at the border, power outages said to be coming. and of course the russian invasion of ukraine which just added $40 billion to america s tab. we could debate whether any one of these items is truly the fault of the president. but the reality is they are all unfolding on his watch. and here come the midterms. typically the party in the white house sees the loss of two dozen of its congressional seats. this year democrats seem headed for much worse. there just aren t enough ultra maga doug mastrianos that could allow focus next november to be taken off this national funk. a few an moreent tkweurgzs to be sure, but too few to stop the tidal wave in the forecast. americans are really feeling the pinch with inflation at a 40-year high. until recently, there had pwhrpb some consolation for the 58 million americans in the stock market because it was still doing well. but that s no longer the case. this week the s&p and dow had historic down days. friday the s&p 500 briefly fell into
was 2358s. here s what they said. district attorney boudin has achieved hundreds of drug convictions, including fentanyl cases. 9 article is focused on what kind of conviction is achieved, which is highly misleading. the d.a. has a high conviction rate for drug crimes and is implying with california law that requires prosecutors to consider immigration consequences in plea negotiations. here to discuss is the author of the new book entitled san fran sick-o why progressives ruin cities. michael shellen berger joins me. he is an independent running to be governor newsom s opponent. so, michael, homelessness, the label we affix to the fentanyl addicted in san francisco, you think there is a semantic issue here of importance that sets policy. what am i making reference to? good to be with you, maichae. it s a pleasure to be back on