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that it with the fda s findings and thatitis with the fda s findings and that it is exploring its options to keep its products on shelves, including appealing the decision. the popular e cigarette company has long marketed itself as a tool to help smokers quit. but critics say it comes with its own health risks. some us teens have even died after vaping caused irreparable damage to their lungs. the move comes as their lungs. the move comes as the biden administration is seeking to limit nicotine use in the united states. michelle fleury. finally, dig out your wellington boots because after two years of pandemic disruption, music festivals are back. 200,000 people are descending on worthy farm in somerset for the glastonbury festival this weekend. and it s just one of many this summer organisers say nine out of ten festivals are going ahead this year. but as the threat of covid recedes, inflation is now posing a major challenge with costs to put on events soaring and music fans budge
when a problem recedes you don t get a thank you for it. no credit. so if covid recedes by november, as we hope it will, it will just that means it will just cease to be a voting issue. as to the point about the bipartisanship, what else you say about president biden, he was not born yesterday. that is true. i think he cannot seriously imagine he will get anything. what i think he s doing if he s shrewd is setting the table for the politics of 2023. i am putting up my hand now not because i think you will take it but make you look worse when you don t. we are 54 minutes into this hour and nobody mentioned donald trump. is there a congressional republican or a wannabe congressional republican that can win one out donald trump?
under joe biden, as covid recedes, it is going up even higher because they are no longer using covid as a pretext. through the end of this august, which is just a month and a half ago, the federal government has already spent more in 2021 then it did over the entire calendar years of 2019 and 2018. so, all of this drives inflation to scary levels. but they are not scary to everyone. if you are a massively leveraged financial institution that was a lot of money to a lot of people and that is how you re making your money, this is not necessarily bad news. if money is worth less, that means your debt service costs last. you don t fear inflation, inflation helps you. the problem is it crushes the american middle class. now, in a normal country, this would be a huge concern, but because the people who make our policies don t care about the middle class, this is a bargain well worth making. bloomberg news just published a piece with his headline which we are not making up, they are still w
vegetable oil is up 60%. so probably not. and that means you are getting poorer, whether you realize it or not. but that is what inflation does. it causes poverty.po so, because we can prove that the population of the united states is getting poorer by the day, you d think the biden administration would i be actively concerned about this and working to make it better but they are doing the opposite, they are actively making it much worse. and here s how they are doing it, by spending. no government in the history of the world has ever spent more money than joe biden s spending right now. that is a fact. in fiscal year 2019, just the other day, the entire federal government spent $6.6 trillion, then covid had the following year and the numbers went up by 40%. federal spending in 2020 jumped to $9.1 trillion. was that too much? of course it was. what did we get for it? not enough. here is the shocking thing. under joe biden, as covid recedes, it is going up even