rachel: that could be like the mom that leaves you two alone. i go to paris. [laughter]. will: terrorize the show. rachel: you guys can get in what kind of mischief will and pete will: what do you want to stay in? pete: cave, is that $1957? rachel: i m not staying in anything for $19.357. will: slip a 20. rachel: i think we should stay at paula deen s house, what do you say? pete: different rachel: definitely paula deen s house. it is a different movie. it is hallmark romans romance story with will. still ahead, supply chain crisis latest victim is your medicine. our next guest owns a pharmacy and ran out of anxiety
primaries. have you seen a line to vote against on a ballot? i didn t think so. we often vote for the lesser of two evils, but it s still evil. then there s washington s revolving door. it it gives special interest the power to influence what laws are written. election cycles are media gold. billions are spent on ads. $3 357b9 billion inning a ga gat revenues. double that this year with $7 billion forecast. politics depend og funding from private interests who are rarely aligned with the voter s interests. the green curtain of money has d.c. in a strangle hold. it s why we don t have real debate on fixing banking, health, education, energy, defense, or trade. but there is a way to fix it. first, we need to get a 28th amendment to get money out.