always, thank you for making the show possible. please set your dvr so you never miss an episode of hannity. thank you, let not your heart be troubled. we have laura ingram with "the ingraham angle" coming up next. please have a great weekend. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> hello, i'm in for laura ingram and this is a special edition of "the ingraham angle" and first of all, this is joe biden's america. people are growing more poor by the day. summing it up, inflation heading highest at grocery stores and at food banks. a louisiana food bank warns that right now there's enough food but that could not be possible in the future with rising

shipping costs and trucking costs. as well as gas costs. >> i'm not making anything, i get paid tomorrow and already my entire paycheck is spoken for. i don't know how we are going to continue to get groceries. >> you either you buy gas, that's the way goes right now. and it shouldn't be like that in america. >> no, it shouldn't, but this is the united states of america, joe biden's america. >> this is the united states of america. you can't do that? >> well, i guess not. many people out of work, long lines at food banks. but it was getting better. the unemployment rate was going down, the economy was rebounding. president joe biden handed a a

country that was getting back on its feet, but then it changed. so knowing all of this, americans are truly in trouble. how is the white house responding to all of this? >> we have a long way to go due to inflation and i call it the tax increase. >> higher costs springs from inflation in shorter supply, short supply is there because of covid-19 preventing certain products from coming into our country. >> because of this energy crisis, that is part of it. >> so is it because of vladimir putin? the supply chain? i'm having trouble keeping track. these excuses keep piling up.

perhaps veronica escobar, who is discussing the president act of oil. >> the president is juggling historic challenges. he inherited a country that was grappling with covid-19 and now the global inflation, decades ago we could've acted far more quickly to transition away from fossil fuels. because of that we are reliant upon gas. and no one should envy the position that president joe biden is in right now. >> senator marshall blackburn is with us. it's great to see you. listening to the congresswoman escobar's explanation, that we did not actually transition to

clean energy early enough as to we are not producing more american energy. what does that say to you? >> i say that now they are trying to make it the people's fault, because we did not fall in line with the green new deal and the socialist agenda. and if we had, then we would not be having this problem now, it is just amazing to me. they cannot ever say that joe biden said he was going to end the oil and gas industry and on day number one he talked about taking steps to make that promise come true. with the keystone pipeline, with enron being off-line, with the offshore drilling being ended, the list goes on and on. forty-two regulations since he took office that were directly

making it more difficult for the oil and gas industry to explore, to produce and refine in the united states. >> i'm going to to attack american gas and oil and energy, and you and i, at one point, when the policies don't help people but actually her people, you would think that a leader would pivot and say no, no, this isn't working, i want to make sure that my people can afford to put gas in their car to go to work to make a living for their families. >> that is right, and i have been inside tennessee county today and it is amazing that everyone are worried about their budgets and one of the counties was telling me about the price of energy impacts everything.

8-inch pipe for a water line, $4 a foot for the pipe. where it's at right now, $14.50. so all of these products from derivatives of oil and gas, you are seeing the price hikes there as well. inflation at 9.1%, groceries going through, the price at the pump, people can just not afford this. and you know, the food shortages, the fear that this is causing, the way that they are anticipating food shortages, because they know that the farmers are not planting as much this year to go into that supply chain. and they cannot afford to get

the crop in the ground. >> this is a vicious cycle and we are grateful for. >> thank you for joining us, i always appreciate your comments. >> thank you. it's good to be with you. >> we now know how badly things are going for this country and just how bad is it going for joe biden. so how low can he go? we will see if he can summon up. he has an approval rating that is now the worst of any elected president the end of world war ii. in other words, joe biden is in bad shape, the worship heading into the midterm election.

including those who like joe biden are operating in this increasing climate. the approval rating 38.4% with a spread of negative 17.7%. wow. turning us now from real clear politics, also the author of the book "come on, man." let's talk about these numbers, tom. 39%. we have never seen these numbers this flow. is this a progression that could go lower than 39% or is this a rock-bottom.

>> he is not getting good reviews from many groups, the only majority support that he has right now are self identified democrats and african-american voters. so i suspect he is pretty much nearer his floor. the bad news for joe biden and for the democrats is that when you look at his job approval on the economy, which is the number one issue bucks are in the selection, it is even lower at 35%. so he's getting very low marks across the board from the public on the number one issue that is on the minds of voters heading into the election. >> you know, i've spent a lot of time for almost 10 years, politicians care about their egos. they care about their legacy. and to think that joe biden has the poll numbers this low, not agreeing to piven and do things differently to help the american people, it doesn't make any sense to me. >> i think when you get to a certain age you are stubborn in your ways, joe biden isn't simply going to do that pivot that bill clinton did after

1994, losing 54 seats in the house, he actually said hey, i have to work with the new house speaker and have this balanced-budget amendment. they pass the welfare reform, bill clinton did so going way against bob dole. asking the last first-term democratic president jimmy carter what skyrocketing inflation does to a presidency, it slaughters that. and what should we do to lower inflation? well, he says the answers for the government to spend trillions more in order to lower inflation, greatly increasing one's power intake in an effort to lose lots of weight. double cheeseburgers, tuna tacos, milwaukee's best, trust me, it doesn't work, and history shows that the last two democratic presidents that struggle in their first term and

they were higher than joe biden, what do you think this will look like when we look at where we are right now. no question about it. >> my kids are pointing it out to me, i know what you are saying. in "the washington post" reporting today that the longest-serving aid, kamala harris, leaving next month, also her director of speechwriting is leaving after just four months. a continuing staff make over of sorts, but it isn't. what is it? >> well, joe biden lost his longtime aide, we have seen a lot of turnover in the white house, and i think that that is, on the side of kamala harris, she's difficult to work for. i think about is well known, well established, and she

doesn't treat her people very well, that's why a lot of them are leaving. also this administration is struggling. joe biden should be firing more people, shaking a people across the board in his administration is what he should be doing to get some new i energy and ideas, because everybody knows, including all of the democrats, they are nervous, they are scared to death, the administration tries to reassure them that it will be on its way down, gas prices on their way down, and i don't think the american public believes that either. >> they want to be by their most powerful number possible. and weaving positions of power underscores how bad it is. looking into the crystal ball here, how many will republicans

pick up when it comes to how seeds and also ultralow numbers would joe biden. >> if barack obama lost 63 seats in 2010, i have to believe that it is roundabout that number, at least 50 or 60. as far as the senate goes, that's more of a tossup. but in the end, i think that when inflation overwhelms everything and gas prices overwhelm everything and crime is a big issue as well and we see a border that is anything but secure, education going sideways, all of this to malt, if you are a republican senate candidate, you are making a referendum on the current president, i don't see how they can do that either if the democrats stick to that message and make sure what we have now and what things could be need to be explained. that's what i say. >> i do not support joe biden or

these policies. it's pretty easy. >> and the great political realignment is for real. and the media is forced to talk about it. they are not quite sure how to frame it. that is why you see headlines with like this. it angered a lot of people. coming on the heels of joe biden and his breakfast taco remark, what did they think of it. right now we are seeing a new generation of republican candidates all across the country. the national republican congressional committee says a total of 102 hispanic candidates the cycle joining me now is my

guests, thank you so much, ladies, for joining me. is this alignment real? >> it absolutely is real. we proudly delivered 64% of the hispanic vote, there's nothing that the liberal party can do to stop this movement as progressive activists were pushing to cut police budgets across the nation, guess who has felt the skyrocketing in communities of color. we have healthy impact, we have seen the failed leadership, we have had enough. we are rising to the occasion, we are talking as loudly as we can this november, that the democratic party is not entitled to vote and that it is time now restore our republic. >> you know, kathy, i have a

podcast, i have 12 little latinos at home and it was incredibly offensive, the comment, do you have to talk about tacos, but you can't talk about abortion, inflation, you can't talk choice but you can talk about tacos? is that the deal? >> democrats want to control about how we speak. we don't talk about pronouns. we are worried about crime in the community. democrats are so out of touch. they talk to us about tacos and promote open borders. we believe in the american dream, god, strong borders, opportunities for our families, i'm proud of the people who came to this great country to work hard and not to be dependent on the government.

they voted for the democrats for decades and that's no longer there democratic party. it has become too radical and out of touch when it comes to values. >> speaking broadly, the hispanic community, does that come into play as well as to why the democrats are losing the hispanic vote? >> yes, it absolutely is, we are seeing a double standard. also the impact of the bias from the democratic party that claims to support women and minorities, the moment that they realize that your conservative woman they no longer want to support you, so we received pushback like never before.

and we know that it means that we are going to win, hooting life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. we are focused at the issue and we are sending a message that our vote is going to have to be earned. >> if you are talking to kevin mccarthy on the republican committee, if you want to win the hispanic vote, what do they have to do? >> working with leadership right now, they are supporting and how it is hurting the border crisis, it is hurting our district, and we are going to see this november. the democratic party, we are

going to see more vote republican. we are going to see them make history. and we believe in the american dream. >> ladies, i live with a latina. don't mess with the latinos because you will get it. >> we are just getting started. thank you. >> thank you, yes you are. coming up next, that whitaker is going to expose things coming up next

>> another bombshell detail about the secret service was gotten wrong. you may remember how the media reacted to this claim. >> mr. angle took his hand off

the string will and was going back to the west wing, not going back to the capital and then mr. >> all the players that were there denied what she said and they all wanted to testify. we have yet to hear and i guess i wonder why. check out these headlines. secret service, january six text messages. and it was done as part of a replacement program, which is 12 paragraphs down in that article you get this bit of information. it doesn't say if this was done

intentionally or for nefarious reasons. okay, a shocking explanation, joining me right now is matt whitaker, the attorney general. thank you for joining us. saying that we notified them of the loss of data, confirming that none of it has been lost in migration. so it seems it's completely there near the agency. >> yes, and this committee is not happy with the response from the secret service about the testimony of kassidy hutchins. and obviously they are not happy about that and now they are going to war against the secret service and trying to embarrass

them. amidst all these stories, making it sound very nefarious. >> it goes to the point and a skewed committee, that never would've happened if jim jordan was on the committee. >> there is no doubt that this is not a fair and balanced committee.

and there's not the typical questionings this is a show trial this is intended to disparage what used to be the trump administration. >> we have rules that apply to this you do that in courts, right. >> and i know like you that i would watch some of these hearings and find myself

objecting to hearsay most of the day because there was so many times that say i heard so-and-so or this person told me that this other person had said none of that would ever be admissible and instead they say this is being told through an interpretive kabuki theater show crowd and no one should take it serious because they have stripped away all of the american traditions of getting to the truth and i'm sure that you experienced it like this before. >> you do that with both sides participating. hopefully kevin mccarthy will actually facilitate that. we appreciate you joining us and

giving us until today. >> good to see you. >> turning to something that deserves committees and hearings. >> rocks, graffiti, red paint. and where is joe biden in all of this, the second catholic president. he is fist bumping with a guy that ordered a guy when it came to journalist jamal kashoggi. >> there are people that are looking for pregnancy termination rights, outnumbering and we need to shut them down, we need to shut them down

immediately. and we should not be able to torture a present person like this. >> straight up here, joining you now is andrea. the institute at human ecology of the university where he teaches. so what would these be when it comes to mosques being attacked. >> we understand that the core, after the terrible attacks of 9/11, there was a surge of anti-arab-american hate and the federal government put together a task force with the american community, the arab american community, to make sure that there places were safe. so that should be the state

response to horrible evangelization of catholic churches and pro-life pregnancy centers. >> they have been giving mothers who want some help, baby clothes, strollers, they are going to help them make them want the choice of life and here you have the ones pushing back which says i'm actually an advocate. >> you know, it's really terrible after those horrible statements by a government official, two days later there were two pregnancy centers and senator warren's home state that were vandalized. there are a lot of people that were unhinged in the pro-abortion movement and there are very vulnerable pregnant women being served by places that give them that kind of loving care, now the women are targets themselves.

>> you know, it is outrageous. the doj should be investigating these crimes against pro-life pregnancy centers, it is outrageous that they are going after others as well. we appreciate it, we thank you so much. >> thank you for having me on. >> thank you. okay, friday's visit to the middle east creating its own desert storm and they are ready to throw their elder leader out of the party. and he even has a special guest star. that coming up next.

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news. >> going to the west bank today and it did not go so well. i wasn't sure if he was speaking to middle earth. the translation may have made more sense. >> the united states suffered the killing as well. and i'm sorry, excuse me, i have a terrible headache. sorry.

when i came to office i had reserved the policy, i reversed the policy of my predecessor to respond to the pandemic including toting more than 1 million doses of covid-19. to the west bank in gaza. >> i'm sure that the palestinians were overjoyed that he sent more than 1 million cases of covid-19 over there. the good news is that six palestinian hospitals, let's hope that they have ameliorated that. >> i wonder if the easter bunny had told him that covid-19 was over. >> i think the easter bunny got lost along the way. >> people claim that there has been no change in joe biden.

>> performances like this on the world stage of why democrats are looking for someone else. >> well, you saw this "new york times" poll. >> if you want to discuss the discontent with an 80-year-old president running, an 81-year-old retired democrat senator, barbara boxer. >> it doesn't matter how old you are. you could be dangerous at 40, they could all be in their 30s or 40s and still, i think that the thing is so right that it's about the issue. >> she couldn't remember the name of the copanelist.

they are all dangerous, sean. >> more than the issue it is really about individual ages. >> donald trump, ronald reagan for sure. >> tell us about john's opponent doctor oz. >> he hasn't been on the campaign trail, so he is turning to cameo for help. that is where you pay a celebrity to send birthday greetings to friends, so he paid

snooki from jersey shore to drag him from moving from new jersey. >> hey there, this is snooki, i'm sure you'll be back here soon. new jersey loves you. >> she was probably not in on the joke, nor that do i think that she was reporting a political ad. and you know people pay for these celebrity cameo endorsements all the time. >> it's my favorite part of friday follies, and all of prime time. who is raymond arroyo? >> i knew that i should've paid full price for the cameo. it's been reported that his campaign had paid a total of $390 for the cameo.

that is embarrassing. doctor oz actually went to school at the university of pennsylvania and he's registered to vote there and so it's a little cheap blow no matter what. >> hold on, raymond. >> i'm missing out here. >> friday follies. >> thanks for having me on. >> you as well. >> the dramatic rescue of some children and the hero that saves them. we have that coming up next. ecoy the national eye institute

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>> tonight an incredible story. a 25-year-old man being hailed as a hero after rushing into a burning house to save five people, including children. we have all the details next. >> that's right, driving home

just after midnight, he noticed the flames coming from the house, he slammed on his brakes and pulled into the driveway and ran to the back of the house. he helped to rescue people, about four of them, getting to safety, and then they were told that a child was missing, so he ran back into the house, met by more intense flames. he managed to find the last child inside and then jumped out of the window. the police showed up and it was captured on an officer's body camera. ♪ ♪ ♪ 2 come with me, man, come with me. [laughter] 2 incredibly all the family members were not hurt thanks to his selfless actions.

but listen to him, officers are trying to help him with his injuries. >> you did good. >> all he cared about is making sure that the last child he rescued was okay. local police there in indiana said that his actions clearly saved all those lives. >> thank you. and the hero that you just hadheard about, he joins me now. you find out that the family was

sleeping. >> yes, it took a few moments before people came flying out. but i went in through the back door and i was hollering to see if anybody was inside. and i made it three steps of the staircase and then i turned around in front of them and let them out the back door and i asked them who else was there, if anybody, they set a 2-year-old were another 6-year-old were there. >> this is when flames are starting to shoot up.

>> looking upstairs, i started to go to the stairs. when i got upstairs, everything was filled up up through the staircase, light smoke, medium smoke, really heavy. and i made my way down there. i heard the 6-year-old crying. i doubled over in my hand reached out, i use my ears to guide me to her voice and i ran to the stairs and i felt like i was getting more loss the further i would go. it should have been a straight shot, but it wasn't like that, for some reason. so i went upstairs where i saw

the light. i fell, but i got back up and made it to the window. everything got caught around her ankle and i just thought of what i was doing and trying to make sure that i needed to save her life. i didn't want to put hers in jeopardy. >> i have to go in about 15 seconds, tell me about what incident did you have. >> i have a real deep laceration. a number of amount of blisters.

>> we will be right back after this

>> that is it for us tonight. thank you for joining us on "the ingraham angle." thank you for watching. greg gutfeld is going to take it from here. ♪ ♪ ♪. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> we are all having a happy and magical friday, everyone, and what a great show that we have for you. it's almost so good that i don't want to share with you,