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tomorrow, i want to meet billy. laura: billy? who is billy? get your pronouns correct. sean: 30 years in radio, i can t hear a thing. laura: i will talk to tomorrow. i m laura ingraham, this is the ingraham angle from washington tonight. we have a lot to get to so let s dive right in. the american dream loses steam. that s the focus of tonight s angle. this is the left s economic policy into sentences. number one, americans should spend a lot less. number two, the government should spend a lot more. you got it? and democrats, by the way, are about to pop open the champagne on capitol hill. why? because they are closer to spending trillions of dollars we don t have on stuff we don t need. as protected, joe manchin seems poised to betray the people of west virginia and agree to this massive bill, and biden wants these gargantuan spending packages. why? because he wants them for his big trip to glasgow for climate change. also he can say see, guys, we are behaving ....
other things, that he was unfit for presidency. on president obama, whether you agree or disagree. for republicans. 202-748-8000 for democrats. 202-748-8002 for independents. facebook. here s the headline from the financial times this morning talking about that exchange that took place at the white house yesterday. obama brands trump unfit for presidency. this happened during a meeting between obama and the singaporean prime minister. here s what president obama had to say about donald trump. [video clip] , thedent obama: yes republican nominee is unfit to serve as president. i said so last week. he keeps on proving it. that he would attack that had madeily such extraordinary sacrifices on , the factour country that he doesn t have basic knowledge around critical issues in europe, in the middle east, in asia, means that he is woefully unprepared to do this job. host: if you agree or disagree with those statements, let us know what you think. 202-748-8001 for republica ....
rosenkranz, then president of you may call the cable and his business partner with the first cable operators to agree to support the idea of c-span. at that time, only about 90% of 19%ican homes were wired of american homes were wired for cable. he passed away this week and wrote a check for $25,000. with that money, c-span created the infrastructure to send out cable television s first live views of the u.s. house of representatives. on march 19, 1979, the something theirlion homes served by hundred 50 cable systems. 350 cable systems. let the public understand what goes on in washington and how to deal with it. above all, the mission here has been just that at c-span. we are proud of that. he steered the nonprofit network through its initial challenging years and continue to serve on c-span s board of directors until his death. most recently in the role of chairman emeritus. believe the nation can only benefit from more exposure to our political process. to ....
to welcome c-span again to politics and prose. it has added to c-span has added to our civil discourse and whatever bookstores you come to they are generally independent fast and c-span is really wonderful. i want to welcome tonight at 18. we are celebrating the publication of his book just plain dick . how many of you were around when the checkers speech was given? i am sure many people in the audience tonight will also the and statistically appropriate that this is the night before an election and this book is about the 1952 election and the context of the election, and kevin matson will tell us about it but there s a nice tradition in politics and prose of having wonderful stuff the night before the election. we were talking 12 years ago was the discussion of arguing the world which was the discussion with daniel bell or crystal irving, four years ago we had a new york review book and some of the contributors, jonathan friedman and others were talking about the ....
it s not church, synagogue or a mosque. i m very pleased that our friends from c-span are here. so this will be broadcast at some point. sooner than later, i m sure. and they always do a great job and want to welcome c-span again to politicspoliticspolitics an c-span has added to century civil discourse, and whatever book stores you come to they re generally independents, and c-span is really wonderful. i want to welcome tonight kevin mattson, and we re celebrating the publication of his book just plain dick. how many of you were around when the checkers speech was given? and i m sure many people in the audience tonight will also have been around in the tv audience. it is it brings back a lot of memories, and it s particularly appropriate that this is the night before an election, and this book is about the 1952 election and america and the context of the 1952 election, and kevin mattson will tell us about it. there s a nice tradition at politics and prose havin ....