ingraham. this is the ingraham angle. i was on a flight to l.a. when i saw the news. as much as i needed a break, i could not let tonight pass given the importance of this moment. now, there are two big stories we are going to hit over the next hour, first, confirming what we have been telling you now for i think it s well over a year, there is a no collision of coalition ofvoters forming in td states turning away from the breakness and despair of the democrat party and toward a more populist pro-america agenda led by donald trump. more on that later. and then, of course, the big news out of cambridge. you can t say we didn t warn them. that s the focus of tonight s angle. laura: with each passing day that ms. gay remains in office, the reputation and credibility of harvard is damaged. tell ms. gay to resign and tell the mit president sally kornbluth to do the same. and, if they don t resign, fire them. laura: the truth is all four of those college presidents who had co
to 70% off guilt .com today. hello and welcome to inside politics. i m john sitting in washington. thank you for sharing your day with us. and today a new jobs report that seems well, just right. hiring cool. somebody is still strong and the unemployment rate matches a 50 year low just one month, but it s a report that tracks the feds blueprint for timing inflation. yet some new cnn poll numbers will share with you tell us most of you. you ll see the economy as weak and half of you tell us your bottom line is worse today. in the year ago , plus his timeline and no one else is. joe biden delays big choices about 2024, who delete his campaign where to put the headquarters and when to make his reelection bid official and is it a moment or a movement republicans exile two of tennessee s youngest black lawmakers from the statehouse over a protest demanding stricter gun laws. we thought they won today, but they don t realize they don t realize what they have started a movement. the
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doggone good job. it s clear autocracy wants haley. governor, see you in the iowa caucuses. i can t wait to be there. thank you so much. any day now we are expected to learn the names of many of those elites tied to sex criminal jeffrey epstein. new reporting reveals bill clinton, big shocker may be in there quite a few numbers of times. fox chief breaking correspondent don t get to see enough. crying in our milk about roll tide trays gallagher. what do we know about the documents. the list of names could drop at any second. in all we expect 187 names previously listed as john or jane doe. yes, there could be duplicate and many of the names are likely former employees of jeffrey jefy epstein. clearly information is going to be embarrassing for many people on this list but so far no indication that prosecutors are seeking to file any further charges. but, we can expect to see the names of many actors, well-known business people. prominent former members of government, includings, as
now, as your state population changes? is this a good look, i don t think that they re really looking down the road and you know it s a great question. you asked john because i m from the south. and every time i go home, i see the politics shifting. now republicans still have very strong power centers in the south, but a lot of these, young said a young americans are moving back down to atlanta to charlotte to birmingham to nashville. they vote democratic , most often, like laura said, and you know they re going to continue to raise our voice. and we ve seen this movement in the democratic party with these younger, more liberal members, who aren t afraid to take republicans on their own turf on these culture, war issues. and are really painting a playbook for other democrats, older ones who would typically shied away from this and i get they broke the rules. they broke decorum on the floor, and they should. you know, they re obviously subject to sanctions. for that. the question is, do