john , i have fun. great show tonight. all all right.graham angle from i am laura ingraham. this is ingram angle fromon a washington tonight. and wend w begin the hour with a scandal of monumental significance. charge finally, with republicans inthe charge of the house, the rocks are being lifted on the covide cover up and the rotth that we see underneath is what we warned you about long ago. rank corruption at the heart of our federal response. now, the former cdc director under trump, dr. robert redfield, was questioned about anthony foundry s mad scramblee s mad to conceals the role he and others playeditr with green lightineeg funding to the juhan lab in china. so what did redfield think ofhep the paper that fauci pressured scientiscientist to write backa february? 2020. 020? c that wouldon conclude ultimatel that covid most likely did not escape from a lab. this whole approach that was taken on its antithetical to science . i thank you. need t science has to be and t
Chris Cuomo asks the tough questions to newsmakers in Washington and around the world. Prosecutors. Theres no reason why they would have entered into this Plea Agreement that they did were he not cooperating. Michael cohen has a lot of information. So you dont need a Cooperation Deal to be cooperating . Exactly. I think that point that you just made is critical. You dont have to have it in writing in the documents in order to have an agreement in place. Im highly confident in fact, i know Michael Cohens been providing information. Prosecutors in sdny are expecting him to continue to cooperate because if he doesnt, they have the ultimate hammer, and that is at the sentencing stage, which for Michael Cohen is going to take place in december, they can ask for either an upward departure or the maximum. They have a significant hammer in their toolbox in the event Michael Cohen does not cooperate. Same with manafort . Same with manafort. But let me say this. You know, its one thing its a mul
very serious place now. where we might lose our democracy because of it. and i am just not happy with what s going on. i m not happy with our attorney general. i would have preferred malcolm nance to be attorney general we don t really need the attorney part, but we do need a general. we need i just keep asking where the tough good guys? and i just can t find them bryan. and we need them, we needhem now, we need the general paton s. i ll take teddy roosevelt, give me somebody. give me someone who s got a little courage and a little strength and realizes that we are in a war. andwe just don t seem to have the people with the right frame of mind, and as i say, i keep rooting for joe. but you know the benedict arnold twins are not helping
wee also trying tkeep t u.s.fromoing io defaul treasury secrety janet yid toldlawmakers th the gornment will essentially run out of money on october 18th, if the federal debt limit is not racist. with all of that, let s bring in our starting line on this tuesday night eugene daniels, white house correspondent for politico and coauthor of each day s addition of the political playbook. a. b. stoddard, vernon washing and real clear politics. and retired barry r mccaffrey, veteran of vietnam former battlefield commander in the gulf, and a former cabinet member of the national security uncil well. good eveni and welcome to you. all eugene daniels, i d like to believe with you. what is the latest you are hearing from the white house tonight with these two bills? aka the president s agenda up in the yr. what we know is that they are getting a little concerned,