US Politics' Breaking Point; UAE Leaves OPEC | Katie Pavlich Tonight Full Show 4/28

On "Katie Pavlich Tonight": We open with a sobering reality: barely hours after the third attempt on the president's life, the political climate has reached a breaking point, and we ask why America cannot heal until the left acknowledges its toxic rhetoric following examples including Katie Porter’s fundraising emails, Jimmy Kimmel’s refusal to apologize, and public displays mourning the president's survival. Joining us on set to break down this national crisis alongside the news that James Comey is facing a second indictment are Geraldo Rivera and Batya Ungar-Sargon.

We then turn to the economy as the OPEC cartel faces a potential collapse, with Steve Moore joining us to explain why the UAE's departure could actually be a win for American energy independence despite five-year highs in gas prices, while we also analyze the cooling U.S. rental market.

We shift our focus across the pond to see how King Charles is singlehandedly working to save the "special relationship" between the U.S. and the U.K. and track the whereabouts of Montecito’s own Harry and Meghan with Jesse Weber and royal expert Tom Sykes.

Finally, we sit down with Sen. Ted Budd, R-N.C., to discuss his push for a secure White House ballroom and the chilling implications of how close the country recently came to a transition of power following a series of alarming security failures.