laura: in all serio seriousness in all seriousness, sarah huckabee sanders looked awesome. i m so happy for her. you know, she went through a lot and that was a great interview, so i m glad to see her. so thanks for bringing us that. hannity: you re going to crush it as always. we will coordinate. laura: yes, you did, tomorrow it is yellow, so make sure you get it out. hannity: i will wear the yellow tie just for you. laura: i m laura ingraham, this is the ingraham angle from washington tonight. since the radical left never takes a vacation from hating on all things american, today was their annual hate on christopher columbus day. now this was the take from the endearing folks over at salon. i don t understand the adulation that some americans bestow on christopher columbus who as history demonstrates was less a hero than a thug exploiting and enslaving indigenous peoples. well, i bet a more sober assessment comes from xavier simonson in the national catholic r
laura: it is time for seen and unseen, we turn to the fox news contributor author of the new book premiering tomorrow the wise men who found christmas raymond arroyo. thank you for having me as always. laura: the celebrities are really turning after the midterms now? oh, yes, they are indeed, and everywhere. the idea is to whip up excitement for a given candidate, and to trade celebrity for boats. the west wing and have deep casts did a virtual mashup last night for democrats in wisc wisconsin. in 2022 though road to saving democracy runs directly through my home state of wisconsin. every race up and down the ballot is crucial for democrats to invest in and win. please join the cast of the
that know the neighborhood, know their neighbors, are organizing relationally using modern tools, buildings networks that are permanent, not just in time for elections, not just through a given campaign or for a given candidate, but building community and electoral power on an ongoing basis in key states going forward. speaking of virginia, the washington post reported this week on armies of so-called republican poll watchers, who you referred to, who have descended on early voting stations wearing republican badges in democratic counties, supposedly to oversee voter check-in and voter tallies. many african-american voters are understandably wary of these citizen efforts to monitor the vote. do you think there s an element of voter intimidation going on here? and what can be done about it? i think it s all about voter intimidation, reverend al.
folks say that s the hardest thing to do to get people to turn out to an off year midterm primary. i knew if you could inspire and educate people and stick to issues and do the block by block door knocking and phone calling that you can get it done old school meets new school digital. did you do door knocking yourself? yeah, absolutely. i ve knocked on a bunch of doors in the district. one of the ironies here, this is fascinating. new york has this screwy primary system designed to decrease turn outout so that machine party candidates and incumbents can win. they figure they re the only ones who show up. it shot them in the foot. there are notorious political machines. the chicago, the illinois, be brp contended with. they are turnout machines. those are people that can no how to you turn out 40,000 people for a given candidate. with the snap of a finger. new york relies on voter suppression and voter depression
there are notorious political machines. the chicago, the illinois, be brp contended with. they are turnout machines. those are people that can no how to you turn out 40,000 people for a given candidate. with the snap of a finger. new york relies on voter suppression and voter depression as we joke about. and what it does is, you know, it means that sometimes a congressional race can be decided with less votes than a city council. turnout in your district was like 12%. in some 10, 5%. 12% is higher than it would have been if you were not in that race for sure. you call yourself a democratic socialist. you re a member of dsa. there s so much interesting diabetic what that term means. what s it mean to you? to is i think it s a big tent term. and for me what, it means is