laura: hi, i m laura ingraham. this is a special edition of the ingraham angle. i hope you are having an amazing starts to 2024. i cannot believe it s another election. all right, the iowa caucuses are just a couple weeks away. and we could soon start to see a thinning of the g.o.p. field. it s about time. but, before things really ramp up. politically, we wanted to take this time to remember how much fun we had in 2023. some of the biggest laughs came of course when raymond with me. here is a look back at what we all did. it s time for seen and unseen where we reveal the stories behind the headlines for that we turn to fox news contributor raymond arroyo. all right. biden had an event for the kennedy center honorees i know at the white house. and that happened the other day. queen latifah got a little less than the royal treatment. with other movies and movies she has earned golden globe and primetime enemy enemy. [laughter] that s me. prime time emmy. laura, t
of migrants at the u.s. southern border. what s their plan now? power, revenge, dictatorship? three words front and center on a word cloud as voters describe donald trump s political goals. so why did trump decide to post this himself? and cnn investigates a cryptocurrency scam that is cheating americans out of billions of dollars. it s been a living hell day in and day out. i m kate bolduan with sara sidner. john berman is on the night shift today. this is cnn news central. we begin with breaking news this hour, a new court move that impacts the 2024 election. a state supreme court in michigan has just rejected an effort to remove donald trump from that state s primary ballot. cnn s katelyn polantz has all the details coming in early today. this ruling comes eight days after colorado s supreme court ruled that trump should be removed from the ballot. tell us about what the supreme court in michigan is saying now. well, every state is following their own rules
discourse day today. not all of this was nowadays, you better watch what you say. there s always someone in person or online who can tell you that you can t say that, it s problematic. there are so many words and phrases off-limits. it s hard to keep off track. some say peanut gallery is classist and racist. first world problems is also classist. tone-deaf is in ablest. mom and dad assumes traditional gender roles. there s always something that seems to be a new word. syndicated talk show host is with us now to explain good to be with you. good to talk to you. all of my career, never called for a host to be fired. i believe in something called freedom. we can t make people watch our shows or listen to my radio s show. i believe in freedom. but that s not the prevailing view. sadly, it s not. always thought we went to the universities to hear other people s ideas. not necessarily agree with them, but learned something about what i had to say. now, we see surv
fox news at night. breaking tonight hunter biden indicted in california on federal tax charges. the same charges prosecutors in california would not indict him on last year. what changed? how did the breaking new affect the presidential campaign. kevin cork has new information. it s a 56 page indictment filed in california. the central district. it lays allegations including 9 tax related charges. 3 are felonies. the younger biden engaged in a 4 year scheme to not pay at least 1.4-million dollars between 2016 and 2019. the indictment charges that biden spent millions on an extravagant lifestyle with membership to sex clubs and more than $188,000 on adult entertainment rather than paying taxes. house republican leaders next week will vote on whether to initiate an impeachment on president biden to his possible ties to his son hunter s business dealings. james comer released subpoenaed bank records showing an entity owned by hunter biden made payments to joe biden. they are s
ingraham angle from washington. thank you for being with us. putting evil in context, that s the focus of tonight s angle. more fallout from the hill testimony from college presidents who have equivocating on the antisemitism atmosphere on their campuses. some of the most revealing and disturbing exchanges are just now being seen by americans. specifically calling for genocide of jews, does that constitute bullying and harassment? if directed, it is harassment. so yes? it is condepend not decision. calling for genocide of jews is depending on the context? if the speech becomes conduct, it can be harassment, yes. laura: surely the esteemed harvard university president had a much clearer response. at harvard does calling for genocide much jews violate bullying or harassment, yes or no? it can be depending on the context? what is the context? targeted as an individual, crossing into conduct that is bullying, harassment, intimidation, that is actionable condu