do you do new year s resolutions? sean: on vacation i try to center myself, find god, and then get my creative juices flowing. and i already know where i am heading. i know next year is the biggest, most important midterm election year in our lives, and i m going to be focused like a laser beam. laura: welcome to center yourself and find god. you seem like one of those posters that are corporate walls. it s so perfect. i m just going to have a margarita and go to mass and call it a day. that s we are all doing in our mass make our household. sean: have some vodka and call it a day as well. laura: entity, we will miss you and i will happy new year. thanks so much. i am laura ingraham, this is the ingraham angle. from washington, a group of anti-mandate protesters try to eat at applebee s peer they were met with a group of cops that probably could have stopped last summer s rights. one of those arrested is here tonight with all the details. plus, we re going to brin
governor ron desantis not only has a plan for removing illegals from his state, he also has an idea of where he wants to send them. he is here tonight with more. plus, dr. jill steps into safer husband and kamala s inflation era redecoration. raymond arroyo explains that in seen and unseen. but first, the walking dead. that s the focus of tonight s angle. a political party like company or maybe a sports team or school should always have a succession plan. it s about preparing for the foreseen and unforeseen. who can step in as the next ceo or the next head coach, the next school principal. how about the next speaker of the house of the senate majority leader? the democrats have no such plan for their creaky leadership at the top, and i have a very shallow bench. consider their leadership lineup. it looks like a new version of cocoon, this time set in washington. a faltering, debilitated 79-year-old president who would be 83 at the start of his second term. president bid
a few hours from now arguments with mississippi 15 week abortion ban kick off at the u.s. supreme court. the final decision overturned roe v. wade and we will tell you exactly who you should keep your eyes and ears on and they pick up the case wednesday morning. plus americans most frustrated tonight with lingering inflation and the negative impact and president biden expected to address the key administrations wednesday after monday, the latest developments on that tonight. and that is where we check in with kevin corke because we have new warnings from the federal reserve tonight. the factors pushing upwards to linger 2022 and also, kevin, the variance with a large threat to our economic recovery. what do you have for us, kevin? he actually tried, shannon level best to balance his remarks in a way that wouldn t leave consumers with real cold chill today. but by any measure, how much today by the federal reserve chairman jerome powell especially as it relates to inflation?
tonight, former president donald trump is lashing out against figures that he put in the highest levels of his administration including one who says that he is toast if even half of what is the latest indictment proves to be true. i was doing it because he hates trump, i fired him. very simple. he is the davies total will ship. i watch them sitting there and pontificating, dated other writers that are almost there. such as the very stupid person named jumbled. mick mulvaney, who has nothing going for him. absolutely nothing. i can have people like that. reporter: bill barr was his attorney general. john bolton was his national security advisor and mick mulvaney was his acting chief of staff . so argue the 24 rivals. another new entry into the last 24 hours bringing the gop field that you can see here to a dozen and there are fewer than a dozen weeks trying to cram all of this people potentially are debate stage. the woman in charge of all of that here this evening, gop
[ ] welcome to fox news chance west point holiday show. i m sandra smith coming to you from the grounds of the united states it in academy, west point, new york. it s one of our oldest military posts at one of america s most fabled universities. the west point band is one of america s finest american musical organizations. we ll hear the musicians on stage as they perform in their annual holiday con certain. but first a look at how west point played a crucial role in our nation s independence before it became the press i juice military academy we know today. [ ] the academy sits on a plateau overlooking new york s hudson river. the location chosen in 1778 by george washington is no accidents. he thought west point was the strategic key to its defense by stopping the british advancements during the revolutionary war. 12 years later the college was established, dedicated to training professional leaders in warfare. in 1817 known as the father of west point. the general boost