grade in long island. you got your old you still fit in them at them. unbelievable. so good. do this. it s actually pink and i m throwing that, you know, the krav maga hannity is down like a thirty one waist and i can t even believe it. thirty to thirty but that s that s strong enough. all right, hannity, awesome show. we ll pick you up. all right. i m laura ingraham. this is ingram angle from washington. tonight exposing the senate. psych out. that s the focus of tonight s angle. now it looks like as the republicans scale back , the u.s. senate race is in play right now. trump s handpicked senate m candidates might ruin the republican s chances for retaking the chambers. is it time to actually believe that the democrats can keep the house? all right. off the bat, let me be very clear tonight. most of what you re hearing about the republican so-called dire position in the midtermsubr senate race is evenac the house. sometimes it s designed to do one thing, demoralizede the co
adapt and to change some of o our policies and recommendationsur that was interpreted by many as flip flopping ory not really knowina what s going on when it really was the evolutiong wh of the science. joining me now is dr. harvey n rish, epidemiology professor emeritus at yale school of publicid health. dr. ish. your reaction to that? it was an evolution. they were learning thingsor on the run. is that how immunology works? well,ks it might be , but not in the present case because that answerause explains everything and nothing you can say.. anything happened and anything changed and it doesn t explain anything. and we know thatg. dr. voucheriy made some very substantial misstatements about a number of items. and to say. that now the science shows that the vaccines don t work. and we said that vn a yeart ago and now the cdc agrees that it doesn t they don t work to prevent transmission. dand dr. fauci , where does the