mistrial and growing controversy over so mike the biden administration s alleged targeting of parents upset about what is being taught to their children. house republicans say a whistle-blower s email how the fbi tracked some of those parents and that attorney general merrick garland has some explaining to do. the ranking members of the house judiciary committee jim jordan joins us to discuss. plus is an abide in taking a a d electric hummer for a test ride at gm s new test plan detroit amid a growing national auto crisis and skyrocketing gasoline prices paid would begin tonight in kenosha, wisconsin, where tensions are mounting as a kyle wren house jersey considers the charges against him with a third day of deliberation on the horizon. course pardon no mike bill mckinney is on the ground again. good evening. moving into day three of deliberation. tensions are growing both in and outside the courtroom. today, kyle wren houses attorneys once again requested a mistrial for t
safer, frankly. i will just stand next he would not say anything. i m not saying anything the entire time. have a great show. laura: we will see you tomorrow night, awesome show tonight as always. i m laura ingraham, this is the ingraham angle on a busy tuesday. last month, attorney general merrick garland testified that the fbi wasn t targeting concerned parents. now it doj whistle-blower has come forward to say that s a lie. congressman jim jordan s committee received that complaint and he is here tonight exclusively, but first, democrats dangerous mutation is the focus of tonight s angle. kind of the perfect harmony captured in that old coca-cola commercial. laura: you see what you missed a beat didn t grow up then? great commercials. they were kind of nonthreatening hippies who wax poetics about things like world peace, tolerance, and free speech for anyone. even though this is the most reprehensible views. say what you want about the flower power crowd but th
going on here. why is the patriot act being used against parents. shannon: our chief correspondent breaks it all down . plus wisconsin guard personnel on guard. we have the very latest on wher things stand in kenosha tonight. and homeland security secretary mayorkas and trouble and capito hill. more than double the total from october 2020. we begin tonight with that bombshell accusation that the fbi may be investigating. suit get heated at school board meetings. what is the truth? trace gallagher is on the case tonight. good evening, trace. the whistleblower is reportedly an fbi agent who provided several republican lawmakers with the internal mem from the head up the criminal and counterterrorism division. the memo directed ages to intimidation against its to cater spike using a threat tag, which allows agents to gauge whether the threat is on a national level and provide information to state and local law enforcement. republican nominee is that the whistleblower memor
to you because i feel safer. i m not saying anything the entire time. laura: have a great show. ashley: we will see you tomorrow, awesome show tonight. this is ingraham angle on a busy tuesday. last month attorney general mary garland testified that the fbi wasn t targeting concerned parents, now a doj whistleblower has come forward to say that is allied with committee received the complaint and if you re exclusively but first democrats dangerous mutation is the focus of tonight s angle. everything growing up i thought liberals were peace, love and understanding types so kind of the perfect harmony captured in that old coca-cola commercial. i like to teach the world to sing and peter carmine i like to keep it company see what you missed if you didn t grow up then, great commercials. they were nonthreatening hippies who waxed poetic about things like world peace, tolerance and free speech for everyone even though it is worth the most reprehensible views. they wou
died in the third was wounded. all of this as wisconsin officials remain on edge. sandra: alexis mccracken was asserting itself alive outside of the courthouse there for the crowd has been building. all of this went down when we learned that the jury had a couple of questions when the judge front of impact in the courtroom. that s right. there s been a lot of action in the courtroom. the jury seats were empty and now they have been in and out of the courtroom here as they have more questions for the judge. the prosecution and the defense and the room as well. it is not surprising that these jurors might have questions. these are the instructions they were given. more than 30 pages of instructions. the jurors, a couple of things that we know they asked are that they wanted to receive the video from the night in question a few more times. the judge will be allowing them to come back in the courtroom to review those clips as well as pictures. moments ago, drudge bruce schroe