ahead of large indoor gatherings at the white house. jason: i mean, it s just never ending fear mongering. what s your reaction to what the press secretary said? yes, covid is still here but it s nothing like when we first had the beginning of the pandemic three years ago. three patients of mine tested positive for covid today. only three. that s a very low number. the mortality rate for covid right now is extremely low. less than 1%, and i can tell you first hand, jason, that we re no longer in a pandemic or in an emergency situation and i see that every single day with my patients. this is fear mongering. why are we doing this? why are we giving out these false numbers and information? what is the purpose? we need good data, good accuracy, when it comes to this information so we don t have unnecessary masking and unnecessary testing and pushing boosters on unnecessary individuals like 6-month-old babies. that s not the right way or the right approach. even, for example, in denmar
classified information in the executive branch may be broken? obviously i can t comment on any specific investigation. jason: they sure could have if they wanted to. joining me now is congressman james comer, chairman of the house oversight committee. congressman, chairman, i should say, today you received confirmation that the national archives general counsel will come in for an interview with your committee and this won t be an easy interview, i suspect. what do you expect to learn from this? what are you trying to get at with the general counsel from the national archives? we want to know all the questions that every american wants to know. we want to know what type of documents we re talking about that have been mishandled. we want to know why was president trump treated so much differently than president biden. we want to know what the exact process is supposed to be once documents are packed up and loaded on a truck when they leave the office of the president and vice pres
by establishing a select committee on the weaponization of the federal government that we just mentioned. they can assure the american people know their government is working for them. not in order to create a narrative that keeps them in the dark. but to expose the truth. joining me now are three members of the just named that were just named to that committee. wyoming congresswoman harriet haggerman, louisiana congressman mike johnson and north carolina congressman dan bishop, thank you for joining us. you re going to be on this committee. it s probably the best opportunity this country has had to get to the root of how the federal government has been weaponized to do things in a political way. i ve got just time for one question to each of you. i want to know what you want to accomplish on that committee, what kind of questions what kind of probes can that committee go after, and we ll start burke congressman bishop. jason, thank you for having us. i do agree with, one of the qu
communist party s rule in a very long time. and an embarrassing affront to its leader xi. will this change anything? the communist party is going to coerce protestors but right now in china people are really, really angry, and it s not just the zero covid rules that were lifted in december. it s the way the party has been handling things. it s the economic downturn, because the economy in reality is contracting. the plunge in property prices, that s the reason why you had those spontaneous protests at the end of november. there was no organization, no leadership, no coordination, but they broke out across the country because people were thinking the same way. so they reacted the same way when they heard the news of that fire on november 24. jason: thank you so much for joining us on the ingraham angle. we really do appreciate it. all right. the worst media offenders of the week, the ingraham angle has got its eyes on you. governor mike huckabee and davis bring you the tape you
jason: with classified documents popping up in offices all across the country the national archives is now asking former presidents and vice presidents to recheck their personal records to see if maybe some of those pesky documents somehow made it into their possession. at the same time, in a move they probably regret, attorney general garland and f.b.i. director christopher wray decided to hold a press conference on an unrelated matter and avoided talking about this at every time. is the justice department urging other former white house officials or high ranking intelligence officials to go back protect actively to review their own files just out of precaution to see if they may accidentally have retained any material? i m not going to be able to talk about the latter question. are you concerned that the system for accounting for