big lead do it we have a lead of 50 and 60 points in some cases and some of these people are at 0 and you say why would you do a debate, it s not fair why would you let somebody at 0 or one or two or three popping you with questions. his ego will not permit him to have a big tv show that he is not on. come on donald get on the stage and defend your record. i m to be at the first debate, you can have millions and millions of people, turning into it, i pick it s great to be an environment where you asked tough questions. tomi: maybe this is why desantis is so decided for the debate, the washington post a long slog but desantis explaining he loves the media s hate. i think the good thing, the republican primary voters are very smart they know where the corporate outlet stand of the political spectrum. the extent that they become convinced that the media does not want me to be the nominee above all else, that will in the long run absolutely help me. tomi: , kellyanne you kn
we ll be able to bridge that gap that is obviously impending . would you like me to find you a therapist? now there are several existing in your audience right now, but shawn is a doctor here tonight. yes, i understand that. i can t wait to see you in the studio soon in new york. all right. and we love all of you. and thank you so much, shawn. awesome show. i laura ingram. this is the ingraham angle from washington tonight. the war against common sense. that s the focus of tonight s angle now you know that safety announcement that the airlines always make before you take off the pressure changes oxygen masks will drop from the panels above seat. be sure to adjust your own mask before helping others. well, clearly, that thinking doesn t apply to biden s foreign policy crew. you know, we all watch the house do nothing as the war against america kills more than 100,000 every year. and the dhs knows who s responsible. china is the source of most of the precurs
and new overnight, it appears writers on the picket lines are about to get some reinforcements as failed negotiations set the stage for another strike in the entertainment industry. good morning and welcome to way too early on this thursday, january 13th. i m ali vitali in washington along with jonathan lemire who has another location change, this time in helsinki, finland, where he s still covering the president s trip overseas. lemere, i hope you re drinking coffee and all this travel doesn t have you too jet lagged. but once again set the scene where you are this morning on this next leg of the president s trip. reporter: well, it s not way too early here. it s actually noon. a pretty easy time to do this show, ali. yes, today is the final day of the president s trip to europe, and we re going to get into it. yesterday in many ways was the center piece. he met with president zelenskyy who had been so upset ukraine was not going to be given an immediate entry into nato.
next step, a showdown in the senate. jack smith now challenging former president trump s efforts to delay his criminal trial on the classified documents until after next year s election. raising the possibility he could pardon himself. jared kushner has spoken to prosecutors about trump s alleged attempts to overturn the election. we will check in on trump s republican rivals without him in iowa for the informal launch of the republican caucus campaign. good day, everyone. i m andrea mitchell in washington. hollywood comes to a standstill for the first time in more than six decades. sag-aftra, the union representing film and tv actors is now on strike after talks with studios collapsed following four weeks of negotiations. in a blow to the $134 billion industry, of course, the two sides clashing over residual payments in the age of streaming and the usual of artificial intelligence to replace actors. the union president blasting the studios yesterday. i am shocked by
because senator but you, know just between us. just between you and me. thank you, buddy it is always good to see. thank you for a great show and thanks to at-home for joining us this hour. a match and there were 50 50 odds that you had just been chosen as one of the people who would decide whether or not to criminally indict donald trump. that may very well be the case for the grand jurors who were just seated in fulton county, georgia. today, about 100 georgians showed up at the superior court of fulton county in atlanta. and for the sake of the privacy, we are not going to show you any of them by you can see, fulton county district attorney fani willis was and there. out there she is right there. now the judge sent about half of the potential jurors home. the other half he directed to one side of the room, towards the other. they were split into grand jury and grand jury be. h one was made up of 20 theaters plus alternates. now other than a $25 a day these grand jurors w