her? hello. he s like, oh, anything else? like, no big w deal e . if just like, come. hello, this is . yeah, well, this is what we do. say th all right. if i was a liberal, i d say this is bordering on abuse. oh sea, not to talk to you. okay, fine. i got it. i got it. i get you back for that, my friend. i will. i m laura ingram .gr this is ingramahamthis i angle e washington tonight. we got nervous swamp creaturesar and that is the focus of tonight s angle. now, joe biden has long spokensf about what income urged him tot run for office. one of the things i said him t n i ran for office, it s not democrat or republican . again,re t is you ve got to rese faith in government. you ve got to get people to the point where they trust government. so trust looking now. well, we re all prisoners. way of washington s incompetence and corruption now as the biden economy is devouring your 401k, if you look at your statements and giving you heartburn every time you go to the pump, you c
in the hallways during the killing at robb elementary school. casey stegall reports. casey? as you know, up until this point, we ve seen still images from that hallway surveillance camera in robb elementary that captured much of the action. that is the only thing that has been made public. they were obtained by austin tv state k view. there s full calls for the full 77-minute window from which the stills came to be released. lawmakers in austin before heading into a closed door committee addressed the issue. the committee chair says that all graphic or sensitive images would be edited out. it s important for people to have access to maintain transparency and a public s trust. i can tell people all day long what i saw. the committee can tell people what we saw. it s very different to see it for yourself. we think that is very important and we ll continue to put pressure on the situation and consider all options and making sure that video gets out for the public to view.
government. those of us who believe in republican principles, ideals have a responsibility to try to lead the party back to what it can. our nation is preserved by those who abide by their oath to our constitution. but in reality right now liz cheney is leading an attack p on the presidency itself. so how one white house counsel pat cipollone and for questioning via subpoenaunse afr he had already talked to the committee voluntarily. by the way, it s justad a sign f growing desperation by a woman who understands that her political career is essentially over . she s trying to stretch her 1515 minutes of fame regardless of how much damage she does to the white house. toto the principle of separatin of powers and of course, to the constitution. a now, think about it this way. w how on earth is any president supposed to have candid conversations with his white house counsel, frankly, about anything if he believes that white house counsel can be dragged before a partisanss con
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increase taxes for you, the american people being crushed by the skyrocketing cost. skyrocketing cost of everything else. you are watching alexandria ocasio cortez on monday i m todd piro. ashley strohmier in for carley shimkus. downplaying concerns about recession and are responding with even more spending and even as abc poll finds 69% of americans think the economy is headed in the wrong direction. the democrats are still celebrating. todd: alexandria hoff with the fallout, good morning, alexandria. good morning democratic senators sherrod brown said a fragile arrangement. all 50 members had to be on the board, awake and there after pulling an all nader. if you asked me what help get this done and some people have asked me that but i would put in one word, persistence. the reconciliation process required to pass spending bill with 16 hours of i voter roma and passed by harris. a year of negotiation with what was once the 3 trillion plus build back better bill and