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forward to your town hall sean can t wait to see it. thanks laura have a good show. i m laura ingraham this is the ingraham angle. we have a lot to get to, senator lindsey graham glen green walled hanson plus a hilarious seen and unseen. but first, liar liar. that s the focus of tonight s angle. this weekend it became obvious that the biden administration is just losing control of its covid narrative. remember, it was just about two weeks ago now that president biden was close to declaring independence from the virus. but now, the white house is grappling with a new reality that threatens any chance of a real recovery. now, of course, the focus on the delta variant and the misplaced emphasis on tracking case numbers instead of preventing serious illness is coming back to bite them. the control freaks in la county are reinstituting mask mandates. masking indoors must again become a normal practice by all regardless of vaccination status so we can stop the level of ....
space rocket science there that makes a lot of us optimistic about the possibility that more and more humans will get an opportunity to go to space. and that opens up all kinds of things that you could possibly not imagine right now. yeah. it was interesting, miles, i spoke to jeff bezos just a couple of minutes ago when his brother and we ll have that tape shortly for you. but one of the things that we said is that it is better than he expected. he read a lot about what to expect, what it was going to be like. but it surpassed his expectations. he talk the a lot, too, about his vision for the future of space exploration and space colonization. i want to bring in mitchia kaku, a theoretical physicist. how likely is that vision of having a permanent settlement on moon or on mars, having the kind of space exploration, the kind of human presence in space that bezos and elon musk are talking about? well the key factor that has not been mentioned yet, cost. the cost has ....
how are they feeling and what was your takeaway? she seem pumped and psyched. whether you are in that rocket or looking at that rocket you re pumped. something that jeff bezos has been doing going back 21 years elon musk and richard branson. no rush to be first but a rush to be right. he has taken some slings and arrows on this being the second man in space but his blue origin company is pointing out he will go higher than branson did. 66 miles versus 53. a back and forth on what s really space. i think when you re up there and see the black contrasted with the blue of earth you re in space. once you are there for 2 or 3 minutes it is a big achievement. a huge achievement. sandra: susan lee is with us as well. i love that he chose his brother, mark, to accompany him. his little brother. he is a firefighters here in westchester county outside of new york city and runs a financial firm as well but brothers going to space and an 18-year-old oliver damon, a dutch teenag ....
fall. it is a crush against delta. we ve done it for hundreds of millions of students, we can do it for those on the front line. that is it us it for us. stephanie ruhle picks up the coverage. have a great day. hi there, i m stephanie ruhle. it is monday, july 26, and we have to start with a dramatic turn in the covid virus vaccination battle. states with the biggest increases of new covid infections are also reporting an uptick in vaccinations. the country s overall vaccination rate has also increased since last week. take a look at this, these five states had the heist number of cases as of this morning they are all reporting a higher really of new vaccinations. compared to the national average. according to nbc news data, the united states is now averaging 699 first doses per 100,000 residents, that is up from 590 the week before. good news. but it might not be enough to stop the delta variant s aggressive spread. nationwide skass are up 50% week over week with h ....
for christine romans. just three days until the olympics officially begin, but competition actually starts today. softball kicks off the a 8:00 p.m. with australia versus japan and the u.s. faces italy at 11:00 p.m. eastern. and the rest of the games can t come soon enough for the organizers. tokyo just reported its second highest increase of new cases sense january 21st. blake essig is live in tokyo for us. another day, another athlete testing positive for covid. what is the feeling in tokyo right now? reporter: you know, as far as athletes are concerned, generally speaking some are worried and for good reason by no fault of their own after a lifetime of preparation, their olympic dream could be cut short if they catch covid-19 or are considered a close contact with someone who tests positive. now, that fear has been realized by two american athletes already who tested positive for covid-19 including katie lou samuelson and kara eaker, an alternate for the women s ....