amendment being one of them. i think, laura, what i am actually saying is more pernicious than what you are saying. i think they know what they are saying is wrong. they have gotten used to years of accretion of increasing federal power to where you can say that because osha is allowed to tell people to put hard hats on in construction sites, they can do anything. that s their liberal bias laura. that is sort of results oriented judicial activism. that is truly disturbing because if you extend out some of these arguments that, for example, our client made in our brief, osha can actually do anything. osha can force you to take any drug. osha can force you to lose weight, as was said in the second set of arguments and clearly, the founders of our country did not delegate that power to the federal government and clearly congress never delegated that power to osha.
0 please set your dvr so you never miss an episode of hannity. let not your friday night hearts be troubled. the ingraham angle with laura ingraham up next. i hope you have a great weekend! laura: i m laura ingraham. this is the ingraham angle from washington tonight. a shockingly tepid jobs report has the biden white house wreeling and spinning. larry kudlow is here. how the democrats are looking to use january 6th to drive a stake right through the heart of our democracy. senator tom cotton explains that. raymond arroyo cleans up the january 6th hysterics. it is all ahead. the supreme court heard oral argument it s for vaccine mandates for large employers and for health care workers and providers. the osha rule states that businesses with more than 100 or more workers must either require employees to be vaccinated or submit to weekly testing and masking in the work place. opposing this mandate are 27 states and the national federation of independent business. the fact is, lon
there s all the talk in the last administration about whether you would get big deals. they never materialized. in this case, you can say that biden is someone who wants to try to make a deal. and that s a big deal for this congress, because at this point, it s like can t congress solve the problems that face the country and often the answer is no. but in this case, they re trying to make a difference. for now. i m going to call this there s a risk that the senate infrastructure bill could become a participation trophy in the sense that the senate could pass it. if the democrats don t figure out in their family everything else, a reconciliation bill, a sweeping spending plan, a moderate in the senate and a progressive in the house not on the same page, maybe democrats are saying where s the rest of it? you can t guarantee anybody, and i have not guaranteed anybody on any of the pieces of legislation. would you like to do more? yeah. you should do what you can pay for. no quid pro
reconciliation in the bill in the house and in the senate does not pass the reconciliation bill, we will uphold our part of the bargain until we get the investments. the two polls of the democratic congress in today s caucus right there on cnn. look, i think that they can find the votes to get 50 for the second bill which is all they need under the reconciliation rules. after they trim it some. i don t think mamplgen and cinema are going to vote for a $3.5 trillion bill. it will have to come down and take a haircut. the bigger question is with the house. that s going to be pelosi s perhaps biggest task of her career and the speakership. can she find the votes to move both of these bills? keep in mind, given the special election that took place in texas, she has a three vote majority in the house. there are a few members who are going to be uneasy about spending this much money, including those who voted against the stimulus bill back in march. so not a lot of room to play with. but
win the general election. this is a democratic district. but there is a question about the direction of the democratic party. are progressives going to see a moment here that they really have not seen all yearlong in other primary races across the country. we spent the weekend in cleveland. and i can tell you there is a sense of a reviving some of the old divisions going back to the 2016 campaign, you mentioned hillary clinton endorsing shawn tell brown, a council member here. nina turner, a familiar face a long-time bernie sanders ally. bernie sanders was out in force endorsing her. establishment versus progressive. and we had a flavor here of what s at stake. let s take a listen. congress is a co-equal body. it has power, too. and that my job is not to just pair it with any administration, whether it s democratic or republican administration. my job is to represent the interest of the people who elect me. you get rhetoric or results. insults or results.