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motivation of that woman, i'm not sure what it was. we will say that for another conversation. she just wanted to get close to you. can i pull your hair? that is an old trick. >> sean: i am out of the loop. i don't know. >> laura: he is blushing. you can see it. hannity, while picking up where you left off. have a good night. i am laura ingraham. this is the ingraham angle from washington. an alarming exchange of the house of representatives reveals the true intention of democrats when it comes to your firearms. we are going to go back and show you this back and forth and speak to th...

This is how much power they have. they are almost a government unto their own. g.o.p. members of congress who have a moral obligation right now to hold hearings, carry out investigations, and demand real reform. we love our enlisted troops and we cherish their heroic sacrifices. they don't deserve this. congress should not just keep shoveling money out the door regardless of the results but that's exactly what they're doing. biden asked for $802 billion for the next year defense budget. the house ended up voting to rounded up to a cool $839 billion. unreal. america is quickly moving from a pos...

The american public. there are 2.6 million people in the state of missouri who would be negatively impacted if this is repealed. not to mention the $802 billion in additional medicare costs if this -- >> right. >> -- is repealed. >> congressman emanuel cleaver with that little, i'd have to say the first time i heard a humpty dumpty lyric in relation to the affordable care act. great to have you with us this evening. thanks for joining us, sir. >> good to be with you. donald trump mocks intelligence officials, what happens when they go face to face in two days? we're going to talk to a former...

You know, my friend uses this great example. salt was a strategic commodity for thousands of years, the only way to preserve food, the only way to preserve meat. it was a really big deal. countries went to war over salt mines. and with the coming of the electricity grid, that ended in a few years. frozen meat was not only cheaper but tasted better. so refrigeration destroyed salt's strategic role. we still use it, we put it on the sidewalks in the winter, eat it on corn on the cob, but nobody looks at the salt shaker when they go to the table and wonder if we're salt independent. >> let's just...

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