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Everyone, young laura ingraham,r and this is from washington tonight. Nikki haley and war with Newt Gingrich and moments,s ju. First biden judicial sneak is tonights focus of tonights angle. Sunday, the bide N Administration put it left demand for diversiti and activism above confidence and merit. As you know, one of the biggest priorityis of Theri Lypresident s nominating and confirming extraordinarily qualified men and women who are dedicated to the constitution and who represent the diversity of america. Laura from the open borders to the push for transgender isism, the democrats have relied on handpicked judge, to validate these policies regardless of the constitution through law or plain common sense of biology, which takes us to todays Senate Judiciary Committee Hearing topoin considr the nominations of several Biden Appointees to federal judgeships. The democrats were hoping to squeak these nominees through, all of them women, knowing americans dont see much of these hearings. B
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When he s talking about the paris climate deal, even the europeans in the lead up to the g20 meeting that is happeningth it s this week with president trump, they ve even said that they are not going to bring up the paris deal because they know where president trump stands and it s a waste of time. so, i understand this is one ofl his big legacy items, but i think it s all in the timing. if they want to use him from the left leading up to an election, great.o but right now, i wouldn t do it. jesse: obama s definitiont of leadership is leading from behind. i am not sure we need lectures from present obama about that. who knew the apology tour was going to continue after he leaves office. pretty amazing. we all know the reason that the rest of the world wants us to get out of the paris deal,we because it knocks america down to size.th juan: is that right? that s your interpretation? jesse: it s the truth. kimberly: apologies who are not back by popular demand. juan: here s anot
Are part of the opposition that are probably as bad or as worse as assad. that is a complication. should we put all of that in the hands of someone i don t trust to start with, in this case it is putin? by the way the president didn t trust him either until last tuesday. jenna: senator inhofe, great o have you on the program. great to see you, sir. great to see you, jenna. jon: new details of a woman who is accused killing her new husband by pushing him over the cliff. what the man s friend are saying about her and her relationship. plus russia s plan to get syrian chemical weapons under control. you heard what senator inhofe thinks. can we trust this plan or russia? what are the risks? that is coming up on happening now. the wisest kid in the whole world?