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it s like a really bitter acrimonious breakup where the creep goes, well, if i can t have you, no one well. then it gets real bad. it is the opposite of damage control, what he s doing. i m pessimistic about biden just because he doesn t seem like he s in any particular rush to fix this. we know that we were talking about how many examples there are of places where we have helped and it didn t help. i m beginning to feel that the longer we do this, the longer it goes on and the longer that it goes on, the more people die. it s really weird. this is the longest fog of war i have seen. both sides are calling each other nazis. russia was first when they did that. we need some kind of creative thinking and i go back to the only example that i can think of, you know, when trump went to north korea, it was like, let s
independent. there is president to be such a moderate that he claimed to be so disconnected from reality the american citizens across the country. it s just sad. steve: and when you look at the polls, the number one issue of interest to americans is inflation because, you know, joe biden said we are not going to raise taxes on anybody making more than $400,000 a year. every time somebody who makes $38,000 a year goes to the gas station they are paying a 1.50 a gallon more or the cost of food. yesterday from the podium, jen psaki blamed big beef for the reason that beef prices were up 20%. the problem is there are all these bottle next in the supply chain things because the administration while they ran on elect us to get us out of the pandemic they did a bad bob planning. they didn t help private tri get back on their feet fast enough.
patients suffering with covid-19 here stretching michigan hospitals to the breaking point. when did you know you had to come to the hospital? what were you experiencing? . my oxygen numbers were down in the upper 60s, lower 70s. reporter: oh, dear. that s very low. . yeah. reporter: what does it feel like? . it feels like a wreck. reporter: unvaccinated. this is the 66-year-old s second bout of covid-19. whatever natural immunity he had. . this is my second round. this is way worse. reporter: this is worse than the first? . yeah. the first one was bad. reporter: didn t help. his message now. would you encourage others to get vaccinated now, though? . yes. reporter: how bad is it? how bad is covid? it s terrible. you don t want it. reporter: still, there are those like 62-year-old deborah
in the upper 60s, lower 70s. oh, dear. that s very low. yeah. what does it feel like? feels like a wreck. reporter: unvaccinated, this is the 66-year-old s second bout of covid-19. whatever natural im[ music playing ]ty im[ music playing ]ty he had. this was worst than first? yeah. the first one was bad. reporter: didn t help. would you encourage others to get vaccinate snd. yes. how bad is covid? it s terrible. you don t want it. reporter: still, there are those like 62-year-old debra in the covid unit for a week now who says vaccination just isn t for her. i didn t want to be vaccinated. you did not want to be. do you think you ll get vaccinated after this? no. why? i should be okay now. you think in.