biden administration is making as we re discussing this right now, requesting billions of dollars of additional need without once articulating why this is in the u.s. national interests. so i think it s also important to get beyond sort of the day-to-day match nations, legal machinations that we see going on and ask ourselves why this matters, and i think that s why it matters. joey: yeah. i think this has turned into a bit of a chess game between what appears to be republicans and democrats, and it really should be looking for truth. a. rachel: absolutely. jee e yeah from something very important to something that is paramount, which is life and death. a fox wildfire alert. 80 people, 80, are now dead from the devastating wildfires still sweeping maui. officials in hawaii are in recovery mode with 1500 still missing. as a new fire prompts evacuations in a resort area just north of the heavy hit town of lahaina. rachel: we re now learning that
needs to be deployed to surround, wrap their arms around this community, let them know, hey, we re here for you, we care for you. will: yeah, it s hard to fathom, joey, the number of government resources that are not far away. you see the devastation on your screens, i have friends who are running their boats with supplies back to lahaina. hey, tulsi, i know right now is a recovery period, and i don t mean to make a lot of this, my mom is still there between lahaina and ka anapali, and there will be plenty of time for this, an after-action report, but you have such unique insight, rfk jr. with tweeted this yesterday, and it matched up with something that is my personal experience. i grew up, the hills are full of pineapple plantations, they turned hem into sugarcane fields, and then they went fallow. rfk jr. brought this up as horrible land management is part of what led to this ability for the entire island to catch on fire. what are your thoughts on something like that, how this got
some of those legends, ricky skaggs. and when i hear the song and i listen to the lyrics, what i want to point out, this is not a partisan political song. rachel: no. joey: this really is not. for example, tyler childers or zack bryan, they ve both taken a little bit of heat lately for some of the politics they ve brought into their music videos or lyric, but if you sit down and listen to them, they re pretty consistent with the sentiment of people, what we call the white plight, the left-behind people of appalachia, the people that are live in mining towns or mountain towns that have been largely left behind by progress. that s where my family comes from. and i think what s great about this song is it doesn t point a finger at pom politics, it points a finger at kind of the idea that politicians don t immediate to service everyone. need to service everyone. they can take care of themselves and the big cities on the coast and everyone else doesn t really matter. i love this song fo
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richmond, lord knows they all just want to have total control. want to know what you think, want to know what you do will: he goes on to sing about high taxes and lawmakers turning their attention away from the working men and women of america. the video already racking up millions of views on youtube. rachel: listen, it s really interesting if you listen to the song, print the lyrics and read them as well, it s really fascinating what he touches on. i mean, it is a blue collar anthem. it s gone viral for a reason, it s touching people s soul. i read through it. what hit me was living in the new world with an old soul. we hear so much about the new world order, and these globalists all over, and if you have an old soul, you re kind of wondering what s going on here. joey: this music is appalachian, bluegrass slowed down, basically, and i point that out because i grew up listening to