Laura ingraham. This is the ingraham angle. Thank you so much for being with us. Tonight, what happens when rats are backed out on weed . Tv star billy the exterminator is here on how to protect your family, believe it or not. But, first, they are coming to america. Thats the focus of tonights angle. He made his agenda clear back in 2019, no Making Migrants wait in mexico any longer. The return of catch and release, open borders, and, of course, more refugees. I will reverse trumps detrimental asylum policies. Raise our target for refugees to a level commensurate with our responsibility. I would order a review of the temporary protective status to vulnerable populations who ripped apart by violence and disasters, including venezuelans and haitians. Laura and now almost five years later, because of bidens promigrant fanaticism, both countries, venezuela and haiti are using america as a Dumping Ground for their problems. Venezuelan gangs like the Notorious Tren De Aragua are flooding the
secretary and long term trump staffer and tom peck political sketch writer at the independent. hello welcome to the programme. the european commission will set out next week emergency measures to reform the structure of the european electricity market. the exact makeup of that intervention is still to be decided. but a growing number of eu member states are calling for electricity prices to be decoupled from the price of gas which has soared as a result of russia s war in ukraine. the commission president, ursula von der leyen, said prices which havejumped ten fold in the last year have exposed the limitations of how the market is currently managed. it is no more fit for purpose, and that is why we, the commission, are now working on an emergency intervention and a structural reform of the electricity market. it is the czech republic that has summoned eu s energy ministers to this meeting next week, they currently hold the rotating presidency of the eu council. and just befor
With judge jeanine pirro. Jessica tarlov, Katie Pavelich and greg gutfeld. Huh . Yeah. Its 5 00 in new york city, nd this is the five. General jack keane. Always a pleasure. Thank you very much for. This great. Thank you, sir. All. Cretary of state blinken. Dont worry, america. Your favorite tv shows. Okay. Aftey. R 4. 8 magnitude earthquake scared the bejesus out of the east coastth. The powerful Shockwave Rattling skyscrapers and homes in newich, york city. It was felt as far down as maryland and all way up to boston. Everybody in their mom was freaking out. Itswith group chats and social media blowing up. Thankfully, no reports of damage or injuries yet. Heres how it went down. Looks like its going to be a nice day today. What the . Having an earthquake. If it felt like a weird day, it just got a bit weirder here in the northeast. Rtheast. Are we having an earthquake . Seriously . Are we having an earthquake . Hq there was a Freakinuagke Earthquake in tribeca. Aving the entire build
and woke up 1,000 miles from home. hello, i m katty kay in washington. christian fraser is in london. the domino effect is in full flow, first norway and denmark, then germany, france, and italy, and now spain. all of them suspending the use of the astrazeneca vaccine today until the european medicines agency has issued new guidance, which should come tomorrow. 17 million people have had the astrazeneca jab in the uk and europe and there have been 37 reports of blood clots. but scientists say you would expect that number in that many people even without the vaccine. halting a vaccine roll out during a pandemic has consequences particularly when most of the countries in europe are seeing a steady rise in new cases. there were already issues surrounding the astrazeneca jab with some in europe refusing to take it. this will further complicate the roll out. tonight, the ema says it believes the benefits of the astrazensca jab in stopping deaths and hospitalisations outweigh a
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