laura ingraham and this is the ingraham angle from washington tonight. the establishment has no clothes. that is the focus of tonight s angle. that collapse of afghanistan represents another catastrophic failure of our political establishment. now, other obvious examples include the collapse of the southern border and long before that, the collapse of one s unrivaled manufacturing base. well, they keep doubling down on failure insisting that if they have a few more years, they can make americans understand why their actions, why they are policies are smart and proper. and of course, to distract the public from their own abject failures, these old hacks do their best to stir up phony crises. is their influence with russian silver president trump? his behavior hasn t done much, at least in my mind, to delay that concern. maybe it is my warning as a professional but the lights blinking red in terms of what trump is doing and bringing this country down on the global stage
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right now. good evening from new york, i m chris hayes. you know, ever since human beings started congregating in institutions of what we would call a higher learning, colleges, universities, conservatives and traditionalist s have been freaked out but just were dangerous ideas were being shared their. i mean, really the whole dangerous ideas coming out of universities is literally as old as universities themselves. it has been a core reactionary concern for millennia. just like everything else, this old thing is new again. this brings us to the most recent republican freak-out in florida, which as you may have heard as a governor there, ron desantis calling the creepy thought police to campus. he just signed a bill that would require public universities and colleges to survey students, faculty, and staff about the beliefs and few points to support intellectual diversity. not only that, he is gone on to suggest that budget cuts could take place if schools are found to be, quo
missing the critical second dose. we don t want that to go up. i am pamela brown in washington. welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world. you are live in the cnn newsroom on this sunday. tonight major news for americans hoping to head abroad. the new york times is reporting the eu will let vaccinated u.s. tourists visit europe this summer. millions of americans, 8%, are skipping out on the second dose of the covid-19 vaccine. this warrants this reminder. both pfizer and moderna vaccines consider two doses to be fully effective. one dose gives some level of protection but medical experts say we don t know how long that protection will last. joining me now, the white house senior adviser for covid response. wel welcome back to the show. i want to get your reaction. the eu is set to let vaccinated tourists visit after shutting down nonessential travel for more than a year. what is your reaction? the key to getting back to life that we used to