laura: in all serio seriousness in all seriousness, sarah huckabee sanders looked awesome. i m so happy for her. you know, she went through a lot and that was a great interview, so i m glad to see her. so thanks for bringing us that. hannity: you re going to crush it as always. we will coordinate. laura: yes, you did, tomorrow it is yellow, so make sure you get it out. hannity: i will wear the yellow tie just for you. laura: i m laura ingraham, this is the ingraham angle from washington tonight. since the radical left never takes a vacation from hating on all things american, today was their annual hate on christopher columbus day. now this was the take from the endearing folks over at salon. i don t understand the adulation that some americans bestow on christopher columbus who as history demonstrates was less a hero than a thug exploiting and enslaving indigenous peoples. well, i bet a more sober assessment comes from xavier simonson in the national catholic r
members of congress were still dodging the disgraced ex-president s phone calls on the floor of the house. kevin mccarthy was still cutting back room deals, negotiating with his hostage-takers, trading away everything but the gavel so he could ascend finally, at long last, to the speakership. now less than one week into republican rule of the house of representatives, here we are, one newly minted republican of the house, george santos, is facing multiple open investigations and mounting evidence that he is both a pathological liar and a potential campaign finance violator among other things. speaker mccarthy is dangling the possibility of expuning one of the disgraced ex-president s impeachments. republicans are unleashing a so-called weaponization with mccarthy. democrats of the house are now receiving death threats like this one against congressman eric swalwell. getting your kicked off the committee is the least of your problems. the american people aren t going to be
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sampling of america and put them in a room and asked them which direction you wanted to go, they would not go where the republicans want to take them. so what do they do? they do whatever they can. the other thing i ll say is we thought this problem was greatly fixed by the voting rights act in the 1960s. that s almost been completely dismantled now by the u.s. supreme court in this. i have a very i m very pessimistic about whether legal maneuvers will fix this. i think the supreme court has already demonstrated they have no desire to fix the voting rights, they have no desire to fix this in the course of this. in the end, it s going to be candidates, elected officials, and voters who say we re fed up with this, we want to hold our politicians accountable, we want to welcome in a multicultural democracy in the course of this, and it s going to be on the voters and the elected officials back. one quick thing. i find it quite ironic that what