laura: good evening, everyone. i m laura ingraham this is a special edition of the ingraham angle. thanks for joining us on this memorial day where we remember and honor those who paid the ultimate sacrifice defending our country. a reminder to all of us freedom, of course, is not free. here is some of my angle s defending america, our borders, and our freedoms. laura: the rescue, that s the focus of tonight s angle. the scenes today were not reassuring after the president bombed the houthis and called the lid early last night he bumbled his way through a school in allen town today. this is sherwin, and sam along with our allies. secretary austin. i do. i m sorry. [inaudible] laura: i hope that poor girl got extra credit for having to sit there now, just as we see the deterioration of our cities, beset by crime, by migrants, we also see biden s own deterioration with each passing day. simply getting from marine one to his car is a herculean task. . laura:
Topping our world lead. you are right now looking at a destroyed apartment building in zap arreaza. that s a city of thousands in southeastern ukraine. it was indiscriminately bombarded by russian missiles earlier today in this residential part of ukraine with no military targets nearby, according to a top government official in separation to ukrainian president vladimir zelensky, called the strike that killed one and injured more than 30, including children. quote, beast y all savagery. cnn s ivan watson is live for us on the scene and separation. ivan how are residents dealing with the aftermath of this brutal attack? yeah they re they re just getting on and look, it s nighttime. it s after 10 pm here , but even even with the low light, you can see just the crater in the side of these 29 story apartment buildings where ukrainian authorities say a russian rocket slammed into it at around 11 o clock this morning. you can just see the devastation here. and to