We begin with the fallout and the consequences of the decision this morning from facebooks Oversight Board. Temporarily upholding the Social Medias Ban On Former President Trump. The ban is going to have to be revisited within six months as the board criticized what it called a vague and standardless approach to facebooks efforts to address posts from trump that were deemed dangerous and that legitimized violence. And Mark Zuckerberg hoping this Oversight Board would clean his hands. The Oversight Board had another thing to say. Heres what the Oversight Boards administrative director told my colleague hallie jackson. The board has found that the suspension of former President Trump was necessary to keep people safe. That the actions of the former president encouraged and legitimized violence and constituted what the board has termed a severe violation of the facebook rules. And the board has also said obviously that an indefinite expense is contrary to what should be clear and consiste
speech cues when it says pause and he reads, that is so mean. that could happen to any of us. that might even have been at my ankle in the opening of the show. elder abuse. sean: you don t read, throw to sock. laura: i m going to sign up and say lower ots. oh, wait. all right hannity, i am laura ingraham and this is the ingraham angle. it on a jammed packed thursday, today the jury convicted jussie smollett on multiple accounts on the funny attack but tonight we convict everyone in power who aided and abetted his live. civil rights icon bob woodson is here. he s going to explain why this verdict may be a watershed moment. but first hijacking democracy. that is the focus of tonight s angle. if you weren t up super early today you might have missed something super pretentious and super hypocritical. biden hosted something called the summit for democracy. speak of the choices we make in my view in this moment are going to fundamentally determine the direction our world is
when it said positive he reads, that is so mean, that could happen to any of us, it could happen during my angle. elder abuse. sounds on tape. i m going to say of c s. all right. i m laura ingraham and this is the ingraham angle. 3 years ago jussie smollett had liberals in washington, hollywood, and the media believing the jury convicted him of multiple printable counts related to the phony attack but tonight we convict everyone in power who aided and abetted his lies, civil rights icon bob woodson is here to explain why this verdict may be a watershed moment. hijacking democracy is the focus of tonight s angle. today, if you are up super early you might have missed something super pretentious and super hypocritical. president biden hosted something called the summit for democracy. in the next and this moment will fundamentally determine the direction our world will take in the coming decade. will we allow the backward slide of rights in democracy to continue unchec
marie antoinette s life in the crimean war? probably not. we can t say any of these things actually happen, but they could have, they are entirely plausible. if you think that is a mean thing to say, don t worry, joe biden will never know. at this point other people are not real to joe biden. he lives in a world of ghost and fog shrouded memory. but you knew that because you ve seen the tape. may be the only thing that would surprise you about joe biden 15 months into his presidency is learning that he plans to run for reelection. that would be outlandish, impossible really, ridiculous. were joe biden somehow able to stay in the white house, he would be 86 years old by the end of his second term. do the math on that. even now, at 79, past the life expectancy of the average american man, joe biden can barely speak english, and that is not a trend that will improve with time. what kind of president would joe biden be by the year 2028? you shudder to think about that. or you can
wave of support from top performers. all of those stories here in just a moment. sport and for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre, here s lizzy. hello from the bbc sport centre. we re starting with the the news today that the future of the commonwealth games and its viability is being questioned, after alberta announced they re cancelling their bid to host the 2030 event. it follows victoria, in australia, who also pulled out of staging the next games in 2026. our correspondent, alex capstick, tells us where this leaves the games. it would seem to be in crisis. without a house for the next two editions. although they insist there is ongoing dialogue with potential hosts. it has been suggested india or malaysia might lodge a bid. but one committed and prepared to meet all of the financial demands of staging such a big multisports event has increasingly difficult. fifa is investigating an official complaint that the zambia head coach, bruce mwape, sexually assaulted a p