agenda. back here at home, dive teams are trying to rescue people after torrential downpours in the northeast. the flooding turning deadly in new york. and more cases of malaria are being found in the united states. what you need to know to stay safe. we begin with breaking news from russia where there is a surprising twist related to last month s failed uprising. the kremlin says russia s vladimir putin met with the head of the wagner group and its top commanders just five days after the attempted rebellion, but the whereabouts of the wagner group s leader are still unclear. this comes as president biden makes his way to lithuania for a hike-stakes nato summit where the war in ukraine will be high on the agenda. but the president says ukraine will not become a nato member state, at least not for now. i don t think it s ready for membership in nato. i don t think there is unanimity in nato about whether or not to bring ukraine into the nato family now at this moment i
laura: good evening, i m laura ingraham, this is the ingraham angle from washington tonight. just 50 days until the iowa caucuses. governor ron desantis is making a stop on the angle. firsts, money for nothing is the focus of tonight s angle. unless you are the son of a president and able to charge $300,000 for art, you know the biden economy, it s in the pits. how is the economy in your estimate? horrible. the cost of everything is very expensive. i just spend more, i spend, but it probably won t buy nearly as much. laura: the facts are undeniable. even the biden-friendly media, from bloomberg, groceries up 35%, rent is only up 20%. from the atlantic houses are unaffordable. rural areas are expensive, suburbs are expensive, cities are expensive, thanks to mortgage rates. increased by 50%. wall street journal shows belief in the american dream is dying, just 36% of americans said it is still possible if you work hard, the american dream. 45% said true, but not a
laura: good evening, everyone. i hope you had a great thanksgiving weekend. i m laura ingraham. this is the ingraham angle from washington tonight. thanks for joining us. with just 50 days can you believe it until the iowa caucuses, the polls are tightening nationally. governor ron desantis is making a stop right here on the angle. but, first, money for nothing. that s the focus of tonight s angle. all right. unless you are the son of a president and are able to charge, what, $300,000 for art that looks like it should be hanging in a middle school hallway, you know the biden economy it s in the pits. how is the economy in your estimate? it s horrible. the economy is very bad right now. the cost of everything is very expensive. we don t spend the money like we used. to say i just spend more, obviously, i m spending a whole lot more. i will spend what i usually spend but it probably won t buy nearly as much. well, the facts are undeniable. even the biden frien
coming months. meanwhile though where you might see bigger deals is in electric vehicles. those analysts note that ev inventory rs starting to build up because production is ramping up and buyers aren t yet flocking to get one. tesla and others have cut prices to spur demand so there might be a chance to get a better price on an ev than some traditional internal combustion vehicles. and dom, is it because ice, because the electric cars, there s more in the production pipeline? does that mean this price lowering has also come into the new car market? it has come into the new car market as well. more than anything else, jose, it is about whether or not people consumers, not just here in america, but around the world, are likely to adopt evs quicker. there are folks that have gone the ev route, but not as many as