homes. a perspective that is far more time than donald trump, barack obama or george w. bush allowed themselves by this point in office. joe biden is not in washington very much and you ve got to ask yourself, why is that? before you reach the obvious conclusion, he prefers the pudding at camp david, they have tapioca there, consider another explanation. it s possible there is a legitimate public health justification for keeping joe biden away from major american population centers. it s possible joe biden s aides understand that biden is too dangerous to be in washington. he could infect millions. consider the tape we played a few days ago of biden sauntering mask list through a crowded restaurant in washington. there he is on film, his gaping mall completely uncovered, spewing hot corona breath, panting like an insane phone call or on innocent passersby. diners were trapped in his path, they had no choice but to inhale clouds of joe biden s personal aerosol mist. would you
heavy hitters from his party, ahead of an event with president biden scheduled for a tuesday. this as the latest polling shows youngkin gaining ground on his democratic opponent. mark meredith is leading our coverage. he s live in virginia and just spoke exclusively with glenn youngkin. it s been a busy weekend for the two men hoping to be the new governor of virginia. they have been crisscrossing across the state. where we are is where the republican candidate wrapped up an event, been surging in the polls lately with a major focus on two issues public safety and education. we have been with him all weekend long. the crowd is very enthusiastic for him, something many political experts may not have expected a few months ago in this traditionally blue state. the democrats are trying to label this political newcomer as an extremist but that hasn t been slowing down his momentum. democrats are bringing out every star they have to try to boost mcauliffe s campaign. yesterday fo
surgeries, and i did this laura: let s do this whole hour about you. sean: this guy that does face transplants, dr. rodriguez. laura: okay, good. sean: i love to see her operation, i want to see it. laura: i m going to send it to you in a minute. sean: i have a better idea, let s do a segment on it and we will show people on live tv. laura: okay, i will do it tomorrow. sean: okay, let s play it. laura: [laughs] hannity, thanks. that s a block for tomorrow. all right, hannity, great show. i m laura ingraham, this is the ingraham angle for a busy ohmic very busy tuesday night. what is it like being a conservative in a heavily democratic loudoun county, virginia, school board? well, tonight we speak to a man in that unique position who gives us a behind-the-scenes look at what s going on. plus, new piece in the washington post reveals what the left wants for america. to have less, and to suffer of course. congress when jim jordan, mark green explains how
he cofounded the great barrington declaration calling for focused protection. more recently, he brought the same scientific work into the debate over vaccinesment on thursday he made a simple case, pro-vaccine but anti-mandate. we released the episode on friday morning on podcast platforms and also on youtube. on friday evening we received this e-mail from youtube. it said, our team has reviewed your content and, unfortunately, we think it violates our medical misinformation policy. how did it violate their medical misinformation policy? they didn t say. they just linked to a bunch of corporate gobbledygook including the statement, quote, youtube doesn t allow the spread of medical misinformation that contradicts the world health organization s information about covid-19. yeah, of course, because we must always be guide by the world health organization when we might have actually have been able to stop the pandemic. and we must never contradict local health authorities even w
actual data and science. he cofounded the great barrington declaration calling for focused protection. more recently, he brought the same scientific work into the debate over vaccinesment on thursday he made a simple case, pro-vaccine but anti-mandate. we released the episode on friday morning on podcast platforms and also on youtube. on friday evening we received this e-mail from youtube. it said, our team has reviewed your content and, unfortunately, we think it violates our medical misinformation policy. how did it violate their medical misinformation policy? they didn t say. they just linked to a bunch of corporate gobbledygook including the statement, quote, youtube doesn t allow the spread of medical misinformation that contradicts the world health organization s information about covid-19. yeah, of course, because we must always be guide by the world health organization when we might have actually have been able to stop the pandemic. and we must never contradict local