Pete? yeah, i think we should. but i think what s happeningpete e proc part of a broader process. we see a continual erosion of the of living in this country. you have rolling electrical blackouts. you have yo airports in chaos. you have state after state now abolishing standardized. we re lowering a horizons. we re substituting ideolog ydivers like diversity, equity and inclusion. but the people are starting to feel thatit equity an it s ne for excellence, merit actually building things that and i think that if this continues, it s going to be ripe grounk thatd a politician to come and exploit people s frustration. the quality goes dowann and thep price goes up. is typically the conditions for getting someone that has the the stones that it s going to require to make some real changes in our country. yeah, you know, could you put a camera on, chris rufo for a second? tyrus, doesn t he look like he would be poly shortspaul more successful brothey r? oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. i don t
Mexican. yeahdeexican. yeah, i have an idea. where. where s that dude from? menudo. ha ha ha ha ha.not tr he s not trans. he s aan talented singer.rtin ricky martin. there we go. god. yeah. all right. kris, congratulations on this book, america s cultural revolution. chris rufo. you re not. you re not. you re the spear. yoe the spp of the spear in thit war against crazy woke culturehi . what do you think? do you think the companies are starting to learn the lesson? they absolutely.fo are i mean, for manyes the decades, companies had everything they needed from and and political right. they had tax cuts, deregulation. ththey spent 2020 pandering to the furthest elements of m, radical left on bl on gender and all these ideologies. and only when these companies feelanie the pain on the other y do they change their behavior. these corporations are amoral. they operate on a system of incentives. so conservatives finally, aftery so many years, proved that we can shift incentivesear
Reimbursement for stolen funds. will be with lifelock forever. enrollment takes just minutes. call now or go online and use promo code. get 25 to save 25% on your first year. enroll now. we re out of time. thanks to michele tafoya, chris rufo catsimatidis, our studio audience. greg gutfeld i love you, america. hi, everyone. i m laura ingraham. this is the ingraham angle from.ham angl. e focu minneapolis tonight. still the economy, stupid. that sof the focus of tonight s angle. consorking class people are a of a lot smarter than politicians and political consultants thinkek they are. like this man i ran into in minneapolis yesterday. biden-nomics they say is working in the white lawn blind don t want laws you blind it because liknk.e biden they
Their guidance and support that has that? that was foundational in making you who you are today. that seemu are tos a question you could answer, rufo. or shall i call you paulie? yeah, my mentor, pauly shore. i would like to that. now, i ll tell you, i was kindwl an a terrible child and very rebellious at school, but i had some great teachers that taughtr me how to write. and i think that mrs. gatewood, my high school english teacheriy ,so sorry for all those years that i tortured and agonized. ao do i think she would be veryn happy to know that i have a new york timesow bestselling book? and so i m sorry and thank you. yeah, you should you reallyer sorry give her part of the advance class again of life lesson. i had just an english namedmisss mrs. maule who was from england she e a teapot or a little bow cut. she told me one day in front off