killing people. we all right. better than you last week.ve g all right.ot t i got to go. see you . i think next week or the weekend. aft the week after. we ll see you then. we can see you there.. thanks.ingrah i m laura ingram .amis this is ingram angle fro ims ti washington tonight. thanks for spending time with us. finishing off america. that s the focus for sharing ofs angle. now, we thought we d reach across the aisle tonight and try our hand at jazzing up s biden s 2020 four pitcheds thin the voters. now first i was thinkingking the the man neededs a cas a campaigt song, doesn t he?e? one that reflects the energyon that he brings to the job every. day. i don t need your rocking chair. it s written for you . medicare got me on my back . this haired man. thin the fight. no, not at all. all right. all second, president biden needsn a message that promotes hisag stellar commitment to growth and prosperity. the reason i m runningme againsnt to grow son i m t a job to f
market recovery. b inflation has subsided substantially. recovery fon is ,d. well, not so bad. i peter , take it away. the real problem is that real pe paul krugman still has a job. but, you know, if you look at the jobs that have been created, they re low paying service sector jobs. so what s happened during the biden presidency is people have. lost good jobs, high paying jobs with benefits and they ve been forced to replace them with two or three low paying part time jobs . that s where all the jobs are coming from.mbers show for that s what the numbers show. the onlythe only reason we re c jobs is because we re destroying so many good jobs. and you need to cobble together two or three part time jobs thatryjobs to try to replace yt income. and that means that we means ha. more jobs, but they re not goodt jobs. they re bad jobs. people would rather havejobs the jobs they lost than the jobs that they re forced to work. o workpeter , i think in the nee 10 years, if we keep going downh t