Laura ingraham and this is the Ingraham Angle from washington tonight. The establishment has no clothes. That is the focus of tonights angle. That collapse of afghanistan represents another catastrophic failure of our political establishment. Now, other obvious examples include the collapse of the southern border and long before that, the collapse of ones unrivaled manufacturing base. Well, they keep doubling down on failure insisting that if they have a few more years, they can make americans understand why their actions, why they are policies are smart and proper. And of course, to distract the public from their own abject failures, these old hacks do their best to stir up phony crises. Is their influence with russian Silver President Trump . His Behavior Hasnt done much, at least in my mind, to delay that concern. Maybe it is my warning as a professional but the lights blinking red in terms of what trump is doing and bringing this country down on the global stage. Laura oh, my god,
good evening. thanks very much. what a wonderful tribute to bishop tutu. your fabulous pod cast, all the episodes are out. you worked on it for a year. and i m just wondering, it dove tails nicely with the start of the show. that is, has the radicalization that you have been reporting on for the last year, do you think things have gotten more radical? first of all, thank you so much. that s a great question. i think we heard from earlier saying that radicalization is trending up in the country. everyone should be concerned about what is happening in various corners of the just not the dark web. but happening in plain sight. when you see politicians and others perpetuating the big lie. using that to stoke division and violence in the country. i think it s something we should be concerned of and echoed by officials in law enforcement as well. the fbi director and others warning congress about online radicalization. thank you very much. and tonight, we begin with the reaso
now time for the last word. good evening, jonathan. what a wonderful tribute to bishop tutu. your fabulous podcast, all of the episodes are out, you walked on it for a year and i am wondering since it dovetails with what we are going to talk about at the start of the show, has the radicalization that you have been reporting on for the last year, do you think that things have gotten more radical? first of all, thank you. that is a great question. radicalization is trending upward in this country and everyone should be concerned about what is happening in various corners of not just the dark web but happening in plain sight when you see politicians and others perpetuating the big lie, using that to stop division and violence. that is something we should be concerned about. this is echoed by officials in law-enforcement when you have the fbi and others warning congress about online radicalization. thank you very much. we begin with the reason why the january 6 select commi
now, a public outcry and a district attorney pushing the court to reduce his time behind bars. live from cnn center, this is cnn newsroom with kim brunhuber. all right. we begin this hour with the growing concern over the rapid spread of the omicron variant in the u.s. it s driving daily covid infections to highs, not seen since last january. this is the scene at testing sites around the country. long lines with people often having to wait hours to get tested. the white house is facing increased criticism over its handling of covid testing. here is what top health expert dr. anthony fauci had to say. we should be using testing much more extensively than we have even in a situation where you have people who are vaccinated or boosted. we have obviously got to do better. i mean, i think things will improve greatly as we get into january, but that doesn t help us today and tomorrow. meanwhile, nearly 1,500 flights were cancelled sunday as staff and crew continued to cal