amid their push for green energy. will, what did the they pursue in minnesota to pursue their green energy agenda? will: okay. i m going to give you a moment. i m also going on the real with you because i like television authenticity. the answer s in here, but i didn t know it. [laughter] i would not have known this so, pete, i m going to have to get an x on this. pete: you re going to get an x on this? the answer would be, what is a 20-year mining ban in northeastern minnesota. it s called the polymet mine. it s been a political issue in minnesota for years. they started the permitting process in 2005. they would mine copper and nickel, cobalt. but it s been shut down, slowed down and now there s been a 20-year ban put on great jobs in minnesota. will: in 2021, 70% of the global supply of cobalt, now a behind e mining a mining ban. pete: yep. let s go to afghanistan. and since we ve gone i should
the state of the union? definitely immigration, there s got to be some type of control and enforcement with people across the border. inflation, interest rates. there s a clear night and day difference between people two or three years ago, to echo what frank said, compared to now, and i think people are really aafraid of the future and what s going to happen. will: samantha, before we go, i know you re a registered republican. a lot of people don t talk about what we might hear in the response from republicans. at this point with all these issues, what do you want to hear from your party, from republicans? you know what? i want the republicans to stand up and put some backbone and follow through on their promises because i don t feel that the republicans do what they say they re going to do either. so we can blame the president, but if there s no follow through, you know, with our party, we re just as lost. you know? will: what, one of the reasons i love talking to you guys, i nev
in california. its capabilities at that that height would expand much more than you would think from a hot air balloon. rachel: although kirk lip old was saying there s no doubt this was a deliberate path that they wanted to see those bases pete: the closer you are to anything, the more detail you get. by the way, we knew about this well before wednesday, and the only reason it went public is because there was a photographer in montana who took photos, and so they were outed on it. this administration knew about this presumably for weeks. it crossed over alaska. and yet joe biden wants to take credit for giving it the command to shoot it down on wednesday but then defers to his commanders who say, no, let it fly across the country over all of our military bases, our b-2 bomber missile sites and because of safety we re going to shoot it down over a specific portion of the coastline off of south carolina when they could have, will, as was pointed out, shoot
economy, and i do not think that biden s government is the answer to solve it. will: so, frank, i see you nodding along with what beth had to say. janine points to numbers that joe biden will point to as well on tuesday. what i hear beth making the case for is personal pocketbook economics, what you feel as you live today in the united states of america. i don t think joe biden s gone shopping in a while, and if he has, he d see not only higher prices in the stores, but empty shelves. we re getting hit by both, and, you know, you probably don t believe in trickle down economics down there the. [laughter] but it is trick trickling down. it makes it harder look, uma small business owner, makes it harder to provide for your employee, it s more expensive. harder to provide for your family whether putting food on the table or going on a vacation. more difficult, prices are up 2x over three years ago. will: let me talk to you, margaret. you are still a registered democrat but identify