regularly. sean: really? if you come to new york, do one audience show weeks of people can, you know, say hi and shake your hand and they don t give me a standing o. you got a standing l. laura: will get the same people in your event over in my event. appreciate it be all right, hannity. sean: that ll be fun. laura: exactly! thank you, hannity p thank you so much but i am laura ingraham pair this is the ingraham angle. thank you for sending time with us tonight. the biden protection racket. that s the focus of tonight s angle. they couldn t even trust be a 13 to announce he s running for reelection live on camera. why is that? [applause] laura: that never gets old. i don t know why. that s just adorable. who said you need a pandemic as an excuse to hide a president lcandidate? all biden needs a willing press corps and they were able to help shield him like they did in 2020. he is the perfect hologram candidate, running the perfect virtual campaign. it s devoid of
see more regularly. how about you come to new york, do one audience show a week so people, you know, can say hi and shake it up and they don t give me a standing. i got a standing ovation. we ll get the same drunk people who are at your event to just slide over to my fantasy. and appreciate that we re really short handed. we ll throw awesome. might be fun. yeah, exactly. all right. thank you so much. i am laura ingraham. this is ingram angle. thank you for spending time with us tonight. the biden protection racket. oh yeah. that s the focus of tonight s angle. they couldn t even trust biden to announce he s running for reelection. live on camera. now, why is that? that never gets old. i don t know why. that s just adorable. now, who said you need a pandemic as an excuse to hide a presidential candidate from the usual scrutiny that comes along with a campaign? all by needs, though, is a willing press corps. and then they were able to help shield him just like they did in
it s because government and health organizations from around the globe pony up the money for the building and the funding and research and then in return, laura, there is generally less red tape and labs in the west especially when it comes to research on primates, for example, which is especially important when you need to test things like vaccines and antivirals and you need a nonhuman primate model. also notice that the lab works with the world health organization, the w.h.o., whose largest funding comes from the u.s. government. that s a data point worth keeping an eye on especially if it comes out later that some of the labs work was nonscientific in its application. laura? laura: hmm. organic function research. you bet. laura: i i wonder if you have acommeng in arkansas. no
it s because governments and health organizations from around the globe pony up the money for the building and the funding and the research. and then in return, laura , there s generally less red tape than labs, say, in the west, especially when it comes to research on primates, for example, which is especially important when you need to test things like vaccines and antivirals and you need a non-human primate model. now, it should also be noted that the lab works with the world health organization, the whl, whose largest funding comes, you guessed it, from the u.s. government. now, that s a data point worth keeping an eye on , especially if it comes out later that some of the labs work was nonscientific in its application. laura hmm. organa functionaries. kevin exactly. you bet. i m wondering if you have a comment on this report in court filing out of arkansas that your son hunter just made you grandfather. did you know that s a private matter, mr. president ?
the 35 states that allow early voting including the key state of ohio and a new time poll shows that president obama is leading mitt romney among ohio voters who already voted or planned to vote 49-44%. joining me now contributing writer for roll call, nathan gonzalez and also for the roth political report. good to see you. good morning. thanks for having me on. the time poll shows president obama has a two to one advantage among those who already voted in ohio 60% to 30%. now republicans always assume democrats would have the advantage in early voting, but do these results tell us something, anything significant about the state of ohio? think that s part of the problem. i think it is a data point worth taking in as we all try to figure out what s going on, but i m not sure if it s predicted value. i get the feeling that sometimes we place too much emphasis for early voting and a vote cast