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"the ingraham angle" from washington tonight.ju we begin with a fox news alert. defense secretary lloyd austin announced each branch of the u.s. military will schedule a 6n day stand-down to allow each service to have "needed discussions on extremism in the ranks." we are going to talk about this insane force of action with ron desantis and newt gingrich in moments. but first, no ransom for hostage takers. that's the focus for tonight's angle. this week, i'm reminded why a record number of americans turned out to vote for donald trump in november. tens and thousands of people would show up at his rallies and wait for f hours in the extreme heat and bitter cold, stuck with him during sham impeachments in the mueller a investigation's? they did all of this because to them he was the last thing

standing between their families and the left wing mob. before trump, conservatives have been used to milquetoast establishment republicans whose first instinct is to buckle when criticized in "the new york times" or "washington post."'s he wasn't always perfect, but donald trump refused to scrape and bow to the nastiest characters inside the beltway. propose the word immunity, theit prospect of working together. it is all for show. the embarrassing episode involving mitt romney and the gang of moderates four covid relief. biden took their $600 billion offer and essentially responded with his classic line from "godfather ii."

>> you can have my answer now if you like. my offer is this. nothing. >> laura: so much for unity and compromise! 1.9 trillion or 600 billion? nothing, staying with en1.9 billion. staying on offense is the only choice for conservatives today. staying back on your heels, responding defensively to every criticism plays into your stopponents hands. notice the democrats never make this mistake. their members can say the most rotten, hateful, incendiary things about america, law enforcement, even other members. without so much as getting a g telephone call from nancy pelosi or chuck schumer. with ilhan omar's old anti-semitic comments were revealed or when she mocked americans for fearing al qaeda and 9/11, where there any

repercussions? of course not! because democrats always stick together no matter what. and it gets even better. with biden in the white house, liberal ideologues have become so emboldenedom that they aren't content to manage the affairs of their own party, they are now determined to control the makeup well. republican party as case in point, the most recent washington fixation with freshman congresswoman marjorie taylor greene. >> what i heard, of all the crazy things that greene has said, the queue and on stuff, the park lane school shooting false black conspiracy theories, it's the endorsement of political violence. >> laura: since january 6th, democrats have felt empowered to pick off republican adversaries on the ground on the grounds that they aren't more lawyerly fit for committee positions or

nsin some cases serve out their term. >> let's bring up a vote to expel ted cruz and josh hawley from the senate. >> do you think they should be out? >> we should be bringing justice for the members of congress and members of the senate to help support this. >> do you think they should be out? >> t absolutely. >> zero chance they resign. >> republicann leadership swattd away the comments of politicalwo gnats like that. but with congresswoman greene, agonized of whether to boot her, get her up, get her out. at times they seem like they were dancing to the democrats' tune. settingsi aside the wacky and outlandish things that ms. green isd said in the past, we have to ask this question.pa what with the democrats do if we demanded that maxine "dry them

out" waters and rashida "impeach the mfer" tlaib... and the democrats have absolutely zero standings to second-guess republican caucus positions, even failing to police their own nuts. miss greene should be answering to her constituents and her alone. it's clear that kevin mccarthy has told the democrats that republicans will not punish one of their own in a futile attempt to try to appease or negotiate with the democrat hostage takers here. they are not going to do it. if the democrats try to punish miss green, they'll simply underscore their own fanaticism. let the people choose their own leaders if you still believe in democratic our presentation, that is.

republicans have to do with the fact that liz cheney, who holds a position, widely celebrated among the press corps. calling for cheney to give up her leadership position failed in their effort tonight. but that effort wasn't due to democratic pressure but rather it was based on the principle that if you want to lead the republican party, not just be on any committee, but be in a position of leadership, you shouldn't help democrats pursue an unconstitutional vendetta. it's telling that pelosi and her pals in the press are protecting liz cheney and going all out to link miss greene to trump and push the impeachment trial conviction. >> there's a spectrum of bad in the g.o.p. it's not just marjorie taylor greene. >> marjorie taylor greene represents a significant portion of the republican base today.

>> is so tied into what they haveve ahead of them, and opportunity convict donald trump. these two things seem to linked in and they are linked by violins. >> laura: do you get it? do you see know what's going on? it's not about marjorie taylor greene. they don't care about her. this was always about allowing political opponents to define conservatives back to the pretrump good old days. when we turned nothing would make the democrats happier and discourage republican turnout then replacing a populist g.o.p. with one led by the holdovers from the old bush cheney era. if democrats are successful at picking off one republican congressman, they are just going to move on to the next scalp. they've already got our next guest lauren bohr

lauren boebert in theirsides. this is nancy pelosi's press release today. she had and if i give mccarthy she cited john thune who said that the house has decided to make itself the party of q and . if you are concerned, pick up the phone and have a private conversation peer do not you will be left narrative. it only weakens your power and weakens whatever agenda you think you are advancing. that's the angle. colorado congresswoman lauren boebert. you were singled out by the head of the democrat congressional

campaign committee as being next. your response tonight? >> i've been on the list since the day i announced. it's like a game of whack a mole at this point. you knock one down and three more pop out. i'm encouraged. because i know that the d ccc is terrified of what this class is doing, the momentum that is still behind us in 74 million americans. i am proud to be a part of this, i'm honored to be the first woman to represent the people of colorado's third district, the first mom who has been sent to washington, d.c., to be their voice. so the it's never going to stick, i'll keep whacking down the moles. we can't keep sacrificing republicans to the dccc and the democrat party, they'll look at the next. >> i just want to make this

clear to everybody watching now, we have to translate washington to the rest of the country every night paid with all due respect, it's not about you, it's not about congresswoman greene, is not any one of you. this is about trying to take out anyone ever connected to donald trump. because they do not want to have to spend that much money again the beat someone like him in 2024. that means take out anybody connected with him. they say it's a third of thehi republican party or the country who still supports his ideas? it's about the ideas, congresswoman. they want to brand as racist or what's a premises even though they were quite popular among various minority groups. >> this is a movement the democrats cannot seem to stop your they have spent millions of dollars trying to do that. they only expose their hypocrisy and show they'll never hold one another accountable.

they are never going to stand up and be accountable for their own decisions. really, the democrat party is a party of cancel culture. that's a pillar of the democrat party. when you have alexandra collier cortez accusing senator cruz of nearly murdering her orsi comparison congressman chip roy's actions to a abuser, someonene needs to hold them accountable and maybe it's the freshmanan class. >> laura: the media love to trot out former congressman who don't have to answer to constituents anymore, like the never trumper charlie been and he thinks he has a way to save the g.o.p.d watch. >> the party needs to have make a clear break from trump and i would argue a clear break from the trumpism with all of its ugly populism, isolationism, protectionism. we have do counteract adam

kinzinger direction much more socially tolerant, engaged on the international and domestic stage. on>> laura: my god, my hair hurts. is this what the party needs? >> i didn't come here to opposed to republicans. that's not what i was sent to be a part of. my agenda is taking back the house in 2022 and resenting the people of colorado. but i do not see the republican party going away from this american first agenda. laura, that's what motivated me to get to washington, d.c. i have four children. i know the conservative values are what leads to a free and prosperous life. thi grew up in a democrat home dependent on democrat policies and those policies failed me. they led me to stand in line for government cheese. the american dream is toil available, i'm in washington, d.c., fighting to make sure that no one else has to do that.

>> laura: they are afraid of you. you are optimistic, young, they want to scare you. doesn't sound like they are doing a good job of t it. of course, the left smears against members of congress. they wouldn't be so effective if not for big tech. silicon valley is in a bunch of start ups anymore but massive monopolistic corporations in total lockstep with the democrats. with congress, a failure to reit them in, florida governor ron desantis one states laws to hold big tech accountable. says that if a tech company dte platforms a florida candidate for elected office during an election, well, they will take a dailyin fine of $100,000 until e candidates access is restored. governor desantis joins me now. governor, do you see what's going on with these moves to censor and cancel and threaten members of the g.o.p. with every manner defamation, how is big

tech and your fight for fairness related? >> laura, if you go back ten years, big tech or some of thesl platforms were liberating and critically for conservatives because it gave us a way to get around the legacy corporate media which we distrusted for a longly time. what's happened for the last 4-5 years is they have turned from liberating platforms to enforcers of the preferred narrative. they are colluding with some of those failed legacy outlets to try and enforce this prescribed narrative for that means you have a lot of conservatives that get let out on that. what we are trying to do in florida, a few things, we really believe in people's privacies and the way they manipulate data is a problem. we want to prevent interference in elections, but we also want to have a broader collection against d platforming censorship for the average floridian so we provide them to be able to sue

big tech under our unfair and deceptive fair trade practices. i think it'll bring common sense to what clearly arely ultra-powerful oligarchies which i do not think has proven to be good for the country. >> laura: governor, your commissioner said that i believe where are party is today is more of a knee-jerk reaction, this is something that needs to go on the federal side. we have waited for the feds to act. but they have done nothing. >> first of all, for floridact elections, this is something we do. we have our own election code, if you want to host a party for a candidate, that would be some sort of contribution. why should big, big tech d platm

and it not count. of course, you have run-of-the-mill floridians, people who own small businesses, they are looking at what happened to parler, what happened to other people who have been canceled. can big tech shut down their access, payment processing, email, all this stuff, i do not think this is something 5-10 years ago we thought would not be possible so i think these protections are warranted and i think most floridians will appreciate half of them. >> laura: long overdue. i need to get to the breaking news tonight that biden's defense secretary lloyd austin has ordered a military wide pause today in order to "address the kind of extremism within the ranks thrust into the public view on january 6th." i think you have about give or take a few 17 or so military installations in your state?

this sounds like a coming purge of traditionalist pluralists in the military. how offensive is this? >> i think it's offensive to suggest our active-duty sailors, marines, soldiers who are stationed in florida are complicit in any of that. these are people that are patriots, they wear the uniform proudly. when our national guard was asked to go up to d.c., they wanted to look at some of their beliefs and we wouldn't let them do that. i think it's inappropriate. waits to see what this means but i can tell you we have a lot of great folks on active duty and to view them with suspicion without evidence is not something that i would support. >> laura: i have to say, your state which i spend a lot of time in, they don't manage a virus well compared to some of the other states that were locked on for way too long, their economy is way better off. people should understand this about florida. unemployment rate of 6.1%

compared to 8.2% in new york, 9% in california. yet the pressure on you, governor, to stay closed, to keep restaurants closed, all sorts of other mandates, was significant. you got an enormous amount of grief. why did you stick to your guns? >> look, the job of a leader is to take on the grief in order to save people's jobs, to get people back in schools, to ultimately save a lot of lives. one, the virus response is more effective when it's targeted at a vulnerable population which we did do aggressively, but i also think we save the livelihoods of so many people. y you have less suicide deaths, less drug abuse deaths, lessea despair in florida because we were open and a lot of the lockdowners lost sight of that. we are the less per capita for us to be 26 mortality.

as you said, our unemployment rate is much less than the national average. we have kids in school.ve in december we had $330 million more in revenue than what was projected because people are coming here and they understand that florida is open and a place they can pursue their dreams. >> laura: you are now being called one of the free states in the united states. south dakota, florida, texas, a few others. a lot of people wanting to move to the free states. governor, thank you so much. great to see you tonight. in moments, we expose the left's newfound yet hollow appreciation for law enforcement. plus new great and rich response to the lake's idea to turn our national security apparatus against americans. stayay there.

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>> laura: we watch with interest ass democrats explain their new found interest for law enforcement. but where is the true north star on this issue? we have to remember what they think of law enforcement. basically they need to be abolished because the ranks are filled with a bunch of races. which may explain this joe biden remark today. >> every single day, wasted up

by and large the vast majority are decent honorable people. >> laura: so some fbi agents just aren't decent and honorable? law enforcement -- why say that? like, 99.9%, i really do not believe that joe is an ty cobb. after all, he sponsored the '94 crime bill. i think the slip of the tongue speaks to the left flank, the biden state department spokeswoman selena parker, she wrote in a 2016 facebook post, the largest threat to u.s. national security are.s u.s. co, not anyone or anything else. she has since apologized but also couched it remarking the pain she expressed at the time

was real. joe biden and his entire party are now just trying to reckon with this uncomfortable bargain. last summer they eagerly embraced the blm riots, as long as they beat trump in the polls. if trump is targeted, so be it. do you know that 2020 was one of the deadliest years for law enforcement on record. the law officer memorial fund found that 224 officers died in the line of duty last year, as of the highest 74. until we see the concern among democrats over violence like that year-round, the fleeting admiration for cops will ring hollow. in light of the repeated call from democrats and the media to weaponize our national security apparatus against the american people comeau we are introducing a new segment on

"the ingraham angle," "target america: turning their sights on you. we are not just talking about mass surveillance and social media censorship. the latest idea from former cia counterterrorist chief rob in the air is devastating. >> the most violent elements we are concerned about now see former president trump as a broadly popular and charismatic symbol. so far he is there and leading the resistance, he's going to be an inspiration to very violent people. after 9/11, there were not that many members of al qaeda in afghanistan. the thrust of our campaign there was yes, hunt down al qaeda, but primarily to remove the support in this environment and that's the heart of what we need to deal with te here. >> laura: here to respond is newt gingrich, former speaker of the house, fox news contributor.

al qaeda, donald trump, removing the atmosphere, the support structure, what is this? >> the most accurate way to describe all this is these people are insane pier this is not a political debate, ideological debate. if you're in a country where antifa is occupying parts of portland for 130 days, in a country where all of us watched violence across the whole country last summer by black lives matter and these left-wing groups and you have a guyro like this get on, compare supporters of donald trump with al qaeda, suggest we take the techniques we use in afghanistan and use them instead in albany, new york, or albany, georgia, -- this is sick. i think we need to understand that this is not politics. this is pathology. these are people who i think are so bitterly anti-american -- notice where we are now.

you can't build a wall in the south to protect united states from foreigners but we'll build a fence around the u.s. capitol to protect the capital from americans. what kind of mind-set things you havein to have a fence around te capital against americans, of course walls do not work, therefore you do not want a wall on the south. i think we deal withh all of ths much to rationally. what the house is about to do -- i say this is a former speaker of the house. with the democrats are about to do in the house is they move and they decide a committee assignment. they a have destroyed two centuries of tradition and when the republicans take over as they will in 2023, i hope they will insist that every democrat replied to the republicans for their committeemm assignments. not a single one gets an assignment.is this is madness. what pelosi is doing is madness. these aren't political problems. these are deeply psychological

problems of a level of anger and hate that's way beyond anything we can discuss. >> they hate anything approaching an american tradition. we've been talking about this foris years. so trump is just -- she's not necessarily traditional, he's led an interesting life, but he nevertheless represents a traditional outlook about american greatness and our founding documents. they have to wipe that away. it's all white supremacy, it's all marjorie taylor greene, it's all insurrection on the capital. nothing good ever comes out of anything to do with american greatness. that's what they are doing here. i think it's methodical. it's insane, but methodical. >> tucker: it is. this is a deliberate war against every body whose views would be considered traditionally american. and consider, they have on the intelligence committee someone on the fbi has told them that a multi-year relationship with a

chinese communist spy. that's not really a platform. communist china is not really a bad country. you begin to realize that these people operate in a different universe. what happened, i think is that trump scared them. for the first time they saw all of their dreams come all the hopes disappearing, their reaction has been one of ferocity, which i find frightening. i worry for anybody who's openly, publicly in favor of traditional america. >> laura: the accuracy of the congressman's testimony about the capital riots and insurrection is being called into question. with aoc's comments about how scared and frightened she was. ndi'm not going to question whether she was scared or frightened. but it seems to all be of a piece that republicans are dangerous. it's not the people -- it's all

republicans are dangerous. so the platforming them because they are all racists comeau who was against de platforming a racist? >> it also starts from the premise that anybody on the left, we are told to believe it. you can look at case after case where things turn out not to be true. but for a long stretch, the media treats them as true and i think aoc is a classic example of someone who is a pure demagogue. i have no idea what is true. i have no idea what she thinks is true, i have no idea what she's saying. not just about this, but across the whole board. so i think we have to recognize that this is a very serious moment in american history. >> laura: we didn't even get into the military pause to examine the rank for extremism,

which we learned about tonight. they are pausing, whatever that means, military operations to search for extremism. that's what our defense d secretary is doing. unbelievable. newt gingrich, thank you so much. as i said, congressman alexandra cayo cortez's a very riveting online testimony about what she felt that day of the capital ra capitolriot is now joining us. she has all the specifics seen and unseen next.

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as much of those fanfares as those at home zoom cooking moments. >> aside from the crown or maybe "hamilton" no one has seen this many of the stuff so i'm not going to waste time on it. this is what happens when you shut down and economy for a year. no more communal experiences, shared movie touchstones, but there is one we have to rectify before the emmys and oscars are announced and it is this instagram show that a may have t more t viewers than all those netflix nominees for best lead actor in a political drama, alexandria ocasio-cortez, "insurrection day" is going to be hard to beat. >> whether it's a man, these men, or just one man, going, where is she, where is she. this one white man in a black ski -- just bumped, just open the door of my personal office, yell again, where is she?

i'm like... i don't know. i'm still rattled. i'm still processing... the end of my life... when i come out, and i come out, and this man is a capital police officer... >> the drama never ends to this day pure this entire miniseries is designed to keep this capitol siege at the forefront of people's minds, ratchet up impeachment pressure. that's the intention here. the truth is a casio cortez was in no danger at all january 6th. she was all the way at the cannon office building, that's two blocks away. look at the map. none of this makes sense. she once tweeted, the whole point of protesting is to make people uncomfortable. but when it makes her uncomfortable, it's a problem. >> laura: she should do voice over work.

not bad. great nomination. and for best supporting actress in a continuing political drama, i have to nominate congresswoman katie porter who picked up where aoc left off. >> she was wearing heels. i remember her saying to me -- i was wearing flats. i remember her saying to me, i knew i shouldn't have worn heels. howw am i going to run? we went and found her a pair of sneakers to wear from one of my staff so she could run if you need to literally run for her life. >> run for her life? >> laura: literally. >> congresswoman nancy mays tweeted out, i am two doors down from aoc's office, there was no danger at all. this is the kind of danger all my craziness -- we have to bring the temperature down. the super bowl is an event that americans traditionally shared together, laura beer before you obreak out the guacamole and

jerseys, dr. biden dr. fauci says not so fast so fast. >> enjoy it, have a party with your family. don't want parties with people that you haven't had much contact with. you just don't know if they are infected. as difficult as that is, at least this time around, just stay low and cool it. >> do you understand any of this, infections down 44%. they are all vaccinated. why can't they get together in a backyard and enjoy the super bowl? why not? >> laura: "we'll have a super bowl in 2027, may be, and a rose paradee in 2026, that' it. it." >> this is supposed to be committed to racial equality. they dropped a trump era supreme court lawsuitro challenging admissions discrimination against asian students at yale university. but that didn't come up at all

in joe biden's first white house interview. he did it today and he did take time, though, to discuss his marriage with ""people" magazine." it is tonight's "marquis malarkey." >> a bunch of malarkey! i get asked to this a couple weeks ago, she was down the steps, boom, boom, boom. a reporter, getting there ready for the interview. it was dark in the room in the second floor of that second building to the reporter looked at me and she t said, everybody says you and your wife have a great love affair. i say, i think so. but everybody knows that i love her more than she loves me. i look at her and she says, that's what everybody says. >> why is it funny? no wonder joe biden war -- the

president is not making sense but you see how it heavily edited this is. but you remember when people did that romantic piece on the trumps, laura, in the rose garden? >> laura: that was very meaningful because it never happened. i'm touched by that, though. i have to compose myself. we are going to have to take a break. i'm trying to get through the golden globe nominations. thanks so much. it's been over a year since china unleashed covid in the world and the evidence is pointing to a lab leak and it's mounting. my next guest is an advisor to the w.h.o. and the first to suggest this, here to tell us the latest of what he has learned.

>> in the outbreak, it was clear there were some modeling that information. but over the last several weeks, the chinese authorities have really been explicit that they were not going to tolerate any misinformation going out. >> you are satisfied with all the transparency coming out of china today about the trajectory of the disease and origin of th disease? >> in my direct interaction with chinese scientists and chinese health officials, i i can beliee what they are telling me.

>> laura: that was almost a year ago. what has happened since? can you trust the chinese government, what it's saying? we have people on the ground out from the w.h.o. who are supposedly investigating all of this, having access to all these experts. but it took until today for a w.h.o. team to finally be allowed access to the wuhan virology institute. my next guest is a leading international voice calling for an unrestricted investigation of the wuhan lab, says all evidence points to a lab leak. jamie, china is saying, giving access, they are all for transparency. is this too little, too late a year later? >> it certainly is too little and it's certainly too late, china has been covering up and hiding information for more than a year and we really have to get to the bottom of how covid began because until we do, we are all at terrible risk.

it's great that the w.h.o. team is in china, but we need to be really demanding. the core need of a full and unrestricted forensicig investigation and we have to hold everybody's feats to that fire, including china and the w.h.o. >> laura: doesn't china have outside influence in the w.h.o.? a numerous amount of money, a numerous amount of money and power buys influence, not trying to cast aspersions on anybody. but a lot of people that you and i both know think all evidence points to a gain of function research being done, having to find a new coronavirus vaccination that went awry and leaked out of the lab and that was all covered up. >> i've been saying that for more than a year now. we have to apply logic to figure out what happened. certainly there is still a possibility that there were a series of animal to add animal jumps in the wild, but it's

highly coincidental, it wouldn't be highly coincidental that in all the gin joints in all thent towns of the world, we had a bad coronavirus outbreak next to the only level four virology institute in china that happens to be doing highly controversial subject on that coronavirus. that's why we need to have this kind of full unrestricted investigation. you are right, the w.h.o. is compromised. the w.h.o. was not capable to call the alarm early enough, not able to send its investigators to china early enough. we also have to ask the question of why is that we have a very weak w.h.o. that depends on its member states, particular powerful states like china and the united states that a w.h.o. couldn't have its own surveillance network. it couldn't demand that china give access to its investigators -- i'm not saying the w.h.o. is perfect. certainly wasn't. but weec need to fix this problm

by f understanding what happened to china, what are the flaws of the w.h.o. that the w.h.o. wrecks recognizes because we are now at unnecessary risk not only for covid but for all we know there's's an even worse pandemic around the corner. >> laura: ever figured out why the obama administration ever defended the hold on gamma function research funding? >> actually the obama administration created the hole, then the trump administration removed it. important point, this research is highly controversial pure there are a lot of scientists around the world who believe in it. >> laura: we are going to have to continue that conversation but thank you so much for that view tonight. when we come back, the last bite.

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>> laura: one of the most unintentionally funny tv promos of all time. >> we are live on msnbc. talk about what this means in terms of your political future?

>> how do you compare with what's happening in washington today? >> we are here to celebrate values. >> how many cups of coffee a day? >> half. >> mr. vice president, how you doing? >> good. >> mr. president, you've been aspiring for this office for your whole career. what does this feel like? >> laura: what do they have in common with a cavalier king charles spaniel? lap dog. shannon? shannon: thank you very much. have a good night. republican congressman liz cheney, leadership position in the votes in the books with minority leader kevin mccarthy pleaded with republicans to move past the