Im Laura Ingraham this the is Ingraham Angle from washington. Fiery, feisty, phoney. Thats the focus of tonights angle. Now, its been a wild week and now its flashback friday. We come together as one nation bringing america together, uniting our people union nightd our nation. With unity we can do great things, important things. Unity. Yurnt. Unity. We know he didnt really mean any of that at least he tried to sound gracious. But, last night last. Threat to democracy must be defended. My predecessor and some of you have here seek to bury the truth about january 6th. In a literal sense, history is watching. History is watching. My god, what freedom else 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 deuteronomy that he owes to American People, the duty to care. Laura the State Of The Union is supposed to be a report to congress about how the country is doing under hi
Was asked or at least questioned on has your family made any money from china? let s take a listen. my son has not made money in terms of this thing about what are you talking about china. i have not had the only guy that made money from china is this guy. he is the only one. nobody else has made money from china. joey: you know can you get away with a lot. lawrence: unbelievable. joey: get away with straight up lying that s the question here. ainsley: said he never talked to his son about his son s business dealings yet we have pictures with his son s business partner devon archer playing golf with we know some of the people he did business with visited the white house a lot. facebook app. says my dad is sitting here with me we need to hear an answer tonight and if you don t, i m pair phrasing here but if you don t respond, then we are going to hold it against you. we have the president admitting that he fired the prosecutor in ukraine in exchange for the $1 billion in
Statement they issued was a bit of a stumble. because it does raise questions. but she does attempt to blame the producers. she s saying that, hey, they made me do two jobs. essentially and i m pair phrasing, i couldn t do either of them well. it sounds like an admission that, look, i wasn t doing my job to the best of my ability. at the same time, she also tries to blame other producers and other folks. she says something very cryptic statement that she s never had an accidental discharge on set, yeah, except this one. you re saying that this one is not attributed to her, that may not play well publicly. folks are going to say that she s one of the people with responsibility, arguably absolute responsibility, maybe even strict liability in people s minds for whenever a firearm goes off or discharges on set. there s more in this statement, danny, where she says that she pushed for more training days, but was, in fact,
Through and can have an impact on the american people. it s not just that. the president is going to take a pretty significant trip on the global stage in the days to come. he ll be going we ve got this climate change summit. what i thought was very interesting is if you look at john kerry s comments from early last week when he said, if we go into that summit i m pair phrasing here. if we go into that summit and have not passed a provision that has to do with climate change, something on climate change, then he relayed it to being as embarrassing as when they opted out of the international agreement on climate change, when the trump administration opted out of that cooperative agreement. you re seeing it coming from multiple places at this point, both the need to show something on the global stage and to the american people domestically. it s material, too, for cop26 because it s not clear how the u.s. meets climate commitments if it doesn t have a plan like
The case. his wife also actually says that she believes that he was. his mother. don, i was just going to say, i spoke to cornell williams, and what he described to me, i m pair phrasing is that this is not about the fact that senator sessions is likeable, that his senate colleagues like him, that there were a number of prominent african-americans who testified on his behalf, he suggested look, there s no issue with that. he said that when he sat in at sessions office, he and his naacp colleagues were treated very well, respectfully and cordi cordially. he said that his organization and other civil rights leaders and these three after dan americ african americans who testified against sessions, see that his past led to other issues down the road in terms of voting