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that we moved beyond that. i will pick it up where you left off. all rights. i am laura ingraham. this is the ingraham angle. last week, glenn youngkin signed an executive order, you might have heard about her, he ended mask mandates and schools. but that did not stop the covid crazies and some of the school districts in virginia. they have begun suspending kids and teachers who refused to play their game. we speak to two of them exclusively tonight. and my response to saturday night live later in the show. you don t want to miss it. but first, stumbling on the warpath. that is the focus of tonight s angle. over a month ago, president biden assured a very war weary nation that putting troops in or around ukraine was not on the table. now it looks like that is right up there with the other promises he made like if you get vaxxed you can go back to normal and just 100 days of masks. hours ago, the pentagon put 8500 troops on high alert for possible deployment to easte ....
press conferences. hbo bill maher exposing the left s covid obsession. i don t want to live in your mass paranoid world. it s silly now. it place as political liability in the midterms. what a stupid son of a [bleep] within about an hour of that exchange, he called my cell phone and he said it s nothing personal, pal. we like it loud we like it honky. brian: i have always said that. ainsley: like it honky? brian: i said do a show. if do you that we will open up a show with that. steve: you got a writing credit on this song? brian: you keep the money. there is two of them. steve: it s big and rich. what would you be described as. brian: invaluable. ainsley: funny. brian: big rich and not so rich. ainsley: make it loud and make it hunky. brian: honky or hunkying are do you know, joel? steve: oh, no. ains ains make it honky. brian: okay. i didn t know what that meant. like honky tonk. steve: that makes sense. we don t know what tha ....
are they the next step that would push the united states and its presence out of europe altogether? general jack keane, former secretary state and mike pompeo and senator tom cotton on board with us with these difficult questions that america faces in an urgent situation as 8,500 u.s. troops get ready for action. all that as we await a live update from the state department. a lot of focus there, a controversial move to pull americans out of ukraine leaving them in some cases to their own devises to get out. is this like afghanistan? we ll take you live there next. national security correspondent jennifer griffin joins us live with the pentagon with the latest. good afternoon, jennifer. it s very important to reiterate that none of the 8,500 troops on alert by the pentagon would be going to ukraine. none are going to be fighting russian troops, in other words. if they are called up and they haven t been so far, it would be to defend article 5, nato allies like romania, ....
american military forces? plus, georgia judges clear the way for a special grand jury to help investigate if donald trump illegally pressured officials to overturn the election loss in that state. and president biden caught on a hot mike, this time, using the language to in sult a fox news reporter. the question, what did they discuss in the follow-up phone call? it s way too early for this. good morning. welcome to way too early the show knows all too well the dangers of a hot mic. i m jonathan le mire. we ll start with the news. the pentagon has put thousands of u.s. troops on high alert as fears increase that russia may invade ukraine again. chief foreign affairs correspondent andrea mitch am has the details for us. reporter: with fears rising that russia could invade ukraine, president biden considering a major show of force near russia putting up to 8500 u.s. troops on heightened alert mostly as part of a nato response force. military action from russia ....
news. pfizer now testing an omicron-specific vaccine, this as schools are struggling with how to handle high amounts of positive cases among students. we ll be speaking to one superintendent whose district has gone remote indefinitely. is this doing more harm than good? and we ve got other breaking news this morning. after decades of status quo, the s.a.t. exam making a huge change that could impact millions of high school students across the country. it might be time to toss your number 2 pen similars. we start with the tense standoff between russia and ukraine, tensions growing more urgent by the hour, the pentagon putting 8,500 troops on heightened alert as the u.s. weighs military action. none have been deployed as yet. but they could be moving from other parts of europe to neighboring countries like poland and romania. this comes after president biden joined a 90-minute video conference about the crisis with european leaders. the white house posting this photo of ....