they say that there s no national security concern. they ve told us that they have properly vetted the fufeng corporation and see no problem with it which simply isn t true. laura: just two months ago we again soundedd the alarm after the committee on foreign assessment said it didn t have jurisdiction to block this mills construction. let me put this bluntly, the committee that congressman dated and gave the authority to protect america s national security is allowing a chinese business with ties to beijing, that means the ccp, to operate mere miles from an american military installation. where s general austin? how about milley? well, tonight after months of pressure, the ap is reporting just hours ago that the u.s. air force has now told north dakota leaders that fufeng s plans do pose a significant threat to national security prompting city officials to say they ll move to stop the project once and for all. we re going to continue to monitor this story and highlig
no way you a dog. you re my fave. sean: but you gave me a doctor, a lower grade than the first time. well, sean, you want me to be honest. [laughter]. i mean your delivery s very good. sean: all right, thank you velma. we appreciate you. let not your heart be troubled. laura s next. see you tomorrow night laura: i m laura ingraham and this is the ingraham angle from washington tonight and we begin with breaking news on a story this show has brought you from the start. exactly one year ago, the grand forks north dakota city council gave initial approval for a chinese company named fu fang to build a wet corn milling plant just miles from a u.s. air force base. we raised serious concerns throughout last year and we spoke with local residents. when you contact the city council, beth, and i know people have, what do they say? what s their response?