. >> laura: i'm laura ingraham. this is "the ingraham angle" from washington tonight. thanks for joining us. first, biden's plan to destroy america. that's the focus of tonight's angle. now if you wanted to devise a plan for america's foreign policy that worked totally cross purposes, you'd be hard-pressed to match what biden and his team are doing right now. let's go through the steps. number 1, destroy america's energy dependence. our energy supplies from louisiana to pennsylvania to california would power us for about 400 years or so. but the greeniacs want it shut down. as a result, americans are suffering. high prices for everything and still climbing. biden's anecdotes about his childhood don't help. >> we're going through an incredible transition that is taking place. it's bad. the price of gas at the pump is something that i told you, you heard me say before, it would be a matter of great discussion when i was a kid growing up. >> laura: still with that tired old line. the transition -- come on. i love the meaningless euphemism by biden. this anti-fossil fuel o

of our friends. >> working together laura, working together. >> laura: exactly. all right we couldn't believe this story when we read it. three eighth grade boys are being accused of sexual harassment for using incorrect pronounce when referencing a classmate. one of those boys and his mom here exclusively next. ♪ >> laura: this next story is pretty hard to believe. three wisconsin middle school boys are being accused of sexual harassment. so what are the specific charges? using the wrong pronounce. i kid you not. here's what reportedly happened. in march a student decided to start going by they/them. in april, the accused boys got into some, you know verbal argument of the whole issue. the mother of one of the boys said the student was screaming at them to use the proper pronounce calling them a profanity. my son came up and defended him saying he doesn't have to use the pronounce it's a constitutional right. the school filed a title nine complaint against all the boys involved. here exclusively is raymond and his mother rose and deputy council for the constit

laura is next. we'll see you tomorrow night. ♪♪ . >> laura: i'm laura ingraham and this is the ingraham angle tonight and as the families of the 21 uvalde shooting victims continue to grieve tonight, a certain left wing politician, or i should say wanna be politician tried to use the tragedy to help his campaign. >> you're out of line and an embarrassment. sit down. >> you are doing nothing. >> no. you need to get his ass out of here. >> this is totally pre debilityable. >> laura: texas lieutenant governor dan patrick was grabbing the microphone to speak at the same time beto o'rourke went on an unhinged rant. dan patrick will join us in moments. but first we go straight to uvalde texas where lieutenant chris with the department of public safety is standing by. lieutenant, there's one witness i know that you desperately want to speak with and that's the gunman's grandmother who he shot in the face. it was a dispute, apparently, over wifi. she was on the phone with a cell phone provider complaini

. ♪ >> laura: hi everyone i'm laura ingraham, this is the going from washington tonight. thank you for joining us. the inmates are running the asylum. that's the focus of tonight's angle. okay, what on earth is happening in the once respectable democratic party? now, this goes back to even since before biden was elected. it's been engaged in kind of a slow act of self sabotage. but why? i mean they see the numbers right? biden and harris, like the stock market, they're tanking. failing to take inflation seriously means that biden may be at a point of no return. which indicates, what? a looming political disaster for democrats with voters in a disgruntled mood ahead of the midterms. yet, instead of doing the basics to address the number one issue facing american families, democrats spend their time supporting blm lgbtq propaganda in schools, open boarders, limiting our oil and gas industry and of course their go-to january 6th. democrats have become political crack addicts. they know what they're doing is hurting them politically, but they still can't quit their drug of ch

officially, laura, back to .9%. >> laura: wow. bill, this is -- it's so great to be on the air with you at the billboard. thanks, bill. check back with you. tom bevan, again, this is so razor tight. we love nights like this. it's exciting. final thought on where this stands and how this might then go on and affect other primaries on the time goes on before november. >> yeah, look at the raw vote total. it's about -- mccormick is holding steady at 7,700 vote lead. oz has been ticking up in terms of the percentage, he might run out of runway here was there just aren't that many votes left out. may get to recount territory. that would mean we wouldn't know who the winner is for a few more days. >> laura: stephen middler? >> my final comment is republicans in november, run against uncontrolled crime, uncontrolled migration, uncontrolled inflation and strong families and you will win historic victories. >> laura: monica? >> you know, so many core democratic constituencies are just falling away from the democratic party. they're hemorrh

laura's next, the ingraham angle, have a great night. ♪ >> laura: i'm laura ingraham this is the ingraham angle from washington tonight. thank you for joining us. all right, right off the bat, we got old mcbiden saw a farm. that's the focus of tonight's angle. put your mind at rest people, stop worrying about storing food and energy costs because today joe biden's on the case. he visited a farm. it was part listening tour. >> every day that gets pushed back. >> pushed back. >> yes, appear we usually run out of growing season. so we can't control that. we can typically produce about 60% of the double crop, but the other still always risk involved that i'm by myself. couple things i wanted to be able to talk about here. what we had just walked through back there. >> yep? >> laura: yep. part meaningless small talk. >> there you go. please, sit down. one of the things i want to put to rest, everybody looks at me and says, have you ever been on a farm? and i remind them what nobody knows. i come from the state of delaware, single largest industry in delaware and the delmarva of delaware virgin

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. ♪ ♪ >> laura: i am laura ingraham this is "the ingraham angle" from washington tonight. thanks for joining us. global bags unite. that's the focus of tonight's "angle." >> the national average for a gallon of gas has gone up 10 days in a row and we set a new record. most analysts expect prices to keep climbing. one analyst said a national average of $6 a gallon is possible. >> laura: to make a bad situation worse, we may be facing a shortage of truckers soon. the owners are facing a crisis due to the sky rocketing cost of diesel fuel. and food prices? bloomberg headlines caught my eye. chicken wings for $34. consumer prices of food were up 9.4% in april compared to last april. it's the biggest gain since 1981. it's time to ask this question: both a global and national level, is the economic chaos unfolding before our eyes the result of incompetence or careful planning? ted cruz believes this is all purposeful. >> joe biden believes in gas is $6 or $10 a gallon, if he imposes enough pain that eventually everyone will have this epiphany and get rid of that truck or mini-va

laura is next. we will see you back here tomorrow night. ♪ ♪ >> laura: i am laura ingraham. this is "the ingraham angle" from washington. thanks for joining us. the chicago away. that is the focus of tonight's angle. lori lightfoot is one of the most repentant and distressful people in like to office today. that implement with such disregard for her own constituents serving as mayor of chicago that one of our great american cities is itself shocking. as an unrepentant medical for the policies precipitated chicago's to clean -- decline and clay -- decay. people are up and leaving and in record numbers. residents are becoming victims of crime. as much as the chicagoans love the summer on the lake and who does not love the bears, the cubs got the restaurants, the architecture, they are not going to stay if the book home becomes unlivable. for chicago under electric is slowly turning into the 20. but you never know the situation is urgent if you are listening to her. >> real chicagoans are asking, how can you possibly even considered running for reelection as mayor of the city o

in the meantime, let not your heart be troubled, laura ingraham and >> laura: i'm laura ingraham. this is "the ingraham angle" from washington on edge tonight. now, i'm going to say this very bluntly. with their refusal to forthrightly unequivocally condemn these terroristic tactics of their activist democrat base, the democrats, the white house, they're putting the lives of the supreme court justices in jeopardy. yes. i mean it, in jeopardy. now, a party that spent the past 16 months branding the gop as a bunch of insurrectionists, they're carrying out by proxy an insurrection of their own against the federal judiciary. >> we have to be a menace to our enemies. that's anybody that is attacking our reproductive freedom. we will not turn back. we are weary. we are mad as hell. >> we've heard enough. >> laura: of course the criticisms of the opinion are the it's honest constitutionally and fraudulent factually. the abortion issue is returned to the states. we talked about this the last few nightses. that is where the voters of those states will determine the outcome for abortion. mi

hannity, laura ingraham, laura ingraham wow. >> okay so name matt for media matters tweeted that laura ingraham was asked the white house correspondent dinner so tell me laura i was the food, did you see pete davidson what happened? >> laura: i was with you and all of our friends at the new orleans jazz fest. there we are. overall there. i think that was at the who when the who performed. ringo starr son on the drums. that was actually a fun time that whole day. i was not at the white house dinner. >> and as long or tardy about dangers of putting on a show, i'm sure that you think it's very safe and secure since united states has sent its best and brightest to support volodymyr zelenskyy. ♪ ♪ >> pour nancy pelosi shima strike fear in the russians? i'm sure that they're in a pull back the tanks after seeing that adam schiff is also on the scene. period ukraine's inflation rate just rose two points and its borders are probably 50%. >> laura: they should switch costumes, he should award the pantsuit and nancy pelosi should've warned that. what nancy said to the ukrainian president sho

. ♪ ♪ >> laura: i am laura ingraham. this is "the ingraham angle." thank you for joining us tonight. >> i got to say the offices. i got to see the community members by public it is so hard. it is hard to take in. it is traumatic. we are hurting inside. we have partners who have to live here is where every day. the victims. the family members. we feel for them. >> laura: raw emotion. new details and more questions out of uvalde, texas. a scene from tuesday's mass murder of 19 children and two adults. authorities held a press conference. they tried to the correct some earlier what they say were false reports but in doing so, they also rate a lot more questions. >> 11:28, the suspect just left of here wrecked his vehicle. he climbed the fence. now he is in the parking lot, shooting at that. multiple times. he walks into the west side of rob elementary. >> laura: what about the initial story that the shooter had exchanged gunfire with a school security officer? >> i want to clear up that came out early on. it was reported that a school district police of

thank you for making the show possible, let not your heart be troubled, laura is next. >> laura: i'm laura ingraham and this is a fox news of relief. political reporting on a leaked draft of the supreme court opinion in the mississippi abortion case. and just to say milton has been assigned the majority opinion, which according to the draft, means roe vs. wade will be overturned. what does this mean? this returns the apportionment issue to the states, which preroe, which is where it was always was. some will allow, some sites might ban it, some will find what they believe is a middle ground. i want to say this very clearly tonight. no matter what you think about this outcome, the leak itself represents a shocking and unprecedented breach of the courts confidentiality. and it is key to the courts ability, on any issue, to engage and they in the give-and-take and all the decision-making that is required to reach these decisions based on legal principle. based on the constitution. not because of political pressure. that is what the legislature does, not the court. and those, especially

laura ingraham next. >> laura: i'm laura ingraham this is the ingraham angle from an hysterical washington tonight thanks for joining us. we have more on jd vance's big ohio win a little bit later in the show and other races that went the america first way. but first, the anti democrats, that's the focus of tonight's angle. court draft opinion leak, the pro abortion frenzy outside the court last night was almost instantaneous. [chanting] >> laura: i think they need elementary courses in rhyming. they need to update the chant. of course, like clock work the usual suspects were all over tv today. and it was the end of democracy, as we know it. >> this is very dangerous because we live in a democracy, and, what's left of it, and we need to sound the alarm because they're coming after women today. they're coming after you tomorrow. our rights are at risk, and democracy is at stake. >> laura: as usual barbara lee makes no sense. in fact if row is overturned the democratic process is working just as it should. but it was biden the supposedly serious catholic who looked the most foolish on this i

. >> laura: who wrote it? >> your guess is as good as mine, it came out of nancy pelosi's office in the white house. >> laura: lobbyists, i imagine defense contractors, may be to distribute and companies come i don't know. but the american people are seeing our country grow weaker and our families were poor or day after day yet apparently money does grow on trees and we are going to send it willy-nilly with zero accountability as to where it goes in ukraine if it goes there at all. >> my old boss armey used to say you can't be this wrong by accident. this bad behavior, this destructive behavior is not a coincidence. people who are not looking up for the american people are making the decisions and it is time for a day of reckoning. november needs to, and every american -- that discussion from those people who are at the gas station, the regular americans, most people are going to show up and hold people accountable. >> laura: when we have baby formula, something so essential. this is the ad states of america,

ingraham and "the ingraham angle"'s next beer to a good night. ♪ ♪ >> laura: i'm laura ingraham and this is "the ingraham angle" from washington tonight. thank you for joining us. racket radicals, that's the focus of tonight's "angle." >> the economy is doing fairly well. we expect growth to be solid. >> for the first time since 2016, the treasury department is planning to pay down the national debt. we recovered faster than the projected. >> laura: by any objective measure, america across the board is facing the most severe challenges in our nations history. in china, we have a dangerous geopolitical threat. there is a war raging in eastern europe. the dow dropped 1,063 points today. inflation is outpacing wages. our industrial base is crippled. and of course, we are 30th $30 trillion in debt. this is the time when america needs leaders to attack all the major issues one by one and a practical and sophisticated way. unfortunately, with biden, we have a fundamentally frivolous and unfundamental group of people. let alone having the type of executive leadership and judgment that we a

laura: amazing. for we go tonight, let's turn to cambodia, where fishermen led to unimpressive -- landed a giant catch that led to an impressive rescue of a giant stingray. they released it back into the river. i'm laura trevelyan. thanks for watching "bbc world news america." narrator: funding for this presentation of this program is provided by... narrator: financial services firm, raymond james. man: bdo. accountants and advisors. narrator: funding was also provided by, the freeman foundation. by judy and peter blum kovler foundation; pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. and by contributions to this pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. ♪ ♪ narrator: you're watching pbs. amna: good evening. i'm amna nawaz. on the "newshour" tonight, the cost of covid -- americans reflect on hardship and loss as the united states approaches one million deaths from the coronavirus pandemic. then, joining the alliance -- russia's war against ukraine prompts finland's leaders to seek nato memb

. ♪ ♪ >> laura: i'm laura ingraham and this is "the ingraham angle." attorney general merrick garland record the u.s. marshals service to assist in providing 24-hour security to justices because of all the threats that they have received. in other words, all that com and healing and serenity that biden promised, it has been further eroded. disconnect relearned that the by the department of homeland security took a break from targeting political opponents to issue is a stunning document. in that memo, we learned that that u.s. government is bracing for a potential surge in political violence. once the court hands down the ruling, which is expected to overturn roe versus wade, when the document was leaked, the white house was given the chance to condemn it. but they showed not to and even went so far to say that biden was energized by the unprecedented protests outside the justices' homes. they brought this anchor to the floor and now, the only responsible thing to do is to release this ruling. right? the court has released the ruling. now and are we eve

. ♪ i'm laura kyle. the crisis between russia and europe sparked by the war in ukraine has taken yet another turn. this time moscow has delivered , on its promise to halt gas supplies to bulgaria and poland for not paying in rubles, russia's currency. for though the action had been feared by some in the european union, many had already predicted. bulgaria says it's made alternative arrangements and poland insists its energy supplies are secure. at the start of the conflict, the u.s. agreed to provide liquefied natural gas to the e.u. in the coming years, and member states are working on find alternative long-term supplies as well. european leaders are calling russia's move blackmail and are promising to respond. >> gazprom's announcement that it is unilaterally stopping gas deliveries to certain e.u.-member states is another provocation from the kremlin but it comes as no surprise that the kremlin uses fossil fuels to try to blackmail us. this is something the european commission has been preparing for i

. ♪ laura: i'm laura trevelyan in new york and this is bbc world news america. european leaders punish russia were trying to stop the cash flow that's funding the war in ukraine. the eu will ban 90% of russian oil imports by the end of this year and the harshest sanctions yet against moscow. prosecutor the international criminal court calls ukraine crime scene, saying the tribunal is carrying out its largest ever investigation. one week after the horrific school shooting in texas, our correspondent hears from parents who lost their daughter. as queen elizabeth is about to celebrate 70 years on the throne, we look back on a visit to ghana and the famous first prance with the president. -- dance with the president. ♪ laura: welcome to world news america on pbs and around the globe. we begin in brussels where the european union has agreed tough sanctions on russian soil as the west tries to this -- deprive moscow of the cash it needs to fund the war. the embargo would cover 90% of exports. the price of oil haslimbed in response. a top ukrainian official says the

laura: as the u.s. braces for the ruling back of abortion rights, colombia, argentina, and mexico have expanded access to abortion in the last two years. will joins us from mexico city. is it easier to get an abortion in mexico than it is in texas? reporter: yes, in a sense it is. it is certainly harder in texas then in mexico city where abortion up to 12 weeks has been legal since 2007. there are plenty of other states that are moving in that direction. pro-choice campaigners, women's reproductive health campaigners are also able to help people obtain either abortion pills in mexico and all come to mexico city. we see the direction of legal traffic and moving in opposite directions. states are pushing harder to restrict access to abortions. controls are being steadily lifted and others. laura: in the u.s., which up away at abortion rights. how is it that in conservative catholics, abortion rights are being expanded? reporter: some nations have made strides, decriminalizing abortion restrictions. argent

. >> i'm laura tn washington and this is bbc america. vladimir putin uses russia's victory day parade to justify his invasion of ukraine, not escalate it. the parade saw military hardware and soldiers but no indications of any change of course by russian soldiers in ukraine. >> and prime minister's decision to attack ukraine has sparked global condemnation and sanctions and is turning russia into a pariah. laura: russia is pummeling ukraine's donbass region but fears ukrainian resistance is slowing moscow's offensive. >> the big picture in the donbass is the kremlin's offensive has largely stalled. they have taken hardly any significant towns and the ukrainians are making them pay a heavy priceor every scrap of land. laura: in sri lanka the prime minister has resigned after weeks of protests which are turning violent. the fossil hunter who found a shark tooth that is millions of years old, and he is only six. ♪ welcome to world news america on pbs and around the globe. we begin in moscow's red square, where today russian president vlad

laura: thank you. we turn to sri lanka, which in the last few weeks has been rocked by an economic crisis, food shortages and protests that force the primeinister to resign, and the new prime minister says sri lanka does not have enough medicine to care f its people as the system is under strain. bbc reports. reporter: one by one, essenal commodities are drying up. fuel supply can be shut at any time. how does one survive without drugs? media appeals for lp. but, almost all -- >> even if you have money, no drugs. if i don't get these medicines, i can survive for three months. that is a serious problem. reporter: even goment doctors came out to protest. >> if you don't alleviatehe shortage in a prompt manner, we will lose the lives of patients. reporter: they almost have 250 beds but most are empty because of lack of medicine. those who are managing here from distant places because of fuel problems, most are returning home without being checked by a doctor and proper treatment. sri lanka is in the middl

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laura ingraham takes off from here. have a great night t laur. i'm laura ingram . this is the ingram angle from new york cityle tonight . in moments my angle w is going o lay out the next steps that conservative and frankly all americans must take no t matter what the result of tonight's primary election. >> but first we turn to pennsylvania where this is a knockdown, drag out fight in the senate republican primary polls closed just about two hours ago and we have yet to declare a winner. reporters standing by across the state ato the headquarters of all three the top contenders. but we c begin tonight with a candidate who is seeing the most momentum coming into tonight . alejandra hoff is atnt kathy barnett's headquarters in elizabethtown, pennsylvania, some 90 miles west of philly. alexandra, what can you tell? l allura, things have slowed down just a bit here as a barn headquarters. kathy barnett and her supporters engaged in a prayer circle right now behind me. i and a shortn time ago the crowd in the candidateci, they were engaged in a dancing the macarena. so

my name is laura. laura bush now learning so y'all are all signed up in school now. thanks good, right we have family here. yes. hello. or even focus good to meet you the risk. i said mary and hey, how are you here? hi, how are you going to a normal life? and i just thinking about it. hey, we were just in the same class too. so for me it was that fun. that's fun. and it was that was a very fun. music. did you like? it's a fun music class, but you played a very nice job the sticks. and that was fun and he sang america the beautiful. angry, is that your favorite green book kids song. that's where you i'm not okay. she's cool. good. is she for your shield over? here's great. everybody you want to say if you well, i'll go ahead and give a talk a little bit. so you all can leave that i can actually visit with them. a little bit more margaret secretary spellings, and i have been traveling today. i had a back to school event on my calendar before the hurricane. i was going to des moines, iowa, which is where i went this morning for. a great event, and of course those childr

laura: this iss america." hundreds of people are still trapped in the southern ukraine in a steel plant. some who managed to escape say conditions inside the complex are brutal. in the east of ukraine, fighting continues between russian and ukrainian troops but neither side seems to have the upper hand. >>hey are pushing slowly forward in the donbass region, but there is still no sign that the kremlin's forces are about to deliver some kind of knockout blow. laura: thousands of people are on the streets of the sri lankan capital, protesting about the huge price hikes for basic goods. and reunited after two years as new zealand relaxes pandemic travel rules and families can see each other at last. that is still ahead. ♪ welcome to "bbc world news america." on pbs and around the globe. we begin in mary a pool where a mission to evacuate citizens from a steel plant is stalled. the shelling resumed after a cease-fire over the weekend. hundreds of civilians are believed to be trapped in the steel plant as well as

laura: russia is now shelling odessa in the south. is that being seen as an attempt to pin down ukrainian troops so they can't fight in the east as well? >> it has been a guessing game from the start. is clear president putin has ambitions to take over as much territory as he can hear in ukraine, he describes it as the liberation and denazification. he had kyiv in his sights at the beginning of the invasion. now that the forces have pulled back, we think there is an understanding that it simply won't be possible. they may try again. the other city with huge symbolic and strategic value, full of history similar to russians and ukrainians is odessa. president putin knows that. and it matters because if president putin's forces take odessa, that means he will have completely cut off ukraine from the black sea. that's not just militarily important. it will have a permanent chokehold on the economy of ukraine. these missile attacks like we saw in the early hours of the morning, a reminder to ukrainians that odessa is also still in presiden

. ♪ laura: i'm laura trevelyan washington and this is open vote bbc world news america." presiden biden says yes if it he is asked to use force to defend taiwan against china. infuriating beijing in his first tour, catching white hou officials off guard. the first war crimes trial in ukraine and's with a life sentence for a russian soldier as a diplomat resigns, saying the war has made him ashamed of his country. more cases of the monkeypox reported at the who says the outrage -- outbrk in europe low risk to the general public. we will explain what theal infection is. and the story of the english hotel where the owner is throwing open her doors to ukrainian refugees because of her own family history. ♪ welcome to "world news america," on pbs at around the globe. the beginning in japan, president biden singh the united states would defend taiwan with force if china invaded, this on his first trip to asia as president, having white house officials scrambling. the chinese foreign ministry said that taiwan was chinese territory and beijing dismissed the remarks. we have mor

>> my name is laura. laura bush. >> laura. >> so y'all are all signed up in school now? good, great. do you have family here? >> yes. >> good to meet you all. hello, how are you? [inaudible] are you all doing okay? hi, how are you? we will get you all into a normal life. hello, we were just in the same class. was that fun? >> the music. >> did you like it? that's a fun music class. you played the sticks. that was fun. you're saying america the beautiful. is that year favorite green book some? good to see you. hi, how are you? i'm glad you're here. [inaudible] is she in school? >> yes. >> this year four years old? >> third grade. >> you want to sing? >> she is shy. i will go ahead and give a talk a little bit. so you all can leave and i can actually visit a little bit more. margaret secretary spellings and i have been traveling today ahead of back to school event on my calendar before the hurricane, i was going to des moines, iowa, which is where i went this morning for a great event. of course, those children in des moines, iowa were very concerned about the children her

i am laura ingraham and this ingraham angle. thank you for joining us today coming lockdown retribution that's focus of tonight's angle. science says our students can't go back to their normal routine. therefore i am suspending in person learning in schoolings for remainder of the 2019-202 school year. we are going to have school remain closed for rest of of the year. they must begin the school year this fall, through distance learning we have tendency americans who live such fast paced lives to want mover on too fast from crisis. what do i mean by that? isn't resilient approach carrying on good thing? interest rate to be an encouraged. when we talking though about something as profoundly damaging as government pandemic lockdown mandate, the answer is, yes and no. no we should not wol low in lingering misery we can't change but yes we need accountable to ensure in never, ever happens again. and that means holds accountedable any one and any organization that pushed policies that were never grounded in science. and certainly not

. >>> i'm laura coates, and this is cnn tonight. for a while, with the pandemic we are kind of all in bill murray's perpetual "groundhog day" movie. we can all agree on one thing, that we are both old enough and young enough to remember when trump and pence were on the same side. after all, they were running on the same ticket for re-election, asking for yet another four years in the white house together just 18 months ago. and then they lost. but when only one was prepared to acknowledge that, it seems, well, that there's no love that has now been lost between them. in talking january 6th, pence once said he didn't think he and trump would ever see eye to eye about that day. intimating that it was time to move beyond the 2020 election. today, pence has slolidified tht disconnect, stumping for georgia governor, brian kemp, a candidate who has wholly rejected trump's big lie, at least as a campaign platform-winning strategy. >> i am here to support brian kemp in tomorrow's republican primary. i can honestly say i was for brian kemp b

laura . and they think that they can run and win on gun control and abortion to culture war issues that divide the country. so instead of bringing us together, all they do is b drive wedges betweenet us . now texas congressman joaquin castro, he was on tv today and spoke off and on,e but he has an ideare about who's really to blame for the shooting. >> watch. the answer is not to armar teachers and create an evenvi more dangerous situation by having a lot more people with guns therere. but around the stateli legislature, the republican majority have made itcatyr more dangerous in texas by making it a lot easier for people toop get weapons that can kill a bunch of people. ea charlie.? he didn't miss a beat that it's entirely on a job. no, no. yeah, no, it's it's sort of unimaginable that you would have people in public life, politicians like and you know, joe biden's been at this for 50 years. he's been part of the problem for 50 years.50 and if he had a workable solution, he hasn't offered ye

ingraham, the ingraham angle is next and we hope you have a great night. ♪ >> laura: i'm laura ingraham, this is the ingraham angle live from new york city tonight. the real accomplice. that's the focus of tonight's angle. now, when the ccp cease incident building anywhere inside china, it moves really quickly to shut it down scrubbing all of it from their social media. such as what happened over the weekend when more than 200 students protested all those harsh covid measures that are in place at me king university, brave kids. because if the offenders views are viewed to be a danger to the

laura , fascinating. thank you . now joining me now is adamancy ceo and founder of open the books .com, which broket the story. adam, nowwa it was a battle for you too even get this information if it's all legal, no appearance of any conflict and why? well, laura , it's been a knockdown drag outus battle just to get the information that we have received lately. ed so here's what the record shows. one , we filed a freedom of information request eight months ago and they ignored it. they didn't even respond to our request. then weov sueder them in federal court. our lawyers, our judicial watch and then on judicially mandated production we receive highlys redacted documents. so this is a strategy from nihsi to use taxpayer money and very expensive taxpayer fundedxp litigation to keep taxpayers in the dark. now the acting nih director adam responded to your investigation. what do yououo not see that as c a conflict or an appearance ofst a conflict of information? i certainlyit can understand that it might seem as an appe

laura: la educaciÓn y la sanidad es la prioridad. reportera: cuÁles son tus recomendaciones en cuestiÓn de la inflaciÓn y de lo que estamos viviendo hoy en dÍa? laura: siempre recomendamos tener dinero para sobrevivir y meses, estamos entrando en un periodo de incertidumbre y aunque hay inflaciÓn, es importante tener ahorros a los que podamos recurrir por permanencia donde podamos sobrevivir seis meses, y tienen ahorros de mÁs de seis mesas, entonces podemos pensar en invertir. osvaldo: ya se dio el primer paso para aprobar la dosis de recuerdo contra el covid 19 para menores de entre cinco a 11 aÑos de edad y hablaremos con un doctor por quÉ piensan los padres sobre esta nueva dosis para los mÁs pequeÑos. osvaldo: menos del 30% de los niÑos entre cinco a 11 aÑos de edad han sido vacunados contra el covid 19, pfizer es la Única farmacÉutica aprobada para proveer la vacuna en este rango de edad y esta semana recibiÓ el permiso de la fda para autorizar la dosis de refuerzos para este rango de edad. reportera: actualmente

s laura . and this is not, by the way, what texans expect in a leader to behave like this , particularly in this day. he could have had a press conference outside ifco he wanted. he could have broughtut this upi at some other time , some debateme or some issue, but. not this day. it was just offensive to these children who died in these teachers. and by the way, laura , ,anway,d out and talking to one ofem the school employees, one ofd the teachers who was killed was the teachers who was killed was a student. i as i as i said yesterday when i was interviewed, we would hear stories about these heroic teachers and the heroism ofe these two teachers t in that classroom and the law enforcementoo. let me laura , i've been through a lot in texas. we've had a lot of shootings in texas, a lot of disasters. butst whenever it's children, laura , as you said with yourav own i have children, grandchildrenn, it gets to the core of who we are as a country. and laura so i just to for him to do that today and

laura ingraham the angle is b next . tro have a atub nightled, see monda i'm laura ingraham. >> the ingram angle from a washington on edge tonight . >> now i'm going to say this very bluntly what theirtl refusal to forthright unequivocally condemn this terrorist attackiv pics of their activist democrat base. the democrat the white house. they're putting the lives of supreme court justicesn in jeopardy. jeopar yes.dy i mean it is in jeopardy nowty a party has spent the past, what , 16 months branding the gop is b as a bunch of o insurrectionists. they're now carryingf out by proxy an insurrection of their own against the federal judiciary. we got to be a menace to ourth enemies and our enemies is anybody that'sat attacking our reproductive freedom. we will not. but we are where we are now. how realize we can't not doing this and we're of course the criticisms of the opinion are dishonest constitutionally and fraudulent factuallyoniona.s the abortion issue is merely returned to the states. we talked about this over the las