pants on so we re good to go. laura: that s right thank you for calling me the galies of your new book sweat pant nation i think it will be a huge hit. thank you for sending me thatment i ll get you my comments after the show. great to see you as always sean. i m laura ingraham, this is the ingraham angle from washington tonight. true conspiracies, that s the focus of tonight s angle. all right, when the dc establishment doesn t want to confront the legitimate concerns of the voters, their stock response is usually something like, oh, stop the fearmongering or, that s just another right wing conspiracy. but this tactic doesn t work anymore because they ve lost all credibility. now, consider what happened with covid. the demonization of all of us who vehemently oppose lockdowns. we were branded as anti science and dangerous. you watched every night, you remember this. as were the governors who refused to lock down. this is a death cult. the texas gop, only they want to you
attention and watch it because it s pretty important. hope is not a strategy. should get something done. this is true. i m gillian turner. we re on mccarthy watch. we ll bring you any news out of the speaker s office as it comes out at this hour. a presidential candidate is raising alarms, saying linkedin intentionally censored him. this was no accident. this was intentional viewpoint-based censorship. i fear it s just the beginning of what we ll see all over again this election cycle like we did in the last one. he s accusing microsoft-owned linkedin of shutting down his posts on climate and china. the company s response and mollie hemingway just head. passengers near pre-pandemic levels. as to has already screened over 2.6 million people, the highest number since 2019, pre-pandemic. spike and near misses on runways have hit the industry hard as it is trying to bounce back. president biden s transportation chief says things are getting better. listen. we re a l
it is saturday, may 27th, i m amara walker. i m victor blackwell. good to have you. you re in the cnn newsroom. we begin with debt ceiling negotiations getting down to the wire, as the white house and gop lawmakers are racing against the clock to try to prevent a first-ever u.s. default. congress now has fewer than nine days to pass a deal after treasury secretary janet yellen warned yesterday that the country could hit the debt ceiling by june 5th. sources say negotiators are hoping to announce an agreement as soon as today. but major sticking points remain. on everything from spending caps to work requirements. earlier, i spoke with congresswoman debbie ding whole called for an ent to the back and forth. we cannot be cutting a deal for conservatives, far right conservatives, that are never going to vote for this bill. we need to do something so that we stop this drama, this kabookie dance of going down to the wire on our debt ceiling. cnn is live on the hill this
americans believe artificial intelligence will change the wa we live and that many believe the technology is potentially dangerous. we begin tonight with president biden heading to camp david and to some lawmakers leaving washington despite new warnings about the government will start to run out of money and just te days kevin corke is it live in washington with the state of negotiations tonight over the nation s debt ceiling good evening bmx still no breakthrough in the negotiation on raising that debt ceiling even as the treasury secretary expands and extends the proverbial deadline to june 5th. however tonight the white house is digging in with its opposition to gop calls for stronger work requirements it t be included in any budget agreement that would be. with the debt ceiling increase. the issue of work requirements has actually emerged as one of the biggest remaining hurdles for reaching an agreement between negotiators for the white house and house republicans. one of
negotiators locked in a stalemate now with a little more breathing room. the treasury department estimating the u.s. will go into default on june 5th, giving both science and extra four days to reach a deal. some hard-line republicans refusing to pass a bill unless their demands are met. what s at stake for millions of americans. rachel scott on the hill. terrifying moments for airline passengers coming in for a landing. opening an emergency door about 850 feet above the ground. passengers in their seats, wind within through the cabin. ten people taken to the hospital. gio benitez standing by. 42 million americans expected to drive or fly over the long memorial day weekend. more passengers expected to fly since before the pandemic. severe storms from texas to colorado could impact holiday plans. the tornado watch late today and no warning about a possible recurrence from florida to the northeast. rob marciano climbing it out. 24 hours after the founder of the oath keepers was