Laura Ingraham was guest host on "The O'Reilly Factor" on May 3rd.
The "Talking Points" Memo focused on the unholy alliance between the White Houes and Congress members in skirting current immigration
Ingraham followed up with Michael Grant and Joe Dwinell of the Boston Herald about the Boston Marathon terrorists cold blooded plans for mass violence. It was pointed out the Tsarnaev family was on massive benefits up to $100,000 and that the Tamerlan's wife must have had an inkling of what was going on. Ingraham cited political correctness and it was again noted that no friends or family notified the authorities when the identities of the perps was known.
Ingraham spoke to Fox New contributor Jacques DeGraff about the media's preferential treatment of President Obama and liberal African-Americans versus their animosity toward conservatives as articulated by Justice Clarence Thomas during a recent interview.
Ingraham talked to Democratic pollster Margie Omero about the early push to proclaim Hillary Clinton as the inevitable Democratic presidential nominee in 2016. It was mentioned the tremendous amount of campaigning Bill Clinton did for President Obama in 2012 to ensure his re-election and that the chips will be called in if Hillary decides to run.
Ingraham spoke to "They Come to America II" documentarian Dennis Michael Lynch and immigration rights advocate Enrique Morones about President Obama's contention that the border is stronger than ever in controlling illegal entry into the United States.
Ingraham, in the "Fridays with Geraldo" segment, discussed the disturbing case of a Russian immigrant couple who took their infant to a California hospital, left to seek a second opinion on his condition and had their child taken from them. Ingraham commented on the irony of this couple leaving a repressive regime in Russia only to have such a heavy handed incident happen here in the US.
Ingraham and talk radio host Mike Gallagher discussed actress Reese Witherspoon's recent DUI arrest as demonstrated on the dash board cam of the police's vehicle. Gallagher defended Witherspoon's quick and seemingly sincere apologies for her unacceptable conduct toward the police.