the president put out real wages for the average american worker higher than it was before the pandemic, with lower wage workers seeing the largest gains. that s bidenomics. he s taking credit for what s not actually happening. january 2021, $11.39 an hour was the average hourly earnings. as of june 2023, $11.03. that is lower. the change is $0.36 per hour, a drop of over 3%. both of you know this, the economist don t speak in nominal terms, they work in real terms. it s adjusted for inflation. even if we happen to be going up, and inflation is going up faster, that s why we are all poor and losing money. if you think about the way economics works, it s on an inflation adjusted basis. i like how you put it, he s taking credit for things that didn t happen. the sad thing for him, of course, nobody buys it
that a lot of may be people are with. husbands that practice brutality. david: she was asked at the time why she stayed so long. i felt responsible. i felt that i couldn t leave because too many things would be destroyed. david: the documentary tina on hbo just two years ago. i had an abusive life. there s no other way to tell the story. david: telling the story of how she got out of that marriage, famously leaving with nothing. $0.36 in her pocket and as she would say, a gas charge card. so i said i ll just take my name. ike fought a little bit because he knew what i would do with it. and it was through court then i got it. tina. there something on my mind david: she would fight to get the name tina turner she said was hers. with young sons she struggled to redefine her career as a solo black female rock star and then
the single was produced by phil spector, who called her singing hurricane alto. by 1969, ike and tina had albums and 16 singles to their credit. 1971, rendition of proud mary. proud mary keep on burning the single topped the charts, earning them a grammy and pushing them to super stardom. from movies to mega stages all over the world, performing was always easy for turner, but life was not. she later told reporters that ike beat her, saying i didn t fear him killing me when i left because i was already dead. after ike beat her badly in 1976, she took off, with $0.36 in her pocket, a friend bought her a plane ticket, flew to los angeles and never looked back. when tina divorced ike in 1978, asked for only one thing in the settlement, her name, tina
exxon had completed a set of 16 models predicting that global temperatures would rise on average by 0.36 degrees fahrenheit each decade. and since 1981, the global temperature has in fact risen by 0.32. so more or less bang on, samantha. what do you make of the concerted effort that we are hearing from the secretary general and from others to stigmatize oil and gas companies, in the same way that they did with tobacco companies? mr; the same way that they did with tobacco companies? the same way that they did with tobacco companies? my answer to that is mixed. tobacco companies? my answer to that is mixed- 0n tobacco companies? my answer to that is mixed. on the tobacco companies? my answer to that is mixed. on the one tobacco companies? my answer to that is mixed. on the one hand tobacco companies? my answer to that is mixed. on the one hand i tobacco companies? my answer to that is mixed. on the one hand i am - tobacco companies? my answer to that is mixed. on the one hand
republicans are. and i want you to take a look at some of these margins. right now when it comes to these house races. in oregon, alex skarlatos is ahead by 0.08%. in zach nunn in california congresswoman michelle steele up by 0.4%. in new york, mola now row up 0.6 7%. in arizona, eli crane is up 1.38%. democrats as well, there leads are pretty narrow as well. we are looking at kermit jones up by 0.06% in california, and tony vargas up by 0.1 5% in nebraska. ryan congressman ryan is up by 0.36% in new york. tom l announced ski in new jersey is up by 0.88%. and in connecticut, johanna hayes is up by 1.72%. these are competitive seats and their margins of victory right