first, the latest news. the prime minister has said that the king s speech marks the start of a rejection of what he called the snake oil charms of populism and the beginning of a national renewal . he was speaking in the commons after the king had laid out labour s plans for its first months in office. growing fears that another war may erupt in the middle east as israel and the lebanese armed group hezbollah keep trading fire across the border. police in thailand say six vietnamese nationals found dead in a luxury hotel suite in bangkok on tuesday were probably poisoned with cyanide in a suspected murder suicide case. authorities are investigating possible motives. the prime minister of bangladesh has warned that those responsible for the death of six people in a wave of student protests will be punished regardless of their political affiliation. many oppose a law under which a third of civil service posts are reserved for relatives of bangladesh s independence fighter
i ll stand up. laura: okay, you are too cool sean: unless i m forced to in social situations where i have to wear my best. i worn jeans when i interviewed president trump, even. laura: fine, you are cooler than i am. nice color coordination. all right, see you tomorrow night. i m laura ingraham, this is the ingraham angle from washington. we are going to do things a little bit differently tonight. now, the angle is not coming until a little later in the show, but everything we discussed will build to it, and you are going to see what we mean. now come along the way, you re going to hear from ric grenell, steve scalise, dinesh d souza, on the left poisonous tactics to muzzle and target conservatives. we re also going going to dive into the controversy fitting main street against wall street, and how it could change investing forever. but first, last night, we told you about a bizarre dhs bulletin warning of supposed threats from what they described as violent domes
laura: okay, you are too cool sean: unless i m forced to in social situations where i have to wear my best. i ve worn jeans when i interviewed president trump, even. laura: fine, you are cooler than i am. nice color coordination. all right, see you tomorrow night. i m laura ingraham, this is the ingraham angle from washington. wegh are going to do things a little bit differently tonight. now, the angle is not coming until a little later in the show, but everything we discussed will build to it, and you are going to see what we mean. now along the way, you re going to hear from ric grenell, steve scalise, dinesh d souza, on the left poisonous tactics to muzzle and target conservatives. we re also going going to dive into the controversy fitting main street against wall street, ng how it could change investing forever. but first, last night, we told you about a bizarre dhs bulletin warning of supposed threats from what they described as violent domestic extremists,
jesse: fox news alert, we are less than an hour away from the president state of the union address. any moment joe biden will be leaving 1600 pennsylvania avenue and the present in the presidential limo making his way to the capitol building where we are told he s planning a feisty economic reset. reset necessary as the president struggles to convince the country that it s working. in an election year where he stuck with historically low approval ratings and losing to former president donald trump. the oldest president in american history joe biden also wears another belt spare could probably the worst order occupying the modern white house in modern times. he s been unable to effectively use the bully pulpit to persuade voters or even thrust himself into a better political position. most of the country including large swaths of democrats fear biden is not physically or mentally key physically or much elite capable of serving other term. which is why nights like tonight
years and the outsider has become an insider. you said when trump left the white house, the dc swamp was alive and growing just like our country s federal debt, which grew by a stunning 8 trillion under trump do you stand by all that donald trump will admit that the swamp, a lot of people that worked for him, that we re supposedly had allegiance to donald trump turned on him. that s the swamp. he didn t he will be far smarter when he gets elected about who he who he yes, to work with him. and as far as the spending, he would agree, i mean, he came in at a tough time, but our financial crisis is the cancer in this country. and i think you will see a different donald trump on the spending for because we have to we cannot keep spending. so he recognizes all of that and i don t say that as a critical so as i m i just those facts that we re going to have to handle that this administration simply has not handled and the spending has been on steroids under him, as well as everythi