ability to resist a coup. tomorrow also marks the fourth impeachment trial of a united states president in more than two centuries of american history. and it speaks volumes that trump has been the defendant in half of them. we re now learning what the next several days will look like with the prosecution and defense teams each receiving up to 16 hours to make their case. but it all begins with a constitutional debate over the trial itself. we already know that that s the first line of defense for trump s lawyers who claim that the senate doesn t even have the authority to try a former president. that argument suffered a significant blow today in the pages of the wall street journal, where a leading conservative scholar wrote, quote, it deies logic. the new york times says the impeachment managers prosecuting trump plans to have a fast, cinematic case showing the outrage that lawmakers experienced on january 6th. they ll also rely heavily on video to show that trump incit
that we moved beyond that. i will pick it up where you left off. all rights. i am laura ingraham. this is the ingraham angle. last week, glenn youngkin signed an executive order, you might have heard about her, he ended mask mandates and schools. but that did not stop the covid crazies and some of the school districts in virginia. they have begun suspending kids and teachers who refused to play their game. we speak to two of them exclusively tonight. and my response to saturday night live later in the show. you don t want to miss it. but first, stumbling on the warpath. that is the focus of tonight s angle. over a month ago, president biden assured a very war weary nation that putting troops in or around ukraine was not on the table. now it looks like that is right up there with the other promises he made like if you get vaxxed you can go back to normal and just 100 days of masks. hours ago, the pentagon put 8500 troops on high alert for possible deployment to eastern eur
even happier that we move beyond that all right hand .of i ll pick it up where you left off. great showw as always. right. i m laura ingraham.le this is the ingraham angle. now last week, glenn youngkin signed an executive order. you might have heard aboutht it. he ended mask mandates in schools, but that did not stop the covid crazies in some of the school districts in virginia they ve begun suspending kids and teachers who refuse to play their game. we s speak to two of them exclusively tonight and my response to saturday night live later in the show atur. you don t want to miss it. but first, stumbling on the warpath. that s the focus of tonight s @ngel. now over a month ago, president biden assured a verypr war weary nation that putting troops in or around ukraine was not on the table. well,it now it looks like that s the otherhere with promises he made. if you get vaxx, you can go back to normal and just one hundred days of masking. just o hours ago the pentagon. eight
of the united states of america. why should americans take your presidential bid seriously? well, you know, my calling is still the same, though, which is trying to tell the truth. the condition of truth is to allow suffering to speak. so i m trying to be true to the suffering and resilience of poor and working people of all colours, and to seek justice to make sure that everyone is treated fairly and justly. but keep in mind, my brother, that my campaign is just a moment in a movement. it s just a wave in an ocean of a great tradition of a black people who produce love warriors in the face of hatred, and freedom fighters in the face of terror. and it s the spillover of that rich tradition into american electoral politics. electoral politics has been so much legalised bribery and normalised corruption, it s a decadent terrain. let s just be very honest about. colonised by big money, big lobbies, benefactors, donors and so forth. unlike england, we don t have campaign financin
of the united states of america. why should americans take your presidential bid seriously? well, you know, my calling is still the same, though, which is trying to tell the truth. the condition of truth is to allow suffering to speak. so i m trying to be true to the suffering and resilience of poor and working people of all colours, and to seek justice to make sure that everyone is treated fairly and justly. but keep in mind, my brother, that my campaign is just a moment in a movement. it s just a wave in an ocean of a great tradition of a black people who produce love warriors in the face of hatred, and freedom fighters in the face of terror. and it s the spillover of that rich tradition into american electoral politics. electoral politics has been so much legalised bribery and normalised corruption, it s a decadent terrain. let s just be very honest about. colonised by big money, big lobbies, benefactors, donors and so forth. unlike england, we don t have campaign financin