0 before we go today is the 78th anniversary of d-day when the bravest men ever lived and stormed the beaches of normandy to defeat evil in their time and save the world. we'll never forgeted their service or sacrifice. that's all time we have this evening. thank you for making the show possible. laura is next. see you tomorrow night. >> i'm laura ingraham. thanks for joining us. west winging it. that's the focus of tonight's angle. all right. for months now we've been telling that you things have been coming off the rails inside the biden white house. we got catering poll numbers, you got higher cost for everything. people are leaking on each other now. and at this point, you got to think that working for this administration has to be the most painful resume pad ever. >> guess what? since 1938, the republican two point lead on the bronxal ballot is the best position for the republicans in over 80 years. my estimate for the 2023 house makeup if the election were held today, we still have five months tomorrow, will be republicans 236 seats to 241 seats. democrats 194 to 199. >> that is a stomping, or that would be a stomping. >> yes, it would. >> yes, it would. and yes, of course it's biden who's the drag. >> 1962, the president's approval rating jfk is 71%. bill clinton in 1998, it was 63%. joe biden is just 41%. why is his approval rating so low? well, i think this slide will give you the answer. this is the net approval rating on the economy at this point in the presidency, joe biden minus 26 points. that is the lowest for any president in the last 40 plus years. >> the faces at cnn tells a story. >> here i think is the big takeaway. use on the economy are closer to. look at this. republican party 51% p democratic party 31%. republicans lead on the issues that most important. no wonder they have a historic advantage on the generic congressional ballot. >> frankly, i was shocked that cnn even did this report. it was well done. but they obviously see the writing on the wall. so emergency if -- let's say back in early 2021 you were really excited to get a job with this company. you were thrilled then when you were hired, but then when you finally got inside, you realize that the ceo had trouble with the basic subject verb, direct object thing. >> i'm also sending to congress a confidence package that will enhance our underlying effort to accommodate the russian ollie oligarchs and make sure we take their -- take their ill begotten games. we're going to seize their yachts of putin' -- yeah. hypocrisy. the guys who are in to -- >> i don't know what was more disturb being that. it might have been the laugh at the end. the most confident person at the white house was general sake. and now with her gone, things have gone from bad to worse as politico confirmed this a new piece out today. they need to quell the finger pointing and concern ove staff shackups according to five white house official and democrats close to the administration. the president have expressed -- who biden routinely refer to in private as the worse president in history. pot, kettle black. we're living through the worse presidency in modern times right now. and since, of course, they can't blame their i had -- the first lady and the -- members of biden inner circle and the president's stir have complained that west wing staff have managed biden with kid gloves, not putting him on the road more or allowing him to flash more of his genuine, relatable, albeit gas prone self. well, if the first lady and val are intimating that his staff is incompetent, well, they're kind of right about that. but on this rare occasion, his staff is 100% right. how many times can biden almost start world war iii with off the cuff remarks. thank god he only did one sit down interview during the past six months. this week he's going to be cuddly with jimmy kimmel. because what's happening in our country is apparently, good for what? comedic relief? but the ideal that he's doing town halls, it's laughable. the guy could barely read the teleprompter and now he's just going to wing it in the moment? >> i became aware of this problem sometime in -- after april -- in early april. >> but moments earlier in his meeting with top manufacturers. >> we knew from the very beginning this would be a very serious event. we could foresee that this was going to create a tremendous shortage. >> did they tell you that they would understood it will have a very big impact. >> they did, but i didn't. >> this is why obama didn't think he should run, kids. the staff isn't keeping him off tv because they want him to have low poll numbers. they're doing it because they know he is is a complete disaster. has every forgotten what biden was like on the campaign trail back in 2019? >> we choose unity over division. we choose science over fiction. we choose truth over facts. we have this notion that somehow if you're poor, you cannot do it. poor kids are just as talent as white kids. i love this place. look, what's not to like about vermont in terms of the beauty of it? >> new hampshire. he spent times in both states. it's not like he can lean in his new team to deliver a powerful message. >> the in jeremy gas is $8.88 per gallon. it has increased $2.16. in canada, gas is $6.23 per gallon and it has increased $1.93. there's no question that important interest are interwoken woven with saudi arabia and the president views the saudi arabia is important. >> how do you have a high level respective immigration discussion with the region with the president of mexico and two-thirds of the northern triagel countries. >> i think we're able to still have an array of conversations and focus our agenda. >> these briefings have gone from somewhat tolerable to down right terrible. everyone knows it. now it's something to air which is more cringy, biden speaking without notes or his press secretary speaking with them. i'm going to call it a tie. now, what dr. biden obviously doesn't understand is that there was only one argument ever for joe biden in 2020. and it was that he was harmless and kind of an affable figurehead who would allow the country to go back to normal. obviously, that's out the window. most people would choose some of that old trump drama behind by the media, of course, over today's different type of drama caused by bad policy. >> pretty frustrated because the cost of living have gone up so rapidly. to have gas prices almost in the $7 range, that's difficult. >> when is it going to end? it's just a lot to take in but you got to get it. that's the thing. you have to pay for the gas. there's nothing we can do. >> i am quite frustrated by the rapid increasing prices. it comes into play every single day. do i want to drive to the beach now or am i just going to stay put? >> yeah, they want to you stay put, don't they? no one, and i mean no one actually wants to see in here more of biden or for him to sit in a room and make policy. the man's already presided over endless catastrophes on gas prices. his answer is to urge saudi arabia to produce more and let venezuela sell to to europe. american driller, you're out of luck. on ukrainian, we already blew more than $50 million there and russian is getting the territory. in the end, russian -- in the end zelensky will ask for more money and biden will green light it. on china, despite a high record trade deficit, he's going to make china easier to ship through third countries. today he declared an emergency to prevent the commerce department from using anti-dumping tariffs to stop this. it's a total gift to them because this emergency is supposed to last 24 months. it's likely going to kill off our own solar panel industry. as far as i can tell, biden's plan for us seems to be the following. keep the border wide open, hurt the suburbs and rural areas with high energy cost, ensure that america produces nothing really essential, encourage a lot of people, like that guy on that clip to stay at home. remember federal workers aren't even showing up. and then at the end of all that, hope that china ships us all the goods we need. sending biden on the road. letting biden be biden. hey, that's going to be a gift to us at the angle. lots of fresh new material. gas after the fact cleanup by the staff, but it will be hideous for the democrats and more embarrassing for a nation already ashamed at the guy at the top. and that's the angle. joining me now kellyanne conway, author of a new book here's the deal. also with me victor davis hanson who is a senior fellow. victor, the plan that they've cooked up is more joe biden. your reaction. >> it was known in the campaign, laura. everybody knew he ran a 19thth enhistory campaign. he was in see -- but he had no record to defend. so it was very easy. but he had a rendezvous where he was today. he got to be the president. erode on the trump momentum for a couple of months. we saved the democrats and elizabeth warren and bernie sanders and now we're going to take over your agenda. and they did and they ruined the economy. they ruined energy. they ruined foreign policy. and the old dilemma resurfaced. the dilemma was you put him out there to get in the arena to defend his record like every were the does. but if you do that is, he's going to be a force multiple plier of disaster because he's cognitively challenged. and they knew that from two years ago, but they didn't have a rendezvous until now. and the republican conservatives have torn him -- apart. >> yeah. >> what can they do? they're stuck. >> kelly an, the second par of what i think they're trying is this with the january 6th committee. some of the members want big changes on voting rights and even want to abolish the electoral college like jaime rafkin. >> the electoral college is an undemocrat relic, just like the exclusion of women of voting, which we got rid of in 1920 in the 19 amendment. so, you know, we didn't start out with lincoln's beautiful vision of government of the people by the people for the people. we started out as a slave republican of white male property owners. we do still have what i think are some political institutions. >> kelly anne, there we have. tearing down american institutions right before thursday's big prime time hit. >> yes. on january 6th, you just heard mr. rafkin not one word about inflation, immigration, gas prices. all the issues that americans are telling every single pollster, including media pollster, laura, in this country are versioning and per flexing them. voters are very clear about what's bothering them and the president is very unclear about ever being a man with a plan. look, i think joe biden may be the last person to know or to realize that people kind of move past him. there's a new poll out, it says 70% of americans don't even want him to run in the future. and given your excellent report before we started speaking on this panel, you left out camilla harris. and you know why? because our vice president basically has a part time no show job. people look past her too. she does absolutely nothing on the weekends. there's nothing on her public schedule. if this president cannot upon her to shoulder some of the policy, to shoulder some of the oralcal skills. i think the staff have decided the older staffs are trying to think secret and hide the president or vice president. the younger ones want them to go out and be cool and go out late night comedy shows and take questions at a live town hall. but, look, we could joke about this. it's really not that funny when you have a president and a vice president who just aren't competent. i don't see anything they're good at, and neither does americans. victor was saying earlier that republicans and conservative are torn apart. >> hispanic. >> he lost moderates and people. if you're an independent, you don't like washington. you don't like government. >> no. >> and they look at him and they see why that is so. >> and victor, axios is reporting that a former president of abc news who is described as a master documentary story teller who ran gma and night line, james gold stone, he's joined the committee. so he's producing thursday's hearing as if it was a block bluster investigative special. it's not gas prices, as kelly anne said. they don't care about that. >> there's an enormous void because there's no vice president and there's no president that can make an articulate argument. if they could, they couldn't defend it anyway. because it's the greatest disaster in our lifetime in just two years. everybody is freelancing. people in private sector are freelancing. jennifer grenholm -- all the cabinet members who are even more radical then the people who got joe biden elected are freelancing. the message is confused but there's one constant theme. they don't want to talk about the disaster that they put upon us. and kelly anne is right. it would be kind of -- to enjoy what they have done to the democrat and the left. they ruined this project for a generation, which is good. but millions of americans that are watching to want, their lives are ruined by these people. they can't afford gas, food. they don't buy meat anymore. the border is destroyed. the reputation of the united states in shambles broad. and their lives are ruined. >> i think it's important that you say that. >> these people don't care. >> but they're afraid. americans are actually are angry but they're really afraid. and i know, kelly anne, you touched on this before. they're worried about their families. they're going on jimmy kimmel. you got to be kidding me. and both of you are fabulous tonight. thank you very much. as i mentioned with the angle, the gas and energy prices are through the roof. president biden used his executive powers today to going green. his orders seek to boost the domestic -- issue a 24 months tariff exemption on imports of products from several country. joining me now is mark mills, someone who has expertly diagnosed how disastrous this move will be. he's also the author of the book the cloud revolution. mark, who ultimately benefits from this move with the drop in the tariffs on the panels coming through these third-party countries, like malaysia and so forth. >> well, china, of course. it's an easy answer. china produces more than 80% of all the world's polly silicon. it's not an irrelevant point to note that they do that by using coal fire electricity. so china is doing it with, reportedly, slave labor. but let's set that aside and let's look at the energy issues, which they use coal to make it. we're a net importer of almost everything relevant to anything that's so-called green energy, whether it's key components of wind turbines. all the key material ands minerals to make batteries for electric cars. china, also, utterly and complete dominating. >> one of the things that the white house said in response today in one of the reports on this, was that, oh, this is all good because this is going to get us faster or more reliably to the 2035 zero carbon world they're trying to create. how realistic is that? i know you've done great stuff on this. >> well, let's just not to put it fine point on it either. the zero carbon world by 2035 has zero percent chance of happening. the world have spent more than $5 trillion probably closer to $10 trillion over the last two decades to avoid using hydrocarbon, oil, natural gas and coal. that resulted in a 2% reduction in the shareholder energy coming from hydro carbons. and solar wind combined provide 30% of energy. trillions of dollars are not going to make any difference. 95% of all things that move in the world, all the machines that puf people and goods, are powered by oil. >> saudi arabia will be able to produce it. today the white house press secretary was asked about the china connection with all this. watch. >> right. >> how is this not a gift to chinese solar manufacturers to many of whom operate with forced labor and are subsidized bithe chinese. >> this announcement is about one country and one country alone. it's about the united states. it's about the reliability of our power, of our power grid. it's been reducing cost for american families. >> their reaction to that answer, scrambling for those notes. >> the reliability of our power grid which is 80% fueled by natural gas and coal is entirely the result of building enough conventional power plants. in fact, adding more solar and wind is making our grid less reliable and more expensive. and it's a wealth transfer. buying solar with or without tariffs is enriching china, not americans. it makes americans poor and living on a grid that's less reliable and more difficult to make more reliable in the future. this is not a political opinion or an aspiration on my part. this is just what's happened. it's indisputable in the physics of energy that when you add more wind to solar, you make the grid less reliable and more expensive. >> and we're going to have zero u.s. made solar panels after two years of the sweetheart treatment that chinese products are going to get. unbelievable. mark, you made it really understandable. thank you so much. great to see you. >> remember, if you can't watch us live, make sure you set a series recorderer on your dvr. up next, radical l.a. district attorney was smacked down by an appeals court for ignoring california law. one of the attorneys who argued the case and won. that's here, next.