tomorrow. joining me live on set in a moment. should be great, i m glad he s here tonight, because of something happening in this final stretch of the midterms, but i want to talk to him about. something i think he can help us wrap our heads around. let s start with the great state of louisiana. so, every ten years there s a census, in the last census in 2020, it showed the same trend and louisiana those taking place across several southern states. over the last decade, the white population, shrank and the black population grew. why people are now less than 60% of louisiana s population, and about a third of the population there is black. and yet, this is louisiana s congressional delegation. five are white republicans. one is black democrat. because even though louisiana as one third black, only one congressional district has a majority black population. that s how state lawmakers drew the congressional maps. after every census, state lawmakers get to draw new maps. and
we re still in the tlhroes of this life threatening situation. good morning, everybody, it s monday, december 26th. don and kaitlan are off, i m glad to have sara sidner with us. good morning. let s talk about the death toll rising in new york from the storm. thousands of delays and cancellations impacting many air travelers many failing to make it home for the holidays. in a cruel, dangerous and shameful stunt, the white house blaming texas governor greg abbott for sending residents to the home of vice president kamala harris on christmas eve. first, though, a storm for the ages in western new york state. at least 17 weather-related deaths are being reported this morning, most in the buffalo area. governor katy hochul has requested emergency disaster relief from the biden administration. a state of emergency remains in effect. this has paralyzed so many parts of the state and the country, bringing this region to its knees. more than 12,000 customers are still wit
we are talking about wha i love about her, although ger he s lovable guys in the world,h loen thouge h he s wrong sometimes and he does it, he never ages. he looks the same as the other twenty five years ago. so that s why i like him. i had an awesome show. n his dat i was on his daytime programg once years ago. o.yoyou were? yeah.t or anything. we didn t have a fist fight or anything. oh laura, my gosh. i thought that you needed at least a chair over your head at that point. that would have been good.ake of noft so.ou i ll pick it up where you left off. i m laura ingram .ington tonigh. this is the ingraham angle from washington tonight. thanks so much for being with us. withgruesome news. some comes after fox s prime time hosts, including yours uly.y. i will i will respond, so stay tuned for that. but first,. wave elections, of that s the focus of tonight s angle. weat it s not just the arrival of crisp fall weather. there s other big change ina lo the air as wel
midterms that i want to talk to him about, something i think you can help us wrap our heads around. let s start with the great state of louisiana. every ten years, there is a census, right? the last census in 2020 shows the same churned and louisiana that was taking place across several southern states. over the last decade, the white population shrink, and the black population grew. what people are now less than 56% of louisiana s population and about a third of the population there is black. yet, this is louisiana s congressional delegation. other states six members of congress, five are white republicans. one is a black democrat because even though louisiana is one third black, only one congressional district has majority black population. that s a state lawmakers drew the congressional maps. but after every census, state lawmakers get to draw new congressional maps and last year, despite those new census numbers showing a shrinking white population and a growing black pop
act, which is another vote imminent as, the 11th hour gets underway on this monday night win. good evening once again, i m stephanie ruhle, and while this is the eve of yet another crucial set of primaries which has 99 days to go until the midterm elections we begin this evening s broadcast with major news in the still ongoing war on terror president biden made it official in just a few hours ago. on saturday, and my direction, the united states successfully concluded an airstrike in kabul, afghanistan, that killed the emir of al-qaeda. we ayman al-zawahiri, after carefully clinton s interim clear evidence of his location, i authorize a precision strike that would remove him from the battlefield once for all. this mission was carefully, planned vigorously minimize the risk of harm to other civilians. we make it clear again tonight, that no matter how long it takes no matter where you hide if you are a threat to our people united states will find you and take you out.