but first this hour, just an hour from now, we heard learn a lot more about the deadly insurrection at the capitol. the fbi director christopher wray will testify for the first time since the insurrection on security failures that day and in advance. and where to terrorists in this country, domestic terrorists, where do those risks stand today? lawmakers are going to press him on a number of fronts. evan perez joins us now. we ve heard from a lot of folks involved to this point but not yet the fbi director. he did warn congress six months before the attack about domestic terrorism. what more have we learned and where do we expect him to face hard questions today? one of the first tough questions i think you ll hear from members in this committee is whether the fbi dropped the ball, jim, because, obviously, there was an attack on congress. the fbi is the agency that is supposed to provide the intelligence to protect that building, to protect the nation. and we heard last wee
that we moved beyond that. i will pick it up where you left off. all rights. i am laura ingraham. this is the ingraham angle. last week, glenn youngkin signed an executive order, you might have heard about her, he ended mask mandates and schools. but that did not stop the covid crazies and some of the school districts in virginia. they have begun suspending kids and teachers who refused to play their game. we speak to two of them exclusively tonight. and my response to saturday night live later in the show. you don t want to miss it. but first, stumbling on the warpath. that is the focus of tonight s angle. over a month ago, president biden assured a very war weary nation that putting troops in or around ukraine was not on the table. now it looks like that is right up there with the other promises he made like if you get vaxxed you can go back to normal and just 100 days of masks. hours ago, the pentagon put 8500 troops on high alert for possible deployment to eastern eur
governor ron desantis not only has a plan for removing illegals from his state, he also has an idea of where he wants to send them. he is here tonight with more. plus, dr. jill steps into safer husband and kamala s inflation era redecoration. raymond arroyo explains that in seen and unseen. but first, the walking dead. that s the focus of tonight s angle. a political party like company or maybe a sports team or school should always have a succession plan. it s about preparing for the foreseen and unforeseen. who can step in as the next ceo or the next head coach, the next school principal. how about the next speaker of the house of the senate majority leader? the democrats have no such plan for their creaky leadership at the top, and i have a very shallow bench. consider their leadership lineup. it looks like a new version of cocoon, this time set in washington. a faltering, debilitated 79-year-old president who would be 83 at the start of his second term. president bid
tipping point for armed violence in america. plus, another infamous claim of voter fraud goes poof. dead people voted in clark county. the jaw dropping republican plan to choke off any chance a democrat could ever win in wisconsin. all in starts now. good evening from new york. i m chris hays. we begin with this moment. something you don t actually see a lot of this american politics. majority party with control of government passes something bold and ambitious that it truly believes in. the yays are 220. the nays are 213. the build back better bill is passed! [ applause ] yes the bill still has to pass the senate. where a lot of the real fight will be. there s a whole host of truly ground breaking provisions in the legislation that passed this morning. first how did we get to this moment. this vote was a victory for the biden agenda and working folks in the country. and democrats in more ways than one. it came after some truly odd theet ricks from house minority le
this is something that has happened previously between other presidents and vice presidents, most recently when george w. bush got put under, had anesthesia in order to have colonoscopies. dick cheney was acting president for each of those times for a couple of hours. under ronald reagan as well, in 1985, george bush sr., vice president poppy bush, was acting president for eight hours while reagan had surgery for colon cancer in 1985. today it was just under an hour and a half while president biden had a colonoscopy as part of his annual physical. the white house then released a long, detailed readout from president biden s doctor about his health and everything they looked at in his physical. we learned, or at least had confirmed as current, the fact that the president takes a blood thinner, also a cholesterol drug. he takes over the counter allergy medicine. he has a little bit of reflux he takes pepcid for. the doctor said he noticed president biden has been clearing his t