jordan is absolutely an adult. elise jordan, host of msnbc s politics nation reverend al sharpton and jonathan lemire. that s where i was going with that. elise, how was halloween at your place? mary clyde was a little lamb and she takes it all in. not quite sure sanity in the streets, we went in parts and trick or treating with friends. jonathan lemire, what did you go as? houston astros? i did see someone last night. a gutsy move for him. my kids went as mario character and the youngest went as yoshi. the last minute costume was not cool enough. we did a hybrid at the last minute. he decided to be a baseball player. good flexibility there. when i doubt, that s what you do. rev, do you have any story for us? my daughters are grown but my one grandson sent me picture as why he s not at home watching politics nation. i texted back to his mother that i am waiting on tuesday in new jersey to see if i will gate trick or treat. . well done. you may rev, yo
i just want people to know there may be something else going on underneath it all. you have no idea how much i trained in the course of a day, that s all i ll say. sean: i am speechless. laura: good! sean: i train an hour and a half a day, i m in my ninth year. i m a student, thank you. laura: classes over. have a great night. i m laura ingraham, this is the ingraham angle from washington tonight. but first, eyring america, that is the focus of tonight s angle. now s not the time to let up, we have a lot more to do. vaccine requirements that we started rolling out in the summer are working. they are working, every day. every day we see more businesses implementing vaccination requirements and the mounting data shows that they work. laura: just like there was mounting data that inflation was supposed to be transitory or mounting data that kabul wouldn t fall to the taliban, right. it depends on how biden is defining the word. most americans when forced to choose be
alex presha on the campaign trail. linsey: also tonight, the biden white house weighs its options after alabama s supreme court ruled that frozen embryos should be considered children. what this means for the future of ivf. linsey: the bold promise from ukraine s president stating we will win as the war enters its third year, with russian forces advancing in the east, the ukrainians are now pleading for more aid from the u.s. claiming the next month is crucial. our james longman right alongside president zelenskyy asking if he s lost faith in america. linsey: a kentucky college student dead, another student now under arrest, accused of killing him. the latest in a series of campus murders. linsey: nationwide vigils for nex benedict who died after an altercation at school. new video from inside the school building and from the hospital as well as their mother s painful call to 911. linsey: we now know the cause of a deadly fire in new york city. one person killed, mo
welcome to prime time weekend, and i am alex wagner. let s get right to the week s top stories. the banks and financial institutions that lent donald trump hundreds of millions of dollars to help build and expand the trump brand? they cannot be happy right now. will any of them really want to loan donald trump any more money? could they start demanding he pay back the money he owes them presently? well, there is actually a historical precedent for all of this. back in the early 1990s, trump s business empire was on the brink of insolvency. he had stretched himself thin, with casinos in atlantic city and a fancy yacht, and for whatever reason, his own airline company. trump had borrowed a ton of money from the banks to pay for all of this. and these businesses were not doing well, so the banks got together and decided it was time to rein in donald trump s finances. trump had long cast himself as a winner. now he was looking like a loser. as quickly as the banks l
they ve not necessarily detained them if at all. in fact, their economy has grown. yeah, this isn t a silver bullet. sanctions never really are. they do contribute, however, to putting pressure on the kremlin and what s interesting about these sanctions is the number, but also more significantly, the fact that they are really aiming at dual use components. even providing drones and washing machines which have high-tech chips in them which the russians can use in their munitions is something i believe can be addressed by these sanctions. they re not insignificant. i m glad to see them. there are more sanctions we can levy or at least better enforcement when it comes to the oil money coming in. actually, russia sells a significant amount of spent nuclear fuel for nuclear energy plants in the united states and europe among other places. i think we could also try to target c that. the nato security alliance was initially launched for protection of both u.s. interests