Good evening, everyone. Im laura ingraham. This is the angry man go from washington. Tonight, fiery, feisty, phony thats the focus of tonights angle. Now, its been a while the week and now its flashback friday. We come together as one nation, bringing america together, uniting our people, uniting our nation with unity. We can do great things, important things, unity, unity. Now we know he didnt really mean any of that, but at least he tried to sound gracious. But last night, joe biden came off as angry, divisive and resentful. The threat to democracy must be defended. My predecessor and some of you here seek to bury the truth about january six in a literal sense. History is watching. History is watching. My god, what freedoms would you take away . Putin of russia is on the March Invading Ukraine and sowing chaos throughout europe and beyond. My predecessor failed the most basic president ial duty that he owes to American People. The duty to care. The State Of The Union is supposed be a
In exchange for a soldier who walked intost by leaving his post. does it make sense? it makes sense to me, in my mind as a former marine, we leave no man behind. we don t call fie that. didn t he leave his unit behind? he was still a u.s. soldier. he was still a u.s. citizen and we don t needive leave him behind. what happens when he comes home after he s medically discharged and we re able to assess what happened to him? then maybe. just maybe there are charges. i think five years with taliban is probably painful enough. that s your judgment. he left his uniform behind, his rifle behind and he told people if he didn t like the mission he was headed to pakistan. what was he doing? we also don t know what his mental state was that evening. we don t know what the duty of care was by his unit to him to keep him on that base. i mean, there are arrest in quarters in units. we don t know what the
Walked intost by leaving his post. does it make sense? it makes sense to me, in my mind as a former marine, we leave no man behind. we don t call fie that. didn t he leave his unit behind? he was still a u.s. soldier. he was still a u.s. citizen and we don t needive leave him behind. what happens when he comes home after he s medically discharged and we re able to assess what happened to him? then maybe. just maybe there are charges. i think five years with taliban is probably painful enough. that s your judgment. he left his uniform behind, his rifle behind and he told people if he didn t like the mission he was headed to pakist pakistan. what was he doing? we also don t know what his mental state was that evening. we don t know what the duty of care was by his unit to him to keep him on that base. i mean, there are arrest in quarters in units. we don t know what the responsibility was. i think we let the facts come