sean: i ll come up with a new one. send me your ideas. laura: i got it. awesome show i ll pick it up where hannity left off i am laura ingraham this is ingraham angle from new york city tonight. now, life is getting harder and it s feeling more dangerous in the liberal utopias like san francisco where we just were, la, philly, chicago. regular, sane people are getting tired of paying through the nose for declining quality of life. and as we ve seen in new york, well, they re just deciding, i m going to pick up and move. seeing a lot of for lease signs, i have over the last few days, hanging in all the office building windows and one real estate expert is warning of a permanent collapse of real estate, commercial real estate, due to what s being called an urban doom loop. oh, my god, sounds awful. of course, who would want to make the trek into the city when it seems criminals have the run of the place especially with leftist prosecutors like new york s alvin bragg in char
[applause] hello, america. hi, girl. i m jimmy the king of late night is off so instead you get the rodney king. good start. too soon, it was 1992, you guys. thank you. i get beat up a lot on the show for always mentioning that i m a former new york city cab driver but i ve had some pretty cool experiences behind the wheel. i once got al pacino, because he got in, and i was like, alpena, and he goes, my god, a white cab driver. what are the odds? i have had a tons of celebs in my taxi although i never drove gutfeld. i never picked up prince harry or meghan markle. although it s worth noting that my high-speed chase happened when i was on foot but the point is the point. growing up i felt bad for being a guy with a c-cup boopies but i wish i had them now i could get a bud light into them. [applause] jimmy. you know, we make fun of mulvaney but the truth is i would rather watch 10 hours of him pretending to be a woman than sit through another second of harry and megan s
kate is also going to be tomorrow we just want to wish you happy birthday. she rocks and we love you. i couldn t do it without theme peas around me. laura: and sam, of course. thanks for watching. happy birthday. greg is off today. unavailable. tyrus. also unavailable. kilmeade. come on, man, be serious. i guess there is only one thing left to do. all right, you re on. hell, yes! awesome.
these guys to be killers and now we prosecute them for being killers and this former navy seal said to me we don t train theme peas to be killers. we train them to be professional combat service members who have the awesome responsibility of utilizing lethal force when the situation requires it. we give them that discretion. we give them that power. we don t train anybody to be a killer. the president fundamentally doesn t understand the military and this mover is being inside the seal community, inside the navy, inside the department of defense as an extremely anti-military move. it s so interesting to hear you describe it that way because i think people outside of the military are cautious about weighing in on how this would land. even donald trump, i think in his head, he s trying. he thinks he s on the right side of this but describing the men and women of the military as jason bourne is the lowest
say he would solve it by repealing it. i m going to fix it. i guy with you. premiums have gotten too high and deductible and costs and i laid out a series of actions we can take. here s what i don t want people to forget when we talk about reigning in the cost that has to be the highest priority of the next president. when the affordable care act passed, it wasn t that 20 million people got insurance that didn t have it before. i meet theme peas all the time and they tell me what a difference it meant. the 170 million of us who get health insurance through our employers got big benefits. number one, insurance companies can t deny you coverage because of a preexisting condition. number two, no time limits which is a big deal if you have