tragedy. back at the justice department losses. our legal panel is standing by to weigh-in. [indiscernible] we begin tonight with ongoing rescue efforts in south florida although no survivors were foun on friday. when it up meant people are still unaccounted for. the efforts are continuing and they are dangerous. the medical examiner has identified the first victim. stacy thing, they say she suffered blunt force injuries. she said they seized the mother of the 15-year-old boy seen in video on the date of the collapse being pulled from the building. her son trapped in the rubble, his call for help from a passerby who alluded first responders. firefighters carried by the safety. many other families are still hoping to hear from loved ones including rachel spiegel was 65 -year-old mother, judy, lived in the building. outlook you can hear me. i m very concerned. the have to stop their operations because of the weather. firefighters have been dealing with all kinds of lightning
going to be necessary to rebuil our infrastructure, which is also one of the biggest opportunities we have for job growth moving forward. administrator, if i may, you may hear from some corners of criticism are why are we doing this now when were already in a economic crisis. look at the state of new mexico on one third of the state s budget is funded by oil and gas parade why not let the country get back on its feet before we do this? the issue in new mexico is that somebody reported bid incorrectly, or not may be precisely enough that wasn t about impacting existing permit and tracking, this was about ne leases on federal land. i think that the opportunity fo the states to continue to approve the royalties from both coal, oil, and natural gas, if properly done on federal land will continue, and it s even an opportunity in the review of th program to look at the royalty issues, look at the job growth opportunities, look at a variet of things to make sure that the things
accelerated timetable for making a decision. and then at least this new publicly released audio of the former president talking about january 6th. a taped interview with abc s jonathan karl, recorded at march a maralago. his own vice president ran from the insurrectionists as they closed in. were you worried about him during that siege? no, i knew he was well-protected and i heard that he was in good shape, because, uh, i had heard he was in very good shape. because you heard those chants. that was terrible. he could have well, the people were very angry. they were saying hang mike pence. it s common sense. it s common sense that you re supposed to protect how can you if you know a vote is fraudulent, right, how can you pass on a fraudulent vote to congress? which raises yet another question. if that s what the former president is willing to say publicly, what could be in the documents he s trying to keep secret? documents, of course, are just one piece
false. it was]( dated 2020. this is your client writing, although the president signed a verification for the state court filings back on decembereç 1st,e made aware some: of the evidenc by the experts has been inaccurate. that was filed in federal court despite the knowledge. how do you then reconcile that with ethical bounds if he knew the underlying evidence was false and phone any, how is this a defense?, there was a suit filed and later on there was a suit filed in federal court. there was a period of time where they department think the state court was moving fast enough. during that period of time, they discovered there were clerical errors. that shows attorneys were being careful to make sure that the filings that were made in the second suit, the federal suit took proper account of the mistakes they had uncovered. these are just a couple missed commas? two numbers were switched. the overall number of allegedz illegal votes wasn t accurately represen
fancn y. i ll see you tomorrow or thursday. i can t wait. all right. i ll be gonee by by wednesday or thursday. you ll see. fantastic. all right. t hurs i m laura ingraham.raham an this is thgle ingraham angle frm washington tonight. in moments you re going to seehe the cable exclusive with three sorority members from sor the university of wyoming s kappa kappa gamma chapter. they re allegingy member at the national chapter forced them to accept a man into their sisterhood and shattered their feeling of safety. scarebut first, scared and hel. that s the focus of tonight s angle. liv well, that s how powerful forces want you to feel.e they want you to live in fear, t so apprehensive that you re just hoping to survive depended on the government to tell you when it s safe . now, we saw this during covid with their constant fear mongering to keep the publicc co compliant. we see it.t on college campuses with attacks on free speech. we ve seen it with how they treat a man who