think i m of the, people that makeup and hair. laura: there are the best. sean: i do my own every night, believe it or not, it might surprise people i do it fast it takes about 3030 second. laura: okay, we don t care about you. sean: i hope something s going that hannity s hair is out of place, the makeup also. laura: is the aqua net. sean: oh, really? old spice too? laura: all right, we got to roll. sean: conversations when you talk about the great people, the hair and makeup people are wonderful people. laura: hannity, thank you. sean: you re digging a grave! laura: we ve got to roll, i m laura ingraham this is the ingraham angle from washington. should the u.s. we cut the beijing olympics? my angle later lays out the argument for the boy cart. mike pompeo offers his thoughts and are we debuting a brand-new segment today? you bet, the the ingraham angle mystery guest. throughout the show, we will give you clues before we reveal the big name. fromo
legend who broke barriers and tributes pouring in after a fashion icon s tragic death. this is nbc nightly news with lester holt. good evening with the world health organization warning of a very high global risk, president biden tonight says the omicron covid variant is cause for concern and not a cause for panic. here s what we know as we come on the air tonight. the variant first identified in south africa has now been discovered in more than a dozen countries, including canada, raising concerns about the speed of its transmission late today the cdc recommending booster shots for everyone 18 and over who is beyond six months of their initial doses. white house officials say it may be two weeks before key questions are answered, including whether the omicron variant can evade vaccines the president tonight reassuring americans that new lockdowns are off the table. our team is in place with the very latest, starting with gabe gutierrez. reporter: tonight, with the
room where john kirby is set to headline that briefing just moments from now. john: the big question, what will he have to say today about beijing setting up a spy base in america s back yard. kirby now admitting what the national security spokesperson said just days ago that china has a spy base in cuba, yes, it s real. sandra: biden administration they have ports on both sides of the panama canal already that can restrict that shipping. they have a space monitoring station in the mountains of argentina, to track our satellites, buying up farmland left and right. john: congressman mike waltz sounding the alarm about the chinese spy base in cuba about 100 miles from u.s. soil. that on top of several other ways china is trying to steal our nation s top-secret. sandra: ukraine s counteroffensive against russia is well underway. the test to see if billions of american dollars to the country is put to good use but it s happening as putin cozy up to russia, and iran sa
harris. the vice president has been a partner. you have heard him say that multiple times. today marks the 70th anniversary of d-day. i got in on the planning of d-day i have been waiting for. this sorry, sorry. steve: we re having our own fox square diner segment. brian: we brought the diner to fox square. [cheers] why do you fill me up butter cup, baby just to let me down led me around [applause] i need you brian: do you know what i m realizing not many people use the term butter cup anymore. it used to be a popular term. you see in those marilyn monroe movies. john wayne movies. butter cup. you hear it used sarcastically toughen up butter cup. ainsley: my dog s name is rosy tiny butter cup. my daughter named her. she came with the name tiny. and she wanted to keep tiny in there but she wanted to add a butter cup. steve: fantastic. brian: we wanted to add the paris baguette to fox square. we wanted to make this whole place a diner. it s success
hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the sunday papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are benedicte paviot of france 2a and kevin schofield of politics home. we start with the mail on sunday, which claims that the prime minister theresa may is considering a dramatic u turn on university tuition fees to attract younger voters to the tory party. the observer reports a tory revolt against public sector cuts, suggesting theresa may is facing pressure from within her cabinet, who are demanding a radical overhaul of state funding for public services. brexit talks is the sunday telegraph s headline as the paper leads with concern that number 10 has told business leaders that theresa may could abandon brexit talks over the divorce bill . the express reports that british fishermen will be given exclusive rights to a 12 mile zone around the coastline under post brexit plans. and rogue sas unit accused of executing civilians is the headline on the cover of the times.