but for many at tonight s gathering the focus is on what comes next, after donald trump survived an assassination attempt at his pennsylvania rally that plunged the us presidential race into a state of shock and uncertainty. it s prompted calls to tone down rhetoric on both sides. what are you looking forward to in the days ahead? an what are you looking forward to in the days ahead? in the days ahead? an exciting time in my in the days ahead? an exciting time in my home in the days ahead? an exciting time in my home state - in the days ahead? an exciting time in my home state of - time in my home state of wisconsin, a great city on the leg. i hope we focus on the policies needed to move our country forward. i think is sobering moment to refocus us on what makes america such a great country and what policies we need to put in place to get our country back on track. we have a big opportunity to focus on how to bring down inflation, address illegal migration. if we stay fo
the ingraham angle from washington pretty well no one immunologist doing some research on that and rna covid vaccine, tuesday night he revealed they missed something significant. he is back tonight with more on that. but first, a time for action, that s a focused of tonight s angle. now in case you did not notice, democrats love shutdowns and covid mandates as much as they love, i don t know, high taxes and climate rim. i think it s safe to say that many of the liberals were never happier when americans were forced by the government out of the workforce come out of schoo, away from church and even away from friends and family. not only was there all that interrupted time to finally catch all six seasons of downton abbey, all that time for youtube yoga and planting herb gardens. it presented them a golden opportunity. the viral emergency could offer a stealth way to change america forever. a fearful public, they wagered would also be a complete cement complacent public
great interview with the santos. laura: thank you, see you tomorrow night. this is the ingraham angle from washington. a canadian immunologist was part of the group did the nearly research on the amrna covid vaccine. tuesday night he revealed they missed something significantly she s back tonight with more on that but first a time for action is the focus of tonight s angle. in case you didn t notice democrats love shutdowns and covid mandates as much as they love high taxes and i think it is safe to say many liberals were never happier than when americans were forced by their governments out of the workforce, out of schools, away from church and even away from friends and family. not only was there all the interrupted time to catch all 6 seasons of downtown abby and youtube yoga and planting herb gardens, it presented, golden opportunity. i emergency cut off for a way to change america forever. of fearful public, they wagered would be a complacent public. interestingly, ant
this is the golden state is sitting on $75 billion surplus. how did this happen? we ll break down the numbers. the great debate over returning to work. many employees say they want to continue working remotely because in their employer force them back to the office? our legal eagles weigh in. we begin with the hack heard around the world. drivers at home. let s get to kevin corke. he s tracking the latest developments. good evening. the group is called dark side. they are responsible for the attack that happened. the investigation into the attack is ongoing. labeling through the sophistication of the tools is very high. the white house is weighing in and they say they are monitoring reports of fuel shortages across the country especially on the east coast and in the southeast. this is of a my administration, our administration has been tracking extremely carefully. i have been briefed every day. the attack carried out by darkside forest colonial pipeline to shut down ap
hannity as always and i ll have a good show as always. i will. i m laura ingraham. this is ingraham angle from washington tonight . we re going to get right to it. he goes hello and we go hi. that s the focus of tonight s angle. now when we were kids we all played that game hot potato so someone throws the ball and you have to get rid of it as fast as possible. the last one holding a ball loses. now it s funny to watch kids play maybe third second grade during recess, but it s pathetic to watch an american president play the grown up equivalent, i call it when asked tough questions. throw the question to the other guy this afternoon the senate minority leader mitch mcconnell said that the midterm elections are going to be a report card. how do you think that report card looks right now? i think that the fundamental question which mitch is i wonder what would be the republican platform? what do you think? i mean, i just i honest to god, i don t know what are for honest to