we have these already, but we need a lot more. it s like john lewis said. get into this great revolution that is sweeping the nation. get in and stay in the streets. it s not just the physical streets. black folks now have to fight the civil rights fight in the virtual streets, in those algorithmic streets, in those internet streets. let s hit the streets. if we re looking to find black folk who s are ready to take on the challenge of changing the world, we might as well head to atlanta. from king to abrams, this place just sweats black excellence. civil rights to voters rights. but it also has a rapidly growing tech sector. there s no better place to ask, how can those black folks play a big role in creating the most futuristic future when technology is working overtime to hold us back? how can we write the codes and the algorithms? who owns these companies? white do they i mean what do they look like? what s at stake if we don t take action? everything. we are lit
the people they do makeup and hair at fox. they re the best. i actually do my own every night. i surprise people, i didn t really fast and it takes about 30 seconds. to get i don t something somebodies at home saying that hannity s hair is out of place or his makeup isn t right. are you going to accuse me of using old spice next? all right. we have to rile rolled. when you talk to the great people in hair and makeup, they are wonderful. they spackle me up really well. you are digging a grave, goa dive in that. armoire ingraham and this is the ingraham angle. should they boycott the beijing olympics. my angle later lays out the argument for that boycott. mike pompeo offers his thoughts and are we debuting a brand-new segment tonight? you bet come at the ingraham angle mystery guest. here s how it s going to work. throughout the show, we will give you clues before we reveal the big-name. from the world to music, entertainment, sports, it could be anything s. t
think i m of the, people that makeup and hair. laura: there are the best. sean: i do my own every night, believe it or not, it might surprise people i do it fast it takes about 3030 second. laura: okay, we don t care about you. sean: i hope something s going that hannity s hair is out of place, the makeup also. laura: is the aqua net. sean: oh, really? old spice too? laura: all right, we got to roll. sean: conversations when you talk about the great people, the hair and makeup people are wonderful people. laura: hannity, thank you. sean: you re digging a grave! laura: we ve got to roll, i m laura ingraham this is the ingraham angle from washington. should the u.s. we cut the beijing olympics? my angle later lays out the argument for the boy cart. mike pompeo offers his thoughts and are we debuting a brand-new segment today? you bet, the the ingraham angle mystery guest. throughout the show, we will give you clues before we reveal the big name. fromo
this is the five. call it operation make joe look cool. democrats are hoping to transform the broken down jalopy into a bentley. an electric bentley. so they rolled out biden s buddies barack and fill out a star-studded new york city fundraiser. the democrats want you to believe donors shelled out $26 million just to give a glimpse of the energetic and entertaining biden. it had nothing to do with the dozens of celebrities and two former presidents. axios hyping up joe saying biden was the elf on a stage with two of the most distant gifted politician of our lifetime. stephen colbert was on stage just spoon feeding biden this zinger appeared to be the donald trump as we can tell has been trying to win a third champ each about his own golf course. [laughter] my question to you, sir: can voters trust a presidential candidate who has not won a single trump international golf club trophy, at long last, sir, have you no chip shot? well, look, i would be happy to play. i t
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