Ingraham: Nancy Pelosi exploits January 6 in a ruthless power grab

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Ingraham: Pelosi vetoed the two most effective Republicans to have total control

'The Ingraham Angle' host examines the House Speaker's decision to veto Republican committee members

Fox News host Laura Ingraham slammed House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's decision to exclude House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy's Republican choices for the Jan. 6 commission Wednesday on "The Ingraham Angle." 

"She pledged bipartisanship, but of course, it was all a lie," Ingraham said. 

The House Speaker rejected Republican Reps. Jim Jordan of Ohio and Jim Banks of Indiana in a statement released by her office Wednesday.  

"Because Pelosi wants total control over the proceedings, she vetoed the two most effective Republicans," said Ingraham. 

Ingraham also pointed out that Speaker Pelosi said "no" to "an investigation into COVID origins, but yes to a committee to investigate January 6th." 

House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy responded to Pelosi's rejections by pulling out all 5 GOP members from the committee. Wyoming Rep. Liz Cheney is the only Republican appointed to the panel by Pelosi.

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During a news conference Wednesday, McCarthy said that the GOP "will run our own investigation." 

Ingraham argued that "Republicans have to keep showing that Democrats have a radical agenda to change this country forever."

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"For the past year, Democrats have done everything in their power to keep the country locked down for as long as possible. They'd like to do it again if they could, but now they want to lock us into the January 6th narrative for as long as possible, like nothing else is happening in the world" 

The Fox News host further suggested that the Democratic Party has no interest in bipartisanship. "They're following Nancy Pelosi and her efforts to poison the well, to accuse Republicans of fascism and otherwise drive their opponents from public life."