Ill stand up. Laura okay, you are too cool sean unless im forced to in social situations where i have to wear my best. I worn jeans when i interviewed President Trump, even. Laura fine, you are cooler than i am. Nice color coordination. All right, see you tomorrow night. Im laura ingraham, this is the Ingraham Angle from washington. We are going to do things a little bit differently tonight. Now, the angle is not coming until a little later in the show, but everything we discussed will build to it, and you are going to see what we mean. Now come along the way, youre going to hear from ric grenell, steve scalise, Dinesh Dsouza, on the left poisonous tactics to muzzle and target conservatives. Were also going going to dive into the controversy fitting main street against wall street, and how it could change investing forever. But first, last night, we told you about a bizarre dhs Bulletin Warning of supposed threats from what they described as violent domestic extremists, vde. These extr
a mild recession . earlier i spoke to james smith. so we talk about recessions and the gdp numbers. us economists, we often think of two quarters of negative growth has been what we might call a technical recession. but i think it s worth remembering that doesn t always feel like a recession to people. often when we see a recession, we associate that with maybe widespread job losses, people spending a lot less money, people, you know, trying to save more because they re uncertain about what s to come. we re not necessarily seeing all of that right now. and of course, the fall in gdp we saw in the third quarter was very small, 0.i. we might see another slight fall in the fourth quarter, but it s not comparable to, you know, some of the famous recessions we ve seen in the past, 2008, of course, the covid recession as well. so it s worth putting that in context. just to let people know what recession is, it s two sets of three months. we ve seen growth negative in terms of wha
norah: fentanyl crackdown. inside the dea s year-long f stofri wereoi norah: chilng new video of susp murderer bryan kohberge. what the footage reveals. the world health organization now says covid-19 is no longer a global emergency. today s announcement is a symbolic end to the coronavirus pandemic, which killed more than 7 million people. we are just hours away from the coronation of king charles iii. i think he s an amazing, amazing guy, and i m proud to be a brit. norah: and on the road with a touching story of how this hand drawn artwork led to an incredible friendship. this was a stranger, and she was doing that just for me, and that s the beauty of it. norah: good evening, and thank you for joining us on this friday night. we will get to the details of those major drug busts targeting fentanyl in just a moment. the dea reviewing today it has arrested more than 3,000 people. but we do want to begin tonight with new a shatred expectations
i am laura ingram at this is the ingraham angle from washington and we begin the hou with a scandal of monumental significance. finally with republicans in charge of the house it, the locks have been lifted on the covid cover-up. the rat that we stay underneath is what we want you about long ago. rank, corruption at the heart o our federalism. before we are cdc director doctor robert redfield with kristin, about anthony found she s mad scramble to conceal the role and he and others played with green lighting the funding to the warhol lab in china. blooded redfield and think of the paper that found cheap research scientist right back i february 2020? that would conclude ultimately that covid most likely did not escape from the lab. this whole approach that was taken as antithetical to science . science has to be in these need to be. you think the paper does have the truth i think it s an accurate paper that basically was a part of a narrative that they were creating. thi
elizabeth makes its final journey. you re looking at the pictures of the mile in central london. here in a few hours the queen s casket will be moved from buckingham palace to westminster hall where the queen will lie in state until her funeral on monday. king charles, prince harry and prince william will walk behind the casket as it makes its way. first on cnn we learned that the royals had dinner together at buckingham palace last night after receiving the casket. standing by along this morning s procession route, nada bashir and nina dos santos at buckingham palace. nina, what can we expect today? reporter: a big day, visible day. more junior members of the royal family. many of them, john, gathered here at buckingham palace for that intimate gathering to bid good-bye to the monarch. the queen is survived by 4 children, 8 children and 12 great grandchildren. we ll see prominent members of that family walk behind her coffin later on today. we re expecting the coffin, wh