of which he won. i get it. sandra: he could have tried to make nice with that, with this statement he just put out about 38 minutes ago, thank you patriots nation with a heart, i m beyond grateful, love you all. i think the snub is still, yeah. trace: he goes to canton number 12 for the patriots, not as a buc, so he will be in the hall of fame as a patriot and he should have acknowledged them. still great, greatest of all time. first year as president of the united states had the fastest economic growth in nearly four decades. along with the greatest year of job growth in american history, 6.4 million jobs created in one year. sandra: president biden taking credit for the economic recovery over the past year. the recent poll shows voters are not that impressed how he s handling the economy. biden cites g.d.p. growth and
along with the greatest year of job growth in american history, 6.4 million jobs created in one year. maria: but as poll numbers plummet, inflation, deadly drugs and murders are on the rise, independents and republicans see it differently. after one year you take a look at that year, it has been a year of failure. maria: coming up, wyoming senator john barrasso with breaking news on the economic sanctions to come on russia and the economic impact of biden s policies on america. then, biden s big call and supreme court nominee as justice stephen breyer announces his retirement. will joe biden s pick be the progressives pick? if alan dershowitz weighs in on the supreme court moves and vice president kamala harris deciding vote. then, release the transcripts. questions are swirling on what went down on two phone calls of
they ve done in the last year, 6.4 million jobs created. unemployment rate is down and child tax credit help many across the country yet we re talking about inflation, while inflation is high, there s been a boost in the stimulus money to help americans spend money and help the economy. it seems there s a disconnect with the every day voter and what this administration is doing. i advised the president i would simply ask him to not only get out on the campaign trail but have his sur gates and folks running for the office really begin to drill the numbers into american s heads as they are heading to the polls for the mid-term elections because these are numbers people should be proud of and that administration should be excited about, that they are closing an economic gap on the precipe of the most historic pandemic we ve seen in this last century and it s
is actually safe. that is not in question at this point. really, what they are looking at is the efficacy. does it boost the immune system in the way we hopes the vaccines will? what i anticipate is they re holding off because we ll need three doses for the children, just like we need the three doses of the adults. why are you calling it a pediatric pandemic post omicron surge? what made that surge different from the previous surges, where this one gets a new name? right. you know, it s one of those things, we see with each variant that a different age group is being targeted, right? beginning of the pandemic, everyone said, oh, kids are safe, which i absolutely hated. we know there s more consequences to covid than just death. but what we do know is that the omicron variant has shown that children are not safe from covid-19. in fact, now 12 million children have been infected with covid-19. 6.4 million being positive since september of last year. so we see the numbers are just tru
successes. does this reflect the collective amnesia on the part of a lot of americans, especially in relation to all of the damage republicans have often done to the economy and left behind for democratic presidents, or is this a messaging failure by your party, by the white house? well, i do think that this is why at state of the union it s going to be really important for the president to talk about what this huge bully pulpit of state of the union to talk about what we have accomplished as democrats, with the american rescue plan, cutting hunger by 32%, cutting child poverty in half, creating more jobs, 6.4 million new jobs in one year. that s more jobs than any president before in the history. keeping small businesses going through the covid crisis. so much good that we have done as democrats, and of course, we re going to have our first black woman appointed to the supreme court. with the confirmation of judge ketanji brown jackson. so i think there is a lot that we have been ab