my heart is troubled, laura ingraham, how are you? >> laura: sean, it is disturbing. there is a lot on the homefront that is disturbing, as well, but an enormous amount that we are seeing unfold in afghanistan that just lays bare this pathetic experiment and representative democracy -- i'm sorry. >> sean: we are leaving americans behind. >> laura: what did we expect joe biden was going to do? what did we expect biden was going to do? i mean, it doesn't surprise me at all. not at all. fantastic, we really enjoyed sara carter was phenomenal. >> sean: have a great show. >> laura: all right, i'm laura ingraham, this is "the ingraham angle" from l.a. tonight. fox news alert, the supreme court of the united states just hours ago declined the biden administration's efforts to end back there remain in mexico policy. now, attorneys general in missouri, texas, they sued to reinstate the trump era policy, claiming that the delusion of asylum-seekers was burdening the state. they also argued the white house had not gone through the appropriate administrative process to end the po

you have laura ingraham up next. she has a great show as usual. >> laura: hey, well, we are following this on-going battle now between joe biden and ron desantis. i wonder why they are worried about ron desantis. and desantis will respond tonight. you played some of tra great video. great show. >> sean: we will watch. >> laura: i am laura ingraham and this is "the ingraham angle" from washington. florida governor ron desantis will respond to president joe biden telling him to get out of the way dealing with covid. and bill gates made a shocking comment about the virus. former secretary of state mike pompeo has reaction. first a moratorium on the constitution. that's the focus of tonight's "angle." for 4 years democrats claimed that president trump had no regard for the rule of law or respect for the constitution. >> i hope there are enough senators that understand america is going over a constitutional cliff by an out of control president. >> donald trump is lawless. he believes he is above the law. >> the breaking o

laura: thank you. unless the nearest break their own covid rule, of course it is raymond arroyo and "seen and unseen" is next. we keep them. a promise is everything to old dominion, because it means everything to you. ♪ ♪ >> laura: it is time for our "seen and unseen" segment where we explore the cultural stories of the day. for that we turn to raymond arroyo. now, the mayors across the country have begun to reinstate our favorite mask mandates for their citizens. but i guess the rules don't really apply to the mayors. >> apparently not, laura. the day d.c. murray old files with her mask mandates she partied with david chapelle with no mask. then on saturday the day the mask mandate went into effect she officiated a wedding with no mask and mayor bowser was photographed indoors at the wedding with again, no mask. read into that what you like. >> laura: a statement or office said she was actively eating or drinking, raymond. >> come on, does it look like she's eating or drinking in the shot? no one is p

in the meantime, let not your hearts be troubled, laura ingraham has a big, huge >> a good show. >> lauram going to pick up a little bit when he left off. do you know what hunter biden's tattoo is of? do you know what the tattoo is? >> sean: okay, i'm sorry, you're breaking up on me. i can hear. i guess we got cut off. >> laura: you got to watch to find out, okay? what is the tattoo he has on? all right, sean, great show as always. i am laura ingraham, this is "the ingraham angle" from washington tonight. we have a lot to get to, including the very real security threat now posed by the president's son. but for us, controlling kids with fear. that's the focus of >> controlling kids with fear, typically invoke "the children." >> that is what we are all about, the future for the children. >> if you work hard, you can do better and pass on even greater opportunities for your children. >> the people must be able to decide our country's future, to determine your future. the future of your children. >> laura: the young people, they are always the ones paying the steepest price and the twisted wo

hey, laura. >> laura: hey, hannity, glad that you are doing that. confusion and all the places you would expect, that means washington, d.c. and i have to wade through the swamp now without you. >> sean: bird and some mandates on americans and open borders and no testing for illegal immigrants. a >> laura: total lawlessness and we have to put an end to it, it's time for a new call to action. i will hit that in the segment. >> sean: by the way, great interview with ron desantis. >> laura: he is awesome, see you tomorrow night. i am laura ingraham, this is "the ingraham angle" from washington pretty well no one immunologist doing some research on that and rna covid vaccine, tuesday night he revealed they missed something significant. he is back tonight with more on that. but first, a time for action, that's a focused of tonight's "angle." now in case you did not notice, democrats love shutdowns and covid mandates as much as they love, i don't know, high taxes and climate rim. i think it's safe to say that many of the liberals were never happier when a

>> not hard at all. >> laura: how long would it take me? >> less than a minute. >> laura: heroin?tanyl? >> same thing. >> to limit >> laura: taking $500 of merchandise from an historic? >> one of the coauthors of that and sold it as a safe streets, safe schools. >> laura: it's meant to help you guys so that police would not be inundated with shoplifting and so forth. >> i was told that way to the voters as making things safer, what it did was turn a lot of felonies and misdemeanors, specifically theft, anything valued at $900 is a misdemeanor, not a felony, so you will see people on camera with a calculator whether it's handheld or on their phone adding up the cost of the merchandise they are stealing to stay under $900. >> laura: in this block we have a row going up the block of homeless people living in outdoor tents and people doing their laundry in the street, i guess they are siphoning off the fire hydrant here, and god bless i'm trying to do some laundry with some detergent. humans crystal and a crack pipe. >> this is what the tenderloin is about, it's truly sad, this is a r

murders up 55%, and we have four and a half months to go, laura. >> laura: trace, disturbing, thank youg me now is anthony napolitano, former police officer, alderman, this is beyond disturbing. murders up 58 percent in chicago since 2019, and now fox is accused of putting more accused criminals back on the streets. these numbers are just staggering. >> yeah, they are staggering. we've been pointing them out for the last five years and no one has really been listening. the worst thing about the state attorney and she is a public defender not a state attorney. what she does that she takes the felony offenders who are legally carrying guns and kicks them down to misdemeanors and put some back on the street who the next day become a shooter offender. and she does it under the guise and her statement was police are locking up the wrong offenders because she considers just carrying a gun a misdemeanor and she does not realize what she is doing. she is creating the revolving door effect and the one that is putting the shooter back on the street to carry out what they were doing on the origina

>>laura: great to see you as >>laura: great to see you as always. colleges across the country now require we went to get the vaccine before stepping foot on campus be some students and faculty are stepping foot on campus be some students and faculty are fighting back suing indiana university saying it violates the constitutional rights a smacked it downuit the last week the ruling was upheld by the appeals court that wrote people who do not want to be vaccinated may go classes start in exactly two weeks leaving the students in limbo now it's in the hands of the supreme court joining me now is one of the students doing and also the attorney. so what is your plan? they don't accept many cases on certiorari or very many emergency appeals two weeks is a short period of time. what next? >> my a plan is to wait in cia do hope they rule in my favorite that would make my decisionon easier so now i'll sit tight and see what happens. >>laura: this is an uphill battle because of the jacobson battle because of the jacobson case a lot of americans don't read the

>> laura: it's friday and that >>laura: it's friday that means it is time for "friday follies".r fox news contributor but the theme of this edition is really stars and outer space starting with the new trend. >>ew from fillers to vampire facials hollywood has way to popularize bizarre practices i call the latest fad and washed she. is ashton and mia explaining what i mean. >> i wash my armpits i and crotch daily in nothing else ever. >> when i had children i also did not wash them every day i did not bathe my newborns ever and something smells. [laughter] >> if you can see dirt on them, clean them otherwise there is no point. >> it's called hygiene. >> e tbut we should be washed regularly. no one ones to smell your funk or your kids but this is a real fad. don't laugh here is kristen go describing her delayed bathing habits red flag. >> and fortunately andte also causes infections if you leave bacteria on the body by the time people snow you you are way past bathingng time. >>laura: perhaps she has never traveled to decades when deodorant was a big thing in france but the first

laura ingraham takes it from here. >> laura: i enjoyed your interview with president trump. it was good to have him on camera. it's not so good on the phone. do you know what i am saying? it's better to have him on camera. i watch every minute and i don't think i prepared my show enough. i enjoyed it. >> sean: you are doing a great job in your coverage. >> laura: i am laura ingraham and this is "the ingraham angle." a shocking and dangerous dynamic is at play in washington with the afghanistan debacle unfolding, it's obvious we have no one in our government competent enough to manage the situation and answer simple questions. in fact, i am finding the more joe biden speaks on, this the less reassured we are. his top pentagon brass are no better. they dazzle us with inaptitude. from covid to kabul we will hit all "angle"s tonight. but first meet joe biden. that's the focus of tonight's "angle." president biden may sit in the oval office today, but it's worth remembering for most of his political career he's been an unserious laughingstock. up until 2020 his own party never to

. >> laura: we do, sean. i'm curious to hear what he has to say about the state department said today and what its conditions would be for recognizing the new afghan government. i kind of want to throw up when i say that. incredibly depressing. >> sean: that taliban feared pompeo and they feared trump here they believed both of them. that is not the case anymore. >> laura: 100% and i will pick it up where you left off, a great show. we will see you tomorrow i am laura ingraham and this is "the ingraham angle" from washington tonight. the establishment has no clothes. that is the focus of tonight's "angle." that collapse of afghanistan represents another catastrophic failure of our political establishment. now, other obvious examples include the collapse of the southern border and long before that, the collapse of one's unrivaled manufacturing base. well, they keep doubling down on failure insisting that if they have a few more years, they can make americans understand why their actions, why they are policies

don't miss it straight ahead. ♪ ♪ >> laura: i am laura ingraham, and this is "the ingraham angle" fromhington tonight. the debate over how many aft grant staff -- afghan refugees we should bring in is up for debate, that many don't want to have. a stephen miller is here on why it matters. restaurant owners are being driven out of business by new york city's vaccine mandate and a nurse's job is in jeopardy because she refuses to get the job. we will speak to both tonight. but first, the invisible president, that is the focus of tonight's "angle." we have about 3500 troops redeployed in afghanistan as of tonight, hundreds of thousands of people are trying to get out. china is poised to exploit the situation. the u.s. border under siege with covid infected migrants. and we don't have an actual president in charge. yesterday joe biden started back to d.c. from camp david, read for about 19 minutes, then took no questions and skedaddled off the podium. oh, and then he went back to camp david. now answers were supposed to be provided today by biden's national security advisor, a young chap w

laura. >> laura: matt, heartbreaking. thank you. up next, newt gingrich and congressman jim banks are here and they are going to tell us why biden's approval numbers are slipped being big time. plus, after their last school board meeting ended into arrests, parents in loudoun county virginia, not too far from where we are, they are back at a public meeting tonight that is still ongoing and it's wild. a live report ahead. n the media for 45 years. i've been taking prevagen on a regular basis for at least eight years. for me, the greatest benefit over the years has been that prevagen seems to help me recall things and also think more clearly. and i enthusiastically recommend prevagen. it has helped me an awful lot. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. this isn't just freight. these aren't just shipments. they're promises. promises of all shapes and sizes. each with a time and a place they've been promised to be. a promise is everything to old dominion, because it means everything to you. >> i think that we can get a significant por

laura is next, have a super weekend -- i will see you later. ♪ ♪ >> laura: i'm laura ingraham, this ispecial edition of "the ingraham angle." while obama's summer soiree and lollapalooza get a pass, fauci and friends have taken direct aim at south dakota governor christie gnome for the sturgis bike rally, she's here tonight to respond to that. why are celebrities shunning hygiene? raymond arroyo has the footage in friday follies. it earlier this week, joe biden made it very clear where he would like to take his vaccine mandate. >> we have done everything in our power -- well i shouldn't say, there's probably more, we will do more. we will continue to try to make the case to the american people who haven't taken the vaccine, it's in your interest, can save your life and can fundamentally impact the lives of your children or the people you love. >> laura: did you hear that? there is more we will do. the language is frightening on its face and now we have a handle on what it could entail. under an article, the ap buried a nugget way down in the 17th paragraph. while more severe measures s

>> laura: when i had my health challenge. i was on the phone with you and you were on the radio show. we were joking how many people want you dead? i can't even count. >> sean: i remember that. if i didn't have a sense of humor i would crawl under a rock. >> laura: they're the humanitarians and we are the hard-hearted ones. get your translation book to interpret their comments. unbelievable. i will pick up where you left off. i am laura ingraham and this is "the ingraham angle" from washington tonight. as the "angle" predicted last year, you may remember, biden would never be strong enough to it stand up on the squad. boy, today we were proven right again. i have a hint for you. it's bad news if you are a landlord. a well known imuneologist did some of the early research on the covid vaccines and says that part of it was a mistake -- he will tell us what it is later tonight. first new york's death wish. that's the focus of tonight's "angle." anyone of a certain age remembers an ad campaign used to promote tourism in a beleagu

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>>laura: think about it. >>laura: think about it.hat is sad that cuomo didn't have more time to implement morent policies. whole range of things. y do you know what's really sad orwh devastating is that cuomo's handling of covid led to handling of covid led to thousands of needless death remember those in a nursing home and they were infecting and killing others i don't think will ever know the full extent of the cuomohe carnage and as senator biden said one hell of a job the press knew that they did not need to give their boss chance to resurrect with that heckuva job moment. >> can you really say one hell of a job if he has been accused? >> he asked the substantive question should he remain as governor it when you make accusations that on the face make sense but the question is did he do a good job with infrastructure? that was the good job. he did. >> correct me if i'm wrong. >> outside of his personal behavior? okay. >> can you separate the two? >> . >>laura: she was right but there is a lot of specific questions and none of them

laura ingraham takes it away. have a good night. ♪ ♪ >> laura: i'm laura ingraham, and this is a fox news alert, another blow to joe biden. moments ago, by a 6-3 vote at the supreme court, they struck down the administration's latest eviction band. that eviction moratorium. we have more on that later with mark meadows. but first, we start in afghanistan, where heartbreak and fury, that is what americans across the nation are feeling tonight after suicide blasts at the kabul airport killed 12 u.s. marines, one navy medic, and leaves more than a dozen wounded. now, it's been two decades of war. since 9/11, leaving behind deep physical and emotional pain for many of the hundreds of thousands who bravely serve here. and many of course remember on multiple tours. as we finally wrap up u.s. military operations in afghanistan, our enemies are gleefully exploiting our presidents in aptitude. and the results, as we saw today, are deadly. tonight, we are going to bring you straight analysis of its rapidly deteriorating situ

i'm laura ingraham. the supreme court of the united states just hours ago declined the biden administration's efforts to end the remain in mexico policy. attorney general in missouri, texas, the deluge of asylum-seekers was burdening the state, they argued the white house had not gone to the appropriate administrative process to end the policy. the question now becomes what happens to the million plus migrants already in the country, shouldn't they be sent to mexico until their immigration hearings, we are going to stay on this. more from my investigation into the decline of california as we are weeks from the new some recall plus raymond arroyo exposing the democrats homeless crisis right here in la and reading, writing and transgenderism, important transition from the biden administration but first, the secret taliban deal is the focus of tonight's angle. ever since oh biden -- alone at the conference table, something felt weird about this entire situation. what was going on that none of biden's top ca

my heart is not troubled, laura ingraham, she is the hero of the olympics to me. >> laura: i love that story, there were a lot of nice stories. it's easy to look at the negative stuff at the olympics, but a lot of inspiring stories and we will focus on those. i like that. put you in a good mood on monday when everything else is going to in a hand basket. speak when she is my hero of the whole olympics. gave me faith. >> laura: hold on, we will give you a lot of faith in the next hour, hannity, great show. >> sean: i will be watching. be good as usual. >> laura: i will see you back here tomorrow. i am laura ingraham, this is "the ingraham angle." a big show on tap, tucker carlson will be here at 10:00 no less. the head of the chicago police union here in moments. but first, the coming g.o.p. tsunami is the focus of tonight's angle. first the bad news, let's start out with the bad news, we have at least 18 spineless and fiscally unsound republicans in the u.s. senate who just gave joe biden a much-needed win on infrastructure. it's a bill filled with junk that we don't need and can affor

back here tomorrow. ♪ ♪ >> laura: i'm laura ingraham, this is "the ingraham angle."have a huge show for you tonight, a lot going on in washington and beyond the let's dive right in. it's time to put americans first, that's the focus of tonight's angle. our elites in politics and the media, they really want you to know that they care deeply about the afghan people so much that they want to bring as many afghans here to the united states as possible. >> accepting afghan refugees and the willingness to accept more because we have to do more. >> the integration of refugees, in particular it's been a great american success story. we are actually quite good at it here in america, 50,000 afghan refugees in the nation, over 300 million is not even a drop in the bucket. >> across the united states, we are seeing widespread support for afghan refugees, but for refugee resettlement in general. >> laura: while it is certainly heart wrenching to see the needless suffering wherever it occurs in the world, it's just awful, none of us want to see that. but why is it that most of the

laura: the u.n.ry-general's warning that the conflict in ethiopia has read beyond the region and the humanitarian catastrophe is unfolding. antonio guterres was speaking that 200 people were reportedly killed. >> these are some of the latest people forced to leave their homes in ethiopia. the 10 month war has spread south to far regions. the world's top diplomat is warning 80 minutes every catastrophe is unfolding before our eyes. >> while human suffering is growing with syracuse political and economic and humanitarian situations in the region. all parties must recognize a simple truth, there is no miliry solution. >> despite international calls for a cease-fire, all sides seem intent on continuing to fight. laura: there is an alarming trend in america's battle against the covid pandemic. a number of states including texas and kentucky are now seeing a record number of hospitalizations. that means there are more severe cases in those states than ever before. florida has become one of the worst hit ar

laura: i am getting it all confused. i am laura ingraham. illegals aren't just crossing the border at record numbers, they are being sent all over the united states often governors not knowing anything about it. we have a report from mccowan, texas where many of these odysseys begin. hunter biden offers a justification for his art, and another olympian uses the podium to protest. raymond arroyo has that, a bridge to nowhere is the focus of the angle. roads and bridges broadband expansion, fixing potholes, fixing train tracks, and internet access for everybody sounds reasonable. trump wanted to do infrastructure and pelosi impeachment, never got it done. i will tell you what counts as infrastructure. the republicans agreed to this without having read a draft of the bill. it was put together mostly by the majority party's committee staff. in june a bipartisan group of senators led by mitt romney fire was a good idea to engage with president biden on an infrastructure bill that would cost hundreds of billions of deal, the deal included a pledge

laura: good to see. come back soon and risking her job the refusal to get the covid vaccine, here next, she will tell us why. do you know when yoe found your team? whether you're winning, or just doing your best. when you're on the lanes, they're right behind you. reunite with your team. go bowling. do you struggle to fall asleep and stay asleep? qunol sleep formula combines 5 key nutrients that can help you fall asleep faster, stay asleep longer, and wake up refreshed. the brand i trust is qunol. ♪ ♪ >> laura: across the country health care workers who risk their lives during the pandemic laura: healthcare workers who risk their lives during the pandemic don't like the covid mandates are at risk of losing their job including my next guest, emergency room nurse in fredericksburg, virginia. what is your objection? >> my objection at the moment is risking losing my job over a decision i'm not ready to make it. laura: what is your visitation about the vaccine? >> my hesitation is i'm a data person. we are s

laura: we do. i'm curious what he has to say about what the state department said, conditions for recognizing the new afghan government. >> the taliban fears pompeo, they feared it trump, they believe both of them. that's not the case anymore. laura: great show tonight. i'm laura ingraham, the establishment has no clothes, that the focus of the angle. the collapse of afghanistan represents another catastrophic failure of our political establishment other examples include the collapse of the southern border and before that the collapse of our once unrivaled manufacturing base. they keep doubling down on failure insisting if they have a few more years they could make americans understand why their policies are smart and proper and to distract the public from their own failures these old packs do their best to stir up phony crises. >> is their influence by the russians? >> his behavior doesn't done much to all a that concern. >> my warning training is an intelligence professional, i've seen in terms o

what have you found, laura?: welcome to austin, and of course, this is somewhere where many afghan refugees are arriving. a resettlement agency tells me they are given a few hours notice to prepare for the arrival of families, to get apartments ready and to rush to the airport in austin. for the afghan american community in austin, people who are translators for the u.s. military, this is a difficult time as they worry about family still in afghanistan. those former interpreters hd a protest at the texas state capital last night. here is what i found. he leads a protest in austin, texas by afghan americans who work for the u.s. military and are calling for their families to be evacuated from afghanistan. >> we just want to bring our family here. they are dangerous. that is why we are here. >> i work. because of my work, my family is going to be butchered or killed. laura: he was an interpreter for the u.s. army and settled here seven years ago. now he is desperately worried about his parents in kabul. >> they le

you have laura ingraham up next. she has a great show as usual. >> laura: hey, well, we are following this laura: we are following this ongoing battle between president biden and ron to send this. why are they worried about ron desantis. to santos will respond tonight. we will pick up where you left off. i am lauren ingraham, this is the ingraham angle, governor ron desantis will respond to president biden telling him to get out of the way in dealing with covid and tonight bill gates made a shocking comment about the virus. mike pompeo has reaction but first a moratorium on the constitution, that is the focus of tonight's angle. for four years democrats complained that donald trump has no regard for the rule of law or respect for the constitution. >> i hope there are at least in of senators here who understand that america is careening over a constitutional cliff and fight back against lawless overreach by out of control president. >> donald trump is lawless. he believes he is above the law. >> the breaking of the la

laura: lisa, thank you. you are watching bbc world news america. i'm laura trevelyan. the u.s. from afghanistan narrator: funding for this presentation of this program is provided by... narrator: financial services firm, raymond james. narrator: funding was also provided by, the freeman foundation. by judy and peter blum kovler foundation; pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. and by contributions to this pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. ♪ ♪ narrator: you're watching pbs. ♪ da-da-da-duh-da-da-da♪ ♪ da-da-da-da-da-da ♪♪ ♪ judy: good evening. on the newshour tonight -- >> i'm here to announce the completion of our withdrawal from afghanistan and the end of the military mission to evacuate u.s. citizens, nationals and vulnerable afghans. judy: out of afghanistan. the final u.s. military fight -- flight ends america's longest war. we get an inside look on the exit. then, a path of destruction. rricane ida ravages windows and massive storm surges. we get the latest on the damage. and, political stakes. we asked cap president biden is faring in the face of th

i'm laura trevelyan. you for your narrator: funding for this presentation of this program is provided by... narrator: financial services firm, raymond james. narrator: funding was also provided by, the freeman foundation. by judy and peter blum kovler foundation; pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. and by contributions to this pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. ♪ ♪ narrator: you're watching pbs. ♪ da-da-da-duh-da-da-da♪ ♪ da-da-da-da-da-da ♪♪ captioning sponsored by newshour productions, llc >> woodruff: good evening, i'm judy woodruff. on the newshour tonight, a damng report-- new york's attorney general finds governor andrew cuomo sexually harassed multiple women. he denies the claims, defendin his actions, while president biden and others call on him to resign. then, a new push by the biden administration to help those facing evictions; targeting those most at risk of losing their homes. and, wildfire inequality- how worsening wildfires in california's wine country threaten low

i am laura trevelyan.nk you so much for watching "bbc world news america." ♪ narrator: funding for this presentation of this program is provided by... narrator: finaial services firm, raymond james. narrator: funding was also provided by, the freeman foundation. by judy and peter blum kovler foundation; pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. and by contributions to this pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. ♪ ♪ narrator: you're watching pbs. ♪ da-da-dduh-da-da-da♪ ♪ da-da-da-da-da-da ♪♪ captioning sponsored by newshour productions, llc >> woodruff: good evening, i'm judy woodruff. on the newshour tonight, an uncertain future-- millions of renters face housing instability following the end of the federal ban on evictions. then, the road ahead-- a bipartisan group of senators reaches a deal on massive infrastructure legislation. we examine the numbers and walk through the blueprint. plus, a major surge-- florida records its highest number of covid cases since the paemic began, straining ho

get started today. >> ♪ ♪ >> laura: we have only just laura:.erted to resettle the thousands of afghans qualify for special visas the democrats want to open the floodgates to many more. >> we left the refugee camps. we have to have a cap that allows more refugees to come into the united states which we cannot abandon these individuals and we have to make sure they are transported out of afghanistan because it is a dangerous situation. >> do they know what they are inviting along with good people? my next guest says europe's experience with refugees especially afghans should give americans pause. a few years ago is refugee advocate she watched the climate devastating europe and the same thing could happen here. the director of medicine analytics and author of civil democratic influence. tell us what we need to know about europe's experience with afghan refugees who began to be settled years ago. >> this was the wave that started in 2014 and the definition of that wave was they were expecting syrian refugees but instead what happened was a huge wa

i am laura trevelyan.nk you so much for watching "bbc world news america." ♪ narrator: funding for this presentation of this program is provided by... narrator: finaial services firm, raymond james. narrator: funding was also provided by, the freeman foundation. by judy and peter blum kovler foundation; pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. and by contributions to this pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. ♪ ♪ narrator: you're watching pbs. ♪ da-daduh-da-da-da♪ ♪ da-da-da-da-da-da ♪♪ >> following the end of the drill -- the federal ban on evictions. then, the roadie had cared -- the road ahead. a bipartisan group of senators which is a deal on infrastructure legislation. we look at the cost and problems it will try to solve. plus, a major surge. florida records its highest number of covid cases since the pandemic began. straining hospitals and counting more urgent calls for masking and vacces. plus, water wars. the historic droughts sweeping the western

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laura: prop 47, $940. >> complete disaster.on was one of the co-authors, safe schools -- it -- police wouldn't be inundated with shoplifting and so forth. >> it was sold that way, it turned a lot of misdemeanors specifically theft. it is not a felony, you see people on camera with a calculator adding up the cost of merchandise they are stealing. laura: this particular block we have a real going up the block of homeless people, people doing their laundry, siphoning off the fire hydrant to do some laundry with detergent. he wants crystal. >> this is what it is about, truly sad. this is a relatively quiet block at the moment. laura: this is a quiet block? where do people go to the bathroom? >> right here on the street corner. >> it is the smell of pot. >> these people are living in those conditions, third world country type conditions. ashley: you don't have to go to afghanistan to see conditions. laura: some of the local start filming in the tenderloin district and have their own views about these problems. >> wonderful things ar

here is laura. laura: i am glad you are doing that, confusion being sown in washington dc and i have to wade through the swamp without you. >> burdensome mandates on americans, no testing for illegal immigrants. laura: total lawlessness, time for a new call to action. thank you. >> great interview with the santos. laura: thank you, see you tomorrow night. this is the ingraham angle from washington. a canadian immunologist was part of the group did the nearly research on the amrna covid vaccine. tuesday night he revealed they missed something significantly she's back tonight with more on that but first a time for action is the focus of tonight's angle. in case you didn't notice democrats love shutdowns and covid mandates as much as they love high taxes and i think it is safe to say many liberals were never happier than when americans were forced by their governments out of the workforce, out of schools, away from church and even away from friends and family. not only was there all the interrupted tim

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i'm laura ingraham. as the angle predicted you may remember biden would never be strong enough to stand up to the squad and today we proven right again. i have a hint, bad news if you are a landlord. a well-known canadian urologist was part of the group that did the early research on the mrna covid vaccine now says part of it was a mistake. he will tell us what is later. new york death wishes the focus of tonight's angle. anyone of a certain age remembers an ad campaign used to promote tourism in a beleaguered new york. >> i love the way you put on the show. >> there are more ways to live new york then there are lights on broadway. ♪♪ i love new york ♪♪ >> i love new york because it is open all night. laura: that was in the 1980s since the present tourism board worked to save new york that was in trouble back then but if the chairman of the board were alive today i bet he would start spreading a different kind of news about new york. far left democrats at all levels of government are responsible for crat

. ♪ ♪ >> laura: i'm laura ingraham, this is "the ingraham angle."have a huge show for you tonight, a lot going o laura: a huge show, a lot going on in washington and beyond. time to put americans first, that is the focus of tonight's angle. our elites in politics and media really want you to know they care about the afghan people so much they want to bring as many afghans here to the united states as possible. >> the willingness to accept more. we have to do more. >> this has been a great american success story, we are quite good at it in america, 50,000 afghan refugees in the nation, 300 million is not even a drop in the bucket. >> across the united states we are seeing widespread support for afghan refugees, of refugee resettlement in general. >> it is heart wrenching to see need to suffer wherever it occurs, none of us wants to see that, but why is it but most of the same people you just saw in those clips, politicians, why do this often ignore the very real suffering happening here at home. you don't have to go to the afghan provinces to see hum

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laura: thank you for joining us.t, multi-, where the government is urged to drop a case against three young migrants accused of terrorism. the teenagers are alleged to have hijacked a ship and forced it to take them to europe. the u.n. is asking for the case to be dropped. our europe correspondent has met the trio, who face life in prison. this is the first time they have spoken publicly. one is still a minor. >> these three young men risked their lives to make it to europe . in return, they have lost their freedom. >> i am not a terrorist. i will never be a terrorist. >> they have been accused by maltese authorities of hijacking the ship that rescued them and 100 others at sea as they attempted the crossing from libya. this is the moment they arrived in malta. secondly -- seconds later, they were handcuffed and led away. >> this is a place that come they arrested me and took me to prison directly. >> he was just a child, 15. he says at first the captain tried to take them back to libya. people panicked and protested

our correspondence spent the day at the club where laura kenny was then laura trott, and began her actinghis is where it all started for her, but little did we know back then that she would go on to win gold at three successive olympics. we are joined by francis, the head coach here. you were going wild this morning, tell us what did you make of the madison? i was just completely blown away. best race i have ever seen and they actually dominated it and just blew the rest of the world apart, it was fantastic. what is it about laura that makes her such a great cyclist, such a great competitor? grit, determination and never giving in, never giving up and she always wants to win. has she always been like that? oh, yes. right from a very young age, she was was competitive and she has been an inspiration to all our young riders. when did you spot something special, when did you think that this girl could go really far? right from an early age, probably about nine, ten, when she was down here, i introduced her to the track when she was about seven or eight years old. from that point on, she love

laura: what does that mean? the hard reality is we lost, the military was given mission to accomplish, it was given a series of missions and under this military leadership of the last 20 years it failed to carry them out. the taliban won the war and we are retreating in disgrace. that is what happened even though none of our made-for-tv generals want to say so. of course we all love our troops, no one blames them, the best, the bravest soldiers can't be expected to succeed with week and ineffective military leaders. abraham lincoln had to fire a series of generals until he found a team that would lead the army of the potomac to victory. we never found the general who could win in afghanistan. the taliban won and we have to live with those facts which i do not regret but pull out. others do. it has long been clear the pentagon is incapable of advancing us interests in the middle east. we give generals every chance, the american people has spent $6.5 trillion on the war on terror with little to show for it. americ