and ally of former president trump, a documentary film crew captured him talking about violence before election day itself, not that he seemed to care what the actual votes actually showed. excellent [ bleep ] the [ bleep ] the violence, [ bleep ] the voting, let s get right to the violence. shoot to kill. see an antifa, shoot to kill. [ bleep ] them. done with this [ bleep ]. let s hope we re celebrating. i suspect it will be i suspect it will still be up in the air. when that happens, the key thing to do is to claim victory. possession is 9/10 of the law. no, we won. you re wrong. [ bleep ] you. what they re assuming is the election will be normal. the election will not be normal. oh, these are the california results? sorry, we re not accepting them. we re challenging them in court. if the electors show up at the
saying today, god needs you, he needs me, and he needs all of us to make sure we never forget and that we come together as a country to make sure that this never happens again. pete: as someone who understood on 9/10 what needed to be done on 9/11. he was ahead. he knew. and i think if we turn our lives towards god as a country, that we will find the right answers in everything we do. pete: amen. rachel: you ve done so much good, frank. pete: we conclude our program with the fourth bell ringing to observe flight 93 crashing near shanksville, pennsylvania, and a moment of silence. brink [background sounds] rachel: well, we thank you for joining us for today s special
higher. it s nuts as a parent with three kids that went to college. government updating numbers on a key indicator of economic groefmgt it shows the economy shrank at .6% annual rate. slightly better than the original estimate, 9/10% but style negative back-to-back quarters of gdp contract shurntion which is a recession. and the new survey shows a huge concern for americans now preparing for this extended downturn potentially. what do you make of this adjustment on the number? a slight adjustment but depends i say it tongue in cheek how you define recession. the white house doesn t like two consecutive quarters of negative growth but that has been what indicates we ll see head winds going forward.
get out the dictionary. we ll define recession for you. here is the bottom line. the biden economy is shrinking as the fed unleashes rapid fire rate hikes to stave off the highest inflation in 40 years. let s get right to it. maria bartiromo joins us now. go ahead and give us the news because they projected .5% on the positive side. the number was a negative .9. we are now in recession and we can confirm that because it is two quarters straight of contraction. the economy shrank in the second quarter by 9/10 percent on top of shrinking in the first quarter by 1.6%. now so far all of the commentary that i m hearing is talking about a shrinking of the economy but the good news for the economy is that job
you ll save, over the summer, $19.10. if you drive a ford f-150 you re going to have 35.f a rav 4 23 bucks, camry 21 bucks. not exactly the kind of money that makes up for the, according to bloomberg, about $6,000 for the average american household that they re paying because of biden inflation or the two grand the average driver is paying because of record high gas prices that he caused. and that s assuming that everything stays static, right? that s if demand doesn t go up. well guess what, sean? the only thing that really brings down gasoline prices is a slow down in demand and that usually happens when prices go up. so if you artificially lower prices in a tight market, people are going to drive more and say hey, i can save 20 bucks. so that so-called savings actually is going to drive prices higher. sean: phil, i don t mean to interrupt you. we re talking about 20 bucks