what is the inscribed angle a half of the central angle b the central angle c times the central anglelexander and an inscribed angle is an angle whose vertex is on a circle or, respectively, a central angle, an inscribed angle, whose vertex angle lies on a circle, and the sides intersect its inscribed angle theorem, the inscribed angle is equal to half of the corresponding central angle, and also to half of the arc on which it rests . here is an illustration on the screen. and the correct answer to this question is this is a variant, and half of the central angle is equal to the inscribed angle eighth question. what scientist proposed the structure of the atom called nuclear and planetary and henri beckel b ernest rutherford with michael faraday time? anna, do you know, in response, the surname seemed familiar, i answered the brest rutherford option, because this has changed in physics, if i'm not mistaken angelina, how did you answer, i answered a variant of three surnames, two seemed familiar to me, but if i remember correctly from the physics course for like, the eighth grade ruthe

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that's the focus of tonight's "angle." rabid radical left wing activists are out wreaking havoc on america again. if you want to see what a deranged violent modern day brady bunch might look like, whether or not no further. violent fiery riots destroying a

let not your heart be troubled, "the ingraham angle" is next. have a great weekend and we will see you monday. [applause] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> i'm in for laura ingraham and this is a special edition of "the ingraham angle" from new york city tonight. now about five hours ago joe biden touched on a delaware returning to his limits and home and one of the three crime scenes that contain dust by document by his time was vice president. source of the case the white house and many of joe biden's fellow democrats no doubt hope the story goes away goes away fast. there's just one issue. we have a ton of outstanding

the minnesota vikings and the "the ingraham angle" is up next, everybody, have a good night. >> i'm sean in for laura ingraham and this is a special edition of "the ingraham angle" from new york city tonight. so how do you spend your long weekend? because president biden spent his back at the scene of the crime or, at least one of them, and that crime scene became even more contaminated. so while you're probably relaxing and gearing up for playoff football house counsel richard -- disclosed that five additional pages of documents

. ♪ ♪ >> laura: i am laura ingraham, and this is "the ingraham angle" from washington tonight, ron, joen, that's the focus of tonight's "angle" after millions of illegal aliens, stop calling them migrants, by the way, have rushed into the country siphoning off the public services, joe biden was shamed into making a quick border trip to el paso, now the tour was highly choreographed and generally meaningless, kind of a soviet style propaganda coup to

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i thank you all for joining us tonight on "the ingraham angle." stay with us, in moments, garland and ray, well, they dodged any questions related to the classified documents scandal. oversight chairman james comer has reaction plus exclusive emails reveal senator elizabeth warren's team coached the security and exchange commission chairman on questions ahead of the hearing. we'll reveal them next. stay there. ♪ this feels so right... ♪ adt systems now feature google products like the nest cam with floodlight, with intelligent alerts when a person or familiar face is detected. sam. sophie's not here tonight. so you have a home with no worries. brought to you by adt. >> jason: with classified documents popping up in offices all across the country the national archives is now asking former presidents and vice presidents to recheck their personal records to see if maybe some of those pesky documents somehow made it into their possession. at the same time, in a move they probably regret, attorney general garland and f.b.i. director christopher wray de

we talked about the leftism angle but then there is the wall street angle. wants to have the ability in one phone call to call their buddy, call their pal, and say, i need this favor, i need this help, i'm on this inside line, and he'll be that conduit for the wall street globalists, straight to the oval office. >> laura: bye-bye jobs overseas. i need to get to something else that dropped, the post reporting that four migrants who were bussed into new york city from texas were just busted for snatching thousands of dollars from a nassau county macy's, i guess it was. that was monday. steven, that's theft, but there is a lot more crimes where that comes from. is that surprising to you? >> not surprising, just hortbreaking. we're letting millions of people into this country. no standards, no vetting, no rules, no processing, zero compliance with the law. this is just the very beginning of the new crime wave that will be hitting cities all across america as a result of biden's completely unenforced wide open border. it's an epic disaster for this country. >> la

everybody has an angle. providing that angle with greater transparency builds greater trust with our audience. >> at this time, i am to tell the audience that you can actually submit questions for the panel. after our discussion, we will take 15 minutes to take questions for all of you. you can email your questions to media@newslit.org. let's talk a specific new story. wonderful, welcome. ok. >> in time for the hard questions. >> let's talk about the story -- there are criticisms from people on the right that news rooms did not properly cover hunter biden's laptop. dick york organizations report -- did your organizations report on this and when did you decide to do so? has this become a bigger issue then originally anticipated? >> can i take that one? >> sure. >> thank you. krissah thompson wish the washington post. sorry for being late. we did cover hunter biden's laptop. we know these stories are politicized. that happens. it is incumbent upon us to report on the facts as they happen. with as much transpar

during the market that's the focus of tonight's angle. we would like to imagine that are political leaders priority is how to best defend america. in ways big and small, which makes us independent, and what makes us free. from the attacks on our sovereignty on our open border to the draining of our strategi petroleum resort, the biden gan has overseen major depletion of our security and safety. in new equally disturbing development was the report yesterday in the new york times. biden is raiding our stockpiles of emergency munitions to prop up ukraine. this is reckless and wrong. these stockpiles are for true emergencies coming up for satisfying the demands of war that congress never authorized. germany's chancellor seems acutely aware of endangering hi own country's security by getting them more involved in what is going on in the ukraine. >> there is a fear that we will this is becoming a war between russia and nato. >> all savior the only question is, is that ship already sailed. if only our politicians listen as intently to there own

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and that's "the angle." a pair of politician coos be a part of a new reboot with deadly consequences. raymond arroyo here on the set with me in los angeles. all the details in "seen and unseen" here on the set next. m ♪ ♪ i realize i'm no spring chicken. ♪ ♪ i know what's right for me. ♪ ♪ i've got a plan to which i'm sticking. ♪ ♪ my doc wrote me the script. ♪ ♪ box came by mail. ♪ ♪ showed up on friday. ♪ ♪ i screened with cologuard and did it my way! ♪ cologuard is a one-of-a kind way to screen for colon cancer that's effective and non-invasive. it's for people 45 plus at average risk, not high risk. false positive and negative results may occur. ask your provider for cologuard. ♪ (group) i did it my way! ♪ >> laura: it is time for our "seen and unseen" segment where we reveal the stories behind the news headlines. we turn to fox news contributor raymond aratio. you have a series of reboots. >> laura, some of these are so frightening i hesitate to bring them to your attention but you know how disney has r

that's the angle. wondering who president biden is looking to please with his border policies, consider this. today, the president of mexico thanked him for not building another foot of the wall at our southern border. two republicans have just taken unique steps to hold biden and his administration accountable. they are here with us exclusively with details next. hey! like your workplace benefits... and retirement savings. with voya, considering all your financial choices together... can help you be better prepared for unexpected events. for a brighter financial future. thanks. ahh pretzel and mustard... another great combo. (voya mnemonic.) voya. well planned. well invested. well protected. >>> we are not wall ourselves off from shared problems. our entire hemisphere is experiencing unprecedented levels of migration, greater than any time in history. >> laura: what biden failed known chun is that we are only seeing levels because of policies his administration put into place. with the republicans now

there's some kind of a an another angle, but this is we can wait and see, but i don't expect anything the nefarious as she departs. how will jacinta adorn be remembered? her legacy. when i cover american politics i always talk about representation and how it matters. and she, her pres, her p. m. ship mattered. she was a kind of woman that she didn't have that she didn't try to hide her femininity or the fact that she was a woman she gave birth while she was an offer. and she showed empathy and emotion when dealing with people who are experiencing some of the lowest moments of their lives. you didn't have to be what the stereotype of a man should be when being an office. and i think that that's one of her great legacies. the way that she handled the christ church terror attack on the moth being so open and being so kind and yeah, and the way she handled cove it, i mean it was controversial within her own country globally. the fact that new zealand had numbers that were so low for so long and delaying the cove it with with inspirational to a lot of other countries and saying, hey, what

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would it be good for us to change the angle now?your mind, my friend, and you will change the world around you. now i'm right downstairs. i am no longer afraid of anything. wonderful. excuse me , what do you think, how much will they give us for her beauty? but mom told her no price, maybe for her then, yes. mary poppins is right, oddly enough it all depends on the angle and point of view thank you dear, so it's time for the hats, never mind about the bowl. everything will be fixed will be improved new come back let's say after three tracks. yes top top, all the best. well, what are we going to do? i have no idea, but remember, topsy said that sometimes it's worth look at things, see life, my cousins ​​getting better. mary poppins if we have a bank there is a way, in short, today no look in the same composition no one fell down i'll be back to help you. i'll just throw the kids in the bank, that you. i can do just fine on my own stupid bank is literally around the corner. and we have eight legs for four, enough to get off ready. and

>>ingr angle."tomorr i'm laura s .is the "ingraham angle" from washington tonight. >> thank you for joining us .u no, i say class the documents, a class of information.classifi seriously,ed informa they founda some documents in the box. as s least the closet. and as soon as they did, cl several classified documents in do they should have done. i was briefed abous t thisbriefe discovery, been surprised to learn that there are any government records that weremeno taken there to that office. but i don't know what's in the documents. >> hold on . ld o a wilmingtonn in it. the man who promised to raisee a the bar for ethics and trust in government, he's now feigning ignorance. >> hey, i see nothing.di i was not here. i did not even get up this morning. now, more than two months afters these ten classifiedsi documents were discovered, the public was made aware of this encounter. truth that president return dignity to government had actually been derelict with government records ornow, e someone close to h

somebody can have an angle and they can be entirely factually correct. i think what we have tone do, or focus is our motto says is to give light so that people will find their own g way. i believe strongly adding that transparency providing that context does not dilute the story but actually it provides a greater level of assurance to the audience that we are sharing with you everything we know about the source so you can decide if the person's predisposition perhaps weakens the argument. i think to do anything other than that is to continue to reinforce the problem people have with the media is we get to decide what you know. and will we decide what you know and don't hold ourselves the same level of accountability around transparency with we speak in respect to thecy government or corporate america, that is where we have failed in the past we need to evolve. >> i agree with all of that. i think we vet the source share any information they provided with the angle is so that the reader then can decide. the question is also causing me too think about this

>> that's the focus of tonight's angle. now, how often have we seen the press try kind of pretend that religious americans are part of a fringe movement? liberals warn of christian nationalism and even link the faithful to domestic terrorism. now, these same elites relish seeing headlines like this. christianity in the u.s. is quickly shrinking and they're gleeful to report that millennials are turning against organized religion. and if you are someone who offers thoughts and prayers after tragedies, well, they assume you're just a fraud. >> we are not going to give them thoughts and prayers, which to me is just the rhetoric that we've used. the thoughts and prayers that you just referred to . it has done nothing to stop the epidemic of gun violence. >> a liberal high school administrators, let's not forget about them. they felt threatened by public displays of religion for decades. now, remember, joe kennedy, a beloved football coach at bremerton high school in washington state? he lost his job for the high crime of prayin

and this is a special edition of the "ingraham angle" from new york city last month. >> the angle - reported on a twitter philes dump from our next guest, michael shellenberger. >> in it i, het he exposed the e connection between the federal bureau of investigation and twitter, including how adamant james baker, then general counsel for the social media giant, was about the hunter biden story being in violation of twitter policies. o but there's one section that didn't receive as much attention as the rest . media luded detailess about how media organizations and big tech, including formerg employees of the department of justice, agreed to working iof n concert to protect joe biden against damaging storiesn again >> this all happened at the aspen institute in august of 2020, labeled a tabletop exercise on combating disinformation, it quickly morphed into smothering a perfectly legitimate story. now, due to new emails given to us by shellenberger, we know the effort was organized by vivian schiller, former npr president and former twitter global chair of news. >> and once we started pullingwc

he also had the backing of the 2 other largest groups in the parliament angles, predecessor greek, m e p. ever. kylie is one of 4 people with links to the parliament or under investigation. they are charged with criminal activity including money laundering, detail, please, alexander phenomena has the details. they are back at work in strasburg, but not back to business. as usual. the corruption scandal dabbed as katara gate continues to royalty european parliament threatening to undermine the very credibility of the institution. a lot of damage has been done to the parliament due to that corruption case. but of course it's corruption. it's a crime or so justice, the belgium and european justice will make their job whenever you meet people, they ask you about the corruption toys and not about to political work. and i think this is sir, a big damage or in the repetition, in the work of more than 700 members. in december, belgium, police raided homes and officers of incumbent and former members of the parliament, bags of cash were found for people among them. eva k lee, one of the parli

and that's the angle. joining me now is miranda devine, columnist at the new york post, fox news contributor and author of the laptop from . miranda, the goal here is simple. after a january six where there was violence done and we condemned it at the time. but the dragnet in the tens of millions of dollars that has been spent on hounding and finding every individual is on every camera shot anywhere. what was the real purpose? what is the real purpose? of doing this? well, it's political persecution and joe biden in his very first speech on his inauguration day made that clear because he singled out basically 70 million americans who voted for donald trump as domestic terrorists and white supremacists and be on the lookout because the fbi was coming after you. and that's what's been happening in the two years since. and , you know, for the fbi to have conducted the largest investigation in their history over what was a riot that went on for two or three hours, it was regrettable. >> it shouldn't have happe

that's the focus of tonight's angle. all right, six votes later, republicans who are supposedly the majority party in the house still couldn't reach the requisite 218 votes needed to elect a speaker. but, i was thinking about this today -- what looks chaotic and kind of seems counterproductive to many is actually in it's own way refreshing. because it's democracy in action. now, it does remind us, this isn't china. party fall in line with whatever the dear leader decrees. in the gop unlike in pelosi's party, there is a lively debate about policy and tactics. so, everyone has a chance. in this process, to have his or her voice heard and have their vote counted, ultimately. and, plus, what's crazier? what we witnessed in the past two days in the house, or what we witnessed right before christmas, with congress jamming 1. 7 trillion of spending in a giant omnibus bill that by the way no one read. my message is simple. don't get distracted by what's happening in d.c. things will settle out. life will go on. the exciting stuf

and earlier she told us more about the newly elected mark angle who is replacing eva kylie. while he is a former teacher from luxembourg, and he is a member of the group of socialists and democrats here in the parliament. he was there a candidate. he describes himself as a fighter for social justice, for climate action, as somebody who fights for equality and for the rights of the o, g, b, t, q, community. and he also says that he is a team player and he was selected to day. however, there is some controversy surrounding this vote because some members of the european parliament were demanding from the socialists and democrats to give up their past because their vice president pos because of the whole a corruption scandal. and because of the fact that eva kylie was a member of a group, however, as a socialist, a democrat said, there is that is not an option. and so the vote went on that sir, could sir, however, explain why a mark angle was not able or anger was not able to secure the majority of the votes in the 1st round and next a 2nd round was need it? well, there is one f

it will feed through the angle i was just speaking about.to deal with it that way. >> bye-bye. ♪♪ the trifl the so-call cleveland eight has been postponed. i am joined by news from africa's bureau chief horton-tucker is in studio this afternoon. share with me your experience of covering issues around the violence, the killings at cleveland's hostel, and you have been tracking other political killings, including another one. talk to me about cleveland's itself. >> it has now becomalmost a busine, the business of killing and hit men has become so prominent because of the high level of unemployment. >> death is always a heart weight away. >>iterally death is a heartbeat away. this whole network tha is said to have involved policeman, said to have involved politicians. during the mission of inquiry, wead heard it was a pce where politicians go shopping for hit me the problem is the weapons tha are used for these assassinations are not legal. they are not traceable. these weapons are either stolen , or they go back as far as the armed struggle. >

that's the focus of tonight'ss angle. angle. never lenever t a crisis go tole . that was rahm emanuel's classic line from the obama era. and it's still capturesl captur the democrat party's approach to politices ts. take california's greasy gavin newsom, who's trying to use a pair of mass shootings in state to state to build his bona fide bss going into twenty , twenty four . >> nothing about this is surprising. everythings is about this is infuriating. the second amendment's becoming >> licide pactsecond a. okay, if that guy's: okay the democrats post biden plan ds b , they're in trouble. po leaders take charge and when necessary, they take responsibilityd when. he takes aoes he do? he takes lowbrow pot shots. when h e wasn't blaming the second amendment to the constitution, he was gaslinend the first attacking the freefrep press. well, the onresse network that consistently hold him accountable tell an abc affiliate in california that it's a disgrace. whatcalifo we say at fox every . he said there's xenophobia, racl there's racial priming, whatever . that is wha

that's the focus o mf tonight'as angle. now, we'd like to imagine thatry our political leaders priority is how to best defend america, but in ways big and small, we see our country being sapped of what makes us strong, what indep makes us independent, and what makes us free. s usfrom the attacks on oury on sovereignty along our open border to the draining of, th our strategic petroleum reserve. the biden gang has overseen hamajor depletion of our security and safety. safet but a new, equally disturbingly developmen distut was reported o yesterday in the new york times. well, it turns out thartt bide yesterdan is raiding our stockpiles of emergency munitions in raiding e to prop up ukraine. >> now, this is reckless and it's wrong. these stockpiles are for true emergencies, not for satisfying the demands of war that congress never even authorized .ch germany's chancellor seems acutely aware of endangeringancl his own country's security by getting more deeply involved in ukraine. endangethe ukrainians can relyr support for the

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last month the angle reported on a twitter files dump from our next guest. in it he exposed the deep connection between the federal bureau of investigation and twitter including how adamant james baker, then general counsel for the social media giant was about the hunter biden story being in violation of twitter policies but there was

mark angle is from luxembourg and a member of the parliament left of center socialists and democrats. group is also backed by the parliament, 2 of the largest groups. his predecessor greek, m e p a that kaylee is one of 4 people with links to the parliament who under criminal investigation and facing charges including money laundering, dw alexandra phenomena has spoken exclusively to the newly elected vice president mark angle vice president. congratulations on your election to day. what will be your priorities for the european parliament in your new position? thank you very much for the congratulations. my priorities will be of course, to be a team player in that bureau. but in the given circumstances, also try to be a champion of transparency and anti corruption with the other colleagues together. and of course, you know, i'm a social democrat so i know where to come from and, and, and also a very active member in the employment. and social affairs committee to social europe is also something which is important to me. and i am a fierce defense of the union of equality. and you know,

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are among the debt and the european parliament. alexa replacement for its disgraced vice president angle of luxembourg takes over after greece. eva kylie is ousted in a bribery scandal, will look at his plans to tackle corruption. ah, i'm fill gail. welcome to the program. ukraine's president has delivered a virtual address to the world economic forum and dos after calling for a minute silence for he's countries. war dead vladimir landscape called on western partners to move quickly to deliver military aid. he said the supply of air defense systems must outpaced russia's ability to carry out attacks and distress the decisions have to be made faster. the entire pre war uses to thing is used by terror. a proved all our prompt actions brought positive results in the military organization. all our joint yes, my piece ross has met with a yeah. watching that so speak with me here was actually for international edison, richard walker. welcome richard. so the ukranian president are telling the world to get a move on essentially make your decisions, make them faster. yeah, i mean, again showing w

angle thank you so much for being with us tonight. coming up but what i personally discovered it with my own eyes about this immigration crisis a. how it's affecting the interior part of the united states. and yes, i took video. first, when merit does not matter. that's the focus of tonight's angle. >> look around you. you cannot help but notice even among those who are supposedly well educated objective standards of excellence are out the window. from the way we speak. >> i think of this moment as a moment that is about great momentum. i think we all should take note of the momentum. sitting in these chairs in this moment to continue with this moment and lead and not waste a minute. we don't have a minute to spare. >> zero standards about the way we dress. >> let style a futuristic look. >> it just feels right. here is the whole bit. hopefully we are getting time traveler. >> what is up guys? sagging and how to good it. >> i like to wear baggy shorts try try it out. >> and don't even talk to me about the way we write. get get the poi

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so that's basically a rundown of what was said here in the capital of angola. angle is the 3rd stop of the leaders african tor on tuesday. laugh rob was an s one. teeny were a visa, free travel agreement for diplomats was signed. it was the 1st visit by a russian foreign minister to the kingdom since the establishment of diplomatic relations in 1999 on monday law for i've also spoke with his south african counterpart where they agreed to combine efforts to boost the african countries atomic energy grid and other infrastructure meanwhile, zambia has been put in the middle of a diplomatic spat between china and the u. s. beijing has criticized washington and its relations with africa. after the us treasury secretary accused the country of failing to help zombie a salt it step problems. even if the u. s. one day solves its debt problem, it is not qualified to make groundless accusations against all press for other countries out of selfish interests, because it cannot at all alleviate us. tremendous responsibility for the reason of the world debt issues. south africa journalists got lago m

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in angola centers her report, and how the meeting went. russia forming ministers, jag 11 visits to angle that is like that homecoming of the north front in this part of africa. russia was one of angled, let's try and get some word during the cold war period. and during it, see the word after independence for over 3. back at this, russia and angola had the had it here from diplomatic relationship based on the common interest in the military and the same physics for and the belief that all trades that countries i now straightening those ties. barden, russia is done gala as a strategic partner in southwestern africa, and, and lawless is russia as a partner in each economic integration region, our security and the scientific inventors. late last year, russia assisted angola in the line, showing a communications fidelity. alanna was one of only 19 countries that need to not vote for sanction against russia in the united nation. so it's not confidence that russia in angola, both by producing countries are looking at way to improve beloved said o relation and cooperation. like many out of the a