greg: hi, i m greg gutfeld with judge jeanine pirro, harold ford jr., jesse watters, and sandra smith, the five. he went on libra late night to prove his brain works right. joe biden leaving his cpap machine on air force one with an afternoon taping of late night with seth meyers, trying to show america how hippie can be without breaking one. as an astounding number of americans say he s blown a short circuit, his latest poll has 64% of registered voters saying they don t think biden is mentally fit for another term. and boy, did he reassure them. he s about as old as i am but he can t remember his wife s name. it s about how old your ideas are. this is a guy who wants to take us back. everything we ve gotten done, he wants to do away with if he gets elected. and i really think his views on where to take america are older than anyway. greg: he ran out. well, it was a race to see who fell asleep faster, the president or seth s dwindling audience. even obama s old
this is the ingraham angle from washington tonight. as always, thanks for being with us. it s open season on americans. that s the focus of tonight s angle. now, do you ever wonder how things got so crazy? like, how is it that a sitting u.s. president presides over the invasion of america by several million illegals, yet for years the media let him off the hook? only now starting to pay attention after democrat-run cities were overrun and innocent americans murdered like laken riley. campus is really heavy right now. we are all heart broken. i want to use this time to tell you about laken and all she was. it s so obvious to me why it feels so dark right now that is because we lost one of the brightest lights there has ever been. this campus and our sisterhood will never be the same without laken riley. laura: heart break. of course when the press does cover the issue it s not to hold biden accountable but to criticize republicans. republicans, obviously, seizing on th
capacity. don t pretend that you love migrants so much and then when we send them to you don t like them. a massive heat wave is keeping its grip on the south this week threatening to set new record highs. i m used to it but i have been out there too long. there relief in sight with protesters expecting august to bring more heat. [cheers] luther pena it. historic day in chan friday history. i m going to need some whiskey glasses because i don t want to see the truth. we are here at the melting pot, the 91st franchise. fondue show today, correct? ainsley: went to dip. brian: going to be dipping. astro s reference not only no hitter justin verlander from the new york mets. lost a bunch of teams and probation down the team. good time for houston. steve: here we are doing sports. i thought you were going to say it s the melting pot. it s a lot of fondue. this show 100 percent is going to be cheesy. ainsley: yes, yes. brian: right. ainsley: you can get the
russian forces advance with aid at the center of an urgent meeting between president biden and top congressional leaders. this is an existential moment for the free world. we must take care of america s needs first. norah: cbs evening news starts now. good evening, i m norah o donnell. good tonight, more than 40 million people are in the path of a severe storm threat rolling across the country. heavy snow from colorado to minnesota caused travel chaos at the nation s airports with more than 3,000 flights delayed, and the biggest threat from this dangerous weather will come overnight from missouri to michigan, with dangerous winds, massive hail, and possible tornadoes. we are going to have more on that dangerous system in just a moment. but first, we want to begin tonight here in washington with the age-old story of congress leaving it to the last minute to get its job done. tonight, the issue is a potential government shutdown friday night and the decision to fund
to get out. what we re learning right now. this is all part of the intense heat just ahead of this major cross-country storm. 45 states from washington state to texas to the northeast, all under alerts. that tornado watch in chicago, then blizzard warnings, heavy rain, damaging winds, as this now moves from the midwest into the east. washington, d.c., philadelphia, new york city, all get hit tomorrow. ginger zee standing by to time this out. the michigan primary tonight. and what could be a test for president biden. how big will this protest vote be? some voters angry with his response to israel s continuing military operation in gaza. and want to send him a message. and what michigan s popular governor, democrat gretchen whitmer, says about voters who want someone other than biden to run for the democrats. mary bruce in michigan. tonight, the gruesome new details in the case of that nursing student killed while running on the university of georgia campus. how the suspe