in california voters are deciding whether to recall san francisco s far left district attorney and his counterpart in los angeles, george gascon who could face a recall himself is now defending the shockingly light sentence levied here. a hit-and-run driver admitted to mowing down her mother and her infant. he just got five months probation at a juvenile detention camp. meantime there has been yet another random attack on the new york city subways. video capturing this horrifying moment as a man violently pushed a woman onto the tracks in broad daylight. thankfully no train was approaching and bystanders got the woman back on the platform. is he generic to these democratic mayor eric adams is finally reading the political tea leaves as he lashed out at a criminal justice system yesterday that keeps putting dangerous criminals back on the streets. watch. courts have to prosecute. judges have to make sure they stay in. everyone has to do their part. if not, they go out and co
the scene. those serious questions amid the grief. we ll get to it. thank you all so much for being here. today, the president and his administration are making a major push to refocus on the economy and defend his handling of it. in a new opinion piece in the wall street journal, the president claims that the u.s. is in a better economic position than almost any country in the world. he credits his own policies can helping to achieve the strongest recovery in modern history. he s also facing public sentiment that s making clear americans don t feel that strength, not by a long shot. ga gallop s economic confidence reading is reporting this is likely the lowest public confidence has been in the economy since the tail end of the great recession in early 2009. biden s team is now outlining what they are calling a three-part plan to fight inflation and to turn this around. inflation will be number one, the number one agenda item when the president meets with the federal rese
don t be afraid to open the door, there s so much information on the other side. this is outnumbered. i am emily compagno with my cohosts kayleigh mcenany and harris faulkner and also joining us morgan ortagus and brian brenberg. voters into the nation nations most liberal cities are poised to send stinging message on soft on crime policies that may have far-reaching implications for democrats and president.
kayleigh: liberal media have largely defended president biden despite all our crises piling up under his watch. there s a lot of them. inflation, gas prices, the border, the list goes on and on. biden s failures and his dismal polling numbers have become impossible to ignore. even some in the media are no longer running cover. speak of the president claims the u.s. is in a better economic position that almost every country in the world but is alsg public sentiment that s making clear americans don t feel that strength not by a long shot. the white house adrift from national tragedies, soaring inflation, the biden administration is struggling. flatfoot it and caught behind. inflation, baby formula. as much as the white house is now trying to make it clear they are on top of this and doing
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