laura: joining me now, christopher colette. his daughter was diagnosed with leukemia and denied under obamacare. how is colette doing now? she s doing well. she s in remission. been a few years now. now they wait to see. she s doing fine. laura: i m a cancer survivor. it s a hard trial. laura: so you watched what happened today. a lot of celebration at the white house. basic high-fiving each other. a great moment to celebrate. 12 years of obamacare. how did it make you feel? pretty upset. it s funny those that celebrate it most are not under it. they exempted themselves it from. we are under it know what it s about. it s high prices, limited care and in our case, the care got so limited that we were unable to buy an insurance product for
0 coreresponse.org to learn more. as always, we thank you for being with us. you make this show possible. can t thank you enough. set your dvr so you never miss and episode. laura ingraham is next. she will take it from here. have a great night. laura: i m laura ingraham, this is the ingraham angle from washington tonight. obama can t save him. that s the focus of tonight s angle. now, there was raucous applause at the white house today. it wasn t for joe s handling of covid or russia or the economy. it was because the real star was back in town. barack obama. please welcome president barack obama. [applause] thank you. thank you. thank you very much. laura: now, if you thought biden looked tentative and febrile while he s been himself, it s really bad when he s on the same stage with obama. biden almost appeared to disappear in the background. thank you. vice president biden, vice president [laughter] that was a joke. i heard some changes have been made. apparently secre
house for us. i have to say it s surprising to think this will be his first time back there. that s right. but he s got a good reason to go back, the signature accomplishment domestically of barack obama s administration which was the affordable care act. as you mentioned, 12 years old and this is an act that, of course, republicans fiercely resisted and then tried to eliminate when donald trump and a republican congress took power in 2017. they failed to do that, and joe biden since becoming president, for all the talk about unsuccessful legislative efforts and domestic policy efforts that he s made, this has been a big success. strengthening obamacare. he s done it in multiple ways. first of all, in terms of enrollment, he s expanded enrollment, in particular high demand for that during the pandemic and then now as a result of the most recent enrollment period, 14.5 million americans are signed up for care on the marketplaces under obamacare. that s more than ever during
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