to be a fifteen. ready?15 ay, one , two . three , much better. okay, you got a nine and a half. excellent. excellent. candidate. by the way. i m in your favorite city and all these people have said hi to you everywhere. i go, it s like say hi to chance at ashan. i m in san francisco. you have s sean. o many fans here, her by the way. so it e,s s great.grea it s great to be here amongllin your fan base. i all hav right. they re telling me i haveof to go. i m doing it there, bu t avo i pleaseid bring a lot of surro security and i would avoidun the area surrounding the one mult radius between nancy pelosi s multimillion dollari home and office. g we re hitting the road tomorrow here. sean, thanks. laura so great show. all right. i m laura ingraham. this is the ingraham angle f from san francisco tonight. thanks foror b being with us. s, not blameless. that s the focus of tonight s angle. now, the trail of death along the border is something that s become so commonplace
agenda for the next two years. and the case they ll be making for reelection. a critical piece of the puzzle for democrats young voters. we ll dig into what they want in 2023. the president of next gen x. plus, the gop culture wars, attacking diversity in the curriculum. professors tommy about the cost of that. and real solutions for police reform. i ll talk to a colorado long make her about what her state has done. and, if it could be a model for the nation. this is american voices. we begin with a historic moment for the president on tuesday. president biden plans to frame his state of the union address by highlighting his administration s achievements during his first two years in office. the speech may also serve as a preview of what a possible 2024 reelection bid might look like. a person close to the white house tells nbc news biden will focus on his plans to reduce prescription drug costs and upgrade the nation s aging infrastructure. once the speech is over,
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