestine. >> and four otherceas house democrats are calling for a straight ceasee-over i fire. >> and over in the senate, what's happening? well, when pressed on his view of what israel should do, tricky, dick durbin used his typical weasel words. >> is a cease fire needed now?s i think it is, at least under in the context of both sides. >> agree. all this is riddick's ridiculous. he knows that israel is not durbeing and can to a cease fire. >> but durbin also knowsin alsis that political price his party could pay in next year's election is significant. t. so he's kind of trying to have it both ways there. well thi, when i was thinking about this today, i thought, isn't it a good time to ask thiswhy have question?erent ap in why have democrats taken such a different with the war in ukraine? >> it is impossible to.t of explain to my constituency why when the ukrainians are in the midsfightingt fighting and every single day for their nation at this congress, somehorged to pw or another man. to pass a spending bill and not include more funding for the ukrainian cause. >> now, where is the peacemaker . thousands of lives have been lost, at least 9000 civilians,d but probably more in ukraine. >>ds of mi and of billions of ds in damage that, you know, we're going to be called on to fix. and yesterday, its own defense chief in ukraine said thea st situation is at a stalematale. >> so why didn't biden call for a humanitarian pause there at any point in the last, what,f 21 months or so? well, there's plenty an. ufferinger >> and more u.s. funding is only going to ensure that the suffering continues. >> if there were ever a caseed r whertie, interested parties u should call for a pause to conduct a negotiated settlement. ukrain it.e is it? in fact, last year, when progressives on the hill did urge biden negotiate qui with russia? boy, they were told quickck tff to back and they've been quiet ever since. >> on ukraine. but with israel, it's different. the truth is this types don't believe israel should be allowed to defend itself, even though a month has now passed since hamas carried out that slaughtering 1400 innocent civilians. >>. we should offer militarythis advice there if asked. but otherwis e, stay out of thisot counter offensive in the advice that we do give should notprospe be based on what democrats elections prospectct s are next year. >> but when it comes dowitn to t ,biden doesn't really have a foreign policy. they have a plan. k is biden's reelection and they do just whatever they thinky is going to help with that. >> the white house knows the hard left hatee s israel and they're afraid that the war is going to hurt them politically. but the hard.t th left, like zelenskyy, so that war can just go on forever, as longemocrats c democrats are concerned, on wldon't care what a reaus president would focus on what is best for the united states. states.e don't now, of course, t a real president. su have a figurehead president surrounded by folks who want him reelected. somake dow they can make down td a lot of money as lobbyists. std that's the angle. >> joining me now is stephen miller, former senior adviserca to president trump, founder of america first legal, and jason rantz, radio hostllin in seattle, author of what's killing america. stephen, let's start witamh youu the difference here is that the left thinks ukraine helps, but they think that they cantr tie trump to putin and all and all that. and they think israel's attack s gaza hurts biden because it splits the democrat parte ity. the irony here is sad, but somehow deliciouy s. >> yes. i mean, your point about the facto your the that despite thel human toll and the threat of nuclear war, the democratsuge refuse to call have refusestd t to even suggest the idea of a peaceful negotiation in.ey are w ukraine proves your point. they are wedded to a 2024 just like a 2022 narrative that are allied with evil putin in a great war against democracy and the fate of all freedomy o in the hinges upon this mightygr struggle in ukraine against noe matter how many people die, how many young lives are sacrificedhow many, it's itr but in israel, the democratty party has a shifting, n especially with mass migration, bringing in a lot of peopl peope who themselves hate israel that argesty much anti-israel has large strain of antisemitism and that believes the fight againsraelt. israel is resisting colonialism, resistingg the opac the oppressive settler class, the same kind of rhetoric theoa in criticalit's race theory. so this is the unifying point here a whateve. it's about whatever is convenient for democrats politicallpolitiy and nothing to with saving lives, let alonell,h america's national security interests. is a proxy fk is a proxy for the u.s., and they pretty much m hateuch ha tradition in the us. and israel is our traditionalal allyne of th. so they kind of it's one of the same for the hard left. now, jason, ther, ineattlee wers i know, in seattle today and one protester climbed the ladderaccess to access an ar of a building to hang a banner callin murrayg on senator pattyn to demand a cease fire. now, jason, i'm glad they havep. the skill to climb up to a banner up, but they're being bullied, are they not, by their base support terror, the democrats? >> yeah i mean, first of all,t that's the only thing that they can dovignal the is just virtueo their positions and scream and yell and do what can to bully folks into a position. fr learnedhink they've from the past that they can t be successful taking on thatact. particular tactic. look what happened during the black lives matter movemenea where there were riots, there o was antifa thugs outn ths on the streetsand th and they hd very specific policy goals in mind. gand all they had to do was get violent and shout people down. so i thinkt le they're hopingthy that that same tactic will happen here, that they will be able areg to get folkse senator patty murray and others who maybe are a little bitmaybei more vulnerable to start to side againsnsel.t israel. i think you're already starting to see some of the coverage, frany becoming anti-semitic, leaning into some hamasto propagandake, which is going to make the job of these a whole lot easier. when you have the media on your side, when you're able to really threaten the power structure for these democrats and the base doe andths do that, they're going to start to see some successes. i'm justhat i'm hoping that isa is not going to reallybo give a damutn about howd protesters on the ground in seattle or portland yor or new york care about what it is they're doing, which is simply tryingcaying t to exi >> yeah, i think the vennhe ven diagram of antifa and the pro-palestinian protesters kind of one over right at the same it's the same group. stephen tlaib congresswoman a tlaib posted a video today accusing biden of as she was basically advocating forherself. herself. >> watch. >> we will remember in 2024. >> now, stephen, biden might hope that that makes him appear moderate if he's being attacker d by. but michigan from the river to the sea, i'm going to say, is that the state'i would s toum slogan? well, michigan, sadly, has a massive community of american haters, israel, israel haters and haters of jews in general. and obviousliny what we see with congresswoman tlaib, this blood libel against saying they're guilty of , that is a ten intended to be the pretext for justifyingetexta the behavior, the murderous, barbarous conduct of hamas. because whenvi you say israel's guilty of , then that would then justify t the minds of thee monsters. >> the savagery, the brute blood lusting savagery of hamas . that's what we are up against in this country. we have members of congress, we le political leaders who truly support thesephiing jihadist aims. and it is horrifying. and as you said,.ou said, laura, blm, the israel haters, america haters, this radical left state, which all the same group, anti-west,nti- anti-israel, anti-america, anti-christianamer, anti-jewisha anti everything that makes america great maket. >> that's really what's on the ballot in 2024. k live >> jason, do you agree the antifa, black lives matterpa pro pal crowd is all the same? >> it's not completely the same, but there's definitely overlap. i meanovered aa fo i've coveredl a very long time and i recognize the faces in these groups some people have asked how is it that they were so mad theyy to march? how did they get everything organized so quickly? it's not becausegnded b they'reg funded by shadowy folks, it's because these people have beenfo organizing for various sv causes over the course of the last severaleral years.y >> and so they already have t their network of radicals that they call upon to go aheadd and show up in the middle of aay morninlege camg or in the middlt day at a college campus or in front of a federaheusl build. >> s o they're really just taking advantage. their profession we're seeing hererofessio p now, they're these are professional they're professional protestersm . their goal is cultural marxism. and they'r e at it. this is what they do. this is what they do it. perpetual agitation. dee stephen, jason, thank you. all right. coming up, deepfakmadee made with stolen images of your kidsd and postedia. social media. does it sound like a nightmare? 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w >> well, laura, it's hard to say. acts we have to wait to see how the panel reacts in its f review, particularly the oral argument. they're essentially freezing ane left action here. they could have left it continue to continue while they reviewed it, but theyabunda decided perhaps an abundancence of caution to order this.orde the stoppage until they canasoni give it a full review. the reason i think this could be significant is that i think the order is unconstitutiona l. i said that when it was first issued. it's a very odd concept of anbes order because the the e court here insisted on having this trial before the electiosort one of shoehorned it in before super tuesday. in isand everyone in this elece is going to be talking about these casee persons except one person under this gag order, and that is donald trump. he can't criticize the prosecutors. he can't criticize witnessesspea and special counsel objects. expah just asked for this order to be expanded in an equally the unconstitutional way, and that has draw cn the criticism evenic of the aclu, which is a staunchs critic of donald trump. but the aclu has said, look, this is flagrant, unconstitutional. it means all substantial likelihood of success on the meritmeris and irreparaba harm potentially forrmas president trump. i mean, having been a lawyer for as long as you guys, but it seems like it's a decent signal that this is not going to goe wa the way judge chutkan would probably want it to go. well, they didn't say he had a substantial likelihood of success on the merits. in fact, they went out of their way in two page order to say that we shouldn't construe this as a ruling on the merits. but as jonathan says. >> but it's a temporary restraining. it's a hold on saudidn't he gra. didn't he grant a temporary freeze of the ordef the orr. >> right. they granted an administrator to stay. we're talking about the d.c. circuit court of appeals. inistratthey that administrativ, so. that's right. her gag orde.r is not in effect and that's very important. i just you know, i wouldn't take anyright now.o, from it ri. and they also basically briefsam are due the team's brief is due november 8th. and as you said, oral argument is theent is. ly q