we ll see you the week after. i m laura ingraham. this is the ingraham angle from washington tonight. thanks for sharing time with us tonight. now we thought we had reached across the aisle tonight and try our hand at jazzing up biden s 2024 pitch to the voters. first i was thinking that the man needs a campaign theme song come doesn t he? one that reflects the energy he brings to the job every day. i don t need your rocking chair i still got neon in my veins. this gray hair don t mean a thing laura: not at all. president biden needs a message that promotes his stellar commitment to growth and prosperity. the reason i m running again is because the job needs to be finished. u.s. gross domestic product slowed to an annual rate in the first quarter. economists have been expecting a growth of 2%. big morgan stanley expects the contract by 2%. you ve got interest rates that have been going up for a year now, decrease in inventory investments. that s businesses
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also the regular combustion engine vehicles, they also want to dominate that industry and they are moving full force th there. they want to dominate them but i hope that they can keep that stuff on the american side and not have to rely on those kinds of external supply change. anything that doesn t take that into account and you set up the potential flexibility for the opponents or if you set up the vulnerability to our military? that s the wrong answer. we need to do everything to set up the military, not expose vulnerabilities. laura: don t we have a major recruitment shortfall right now? we depleted our own initiations. javelin missiles are all going to ukraine. we have to replace all of those. and now we want to add yet another burden to our already overburdened understaffed military? you said it go so good right there.