you aren t doing a studio audience show, don t you, at this point? i mean like, it s easier to announce when you re not doing a studio show with a live audience at this point. sean: i won t be doing one on tuesday and i won t be doing one on friday. i want to bring laura in one night. [applause] laura: we ll do a cassie lee. you can t hear anything. all right. hannity, i ve got to go. all right. love you guys. i m laura ingraham and this is the angle. don t take the bait, the focus for tonight s angle. the left is so upset that there weren t riots in manhattan when trump came to get booked by alvin bragg s prosecution squad. they were desperate for january 6-style images but the only problems were at the hands of mask antifa freaks who were trying to start trouble. now in this clip, one is playing the role of kind of an evil mary poppins character, so brave that they are all still hiding behind masks. central casting for morons. i am here with i m trying to report
really was. from this latest discovery we have one johnny mcentee to thank, trump s director of personnel by the end. we now now mcentee s testimony before the committee revealed that the twice-impeached disgraced ex-president in his final hours in office floated the idea of a blanket pardon for the breach of the united states capitol. there was a vice of dissent to that idea, white house counsel pat cipollone. he rejected the idea. our friend luke broad water of the new york times reports this, quote, mcentee recalled cipollone also rejected trump s idea that all white house staff should be pardoned, even those who have played no role in the president s push to overturn the 2020 election. quote, i remember cipollone questioning on that, well, why does anyone need a pardon, mr. mcentee recalled, adding that the president had responded, well, just so they can t go after them for any little thing. and i think cipollone said, yeah, but no one here has done anything wrong. the
mar-a-lago. could that change the judge s reasoning? we re going to explore that. plus, three months after the deadly shooting in uvalde, the police chief facing outrage for his response, has now been fired. his 17-page response to his firing, calling it a public lynching. what uvalde parents are thinking about that today. and president biden s loan forgiveness plan is getting mixed reaction. the washington post editorial board calls it a regressive, expensive mistake. even some former obama officials are shaking their heads. we ll get into that as well. but let us start with that fast-approaching doj deadline. joining me now is nbc news correspondent ken dilanian, legal affairs columnist for the l.a. times and host of talking feds podcast, lot of titles, harry, and lisa ruben, an nbc legal analyst. ken, so, the justice department has an hour more. are we even going to be aware when they ve submitted it? aren t they submitting this filing under seal as well? rep
people knew they were persecuted and imprisoned because they were opposing a corrupt regime. laura: how does this effect, charlie, this republican primary? we saw this last night where, as i said in the angle, the two men on stage who most closely align with trump on the policies, and clearly were the most charitable toward him, obviously vivek is the most. desantis as well. although he tried to stay above the fray. they are one and two in the polls. 455% compared to everyone else added up. bigger poll numbers. again, your point it was all about the issues. and it was all about the issues. just like 2016 was the most issue oriented election probably of our lifetime it was about the issues. that was what was so terrifying to these people and why they are persecuting donald trump like this. because, when you make elections about issues, reasonable america first populist candidates rise to the top. and you re exactly right.