0 laura ingraham takes it from here. high laura. how are you doing, judge? you did a great job. is at 5:00? it s 5:00 somewhere. your time it s 10:00. got to stay up late. great job and great to see you as always. i am laura ingraham and this is jan one on a busy tuesday night. the united states of fear is the focus of tonight angle. the press and the party that they represent want you to be afraid. i am talking very afraid. covid sub variants are here. they are super-duper contagious. consider changing your travel plans if you are thinking of attending big events. i can tell you it s more variance specifically subareas of omicron circulating and more of us are vulnerable for reinfection. we are looking at the fall and winter and preparing for a variety of scenarios. this is difficult if we get a resurgence of the infection. very, very scary. by the way, if you happen to be african-american they want you to be afraid because they will tell you you will be indiscriminately kil
all right, so it seems that republicans are towing the line between cancel culture and actually canceling culture. they re startling push across the country to ban dozens and dozens of books from classrooms has taken flight. and yet the only real connection between any of these dangerous books almost all of them center around characters people of color, gay or trans, not to mention critical race theory or even the holocaust. joining our saturday night panel is a youth and internet culture reporter for nbc news digital, margaret cho and mark joseph stern are also back with us. last year we saw conservatives up in arms when the seuss state said it would stop selling dr. seuss books. here we are one year later conservatives are outright banning books about transgender
a lot. she had to have somebody shower her. she had to have somebody take her to the bathroom. she had to have all those things done for her all over again. doctor wright, a neuropsychologist, practices what s known as cognitive behavioral therapy. we believe with practice, practice, practice, the brain can heal. which means teaching a head trauma patient to do one simple task over and over again until it becomes reflexive. because their brain is just not the same brain that that used to be. is it like rewiring the brain? absolutely. it is rewiring the brain. and so what do you do? you sit down, you do it with her until she s able to do it herself. brittani s brain injury was so severe much of her therapy was almost like a pre-school class. she would read her dr. seuss books to me. and that was a rehab. and she would have to
what is considered today to be racist imagery. of course, that sparked a lot of cultural backlash and conversation on the national stage, but now it is the number one literary license in the united states. netflix is coming out with five animated series about dr. seuss or based on dr. seuss books. amazon is even launching a baking show that will be based on dr. seuss. so we re seeing quite the return from the enterprise. sarah, a central theme for this white house right now though, of course, the war is overshadowing much is ketangi brown jackson, back on capitol hill. give us the latest administration thinking as to whether or not they can get any gop support for this nominee. to be clear, they don t need it. they can do 50 plus the vice president but they would love to be able to tout it as being
tweeted, thank you, will smith. shout out to all of the husbands who defend their wives living with alopecia in the face of daily insults. she later deleted that tweet and a new tweet stated she does not endorse violence in any form. another member of congress, congressman jamal bowman tweeted in the moment, this is a teachable moment, don t joke about a black woman s hair. a staffer had sent that tweet but it was deleted after it became clear that that moment when will smith slapped chris rock was not, in fact, planned. also i think that was a moment sunday night where the nation was glad again that donald trump not on twitter. let s talk also about dr. seuss books. we all recall that a year after these books were shelved, a lot of people thought for racist imagery, you guys at axios are reporting the family franchise is now doing better than ever. tell us more. yeah, that s right. like you mentioned last year, six books were discontinued for