or florida? texas? >> laura: no, no. everybody -- i hit this tonight, sean. everybody has to understand. this is about power. if they cared about the virus they would lock down the southern border. it has nothing do with the virus and it has everything to do with power. i said it since last spring. i'll stay on it. these people are total fraud. i'm getting wound up. great show. >> sean: that is my job. get laura wound up there. goes the hour. boom! >> laura: see you tomorrow. i'm laura ingraham. that is "the ingraham angle" from washington tonight. team biden is actively working to cover up what is going on at the southern border and a border mayor has a warning for the administration tonight. also congressional democrats citing vague internet chatter. well, they closed the capitol because of that and cancel thursday vote. and just how big of a role is dr. biden playing in this administration? raymond arroyo will tell us in seen and unseen. but first, problem creators. that is the focus of tonight's angle. the democrats are great at one thing. identifying problems that in reality can never be solved. then promising to fix them and then pushing policies that only make things worse. at which point the same democrats simply demand that you sacrifice more of your money and your right. then rinse and repeat. now case and point. the question of how to get america back to normal? we went from 15 days to slow the spread to we just need a vaccine, to you must wear masks and socially distance forever. now as the angle told you last spring, these shifting metrics were all part of an effort to keep you both hopeful and compliant. remember those tedious white house covid briefings? >> if people mitigate strongly the work that they did over the last two weeks we will blunt that curve and they won't have the same upward slope. >> we are starting to see the leveling off. >> it's important to remember that this is not the time that we need to be pulling back at all. >> every american understands how important their role is as we move through the next five days to not let up for an instant. >> by the time we get in to the fall, i think we will be in pretty good shape. >> laura: well, by the time we get in to the fall it's all going to get normal, right? it was a crock. the truth is the so-called experts never like the idea of the freedom-loving americans doing what they want when they want to do it. covid is their chance to shut you down. they are taking it. now yesterday, texas and mississippi -- i know you heard about it -- they announced they were going back to normal. of course team despair was back in the press today. a new consensus is emerging among scientists that sars-cov-2 will likely cause a significant burden of illness and death for years to come. as a result, people could expect to continue to take measures; such as, routine mask wearing and avoiding crowded places. this is the type of thinking that kept us in afghanistan for 19 years and almost two decades later, you wonder what was it all for in the first place? the only proper response to biden and fauci's disappearing goal posts is to just ignore them altogether as texas and mississippi did yesterday. now, of course, there is nothing more aggravating to a liberal than independent-minded americans doing what fleetwood mac sang about all those years ago and just going their own way. so old joe, well, he lost it today. >> president biden: we have been able to move that all the way up to the end of may to have enough for every american, adult american to get a shot. the last thing, the last thing we need is the neanderthal thinking that in the meantime everything is fine. >> laura: that is rich coming from him. now wasn't biden the guy by the way who promised to unite america? he was going to restore dignity to the white house? it turns out that he is just another snob, using dismissive, deplorable like demeaning language to describe people who didn't vote for him. now biden's rage or condescension will backfire because day after day, other states will follow texas' lead. they are going to see the truth. and they don't want to keep paying for other states to stay closed and bail them out. and they shouldn't have to. but that is exactly what biden's idiotic $1.9 trillion porker of a bill does. it rewards incompetent states and punishes responsible ones. this was about power and politics all along as you mentioned to sean. they are using this pandemic to fundamentally up-end and change the way we live our lives. from the way we do our business, to the way we educate our kids. and to the way we travel. wile you suffer through lockdowns, they will just pat themselves on the back for things like saving the climate. well, they can only thrive though, when you're miserable and you're powerless. that is whis every piece of good news about this virus from the vaccines, to declining death, it's been downplayed by fauci and friends and it will be until the democrats realize that liber by is more popular than lockdowns. as soon as tomorrow, the c.d.c. will release guidelines for the fully vaccinated people telling them how to conduct themselves. is it good news? of course not. >> i think people may be a little disappointed. if you are expecting the c.d.c. to say take off your mask and go have a party, it's not going to happen. they will say if you are around other people vaccinated small groups inside you can take off your masks and give each other a hug and be together. but it's not the time to let down our guard. >> laura: never the time to let down your guard. how many times does lucy have to pull away from football before we all get it here in the united states? if it's up to them, you will never get back to normal because they didn't like the old normal. >> i don't think we will be completely normal a year from now but you hope we are well on the way to normality. >> laura: in 2022. now once again, we hit a benchmark that they set. but it always disappears. biden experts are kind of like illusionists. but the fantasy solutions, of course, aren't limited to covid. joe biden and d.h.s. secretary alejandro mayorkas are creating the most severe border crisis in our lifetime. it's all in their quixotic quest to establish a more humane integration system by ending the trump effectively remain in mexico policy for asylum families, biden is luring people to the border in record numbers. check out the increases year over year. it's staggering. the number of the unaccompanied minors is exploding in the big end and the del rio sectors where we were a few years ago. arriving there up 141% and 122% respectively. the d.h.s. is now predicting that 117,000. let that sink in for a second. unaccompanied minors will cross in the u.s. this fiscal year. almost all of them will be able to stay. they will flood our public schools. they will get free healthcare. food stamps. housing assistance. you name it. well, what do we get in return? well, potential covid superspreaders. that is what. the city of brownsville texas, says 108 migrants so far, 6% of those released by border patrol tested positive for c.o.d. -- covid. oh, goodie. were they quarantined? no. those covid infected families are headed to places far away as maryland and new jersey. i thought the c.d.c. warned against any unnecessary travel. but they get to travel with covid. meanwhile, the biden administration trying to cover this up shutting down a twitter account used by i.c.e. to keep the public, you, aware of the latest developments. the account was created in 2013 and bolster under the trump administration used to post detail about known fugitive, the name nationality, criminal history and the u.s. jurisdiction where they were released. now, wow! they are shutting that down. don't we have a right to know? hmm. what did biden promise again? >> president biden: vice president harris and i and the entire transparent will be honest and transparent with you about the good news and the bad. >> laura: uh-huh. that is why journalists can't go near the migrant camps in texas either. it's all transparent. the democrats' fantasy solutions also extend to climate change. they are not going to do anything to stop chewna's greenhouse gas emissions. instead, they will try to make fuel more expensive year. how about race relations? what about that? their reparation game will breed more resentment and they will never happen anyway. instead what they should be doing is honestly advocating for the only measure that actually improve the lives of poor and working class people. of all races. strong families, faith, hard work, the rule of law. and yes, fixing failing schools with the school choice. remember, what we kept telling you. left cannot fix anything though. because all they can do is make empty promises. like the promise that everything will be better in a few months if you just stay home and wear a mask. that is the angle. joining me now is kim strassel, fox news contributor and ohio congressman jim jordan ranking member of the judiciary committee. congressman, i want to begin with the breaking news that the house is going to cancel votes tomorrow because of this emorphis of people coming to capitol and doing harm there. disagreement about how specific the threat is. watch. >> the intelligence that i have seen that has now been released to the press is i think a butt of an overabundance of caution. >> the threat is credible. it's real. >> so who is right there? mccall says the threat is credible and real and we have the democrat senator from virginia saying well, kind of downplaying it. >> congressman: who knows? i haven't got a briefing. but you know this fits in with what the democrats want to do. they have compound around the capitol. we said this many times. you said on your show we can't build a wall on the border the border is open but we have a wall around the capitol. they are telling us because someone said something crazy on the internet they'll shut down congress. maybe that is good. in two weeks think what the democrats will do. change election law. radically change the police law and change gun law next week. and they are going to change immigration laws to add to the fact that the border is already open and unaccompanied minors flooding in the country. i don't know that the threat is that critical. we have not got an briefing. so i just don't know. my guess is this is probably not that serious but you don't knows for sure. >> i heard former f.b.i. folks on tv tonight. saying that if there is a 1% chance something could happen it's the obligation of congress to close up shop and i guess go home. i'm thinking that is an interesting scenario. we know there is chatter all the time. we know it. there was in the trump administration. lord knows. so this is going to keep happening or the militarized zone is never going to end. >> you put your finger on the important thing, laura. is this a different stand dar than one in the past? we rely on law enforcement to deal with the threats. we want congress to be safe. is this the sort of thing that would have shut down congress previously. we don't know, the congressman said we haven't had the briefing. but you can see a certain agenda in democrats' actions right now. including in the white house. because they want this to be a theme. they will try to keep what happened in january 6 alive. as an argument that the only extremists out there in the country are fall on one side of the political aisle. insurrection otherwise. this is their way of trying to undercut all conservative policies and the republican party. that is a different thing. i think it's dangerous. we should not play games with what are threats. credible or diminishing them or overhyping them because it gets in the way of law enforcement to do their job correctly. >> laura: congressman, i want to move to these forever lockdowns. dr. fauci was asked about texas. this is how he responded. >> dr. fauci: i don't know why they are doing it but it's certainly from a public health stan point is ill-advised. what we don't need right now is another surge. so just pulling back on all of the public health guidelines that we know work, it is inexplicable why you would want to pull back now. >> laura: congressman, whew should any state in the united states at this moment stay locked down when we have an open southern border? >> congressman: they shouldn't. let's go back to work. let's go back to school. let's go back to normal. sometimes the only one more wrong about covid than governor cuomo is dr. fauci. get back to prac -- practice. it's common sense. if you go outside and don't wear a mask some liberal will scream at you and say you are killing grandma. but if you are a covid-positive migrant, come on in. kim said this best. the double standard is driving americans crazy. so we are not going to protect the southern border protect the country but put a wall around congress and get a few things on the internet, shut down congress. it makes no sense. good common sense. democrats in congress don't have any. >> laura: it's so obvious. this has been going on now for a year. okay? we needed vaccines. we needed to save the hospitals. we did all that. we flattened the curve. the infections are way down. but the goal posts aren't moving. they're invisible now. okay? it's becoming obvious that it is no longer about the virus. it's about systemically changing our country. >> you know, we have talked a lot about people losing faith in for instance elections but this was also the year that people lost faith in the "experts." look at what the experts continued to say versus the real world experience. one of the great things about this country is we have 50 different states. they can all practice different types of governance. remember the days when everybody was listening happily to cuomo tell us how we were supposed to run a state. trashing on ron desantis in florida. let's compare the numbers between the states right now. in determines of the kids getting educate and the case and the deathser with population in terms of vaccination. we have the different state abilities to do different things. we should be celebrating that. let's see how it goes. >> laura: no, thaw don't independent thinking americans. they want americans who are compliant. kim and congressman jordan thank you so much. great to see both of you tonight. as it relates to immigration biden and his administration are using a three-pronged approach to cover up the ongoing border crisis. first, they deny that a crisis exists. >> do you believe right now there is a crisis at the boarder? >> i think that the answer is no. >> at what point does it become a crisis? >> well, i would say i don't think we need to melt your bar of what we need to call it. >> laura: second, by banning the press from touring the facilities that hold the unaccompanied migrant children and families. and third as you mention the angle, preventing i.c.e. from alerting the public to illegal alien criminals by locking down the twitter account. joining me now is someone dealing with the issue up close and personal. doug nickels of yuma, arizona. your message to the biden administration tonight? >> the message is the same message that i started in 2019. but were continuing now be the pandemic overlay. immigration is a federal issue. not a yuma local issue. it needs a federal solution. not a yuma local solution. >> laura: so what does it mean to local communitys? i have been to a lot of border towns and reported from del rio, texas, which is now being completely overwhelmed, the eagle pass station there. what is it like to just run the community that you live in now given the numbers? they are only going to quintuple it looks like. >> really, what it is now it's so early in the process. being been through this in 2019, i can see this tracking the same as far as the severity and where this is going. so it's really about trying to be prepared. one of the difficult things about trying to be prepared in a pandemic is the things that we have all done in response to the pandemic that don't seem to always translate. so for instance, people that are coming in the country legally or illegally, you know, there is restrictions. well, it doesn't appear to be that is the case when it comes to the all legal crossings. so as people and the families are released from the border patrol, there is no testing going on. we don't know if they are released at 6% infection rate or 20% infection rate. we don't have the information to know how to manage the situation. >> laura: are you concerned tonight, mayor, about a new covid variant spread in your community given what we have seen in some of the other bug border crossings? >> the covid variant is something that i have not everyone begun to track. trying to get my hands around what is going on now. but a variant would really be a challenge. i don't know how the current vaccines work. we have really just begun to vaccinate our community. and so to get through the point of knowing if the vaunters are going to be impact -- variants are going to be impacted by vaccines or not and really introduce our community to a whole new virus essentially. everyone though it's a variant is a big concern. we struggled and we worked really hard to make sure the community was safe and responded well and people got care we needed. that could be a challenge now. >> laura: we hope that the kids are going to be going back to school. i know governor doocy is urging that. but do schools need for complications? >> that is not what they need. they are back to school this week, most of them. that is great news. we have seen a lot of the mental health issues not just with the kids but adults. the isolation is just stuff. physical health is important and we need to take care of that but so mental health. >> laura: thank you for joining us tonight. good luck in yuma. another set of january 6 narrative goes down and glen greenwald is here to walk us through them. and house intel devin nunes says they are trying to use january 6 to reset the committee and what does that mean? 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(soft music) ♪ ♪ hello, colonial penn? just weeks ago, white nationalists helped lead an armed insurrection against our democracy. >> this was an armed insurrection. >> an armed insurrection that was designed to stop counting votes and in fact, assassinate members of congress and the vice president. >> laura: for weeks we heard that refrain. but just how armed was the so-called insurrection? >> to my knowledge we have not recovered any on the day from any other arrest at the scene at this point. >> nobody has been charged with an actual firearm weapon on the capitol or capitol grounds? >> correct. >> how many shots were fired that we know of? >> i believe the only shots that were fired were the ones that resulted in the death of the one lady. >> laura: she has a name. here to respond is glen greenwald. glen, so the same people who left the whole armed insurrection narrative spread now tell us there is a threat but they can't tell us about it. but there is chatter. so they have to cancel votes and close down the capitol and put up razor wire. what is going on here? >> you know other than russian-gate i don't think we have been deluged since the claim of the iraqi w.m.d. in 2002 as we have over the last month or so or six weeks about the riot at the capitol. i cannot overstate how desperately important it is to cling to the narrative what happened. they don't accept it if they say it's a protest that went out of control and became violent or a riot. they insist it has to be an armed insurrection as we just heard. or a coup attempt. why is that? in part they want to elevate fear levels about the political adversaries to make everybody think they are fighting not just conservatives or people with the different ideology but domestic terrorists who tried to overthrow the government. also because they are intent to introduce a whole set of new laws that will vast be f.b.i. and the c.i.a. and the n.s.a. under joe biden immense powers on american soil against american citizens which will happen to be directed also at the political adversaries. so they are desperate to maintain the mythology about what happened that day. >> laura: combing through other social media and surveillance in the offing. there was a disturbing exchange at the hearing between senator rand paul and the assistant f.b.i. director jill sandborg. >> did you have a generalized collection of data about the people who were on the hill on january 6? >> not that i'm aware of. i do know we have used data -- this is reflected in some of the charging documents that had geolocation data. i don't know the background for what the underlying predicate was for the search warrant. >> laura: geolocation and other comments about the need for more surveillance tools in social media surveillance glen. again, what does this tell us about what they will, what lengths they will go to? >> do you know thaw, this is a story that was reported by my old outlet the intercept where they gathered enormous amounts of cell phone data about everybody near the capitol including members of congress. zero legal authority. if you get enough people to be petrified of the threat by constantly elevating and unflating what it is, they will acquiesce to anything so nobody wants to ask questions about what the f.b.i. collected and whether it was illegal to do so. there was an insurrection, an armed insurrection going on and nobody should care what they do to stop it. if they create this framework doing forward that the united states is facing people who want to overthrow it and an armed group, large group in united states that believes in white nationalism threatening the existing of the government, a total fraud and fiction but if they get people to believe that, they can mass surveil citizenry and monitor everybody not just online but in the private conversations. that is what they are setting out to do. >> laura: we are going to stay on this. thank you. i couldn't think of anyone better tonight. thank you so much. when it comes to lies congressman adam schiff is a one-man super spreader. after years of peddling baseless conspiracy theories to persecute president trump is house intel chairman calling for a reset to restore comity to his committee. that would be nice. but in the next breath, he said this. >> in the democratic caucus there is continuing anger among the other emotions over the fact that even after the failed insurrection so many of republicans colleagues were back on the house floor trying to overturn the result of the elections. most of the republicans on the intelligence committee are among that group." >> laura: wow! here with me now is devin nunes, ranking member on the house intel committee. your response to the schiff's backhanded offer of unity? >> well, we have come to expect it from them. at one point we had an intelligence committee that then turned in to the impeachment get trump committee. i guess now he is going to turn it in to the let's go after the insurrectionist committee. so, look, we are all for trying to get the intelligence committee to work. but i find it hard to believe if we get to the point they call us the domestic terrorists and the armed insurrection. they fail to point out continually the democrats are the ones with a long history of objecting to the electors. so, you know, there has been a breakdown in the institutions as we well know. your guests laud out very well in the last segment. >> laura: congressman, the thing that i'm really worried about is the public now, they will be hesitant to get involved with rallies or the protests. i remember in 2009 and 2010, i think you were around during the obamacare rallies. protesting obamacare. i mean we were up on capitol hill with the great time, we had music. it was fun for people. who is going to do that now? even if the fences were down. given the fact that you now know geolocation data is used and that you could very well be surveilled and called a domestic terrorist later. >> it wouldn't the first time we were surveilled. they really did go get the phone records and they misrepresented that in the impeachment hoax. you are right. one of the basic rights we have in the country is freedom to assemble. so you have to remember that the talk is frightening the american people at this point to get out and be part of the government. because thaw don't know if their government will be spying on them. including the members of congress. the fences and the razor wire around the capitol now is a hollywood production. if we shut this down every time someone says something bad about the capitol it wouldn't open again. most americans may think that is a good idea. >> laura: if nancy pelosi as her way and she will remain in power i don't think washington will ever open. it will never be the same. they don't want the people to have access to congress. they don't want the unwashed masses to walk in and chat and make an appointment with the congressman. they don't want it anymore. they just want to tell us what to do. >> it also benefits them on another level, too. because people are afraid to come rally and protest the government. also the fact that it's all locked down, this is allowing them to squeeze through the real radical agenda with really no opposition from anybody in the united states because people don't know what is going on and they have no access to representatives. >> they are doing it tonight with a vote bill, regulating voting. we have to run. thank you so much. joe biden surrogate goes to school looking for dollars. we'll reveal what they hiding from you. seen an unseen with raymond next. do you have a life insurance policy you no longer need? 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[inaudible] >> a book. [laughter] ten years from now we don't want to forget what we learn about ourselves. we have a record of that so i encourage you to do something to remember this time. >> laura: my gosh. >> why do children want to remember a depressing time when they regressed in learning, shut in their homes and kept from their friends for no good reason? the c.d.c. guidance urged that schools be reopened even without teachers vaccinated. but the biden administration and the teachers union didn't like that. so out went the science. talk about neanderthal thinking. randy weingarten was the shadow education secretary today. patrolling the language at the events. she doesn't want the teachers back in school until they get the $170 billion payout from the covid relief bill. bad news. >> laura: leaning in to the child and saying what are you reading? like what are you wearing? kids, the kids are very intimidated by all this star power. dr. biden is in the house. they are intimidated. >> awkward. >> laura: it would have been great if they said, "well, dr. seuss." where is biden, by the way? as in the president. >> he hasn't held a press conference after 43 days in office. no president in 100 years has done. he restricted to tightly controlled events like the bipartisan cancer meeting in the oval today. the press was shoved out after a few minutes. when biden does speak, he offers addresses. here is what i mean. >> the vice president and i are of the view we can make significant strides. uh, fighting cancer and and other diseases, uh, if we take u.h. a slightly different approach. what i'm talking about today is uh how we go about -- >> laura: my god. that is a new drinking game. >> right. we would all be loaded if "uh" take a shot on every "uh." aside from the empathetic events when he conducts a zoom meeting as he did today with the democrats about the covid bill, the white house is loathed to subject to any questioning. who is pulling the cord here. listen. >> i'm happy to take questions if that is what i'm supposed to do, nance. whatever you want me to do. >> then they just bring the curtain down on him. it's like biden is playing this hide and go bleak strategy here where the only time he talks, it's all emotive stuff about people dying or the family members dying. how deeply he feels about it. but then otherwise the curtains comes down. we get no questions. before i go, i want your reaction to the latest donation to the smithsonian institution. besides edison lightbulb and judy garland ruby slippers welcome dr. fauci 3d covid model. that is right. anthony fauci receiving a great american medal from the sit sewnian for the extraordinary leadership in the covid-19 pandemic. he donated the 3d model there. i have been waiting all day. your reaction to this new addition to the smithsonian? >> laura: horton hears a spike protein, a covid spike protein. that looks, it looks -- maybe a christmas ornament for next year. that will be the white house christmas ornament. >> he should have donated the report card of the children with the "f" and the business foreclosures or donate himself. behind glass he might be less dangerous. >> laura: thank you so much. and white house adviser richmond says biden is prepared to move without congress on the issue of reparations. that does it mean? what does the man trying to fill the vacant congressional seat think about this? he will tell us next. four, five, turn, kick. we got chased by these wild coyotes! they were following her because she had beef jerky in her pocket. (laughing) (trumpet playing) someone behind me, come on. pick that up, pick that up, right there, right there. as long as you keep making the internet an amazing place to be, we'll keep bringing you a faster, more secure, and more amazing internet. xfinity. the future of awesome. we have to start breaking down systemic racism and barrier that have held people of color back. we don't want to wait for a study we support. we'll start acting now. you start talking about the free college tuition and free community college and triple title i and all of those things. you are well on your way. >> cedric richmond laying out what the biden administration is focused on. house do racial based reparations make things better for americans? what about the second congressional district? joining me is the congressional candidate bernard who is running for the richmond old seat. classen, you say that reparations are a gimmick. explain. >> today, there are people who went through a lot. he is talking about college. will the 90-year-old go to college? will someone -- the reality is we have had reparations since the 1960s. $20 billion has been spent on the government program to help minorities. where is that money? where are we today? we keep talking about reparation as if the people who are responsible for what happened 200 years ago are still alive. bibblically speaking, you shouldn't hold those responsible if the sin of their parents. jim crow was nasty but the reality didn't break black america. government program broke black america, giving them money. right now they know they are in trouble. the white house is insensitive to blacks. they are looking for gimmicky. >> laura: a piece in -- sorry. a piece in "new york" magazine noted a big problem facing the democrat party as the white liberals increasingly define the party image and the messaging that will turn off the non-prite conservative democrats -- nonwhite conservative democrats. hillary clinton voters with conservative vote on crime police and public safety far more likely to switch to trump. classen, tonight, the house of representatives passed a bill that will strip hundreds of the millions of dollars from the police departments across the country. who benefits taking money from the neighborhoods to keep people safe? >> majority black. they look out for the status quo. that sounds good but talk to the black mothers who are crying for the lost loved ones. they need to talk to the people nowed down in the street. we have a problem with the stuff they are doing. this is not helping the black people. i know, i will say this. government just needs to leave black americans alone. give them the opportunity to stand on their own two feet. for over 200 years people like frederick douglass have been saying that. level the playing field and leave us alone and allow us to find out who we are as a people. we would be in a better position. defunding the police hurt minority communities. the reality probably only 3% of the people in the minor community commit most of the crime. so you are endangering -- >> laura: classen, we will have you back. i'm fascinating by this. i think you will do a great job. you are going to surprise a lot of people. thank you so much tonight. >> laura: how long will your school age kids be in masks? an ominous clue. >> unfortunate -- how fortunate are they? they will grow into it, eventually. >> laura: grow into it? from the empathy administration. that's all the time we have tonight, shannon bream and the fox news at 19 take it all from here. shane then? >> shannon: thank you very much come halfway through the week daymac halfway through the week., president biden blasting recovery can governors who are reopening businesses calling it neanderthal thinking. a live report with the latest reaction was andrew cuomo on defense on sexual harassment allegations, offering what he calls an apology but republicans and plenty of democrats say it is not good enough.