with the flick of a pen the president can do it. studentt is one of the veryou biggest things holding ourha economy back . i told the president this is one of the most important things he can do to help our economy grow. he s just reading whatever thatt person s speechwriter orc whatever wrote for. i mean it sre that he s reading it no one but ari that sco the biggest thing we couldul do to like what he said, get the economy going or help itly really. that s their idea for growingng the economy . he yeah. n they never talk about economic growth and never talk aboutnm circumstances and the environment to let the private sector boom give peopleenom higr paying better jobs.s.ing that all comes from the private sector. that ll come from the heavy hand of government. but the common theme. through all of these democrats last socialist policies is that life should be freeeie and that we in the government are here to make sure you have no financial burdens, requirements, needs because the go
0 this evening. as always, thank you for beingel with you. op makee this show possible. we hope you ll say a dvr so you never miss an episode. i ll be out tomorrow. tammyut bruce will be and i hope you have a great passover and a great easter and never let your heart be troubled. thanks for being with us. er good evening, everyone.th i m laura ingraham and this is the ingraham angle. h tonight we bring you part two of our exclusive with mel gibson and mark wahlberg. you ll hear why they ve turned to making family themedily mov. plus their thoughts on a new trend among some men in hollywood. you don t want to miss it. but first, dems don t t care. that s the focus of tonight s angle. it almost seems vindictive at this point. now a a i m talking about what the party in power isn t inflicting on the united states runaway inflation, devastating family budgets now crime waves terrorizing our cities. the fentanyl explosion killing thousands of americans every month. millions of illegal
monday, small, of course, to other countries, but that is the highest daily count in a chinese city since march of 2020. in europe, meantime, itly battling its highest case of numbers of the pandemic, reporting nearly 55,000 new infections christmas day alone. cnn s steven jang has the latest west begin with barbara in rome for us. italy like so many european countries is dealing with the surge. we talked earlier about how the cdc was changing isolation and quarantine regulations. they re looking at the quarantine times because it is easy to test here in europe. it is very, very convenient to get tested and some of the things you re talking about in italy, if you test positive, you can test out of it after, even before your ten-day quarantine
is up. you know, you re looking at all sorts of restrictions. they re tossing around the idea that if you re exposed to someone who tested positive, you only have to wait three days and take a test. you only have to isolate three days. that of course keeps people working. you talk about the travel, that is affecting every country in europe. that people are out sick that should be at work helping people in the travel industry or in the health care industry. thing like that. a complicated mix. issues here. the local authorities, health authorities are being very sfwrikt those isolation and quarantine times and it is affecting people there. italy is just one example of a european country with a fairly high vaccination rate. what is the reaction to the latest surge? especially as hospitalizations rise? it is moderate. they are still rising. that s right. people are disappointed. there is a high vaccination rate
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