tonight, you wonder how many tru americans even know it s good friday. so after hundreds of years, s this has finally become a nonry christian country. but it s not a secular country. i m sure people call call it tht they are wrong. there are no secular countries .gion every country has a religionrs because every personon has has a religion. f it s even if it s atheist. everybody worships somethingthen born that way, we can t get away from it. so what does america s religio n now? well, as it happens, we haven video. thisnow? is from st. mark s lutheran church in fargo, norths dakota. it was taken is from april 2nd.r that was the first sunday after kill the mass killing in nashville te in which three adults and three children were murdered at a christia n school for being christians in the old america. tian. christian pastors would have preached about this. they would have acknowledged. the evil on display and they would have prayed for those who d been killed, a forled.m oo
Laura ingraham, this is the ingraham angle, thank you for joining us tonight. The conspiracy of dunces, that is the focus of tonights angle. It is bad for the Trump Hush Money Trial Prosecution when the New York Times feels compelled to call out the cases weakness. Jed shugerman, Law Professor at boston called alvin braggs case a historic mistake, writing, their vague allegation about a criminal scheme to corrupt the 2016 election more concern about unprecedented use of state law and avoidance of election crime or fraud. Thats all . Beyond that, he writes, it is legal for a candidate to pay a nondisclosure agreement, hush money is unseemly, but it is legal. Bottom line here. As honest objective minds concluded, underlying conduct alleged is a violation of federal Campaign Finance rules, one problem with that, the fec looked at the case and decided against pursuing it. From day one, alvin bragg was a man on a political, not a legal mission. It was to charge trump with whatever just to k
they fight back .istratio this administration has that back . so this is coming on the heels just days afteren r a massacre in which children were murdered. apparently in response to laws against chemical and surgical castration. of children.s so the white house is notying ta decrying at the white house is endorsing it as clearly as it possibly could. and that s why n o one fromy by the white house is visiting the grieving christian families in nashville. visitine instead, today, kaa harris went to nashville to promoteharris three democrar party legislators who ledatic a riot at the state house, pgi a riot designeslatord to promote yes, the cult of transgenderism . sori considesmr the message hers we re on yousager side and nowde we re on your side. you, you, the mentally ill, who may be armed are the victims. and you were being genoese a sided. your very existence is at stake other win other words, making d people on the edgege paranoid
hundreds of billions of dollars have been added back to the bill to accommodate those legitimate concerns so people are b ben fitting. chad? you haven t been making d you have been making the case to your members that the house control by republicans could be in jeopardy if you don t pass tax reform. that said, you know if you look historically what has happened in the first mid-terms of presidents when they have passed big initiatives, crime bill in 1994, certainly obamacare in 2010 that party has lost. explain why you think it is so essential that this would preserve the majority? you don t get the majorities to sit on. you get ones to pass big policy and burn seats. i would take i think it s a very interesting analog but i would say the crime bill in 93, obamacare those are unpopular bills. this is not unpopular. we re actually letting people keep more of their own money and cleaning out the loopholes of the tax code and having a fairer tax system. faster economic growth, big