the ingraham angle from washington pretty well no one immunologist doing some research on that and rna covid vaccine, tuesday night he revealed they missed something significant. he is back tonight with more on that. but first, a time for action, that s a focused of tonight s angle. now in case you did not notice, democrats love shutdowns and covid mandates as much as they love, i don t know, high taxes and climate rim. i think it s safe to say that many of the liberals were never happier when americans were forced by the government out of the workforce come out of schoo, away from church and even away from friends and family. not only was there all that interrupted time to finally catch all six seasons of downton abbey, all that time for youtube yoga and planting herb gardens. it presented them a golden opportunity. the viral emergency could offer a stealth way to change america forever. a fearful public, they wagered would also be a complete cement complacent public
on purpose. shannon: the mainstream media can t believe how these governors have weathered the pandemic. cases are on the rise. while in the south, states like arkansas and texas are seeing their numbers drop. we want shooting shocks texas shortly after he a defiant tweet from governor drug habit. it did the president get caught in another pinocchio? president biden: go to a gun show, buy whatever you want. if if the president believes they don t have to undergo a background check out a gun show. that s not his belief. he believes that background checks should be universal. shannon: fox news @ night starts right now. not long after president biden signed a new executive orders on gun control, a bryan, texas , man allegedly shot five people at an industrial complex he worked at, killing one of them. the suspect led the lease on a high speed chase before being stopped and arrested. kevin corke and is looking tonight about the politics of both guns and covid are sh
for work for 15 years. and still they paid him. until they noticed he wasn t actually there. hello, i m katty kay in washington, christian fraser is in london. derek chauvin is spending his first full day in prison, in solitary confinement, for his own safety. yesterday he was found guilty of murdering george floyd, today authorities released a new mug shot of him after he was transferred to a maximum security prison in minnesota. he will be sentenced injune, lawyers say he will spend at least 12 years in prison. the us attorney general has announced a broad investgation into the minnepolis police department and its practices. notjust over its policing, but how it manages protests too. for many in that city the verdict is still sinking it. a victory notjust for supporters of george floyd, but for all those who have been denied justice over the years. as our correspondent nick bryant reports. guilty! applause there wasjoy in applause there was joy in the moment of justice. a v
class and many have to pass by homeless camps. parents come in the morning and do a sweep to make sure there aren t any needles that need picked up before the chirp get here. check out incredible rainbow on mars. critics say the chances of the image being an actual rainbow unlikely. rock casbah. ainsley: brian hates this song. brian: it is the worst. it s one of those songs you can t wait for it to end. ainsley: how you cannot hear it and sing along. steve: the way it works, brian. when you hear a song it takes you back to that time in your life. brian: right. steve: so whatever was going on in your life, that song you just didn t like. brian: i remember no matter what kind of day i was having when i heard this song everything got worse. it just it s a song that goes nowhere. they keep saying the same thing over and over again. steve: what song do you like? brian: i like feelings, debby boone. she was it really touched me. steve: i don t think debby boone did feelin
contacts with russian officials. not only that, flynn is a devote conspiracy theorists, he s put forth outlandish views in december when he advised the failed former president during a cable tv interview and days later during a meeting at the white house to invoke martial law and rerun elections in swing states won by joe biden. that man was nearly one of the most powerful people in the united states government right around the same time the failed former president was heavily pressuring republican officials in select states to commit voter fraud and overturn results of the election. imagine georgia republican officials instead of showing courage and standing up with him, going along with that lie. how very close he came to destroying american democracy. at least 17 senate republicans are needed to admit the truth that this individual who is residing at his tropical golf resort is not fit to serve as the commander in chief, that donald trump directly incited a violent group o