that. ainsley: biden says we are making progress. is that progress when everything is so expensive, when if do you get a pay raise maybe it s 1%, max, maybe 3%? it s not 7%. this is costing everyone. we are seeing gas prices going up. electricity going up. exactly. and if you compare, he says we are making progress? inflation was 1.4% in january. when he took office. disease, 7%. we have food up, apparel up. rent up, energy up. you have saw those numbers. labor shortage, the supply chain crisis. we have omicron, a border crisis. our grocery store shelves are empty. if you want a new car, you have to wait six months. if you want to sell your used car you can get a lot of money for that but then what do you drive? because there is nothing else on the lot that s available right now. we are seeing it across the board and people are tired of it democrats and republicans are tired of it. brian: i don t want to throw you off but cantaloupe is the most overrated fruit.
so it s all very well saying we will cover your expenses but these need to be paid for it now. my wife and i are professionals but even we are feeling the strain now and many families have gone through their whole monthly budget in the space of a week, they have had to buy candles and coal and coal and firewood and source food from take a ways. it is all very well to site we will refund your money but people need money now. i know the county council have agreed to start issuing vouchers to people and there was a post on facebook saying how people can get vouchers to go and pay for food up thatis vouchers to go and pay for food up that is a help that there are other things like fuel and candles and provisions, general bits and bobs you need to live. one of the other issues we have heard today is forest and garden who were a forestry
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gonna help a brother out. colin: no. you d think, yeah? anthony: start limping, first come the hyenas. colin: the hyenas see the vultures dropping. anthony: right. colin: and that s the key to them that there s some food up, and the vultures really need the hyenas to rip open the skin to start eating it. anthony: by the time they finished ripping out your soft parts, treating your femur like a chew toy, the vultures and the marabou storks, lovingly called the undertaker birds, have been waiting for their turn. i don t know about you, but whenever i have cause to reflect on a pack of hyenas tunneling into an ass and ripping out the guts, i think, you know what? i could really go for some pesto right now. by lake masek we pause for lunch. indigenous specialties like penne with pesto, steamed baby corn and snow peas, grilled tomatoes sprinkled with parmesan. oh, look. brownies. boy, those hippos are comin in close. colin: yeah, they can smell the pasta. anthony: they lo
granddaughter who lost her life, when did they tell you? when did they tell me about an hour ago. an hour ago. how is your son doing? he s a rag of course as you can imagine. i m in shock. they re bringing food up, but i can t eat right now. i m numb. my whole body is numb. yeah. sandy ward, we are praying for you. i hope you believe that. this is a tough day for you. definitely makes me emotional talking to you. thank you. i can t imagine what you re going through. but i ll let you go. i thank you for sharing your story with us. we are praying for your family. your daughter in law and your grandkids. thank you. god bless you. you too. be right back. growing up, we were german. we danced in a german dance group. i wore lederhosen. when i first got on ancestry i was really surprised that i wasn t finding all of these germans in my tree. i decided to have my dna tested through ancestry dna. the big surprise was we re not german at all.