on right now. but not in biden s fantasyland. and joe biden is totally fine. i can tell you what, i would like to learn. jesse: does anybody know what s going on here? you told us in a town hall i think it was in july, it was just near-term inflation. jesse: the president frozen in time. when he unfroze he short-circuited. go through los angeles and um um what am i doing here? is it long beach? long beach. jesse: gas prices in california are over $7 a gallon. does biden have a plan to reduce gas prices? we ll see prices come down into the winter into the year 2022. i don t see anything in the near term that will reduce gas prices. jesse: it s your job to reduce gas prices. they are going to drop next year? how? it s the highest number of border crossing since 1976. do you have plans to go to the border. i ve been and i know it well. and i guys should go down but i haven t had a whole hell of a lot of time to get down. jesse: fox couldn t find any evidenc
emergency call inviting officers over to see his toys. the question is who could resist that adorable plea? it s way too early for this. good morning and welcome to way too early, the show that still has a pretty good collection of he man fixes. i m jonathan lemire. on this thursday, october 21st, we ll start with the news. lawmakers will vote whether to hold former trump adviser steve bannon in contempt of congress after he ignored a subpoena from the house select committee on the january 6th insurrection. the vote is expected to pass, but there s still uncertainty about whether the justice department will actually prosecute bannon. during a house rules committee hearing yesterday, the vice chair of the select committee once again pressed her fellow members of the gop to support the contempt vote. let me address my republican colleagues specifically. i ve heard from a number of my colleagues in the last several days who say they, quote, just don t want this target
good afternoon. three senior administration officials tell nbc news the white house is preparing to announce a new aid package. we want russia to lose, is how one official is putting it. they re saying is anonymously, it s not formal policy. let that he then hours, president biden for the first time accused moscow of genocide. your family budget, ability to fill up the tank, none of it should hinge on whether a dictator commits war. yes, i called it genocide. it s becoming clearer and clearer. the evidence is mounting. it s different from last week, with more evidence coming out literally the horrible things that the russians have done in ukraine. we re going to only learn more and more about the defer station. we ll let the lawyers decide internationally whether it qualifies, but it sure seems that way to me. if you like the rule of three, this is the third biden ad-lib that all seemed to be in the direction of being tougher on what our policy should be. it s rhetoric
laura: actually, i i know you do. sean: you are like a sibling that never stopped caressing. laura: he drives himself. all right, sean took great show. i m laura ingraham. this is the ingraham angle from washington tonight. the rise and fall of the ranch covid ends. that is the focus of tonight s angle. seen and says cnn says there s an undisclosed office romance. he should have been forced out for a different affair. ressa gate, the smearing of figures in the fearmongering. he did not just let with damaging lockdowns. they fought for them. a lot of people are frightened about this. it is far too early to look down our guards right now. far too early for estates to be reopening. it seems premature and even dangerous to open the country. laura: jeff zucker send his audience a daily menu of fraudulent covid narrative. they complete repeated as gospel whatever fauci said, rarely questioning his logic or challenging his conclusions, relishing every contradict
[ applause ] so my brother and sister new yorkers, this has been a painful last few weeks. but the pain unites us in this moment. in this moment of grief, we will rise to the moment and the purpose. but i know the powerful feeling that we have in this city that will give us the strength and endurance to move forward to do everything we can to end the senseless violence in this city, to build a city of peace out of the ashes of fear. we will rise, new york city, because we are a city of people, of people like officer wilbert rivera and officer mora. we ll never forget their names and their acts of heroism. officer mora, our hearts are with you today and always, and we know your hearts are with us. before i take my seat, i want us also to reflect on officer summit. in that house, there were several rounds that was in a modified weapon. there s an ar-15 under the mattress. officers responded to the 10:13 call, was willing to walk through the door and face danger. if officer su