all right? by the way you we what else he s doing? probably calling putin president chief to make more deals. laura: let s get it going quick, quick, quick. awesome show, as always. i m laura ingraham this is the ingraham angle from washington tonight. now, joe biden had, i think, one of the worst wakes of any president since maybe watergate today the supreme court stomped on his signature vaccine mandate for big businesses exactly what we warnd them would happen. yesterday the american people stomped their feet in that quinnipiac poll giving him a hideous 33% approval rating saying this week biden thought drama tiezing jap 6, and race baiting would justify doing away with the filibuster to pas this massive government take takeover and he thought this was going to pressure senators to relent. once again, he badly miscalculated and got stomped. ask to eliminate this threshold from whichever party holds the majority amount to a group of people separated on two sides of a
approve of biden s job performance and those 33 percent were rushed back to the mental health facility where the pollsters had fowbd them. his approval s like his body temperature, barely above freezing. it s trawp three points since november and beats former president trump s worst approval rating bay one point. at least he can finally say he s better at trump than something. it is an amazing comparison considering the press that trump got was a relentless drum beat of hysterical hate. and yet joe who has none of that from the press, is rated worse than trump. how is it that an old man coddled by every media entity on earth is less popular than the monster the media deemed worse than hitler, stalin, and maroon 5 combined. yeah, it s an amazing feat, but not when you see how bad it s really gotten. vaccinated americans wondering why you refuse to restrict their activities saying most americans will get covid. we ll talk about that later. gutfeld: there we go, he s prayi
provide critical support to help relieve some of the drain and the strain on the health care system. and more relief. early indications suggest the omicron surge is starting to slow in a handful of northeastern cities such as new york and washington, d.c., that bianna got hit first with this. yeah. that is a promising sign. in moments, president biden will speak from the white house laying out his latest efforts to tackle the pandemic. then he ll be heading to capitol hill later this afternoon where he will make a direct appeal to senate democrats to take action on voting rights. this as house minority leader kevin mccarthy changes his tune, saying he will not cooperate with the committee investigating the capitol riot despite previously saying he d do so. we begin this morning at the white house with president biden set to address the nation as covid hospitalizations hit record highs. cnn white house correspondent john harwood is following. john, the president expect
president biden will meet with democrats on capitol hill this afternoon trying to get moderates on board with blowing up the senate rule book, the nuclear option. it would clear a path for democrats to federalize u.s. elections. bill: the president s big speech on that topic is being slammed by republicans. a few democrats chiming in, too. minority leader mitch mcconnell went to the floor of the senate with a stem winder of a speech and let it fly. this president said we should see each other not as adversaries but as neighbors. yesterday he called millions of americans his domestic enemies. the president s rant rant yesterday was incoherent, incorrect, and beneath his office. i did not recognize the man at the podium yesterday. dana: senator tom cotton had a memorable floor speech of his own. we ll talk to him in a moment. let s go to jackie heinrich at the white house as they wake to the number of 33% approval. good morning. senate democrats getting their first me
just about half an hour from now, president biden is scheduled to speak about his administration s next steps in the fight against the pandemic, including sending central medical teams to hospitals in six states where hospitals have been overwhelmed. as covid runs rampant through schools and child hospitalizations rise, we look at what can be done to keep kids safe and in the classroom. we re also watching the u.s. supreme court, could be a big day, justices might release more rulings any moment now, among those we could see, the biden vaccination rule for businesses. we re also keeping an eye on capitol hill, where later today, president biden will appeal to senate democrats to change the rules to pass voting rights legislation, which now is looking challenged, to say the least. meantime, american and russian diplomats are wrapping up several days of talks aimed at easing tensions between russia and ukraine, but has anything changed? and the biden administration says it