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laura: good evening, everyone. i hope you had a great thanksgiving weekend. i m laura ingraham. this is the ingraham angle from washington tonight. thanks for joining us. with just 50 days can you believe it until the iowa caucuses, the polls are tightening nationally. governor ron desantis is making a stop right here on the angle. but, first, money for nothing. that s the focus of tonight s angle. all right. unless you are the son of a president and are able to charge, what, $300,000 for art that looks like it should be hanging in a middle school hallway, you know the biden economy it s in the pits. how is the economy in your estimate? it s horrible. the economy is very bad right now. the cost of everything is very expensive. we don t spend the money like we used. to say i just spend more, obviously, i m spending a whole lot more. i will spend what i usually spend but it probably won t buy nearly as much. well, the facts are undeniable. even the biden ....
hello and a warm welcome to our viewers joining us in the u.s. and all around the world, i m max foster joining you live from london, 9:00 a.m. in london, 11:00 a.m. in gaza, where the war is about to start the second month. with pushes under way to prevent wider conflict in the region, secretary of state antony blinken is in turkey right now meeting with his turkish counterpart. u.s. officials say he will underscore the importance of protecting civilian lives during that meeting on sunday, blinken made an announced visit to iraq to discuss the hamas conflict. in gaza, communications are down, and there was a complete interruption on sunday. the telecom network services aid agencies say they lost contact with its workers the third communications blackout. it comes as the head of 18 aid agencies including usaid agencies called for a human taken cease-fire in both israel and the palestinian territories. the search continues for survivors of a deadly blast in the refug ....
thaunk you. that rain is coming down hard in the north bay. people in napa and sonoma counties are facing the possibility of flooding and mudslides. reporter: they definitely are. folks here in santa rosa have already suffered so much loss. tonight s flash flood watch has many folks worried they may see more destruction. we had a beautiful field. it s great area. reporter: sharon is still dealing with the loss of her fountain grove home to the tubbs fire. tonight she s got a whole new worry. the threat her lot my slide in the rain. it s scary. it s scary. it s just a watch, wait and see. reporter: city, county and state crews are working hard to gear up for the wet weather. they ve covered hillsides with stabilizing hydro mulch and today closed circuit tv crews have been out in force using motorized cameras to inspect storm drains. they found 23 problem spots where underground storm pipes have melted. emergency repairs have been under way. given the amount ....
president asked him to shut down the fbi investigation into michael flynn. agents were looking into the national security adviser s connection to russia and that cost him his job. tonight, congress has asked to see the comey memo and the white house is denying the president ever made that request of comey. as for the president, he hosted the turkish president for meetings at the white house and took no questions from reporters. more breaking news. one man is fighting to survive in a dc hospital after protests broke out along dc s famous embassy road. one happened at the turkish ambassador s residence and another took place at the turkish embassy. reporter: things are quieter. very different than a ago when a riot sent nine people to the hospital. if you are curious who started this fight, it is all a matter of who you ask. the group of protesters made up of kurdish and armanian protesters were charged. one claimed one of the president s bodyguard put her in a head ....
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