lds. us any more after that. us all right. but you ve never you ve never had a desire to haven: a mustache, ever. oh, never. you want to try it and make a bet? oh, yeah. laui actually think you shou grow a mustache for charitable when we make a bet . laura: okay you can make that my payment. to you. okay, that s a reall y cash.an yes. okay, that s perfect.e we and we ll be able to showd our crews mustaches and compare. all right, sean, great. comparshow tonight.later. i enjoyed watching you watchingn it.grah all right.am, this we ll see you later. i m laura ingram .s inm t we hthisav is ingram angle frm washington. tonight, we have some breaking news from journalists chris ru. that we re going to bring yout s in moments. and once again, the leftt thos is seeking to use the department of justice to target thoseout. who speak out,l this time against those who oppose radical gender surgeries. those details are just moments away. awbut first, unnatural disaster. noat s the
the midterms. midbut since august, the angli told you that this was untrue.is but there is still trying to put lipstick on a donkey here. the new york times nate cohnrk s did his best makeup job today, writing the idea that democratsa can hold the house is notis as ridiculous, implausible or far fetched as it seemed befored the dobbs ruling overturn roe vs. wade. it is s ita real possible city,t some abstraction in the sense that anything can happenit s a. well, others other pretend reporters, politico, are trying a new line, floating the idea that rural voters are and demoralized and won t show up u top vote .s wish now they hang this wishful thinking in politico on the slightly lower rural turnout in a few recent special elections.cial elections. then they attribut then they attribute this too th the dobbs decision and then they extrapolate to indicate that this could presage voting n patterns in november.ovember. i mean, this is just ludicrous.