. >> ♪ ♪ >> laura: i am laura ingraham and this is "the ingraham angle" from washington tonight.h a big line-up. senator rand paul and tulsi gabbard are here on destructive political intelligence being constructed in the first week of the biden administration. also tonight we will expose the real anti-vacciners and why dr. fauci down plays an early and effective treatment for covid-19. and kamala harris's family covered in fluff. raymond arroyo has that in friday's follies. the left's persecution of americans is getting more alarming each day. the sinister effort is aided and abetted by the media. today the "new york times" published a lengthy article detailing the affiliations between certain gop lawmakers including the arizona reps and racist right wing militias. according to the "times": the evidence that the group in questions are white supremacy militias? that comes from the smear group the southern comfort law center. the leader of that group was horrified when he heard about the january 6th capitol riots. you have to read quite a ways into the "times" hit piece before comi

let not your heart be troubled because laura ingraham is there, battle one, roll tide to. >> laura: hannity, that political night of crazy news combined with the best political athletic night for college football. >> sean: nick saban you have to give this guy credit. >> laura: i think the republican party should take some lessons from nick saban appear at first he does not accept mediocrity and he has a good relationship with his play. and even if they win, if they didn't do it right, he wants them to do it again and again and again. he doesn't accept mediocrity and he is beautiful because he wins. so he keeps going. i love nick saban. >> sean: beautiful. >> laura: it is beautiful because he wins but some people don't like him because he wins a lot. actually, nobody cares about my football game so i guess i will stop right there. >> sean: if you are in business, you can't care if people like you are not. it is amazing how people are so upset and criticized. >> laura: sean, if you and i were caring about what people thought of us, we would have melted away many years ago. i think we cross th

laura ingraham, that you have a good day today? >> laura: i'm looking on what's going on in seattle and portland, they must not have gotten the unity memo. >> sean: it was going to be peaceful, everything in the country would change today at noon. >> laura: isn't it funny how things are a little bit more complicated than the hallmark greeting card approach to governance. it sounds nice. up to speed to the democrats are in charge. >> laura: it will be a challenging but you and i always do pretty well in the resistance, i'm looking forward to it. excellent show, you finally got hunter. >> sean: jim acosta refers to president trump in exile, i won't argue with him. >> laura: we'll see how long they can stop the fixation on donald trump, it will last about an hour. >> sean: never appeared >> laura: great show, great to see you. i'm laura ingraham, this is "the ingraham angle" from washington, the biden inaugural just wrapping up tonight and we are here to break down everything you saw or you avoided. at victor davis hanson, dinesh d'so

laura, hi. >> laura: hannity, do you recognize the color i'm wearing? >> sean: the color what? >> laura: this color, does this mean anything to you, this color. >> sean: recognize the color of white. i don't see anything. >> laura: it is a maroon colo color. and it's alabama that's going to win the national championship. that's why i'm wearing it. >> sean: you're giving us a "roll tide." i would be shocked if -- >> laura: that's all right, they are going to win huge. >> sean: if anyone in my ear can tell me what the score is presently. >> laura: we have the heisman trophy winner. >> sean: not that hard to figure out. >> laura: all right, fantastic show but i just wanted to see if you are really paying attention. >> sean: i wasn't but now i am. >> laura: awesome show, sean. great to see you. i'm laura ingraham and this is "the ingraham angle" from washington. should there be a racketeering investigation into big tex preemptive strike on certain corners of conservative media? congressman devin nunes says yes and he's here to tell us why. joe biden gets off scot-free for his incen

it is, laura, the beijing lie. this is exactly what china wants our diplomats to do, to say, look at russia, ignore china. look russia is a problem. we have to be very clear. tebut china is a crisis. and to somehow pretend that russia is the one that we have to completely look at all of the time is really missing the forest from the trees. >> laura: i should say -- ric, great to see you tonight. thanks for coming on. in the halls of congress, house speaker nancy pelosi is using the false pretext of this right wing extremism to baselessly smear her g.o.p. colleagues. >> we will probably need a supplemental form or security for members, when the enemy is within the house of representatives. >> what exactly did you mean when you said the enemy is within? >> it means that we have members of congress want to bring guns on the floor and have threatened violence on other members ofg congress. >> laura: is this how they intend to try to win back some of those seats they lost last time around? smears everybody? well, unity

have a great weekend. >> ♪ ♪ >> laura: i am laura ingraham and this is the "the ingraham angle" fromhington. democrats are stoking fear in the most disgusting way. claiming their only republican colleagues might murder them. congressman jordan tell us the real motivation and the murder of jacob blake and the aftermath led to riots. now we know it's a lie. and what will biden's inauguration remind us of? raymond arroyo has that in friday's follies. first unlocking america? >> that's the focus of tonight's "angle." the obscene move by democrats to militarize washington, d.c. compels me to think ahead about how to best beat these race obsessed pirates going forward. it's time to end the lockdown and reopen washington, d.c. for the american people. stop the spying on our own citizens. stop using racial smears as weapons against political opponents and trust the people and return to them their god given freedom. for the past year president trump and the republicans have had two priorities. number 1, reopen the country as soon as possible and number 2, provide temporary help to those who n

in the meantime come out let your heart not be troubled, laura ingraham, hello. >> laura: hey, we will be watching them. they'll be exciting, part two. >> sean: well, just so people know, we taped before the show. we don't know if anybody's coming, but it's good. let me tell you, this will be very interesting. >> laura: all right, i was trying to prepare for my show and watch your show which was an easy, so i better get to my show because i was distracted there in your show. i have to figure out a way to distract you. >> sean: you need to hard work earlier then. >> laura: i will, i'm a very lazy person. sean, thank you so much, nice to see a see. >> sean: have a great show. >> laura: fantastic show, i'm laura ingraham, this is "the ingraham angle" with a jam-packed show tonight. no time to waste.aued united behind lawlessness, that's the focus of tonight "angle." ♪ ♪ now, they weren't featured in last night's tedious zoom inaugural concerts, and they weren't highlighted in the campaign commercials, but meet some of joe biden's new presidential priorities. >> they say fernandez lopez, u

laura ingraham is next. that's why your heart should be optimistic. >> laura: yeah, this is a great country. we have been through a lot worse. people get the government they voted for. if they are surprised about what biden is doing right now, they were not paying attention. they were not paying attention to your show and mine and tucker. >> sean: you make a great point. we have been through worse. however, there has never been a stated radical agenda ever by any major political party that is now being implemented. >> laura: they had a guy that said he would drain the swamp. he was not perfect, but they wanted to make sure nobody like him ever ran again. sean, fantastic show. thank you very much. i am laura ingraham and this is "the ingraham angle" from washington. we have a big show. former u.n. ambassador nikki haley on her plans and the impeachment report and biden's dog cast if ice cream. raymond arroyo has it all. first, using and abusing the trust. that's the focus of tonight's "angle." it seems like o

. ♪ ♪ >> laura: i'm laura ingraham. this is "the ingraham angle" on a busy friday night.ugly feudal farce. that's the focus of tonight's angle. today democrats showed the country that they have zero clue about how to govern in a post-trump age. >> i have spoken to speaker pelosi who informed me that the articles will be delivered to the senate on monday. >> laura: obviously fearful of a primary challenge from aoc down the road, chuck schumer is pushing forward with a trial almost one year after the first impeachment farce that focused on ukraine. after initially suggesting a trial next week, the senate reached an agreement earlier to push it to february 9th. that doesn't change the facts. this is an egregious, vicious act of political violence against the u.s. constitution and our country. it's also an incredibly stupid mistake that's going to hurt joe biden. first i want to tell everyone they have to spare us the claim that democrats and a handful of republicans are trying to make that they truly care about punishing individuals who incite political violence. where was t

but laura, we will do it together. >> laura: we will watch it. >> shannon: thank you so much. >> laura. >> shannon: breaking tonight final pardons could be coming any minute now and we are watching and waiting. earlier farewell to the nation with recorded address hours before he leaves the white house. >> this week, we inaugurate a new administration and

>> you're right, laura.e going to have a 5-micron or size you should probably do ten layers and that would be good. but in the article, it speaks specifically if you go more than twoo layers, then it might be hard to breathe. this is exactly what parents have been saying. my child play without endangering his or her life. this isn't science. >> laura: you see though prominent people, i believe was admit romney, you saw come on guys, where double mask. biden pushed to masks are better usthan one. watch, listen. >> i walked in here with this masks but i have one of the n95 masks underneath it. the room i was in before i got here. so, i think it matters what we say. >> laura: so, it matters what we say, a mask isn't a political statement. california has 98% mask usage and they have the worst outbreak in the country. maybe they need to double up. >> you're right and if you look at mask compliance it doesn't reflect the reduction in disease cases. the study in denmark was pretty clear. if you wore masks all the t

[shouting] >> laura: joining me now from >> laura: joining me now from that scene, townhall.com seniorelebrating with exuberance biden's installation as president? >> it is the myth that keeps on giving in portland, basically the crowd was wandering around aimlessly, they were marching through the streets and they ended up here at the democratic office building and initially they were beating on the windows, they were chanting they didn't like biden, and people started to break windows and i can't say the portland police just released a statement saying eight people have been arrested in connection with this destruction. it remains to be seen whether or not the charges will stick. >> laura: we saw a moment ago the sign that said "we don't want biden, we want revenge." there it is. what does that mean? what form does that take? >> we saw a little bit of that vengeance take place here, there are other stuff blinding to take place in portland and seattle. one thing is for sure, the antifa groups here don't like biden, they view him as one in the same, they want a revolution. they just hat

>> laura: i don't understand dithat. i don't get it. >> sean: all that will do, it won't be a united party and by the way, i think i said actually it was cpac speaks four or five -- speech in '74, '75, but i apologize on the record. >> laura: sean, we have to roll, great show tonight and great to see you. i'm laura ingraham and this is "the ingraham angle" from washington. joe biden has made clear he put hopes and wishes of illegal immigrants against the safety and prosperity of the american people. well tonight, we will speak to an angel mom who reacts to biden immigration wish list. something that got no attention today, an american scientist admits that he onlyio pushed bat on the wuhan lab theory of covid to protect chinese scientists. oh, something to say about that. stunning development, but first, team biden turns against america. that is the focus of tonight "angle."ns now, it's always been a logical inconsistency at the heart of the left attitude towards the united states. now, on the one hand, left-wing politic

laura ingraham is here. >> laura: i enjoyed her interview with ted cruz on the term limit issue. very, very strong and also point of view on the impeachment needs to move along, no dragging it out for political purposes. >> sean: dragging it out? it's over. it ended today. >> laura: yeah, yeah, yeah. we are going to pick up where you left off. fantastic show as always. i'm laura ingraham. this is "the ingraham angle" with another big show from washington tonight. newt gingrich is here in he's going to tell us how joe biden is already enabling president xi and why he thinks nancy pelosi is the most destructive speaker ever. also tonight, the republicans in the senate are standing firm as we were just talking about. hannity and i, and they are signaling terms impeachment is doa. senator rick scott and congressman jim jordan are here on the big democrat backfire. doctors thought she and burks have now embarked on a whirlwind rehab tour. dr. scott atlas, the recipient of their finger-pointing responds exclusively tonight. first, biden's race to the bottom. that's the focus of tonight

laura becker, bbc news, soul -- seoul.: if you need distract from the troubles of the world, here is an idea. it is one of the oldest tricks in the book. sawing someone in half. it marks 100 years since a magician perform the illusion. reporter: here we go. michael j fitch who is, this weekend, one of many magicians taking part in a global online celebration of a magical moment. >> whenever anyone says you are a magician, the first line we hear every day is, can you saw my wife and half or can you saw my husband and half -- in half? that illusion has stuck in everyone's mind. ladies and gentlemen, my wife. reporter: this is the man that created the illusion. percy tibbles. but not everyone was impressed with his new trick. >> it was performed without an audience at first to a bunch of agents and bookers. neville masculin, one of the owners of the venues dismissed it. reporter: and it is a celebration of pt selbut's creation, and very much a two-person trick. a lot of the work is going on inside the box. >> all the hard wor

laura ingraham is here. hi. >> laura: i enjoyed your interview with ted cruz on the term limit issue. very strong. and his point of view on this impeachment needs to move along. no dragging this out for political purpose. >> sean: dragging it out? it's over. it ended today. just a little over now. >> laura: i enjoyed it. going the pick up where you left off. i'm laura ingraham and this is this is "the ingraham angle" another big show from washington tonight. newt gingrich is here and going to tell us how joe biden is already enabling president xi and why he thinks nancy pelosi is the most destructive speaker ever. the republicans in the senate are standingnd firm, as we were just talking about, hannity and i, and they are singling there impeachment is doa. rick scott and jim jordan hear about the big democrat backfire. plus doctors fauci and birx have embarked on a finger pointing toward. but first, biden's race to the bottom. that's the focus of tonight angle. a long, long time ago, joe biden was against us

. >> laura: great show. i am laura ingraham and this is the "ingraham angle" from washington tonight. as jarring as the actions and images were from yesterday, it appears that the in coming administration's response to all of that will be freedom crushing from social media censorship to a punitive justice department. tonight we will explore all of it with glenn, ken and harvey among others. the left is using every crisis to gain leverage control over the lives of innocent americans. new york state democrats want to give andrew cuomo the power to detain people under the guise of a covid risk. we will explain what will happen should that development come to the fore. civil libertarians are up in arms. punish and purge, that's the focus of tonight's "angle." throughout the 2020 campaign joe biden sold himself to america as a uniter, even ahealer. the media they echoed his pitch. >> i pledge to be a president who seeks not to divide but unify. >> hearing joe biden it's like hearing a family member. he is so norm

let not your heart be troubled, laura ingraham is standing by. >> laura: i'm glad the democrats now support these big, tall fences and walls. >> sean: they built a wall now! i thought walls didn't work. >> laura: they are fine with barriers, they think we should all be respectful to police which we've always believed, they are against all this political violence which we've always been against. i guess they are catching up, but it took all summer long and all that violence to yon their way through that but suddenly we are supposed to take them all at their word. it's a complete travesty what happened today and i'm going to rip it apart right now. >> sean: it was a typical day for democrats in washington, that's how i look at it. let's see if they apply their standards to kamala harris, if they don't there might be republicans who do. >> laura: fantastic show, great to see you tonight. this is "the ingraham angle," as she makes a leadership play, liz cheney's impeachment pushes winning plaudits from democrats and the media, republicans should start asking themselves why that is, we are going

if they admit >> we've seen this movie before, laura. we've seen law enforcement use these kind of vague threats as an excuse on several liberties. if there is specific and credible actionable intelligence, they should take a specific action. we need to justify what they are doing here. i think we've got to be wary of targeting law abiding citizens, punishing political viewpoints. this is scary stuff. it's not unity. it joe biden talks about unity, this isn't unity. it's a joke, it's an attempt to silence opposition. >> laura: hakeem jeffries, good pal of yours in the house has spoken out on you and you are supposed enroll on january 6th saying you are the ring later. your reaction to him tonight? >> i haven't seen his comments. it doesn't surprise me the hysteria and the lies coming from the left. let's call them what they are, they are lies. the idea that leading a democratic debate on election integrity on the floor of the senate is akin to violence, that's a lie. it saying the attempt to overturn an election, that's a lie. saying it'

laura is next. see you tomorrow. >> laura: i am laura ingraham with the "ingraham angle." these remember likely not all trump supporters and there are some reports that antifa was sprinkled throughout the crowd. if you are a trump supporter hoping to display your support for the president, today's antics at the capital did just the opposite. there are concerns about how these elections were conduct ed in the middle of a pandemic but that should never have lent license to violence. should we curve mail-in ballots? you bet we should. should we end the idea of jungle primaries and a 50% threshold to avoid a runoff? absolutely and prosecute all voter fraud? of course. political passions boiled over today. it will only make the lives of maga supporters more difficult. i have more to say throughout the hour. we will speak to congressmen who were on the hill when this went down. also we will speak to a video journalist who caught the moment that a 14-year female vet was shot and killed on film. was lethal force from the capitol police necessary? congress is resuming its debate to

let not your heart be troubled, the news continues in laura ingraham, have a great weekend. ♪ >> laurai'm laura ingraham and this is "the ingraham angle" from washington tonight. big tech launching a coordinated and kind of a preemptive strike on the president first amendment and many of his supporters banning them from social media permanently. now with the left controlling all the levers of government, 11 days or so, silicon valley, the media entertainment, well, we are going to tell you how to fight back. if we go forward, dinesh desousa is here and he will tell us how. the founder of the walkaway movement, brandon struck himself banned from facebook. he told us what comes next. fox raymond arroyo reveals exactly how the media will pivot to now protect democrats and the other disdain for you, the american people. the first, the establishment's last chance. that's the focus of tonight's "angle." to confirm the worst suspicions about the oligopolies of big tech, twitter announces its banning the president permanently. youtube's removing any videos that question the 2020 election resul

i just don't care. >> laura: i'm laura ingraham, this is ingram angle from washington tonight. whatshgt happens if violence one left is ignored and justified? in part you get what happened last wednesday. my angle will explain. andy ngo is here to tell us how this backlash was inevitable. the establishment fights back. the only chance to expel them from the party, establishment figures like liz cheney has said they will support the impeachment effort against president trump tomorrow.im further, fox news has confirmed that while he's not said he supports conviction in the senate, senate majority leader mitch mcconnell is not going to stand in the way of this impeachment effort, is said to be "done with trump. let's take a step back. what explains republican support for this drastic move? kissinger said, liz cheney said that the president "lit the flame of thif attack. well, the media and the democrats have employed similar language as he remembered over the past few days. >> the outgoing u.s. president inciting his supporters into a mob by lying to them by telling them he won th

laura: thank you so much for joining us.y one million americans filed for unemployment benefits in the first full week of the new year. the massive number is just the latest sign of the economic toll of the conavirus pandemic and the effect it is having on the very fragile u.s. job market. joining us now is a professor at harvard university who formerly served as the top economic adviser to president obama. thanks for being with us. with nearly one million jobs lost last week what does that say about the economic emergency joe biden is inheriting? >> it is a very serious problem. with more than 11 million jobs short of where we should be and we are not making progress in filling that whole -- hole, a big plan is needed. laura: joe biden has a huge plan, almost several trillion dollars. is tt going to be enough? >> i think this is a lot of money for this year, and that is good. a lot of money is warranted, the biggest constraint if mething like this past is can you control the virus. this legislation would help that to. there

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laura: blessed, the games -- plus, the games must go on.ls say the tokyo games take place this summer as athletes try to find ways to train. ♪ welcome to world news america on pbs and around the globe. the first official covid briefing of the biden administration was a more state event from those under president trump. mr. biden was noticeably absent, as he turned the spotlight on scientists and health officials. but it comes as a situation in the u.s. starts to look a little more promising. since january 12, the number of people hospitalized with covid across the u.s. has been steadily decreasing. just under 110,000 people are still in hospital. too many, but still an improvement. on january 2 there were 300,000 new cases of covid-19. yesterday, that number was just under 150,000. at the briefing today, the new head of the cdc says she was encouraged by the numbers, but cautious. >> though i am encouraged by these trends, our case rates remain extra nearly high, and now is the time term in vigilant. but if we are united in action, we can t

. >> laura: but a quick question. the hypocrisy of the democrats like they always accept the results of an election is galling. how does this happen? you have however many it was. 3 dozen people that bust through and get into the u.s. capitol. you have the vice-president and the house and senate leadership. everybody is there. how does that happen after 9-11? >> it was more than 3 dozen. i watched it. my office sits right by the chambers. they first overtook on the westside. then overtook on the east side. then they rushed up the stairs. you talk about people in these crowds that had helmets. they had ropes and started scaling the building. people came here to do damage. i don't know who they were with. they came here to do damage. they overran the capitol police in many areas. that was a real problem. sitting in the chambers people had to get locked in. a number of members that moved barriers in front of the doors. it was republicans and democrats alike to protect what was in there. when you sit back and look, we hav

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laura: thank you so much.ow to the story that has fired up wall street experts and financial novices alike. investors are furious that trading platforms like robin hood have restricted trades on shares of game stop and others. you may know that they have been on a wild ride in recent days as part of a gamble by smalltime traders against shortselling by big-time hedge funds. some view it as a direct challenge to the status quo. others view it as basically gambling. joining us is scott galloway, a professor of marketing at new york university's stern school of business. what do you think is behind this platform, wall street bets, with apparently more than 3 million day traders? scott: at a basic level, i think the wealth of people under the age of 40 has been cut in half from 90% to 9% of total wealth over the past 30 years and i think there is a general feeling that the establishment does not want to give opportunity to younger generations, the same opportunities they had. to a certain extent, the wall street r

. >> laura: but those defamatory and disgusting accusations didn't stop there, democrats also alleged when republicans helped plan the attack in some kind of premeditated fashion. >> first coming to the capital that i saw on january 5th, a sub reconnaissance for the next day. i'm going to see they are held accountable. >> we had people on the inside lining to hurt the very people they are working with who actually sought to hurt us, you planned it. >> laura: joined me now is laura logan, host of lara logan no agenda, i would like to say this is reprehensible, but nowhere near strong enough. >> it isn't anywhere near strong enough, isn't it a conspiracy theory what's on the other side? it would just be dismissed as a conspiracy and he would be told that you were crazy if you are talking about it, right? when you have no evidence of any of this. i'm always conscious of what we don't know because there's a lot of questions about exactly what happened at the capital. what i do see is these are people who have no interest in letting go of power, they have no interest in compromising with t

laura is next. see you tomorrow night. >> laura: hi, every one. this is "the ingraham angle" from washington tonight. president trump speaking now at a rally for senators david purdue and kelly loeffler in dalton, georgia. let's keep listening in. >> at least 86,880 ballots were cast by people whose registrations were illegally back dated. i can't believe that happened. 66,000 votes -- you have to understand, we're down by a little more than 11,000. every one of these is determinati determinative. 66,000 votes in georgia were cast by people under the legal voting age. 15,000 ballots were cast by individuals that moved out of the state prior to the november 3 election. maybe they moved back in. i don't know. they moved out. let's go back. usually takes a little time, right? we moved out. let's go back, darling. georgia's absentee ballot rejection rate went from an average of 3% in 2016 and then went down very low to almost zero. now, think of it. almost zero. if you multiply that out and this is with many, many more ballots pouring in. what is almo

laura, i think there is a l big event coming up shortly, laura? , . ., , ., laura? there is. full- laura? there is. washington would normally be full of- would normally be full of people in ball gowns but tonight instead it is a virtual inauguration celebrating america. here it comes. # did reals roll through fields where sunlight streams. meet me in a land of hope and dreams. # i'll stand by your side. you will need a good companion now. # for this part of the ride. # for this part of the ride. # leave behind your sorrows, let's let this a day be the last. # tomorrow there will be sunshine, sunshine. # and all this darkness passed. # and all this darkness passed. # where big wheels roll through fields where sunlight streams. # 0h, fields where sunlight streams. # oh, meet me in a land of hope and dreams. # carry saints and sinners. this train carries losers and winners. # this train carries hawse and gamblers, this train carries lost souls. # i said this train, dreams will not be thwarted. # this train, faith will be rewarded on this train. # the steel wheels singing. # the

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