fascinating, hannity, as always very. i appreciate you as always, laura. laura: this is the ingraham angle from washington tonight. we re going to get right to a. he goes low and we go hi. that s the focus of tonight s angle. when we were kids, we all playe that game hot potato. someone throws you the ball, an you have to get rid of it as fast as possible. the last one holding the ball loses. it s funny to watch kids play i may be third or second grade during recess, but it s patheti to watch an american president play the grown-up equivalent. i call it when ask tough questions, throw the question t the other guy. get this afternoon mitch mc connell said the midterm elections are going to be a report card. how do you think that report card looks right now. i think the fundamental question is what is mitch for, what are they for? what would be the republican platform right now? what do you think? i honest to god don t know what therefore? honest to god, is this the g
house as the capitol was under siege. it cites one of those moments saying, quote, as january 6th approached president trump attempted on multiple occasions to persuade vice president pence to participate in his plan. one of the president s discussions with the vice president occurred by phone on the morning of january 6th. you were present in the oval office and observed at least one side of that telephone conversation. end quote. ivanka trump s efforts to get the former president to call off the attack on the capitol are also under scrutiny. testimony from mike pence s then national security adviser keith kellogg is also included in the letter. here is one exchange. the committee asked him, quote, do you think that ivanka trump could help get president trump to a place where he would make a statement to try and stop this? kellogg answered, yes. the committee also asked so you thought ivanka could get her taeth to do something about it. kellogg replied take a course of actio
then national security adviser, keith kellogg, is also included in the letter. here is one exchange. the committee asked him quote, do you think that ivanka trump could help get president trump to replace, where he would make a statement to try to stop? this kellogg answered yes. the committee also answered, so you thought ivanka could get her father to do something about it? kellogg replied, to take a course of action. kelly that went on to describe several attempts of ivanka trump to appeal to her father. the committee asked, and so presumably so the first time that i want to trump when in, it wasn t sufficient or she would have had to go back at least one more time, i assume, is that correct? telegraph bonded, yes ma am. i think she went back in there because ivanka can be pretty tenacious. the january six committee vice chair liz cheney, gave something of a preview to this testimony earlier this month. we know, as he was sitting there in the dining room, next to t
believe. get your space helmets and stay for that. but first of all, there is a new poll that caught my attention. it claims that 58% of americans believe democracy is in danger of collapse. collapse! i can see why they might think that. i m not talking about the media fuel that january 6 narrative or a band of goofballs broke windows of the capital. citizens obnoxious trance. trespassing s are not a threat to the democracy. otherwise the doj would have a task force tracking down the rioters as well. the real threat is the one the founders identified appeared to an tyrannical government that forces its will on citizens. regardless of what the constitution says. a good example is the biden administration s push to secure what it calls voting rights legislation. they are in mind the democrats have introduced versions of their election reform bills for years. they brought it to a vote around flag day they might have argued the bill has to be passed or you will never see old glor
for that. but first of all, there is a new poll that caught my attention. it claims that 58% of americans believe democracy is in danger of collapse. collapse! i can see why they might think that. i m not talking about the media fuel that january 6 narrative or a band of goofballs broke windows of the capital. citizens obnoxious trespassing are not a threat to the democracy. otherwise the doj would have a task force tracking down the rioters as well. the real threat is the one the founders identified. an tyrannical government that forces its will on citizens. regardless of what the constitution says. a good example is the biden administration s push to secure what it calls voting rights legislation. they are in mind the democrats have introduced versions of their election reform bills for years. they brought it to a vote around flag day they might have argued the bill has to be passed or you will never see old glory again. but with mlk day approaching, they made the bill abou