Laura Ingraham argues that the left wants COVID amnesty, while the right wants answers in Tuesday's opening monologue on 'The Ingraham Angle.'
Laura Ingraham argues that the left wants COVID amnesty, while the right wants answers in Tuesday's opening monologue.'s never-ending farewell tour as he remains in the spotlight in Tuesday's opening monologue. Will Anthony Fauci ever leave the national stage? He's like Cher, whose farewell concert, her whole tour never ends. She's always promising an end, never ends. It's been four months now since Dr.
So why did Fauci and his team get this so wrong? What's the argument for ever mandating the COVID shot and the boosters, given what we now know? I mean, what worked out for the CEO of Pfizer, who's now a multibillionaire with his company immune, speaking of immunity, from lawsuits over vaccine induced injuries and deaths, worked out great for him.
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