among them in a new york city firefighters. in fact 2300 have called in sick over the past week ahead of the city's vaccine mandate going into effect today. joining me now andrew, president of the uniformed firefighters association. andrew, is the city going to work with a union, or are they in intent on ignoring you and allowing all of the firefighters basically to be forced off of the job? >> well, by design, they don't want to work with us. when you tell someone they have nine days the mid-nineties to make a decision for a vaccination or lose their job, they don't want to work with you. teachers were given over a month, and corrections does not have to make the decision until december 1st. so once again, the mayor is showing people that care for criminals have more rights than people who care for the average new yorker. i would like to go back to the notion of 2300 firefighters have gone out sick for this. the department doesn't share the numbers with us, but the commissioner the department said today that he believes a sick

massive protests in new york city is thousands of workers march against vaccine mandates was the ingraham angle has footage. biden's cultural\taking place. but first, a commonwealth of insight is the focus of tonight's angle. fewer leon gave the much chance the clean-cut family man and american success story glenn youngkim decided to go all in in the virginia governor's race, he traveled the entire commonwealth connecting beyond the base to first-time voters and those who voted democrat last time around who have buyers remorse. we are waiting for him to speak any moment in leesburg, virginia and will bring you breaking news but here he was earlier tonight in virginia beach. >> november 2nd, we ask virginians, we get to make a defining statement about the future of our commonwealth, a statement that says we believe we will soar, the spirit in the areas virginians, together, not republicans against democrats but virginians coming together and defining our future. virginians rejecting the culture that tells our children that they have to shelve their hopes, a culture that says we have to acc

. >> laura: tammy, your hometown in new york city. a statue of thomas jefferson yesterday was removed from city hall. it's been there for 187 years. four years ago when the left started to get going on the tearing down the confederate statutes. trump was ridiculed for predicting this. >> does george washington next week and thomas jefferson the week after? where does it stop. how about thomas jefferson. do you like him? we will take down his statue. he was a major slave owner. >> laura: tammy, trump was right. we will say that a lot. >> indeed. and what is unfolding in northern california and the san francisco school board focussing on changing the names of schools that honored lincoln and washington. this is the nature and heart what have it means to be american. because this is a nation built on an idea represented by the founders you have to erase the nation's heros and erase the reason for the nation to exist. this is classic. you can see these people in universities sitting around a seminar table talking about this. the state of

imagine new jersey and new york city not having serviceable roads. if this is the best bill put forward by congress, that's a great reason to run for congress. this is a terrible bill. filed with green initiatives that don't service our economy. we need to think about bridges, rails, roads and tunnel. >> laura: people will say you have never done this before. you don't know what washington is like. you are an outsider. works in a few cases, it's 8 rarity. no big thing. >> good. i don't want to be a washington insider. that's why i am doing this. josh gottheimer in his 20s was an intern for the clintons and became their speech writer. in my 20s i was fighting in iraq and afghanistan. i score an oath to defend the constitution. i will put my record up against gottheimer's any day. >> laura: this will be fun to watch. i have to make it over there and see how this plays out. thanks for joining us. we will check back. why is hunter biden on the cover of the "new york post" right now? "the last bite" will show you. clear do you take aspirin? plain aspirin

laura: i still move to your hometown, new york city, where a statue of thomas jefferson was removed from city hall, has been there for 187 years. four years ago when the left started getting going on the tearing down the confederate statues trump was ridiculed for predicting this. >> this week it is robert e lee, i noticed stonewall jackson is coming down. i resent george washington next week? is a thomas jefferson the week after? you have to ask yourself where does it stop, we going to take down statues to george washington? how about thomas jefferson, what do you think of thomas jefferson you like him? we take down the statue? he was a major slaveowner. >> trump was right, we will say that a lot i'm sure. >> we will indeed. we sought unfolding once again in northern california, san francisco school board focusing on changing names of schools that honored abraham lincoln and george washington. americans are seeing this, we're seeing this unfold in the polls but what this headset is the nature and part of what it means to be american. because the the nation built on an idea represented b

in new york city you can't dine or go to a restaurant. this is happening in the united states. this mass psychosis has taken over the country and public health officials are leveraging that fear to reshape the power dynamics and turn this nation into a regime rather than the republic we love am it's important to stand up for what is right and push common sense and force people to think about this a little bit. >> laura: a lot of things we could all do to be healthier. get in shape and cut back the bad habits. we all can gain weight over the holidays. the co-morbidities that get people in trouble are not discussed very often. >> no. it's mostly obesity and diabetes, card vascularodies. everybody should take vitamin-d which falls in the winter months. >> laura: absolutely. great to see you. something you night not have seen from today's rittenhouse trial. "the last bite" explains. go with simparica trio it's triple protection made simple! simparica trio is the first and only monthly chewable that covers heartworm disease, ticks and fleas, round and hookworms. dogs get triple prot

this is a special edition of the ingraham angle from new york city tonight. the left's ground for thanksgiving, rachel and sean duffy are here on that plus get your thanksgiving bouncer ready. what does that mean, you're probably asking? 's grandma going to get turned away at your door, raymond arroyo explains in seen and unseen and don't put those masks away yet. the experts have a new plan for you. doctor are the rich is here on why these new rules are for the birds, not for you but first it is thanksgiving eve and today we are thankful that americans are waking up to the train wreck that is the biden administration, president biden can't see it. he thinks things are going just great. >> america has a lot to be proud of what we are experiencing the strongest economic recovery in the world. even accounting for inflation our economy is bigger and families have more money in their pockets than they did before the pandemic. >> no matter what you say americans don't like inflation and new polls show 77% say they are being personally impacted by it and not in a g

york city tonight. the left's ground rules for thanksgiving. rachel and sean duffy are here. get your thanksgiving bouncer ready. what does that mean? will grandma get turned away at the door. raymond arroyo will explain in 2016. -- "seen and unseen." don't put the masks away yet. experts have a new plan for you. a doctor is here on why the new rules are for the birds and not you. it's thanksgiving eve. we are thankful that americans are waking up to the train wreck that is the biden administration. joe biden himself still can't see it. he thinks things are going great. >> america has a lot to be proud of. we are experiencing the strongest economic recovery in the world. even after inflation our economy is bigger and families have more money before the pandemic. >> we have news for you, joe. americans don't like inflation. 77% say they are being personally impacted by it and not in a good way. 57% blame you. check out this new data. consumer prize prices are rising at the fastest pace in 3 decades -- th

laura: are you in any way hopeful about eric adams, the new mayor of new york city who at least seems to be standing up to the threat of black lives matter when he said he might be up some of the law enforcement in the city after deblasio gutted it? >> i'm hopeful and i know people that know eric adams and he is somebody that wants to do the right thing it is fair on both sides but he wants to make sure crime is not going to be happening in new york so i'm very hopeful. he has a shot to really good job and nobody could be worse than deblasio, you look at the job he has done it is incredible and now he's talking about ruining the entire state, running for governor, it is ridiculous, he has been absolutely horrible as a mayor and i think eric adams wants to stay as far away from him as possible. i have been watching that. i know people that know eric adams and think he will do a fantastic job but we all hope that is true. laura: the issue of build back better which was passed in the house this morning, great fanfare, your reaction to the trillions of dollars that will ultimately be spen

just today bill deblasio gleefully uninvited the unvaccinated to new york city's biggest night of the year. >> guess what, a big, strong, full strength celebration, it is coming back, this new year's eve time square, everyone come on down, we are celebrating. now let's do it the right way, do it safely. but everyone needs to be vaccinated. all you need to do is have that proof of vaccination and develop photo id. >> is a crystal ball going to be vaccinated. another is how the left relatives severe covid mandates but not the illegals they are letting stream across the southern border. >> how many illegal aliens have you released? >> i have to get that number. >> you don't have that. what should we mandate somebody who comes across the border illegally shouldn't be vaccinated? >> the analysis for migrants and counted at the border is quite different than for the federal workforce that leads by example. >> the most noxious and threatening of all these mutations, the left's new support for violence and rioting to get their way. they treated blm and antifa riots, just the summer of love. >

the blm thugs in new york city have tried to threaten the newly elected mayor eric adams. he wants to reinstate plain clothes police officers to help save black and brown lives. something you would think blm would carry about. >> there will know riots. there will be fire. there will be bloodshed. from is no way we is going to let some gestoppo come in and harm our people. >> we have people in the city council who can create problems for him. he is people in the streets who can create problems for this administration by shutting it down. i am not threatening anyone. it's a natural response to aggressive oppression, people will react. >> laura: the message is clear and the threats are close to attempted extortion, which is a threat to obtain a benefit fun involving money. has a single democrat denounced these blm comments? not that i have seen. we see the same threaten and demand dynamic in the kyle rittenhouse case. the press is busy stoking racial anger by mispresenting the facts of the murder trial. the prosecution's case is collapsing -- and the media just blames racist.

like ways pro-business, pro-law enforcement democrat eric adams won the new york city mayoral race. in texas republicans flipped the state house seat in the san antonio area that biden won by 14 points last year that is majority hispanic. of northern colorado more than half the denver school boards could be replaced after a slate of conservative candidates with their races and is the left coast turning as well, republican and davidson won the resounding victory in the district attorney race against a self-described police abolitionist. george floyd voters rejected a ballot measure to defund the minneapolis police department. american voters are not stupid, they've spoken, the new left is not welcome here, that is around the country in 90 seconds. angela allen won virginia school board race after being turned off by one party rule and don samuels, city council member who fought against the reimagining of the police. congratulations on your win. what is driving moms like you to run for these positions? >> thank you for having me on. i will tell you, it is because we are in charge of p

york or in some other cities in new england, and those are important positions. these aren't just like random restaurateurs, these are essential workers who are critical to our economies safety and health. is that working? >> we saw it here in florida where we had governments mandating vaccines were some of our first responders already had it. successfully pushed back, continue to push back what you hit the nail on the head, laura. this is about control. when we have to force them to open up our cruise industry, the judge that agreed with us said that it was unprecedented, breathtaking, authoritarian. they will say anything to maintain control. they will use any emergency rule to push some sort of mandate on the american people. it's unconscionable. general yost and i will continue to stand up and push back. >> laura: and mr. yost, when you think about the level of immunity, natural immunity, that is already circulating in the united states with so many people having been exposed to the virus, and yet they are doggedly refusing to acknowledge that natural immunit

. >> laura: are you hopeful about eric adams the new mayor of new york city who at least seems to be standing up to the threats of black lives matter? when he said he might beef up some of the law enforcement in the city after bill de blasio guted it? >> i am hopeful. i know people that know eric adams. he is something that really wants to do the right thing. he is fair on both sides. he wants to make sure that crime is not going to be happening in new york. i am very hopeful. he has a shot to do a good job. nobody could be worse than bill de blasio. the job he did it's incredible and now he is talking about ruining the state by running for governor. he's horrible as a mayor. i think eric adams wants to stay as far away from him as possible. i watched that. people know eric adams and think he will do a fantastic job. we hope that's true. >> laura: mr. president on the issue of build back better which was passed in the house this morning. the great fanfare of the democrats. your reaction to the trillion dollars that will be spent pushing forward biden's priorities if this hases the se

york city you can't buy, can't go to a restaurant. this is happening in the united states. we have seen this mass psychosis take over the country and politicians and public health officials leverage that fear to reshape the government, to reshape the power dynamics in the country and it turned this nation into something that looks like an authoritarian regime rather than a constitutional republic that we love. i think it is important to stand up for what is right, to push common sense and force people to think about this a little bit. laura: is a lot of things we can do to be healthier, all of us, get in shape, cut back the bad habits, lose some weight. we all gain weight over the holidays and so forth but all of that is discarded. that, but it is the get people into real trouble not really discussed very often. >> it is mostly obesity, diabetes, cardiovascular disease. everybody should take vitamin d, it is extremely safe. people generally are low and get lower during fall and winter months so everybody should take vitamin d as a mat

in new york city according to the post kids are being forced to eat their lunches outside on the grounds. temperatures were in the 30s and 40s. in north carolina a female student says she was suspended for reporting a sexual assault. in vermont schools are handing out free condoms to middle schoolers. joining me now is cynthia garrett, education activist and author of i choose victory and the vice president of strategy and investigations at parents defending education. hard to choose where to start with this but you are deep into this with what our parents to do, what should they be looking for and how do they deal with it? >> for two years every time i have gotten an email, or thousand emails asking the same questions i have the same answer, show up at school board meetings whether you are a parent, mom, dad or grandparent because a lot of grandparents have the time and are looking at these issues that are impacting the children in their life even even if you show up you support those meetings, you have to make them viral and i have to tell you one of the things that is the most critica

in new york city, according to the post, kids are being forced to eat their lunches outside on the ground. temperatures were in the 30s and 40s this week. in north carolina earlier this month, a female student said she was suspended for reporting a sexual assault. and in vermont, schools are handing out free condoms -- to middle schoolers. joining me now is cynthia garrett, education activist and author of "i choose victory" and ezra n o mani, vice president of parents defending education. all right, it's hard to choose where to start with this, but you're deep into this. what are parents to do? what should they be looking for. and how do they deal with it? >> you know, for two years, every time i've gotten an e-mail or 1,000 e-mails, asking the same question. i've had the same answer -- show up at school board meetings whether you're a parent, mom, dad, or a grandparent, because a lot of grandparents have the time and they're looking at these issues that are impacting the children and their life all around them. even if you're an aunt or uncle, you have to show up, you have to record tho

york or some other cities in new england and those are important positions, these are not random restaurant tours. these are essential workers were critical to our economy, safety, and health, what about that? >> we saw in florida where government was mandating vaccines for first responders we saw success, pushed back and continue to push back but you hit the nail on the head, this is about control. when we have to force them to open our cruise industry, the judge agreed with us it was unprecedented breathtaking, authoritarian, they will say anything to maintain control, use any emergency room to put some sort of mandate on the american people. it is unconscionable and we will continue to stand up and push back. >> when you think about the level of immunity, natural immunity circulating in the united states, so many people having been exposed to the virus and yet they are doggedly refusing to acknowledge the natural immunity as a separate matter but it dovetails into the discussion. what does that tell you about their pro-science approach when it is basic immunology at hand and. >> they are

. >> laura: the "new york times" is blaming if you for the unrest that night -- they wrote you wrote on the facebook page urging them to take to the streets to defend the city. it brought dozens of mostly white armed para-militaries into the streets of the small downtown creating a heavily armed confrontation that came to a head with the rittenhouse shooting? >> that's not what happened. there was a vacuum of people helping others. that vacuum was filled by folks like kyle rittenhouse who was not even an adult who felt the urge to help others. i didn't do anything that was not supported strongly by the first and second amendment. we were not vigilantes. we wanted to protect the police officers from getting knock unconscience or a 71-year-old man beat to where he had to his jaw wired. >> laura: did the police officers thank you? >> no, there are liabilities with things on that. -- boots on the ground, they appreciated us being out there. the leadership, the democratic sheriff, they would not over too well. but we knew they supported us. >> laura: thank you. the more we hear, the more

note:today we take off the intramural jersey and put on one jersey in new york. >> i will tell you this. in the aftermath of bill deblasio who single-handedly destroyed the city that we love, single-handedly, i am pledging my support to the new mayor, eric adams because we are all going to have to coalesce together in harmony and solidarity if we are going to save this city that we love. >> the mayoral candidates, and tonight the man who comes in a very distant second losing to the former brooklyn borough president and former cop your new mayor, eric adams in the spirit gotham, a huge win for him. he is going to have a range now for $100 billion budgets. he has promised to spend more wisely and to improve on the outgoing mayor's performance, bill deblasio which by most voters opinion but not be a difficult bar. we continue live coverage on the fox news channel as we watch what has come over throughout the day. i just want to show you something i just learned about, they be an hour ago, we have been watching the seattle city attorneys race. a lot of people talking about what might happen

york the population of black and brown people, roughly half the city but 95% of the victims are black and brown so when the police pulled back, the very people black lives better claims they care about our hurt the most, there is a black harvard economist in july of 2016, front page story in the new york times it did a study, just assumed the police were engaging into the force because they were black, he said the findings with a surprising of his career. the police were more reluctant to pull the trigger on a black suspect that a white suspect. he found they were more likely to use nondeadly force but in my opinion because they didn't want to get to using deadly force. the people hurt by this lie are those that black and brown people who are loving on black and brown people the left claim they care about. >> eric adams is not backing down amid these threats from the blm types. >> very few things intimidate me, very few things frighten or scare me, new yorkers are not going to live in fear or be intimidated, the city is not going to be a city of riots, it's not going to be a city of b

they got $175,000 in donations from the aclu of new york and 220k from the solidarity action fund in california and $60,000 from open policy center founded by george soros. how did you feel about outside groups trying to basically dismantle your city's police department? >> we found that a little disturbing because we here know what our needs are and what our threats are and we are ready to move forward as best we could and reforming the police at this opportunity and time after the death of george floyd, and the admission that we didn't need change in policing by everyone, i think that was exploited to some degree by forces outside our city, so the boat was a resounding sort of democratic revolution, if you will, in our city to say we are going to come back from the extremes and find practical solutions that won't betray us in our outcomes making things worse. >> laura: i like the idea of a common sense analysis, don. and angela, i think you're coming at it from a common sense point of view too. i don't know anybody who doesn't think the evils of slavery should be taught really clea

laura: the new york times seems to be blaming you for the unrest that happened that night, mister matthewsunedison on the kenosha guard facebook page urging them to take to the streets to defend the city, the call to arms brought dozens of mostly white armed paramilitary into the streets of the city creating a heavily armed confrontation that came to a head with the rittenhouse shooting, your response? >> that's not exactly what happened. what happened was there was a vacuum of people helping others in the vacuum was killed by folks like kyle the house, not even an adult who felt the urge to help others and i didn't do anything in support strongly by the first and second amendment, was not a paramilitary group, we were not vigilantes, we wanted to do was protect police officers from getting knocked unconscious with a brick or 71-year-old man getting beaten so we needed to have his jaw rewired. >> did the police think you? >> there is liability things with that. boots on the ground in so many ways, they appreciated us being out there but the leadership, the democratic sheriff, wouldn't go over too