the whole crew is here. if you like the chamber tonight, i guess even if everybody is vaccinated, you still have to wear your mask. you can t go to the place. i thought we would be safe if avenue and got vaccinated. what happened to that argument? no, we are actually bubble wrapping our audience here tomorrow. you re going to bubbler at the governor s? yet. you can fit all of them. we re going to bounce off of each other all night long. but hannity, we re going to pick it up where you left off it. and we going to go home at like 1:30 in the morning. i am laura ingraham, this is the the ingraham angle. live from orlando tonight. i m going to tell you more about what will happen tomorrow here a bit later. at first, you get it, it s my response to biden s congressional address. now to hear but until late america is just completely plagued by emergency. no one nation can deal with all the crises of our time. pendant inks, climate crisis, systemic racism and are gun vi
taught that the color of their skin defines him again. hear me clearly. america is not a racist country. it s backwards to fight this clinician with different types of discrimination. kristin: attendance in the house chamber tonight was limited to 200 lawmakers, still wearing masks and social distancing during the speech but afterwards you can see wanamaker speaking up close with the president. nicole malliotakis is standing by for a reaction tonight, plus we got the latest on that new reporting that members of andrew cuomo s administration deliberately locked locked relief. and in elizabeth city, protesters gathering for an eighth straight day to demonstrate and to defy and 8:00 p.m. curfew. and while we ve got congressional correspondent jacqui heinrich standing by with reaction from capitol hill but let s get started with white house correspondent kevin corke. a relatively muted tone for mr. biden in his first address before a joint session of congress. he did urge law