it again. d and even during covid i was thinking about this trump did operation warp speed. he urged america to get back tol work, get back to school, get back to business had we ve done just that moving through the biden administration and kept going with our energy independence, controlled our streets, our borders, my god, wouldn t be a very strong positionn right now vis a vis china and russia. any other adversary. but unfortunately for us and i warned about this in the campaign, biden is too weak to stand up to the fanatics on the far left and look at what they ve done already, how much harm they ve done to urban america and how much of that harm is starting to spread coast to coast because ofto the economic pain before us at even the new york times is admitting this today, saying this is goingyi to hurt. of course, trump and many of us predicted everything that s
0 this special edition of hannity . unfortunately that is allhi the time we have left for tonight . be sure to tune in tomorrow morning for fox and friendsie weekend. rachel campos duffy just ensured it mightd. be a little bit more interesting on the couch tomorrow with her challengebe. don t worry.t seanwo hannity is back on monday . have a great night, everybody. i m laura ingraham and this the special week in review ingraham angle from washington the party of despair. that s the focus of tonight s angle. t and remember when the democrats used to be all about hope and change? i was born in a little town called hope, arkansas. it was a wonderful little small town where you know, it seemed s that everybody knew everybody else. eve in a politicse of cynicism or do we participate in a politics of hope? difficulty face off ,hope in the face of uncertainty. but now a democrat party is singing a different tune. gi of course, always die in a military coup. democracy dies at the ballot b
made clear he thinks the fed needs to do whatever is necessary, even if it s painful to reduce inflation. i ve advocated that we need a much more strategic tower of policy, vis-a-vis china, that ta takes tariffs down and, therefore, takes prices down for american consumers and for producers. should those tariffs be lifted? many of them should be. many, many of them should be. we should focus on what s important, not raising input prices for american producers so they re less competitive, which is what much of those tariffs do. instead we should be focusing on things that allow the leakage of key technologies to china and the like. we should pass at long last some kind of legislation. ideally on a bipartisan basis
we proceed with discussions. and that attitude of the united states is wholeheartedly welcomed by the japanese government. and we would like to support the u.s. and issued it. china, right now, in the indo-pacific region is demonstrating significant economic presence. that s true but look into the substance of their presence. are they abiding by international rules? what about development finance. are they caring about sustainable initiatives? they have to do that because they are a major power. they have significant responsibility, even in the economic field. they have to live up to that responsibility. so, japan will cooperate with united states and vis-à-vis china. persuade them to live up to
senators are going to go home and defend it if people have the nerve to take them head on. and don t get involved in some big broad generalization. take item by snipe right, specific. what s in that bill. and i think people will be appalled that their senators voted for this kind of radical position to make it easy to kill babies. laura: now, kamala harris was out and about today, newt, and she made this comment after the abortion vote. this vote clearly suggests that the senate is not where the majority of americans are on this issue. for all who care about this issue, the priority should be to elect pro choice leaders at the local, the state and the federal level. because what we are seeing around this country are extremist republican leaders. laura: extremist republicans wanting to protect unborn babies that could be born and delivered outside the womb and survive and