republicans who might have settled his policies. good evening. today, the president let up on this, at least until he got in front of electrical union workers, and then, he really went off, talking about the economy and trying to tie the g.o.p. to this. he claimed that a republican-controlled congress would be worse for your wallet, but earlier today, he sent to cotv interviews to american saying that he knows how you feel. april s inflation data is out, worse than expected though slightly better than march. i m a little hesitant to call it good news. consumer prices accelerated 8.3% in april, down 8.5% the month prior. still higher than the 8.1% that was predicted. core inflation stripping out. volatile food and energy costs also higher, 6.2%. acutely aware of these challenges, why he has dispatched his economic team. we are on the case. speaking to farmers in illinois, announcing new plans, doubling funding for domestic fertilizer production and farming tools.
i m laura ingraham, this is the ingraham angle from washington the night. senators cruz and holly are both here on today s fascinating supreme court hearing on the future of roe vs. wade. plus there is a shocking story out of philadelphia were a democrat city leader seems to be excusing a brutal beating. you will find out why later on in the show. another cringeworthy white house tiktok video, what is it? raymond arroyo has it come all the details. but first, finally putting roe to rest, that is the focus. today s oral arguments in the biggest abortion case since kc versus planned parenthood, they were certainly fascinating to listen to but they confirmed what conservative legal scholars have been arguing for nearly 50 years. the reasoning in roe was pure legal fiction.