on the senate floor, s i have talked to riley in person. she is so strong. i mean, she has carried so much weight on her shoulders and really been forced to lead the way for a lo hert of womenay for who haven t found the courage and the voice to speak their own truths wom and to seer break down like that. i can only imagine the trauma that she s experienced and probably imagine it s goinge something that lingers with her for the rest of her life. yeah, you know, a separate question. it just occurred to me, you know, you have a long career in sports media and ishea there any admission that these issues are just basinyc common sense, like, look, let s stand for women s sports or, you know, colin kaepernick gets to speak out and, you know, he s hailed, but someone like, you know, trevor williamshi speaks out, will punish him. is there any admission or acknowledgment like in the in the green room, let s say that this is just nuts. acknthis is t ofere s a lo acknowledgment. i just think a l
e a look.a rail we have plans to build a railroad from the pacific allv the way across the indian ocean. we have plans to build in ite un angola, one of the largest solar plants in the worlrld.d. i i could go on, but i m not. i m going off script. i we get in troublpt n e, i m goinge an to get in trouble and everything, and they won t give me my ice and then . it s awful. anyway, joining us with reaction, fox business host dage witn mcdowell. fox across america, jimmy fallon and, go. okay. first of all, i can t. a to building the bridge is a bridge tooo far.d obviously, we have something called jets and airplanes. we really don t need the bridg e . so he s out of his mind. t then i m going to get in trouble. what do you mean, you re going to get in trouble? who s going to come aftewhr youi what does that mean? you don t get your ice cream and your sippy cup and your warm milk at nightnd . what? he s ambitious. you want to? yeah. he wants to buil o d a bridgebu across the ocean.
the democrats are hoping for, becaus e they know they re goinge. to lose an economic debate.ica they want to stay as faris away from that as possible. they know america is getting poorer. they know we re getting weaker.. democrats all know it, buttheiri they just don t care.is they would muccuh ratherssin spd their time discussing climate. change or how love is love, not republicans who stay stuck in that quicksand exclusivelyle t e going to struggle to climb out the candidate who keeps the focus on the practical can, however, break through. freeo this is really not the time for vague discussionr n about freedom like this. this nineteen nineteena eighty four , eventime f twenty four . soluhis is a time for pragmatic solutions. time to drop the mistal the nostalgia campaigns. it s time to get down to business. t and that hes the angle. joining me now, mollie hemingway, editor in chief ofeno the federalist, and byron york, chief political corresponden stev for the washington examiner.
sitting in there where anyth you could do anything with the t other side, could do anything. they can t do that right now.a a so we re in a great position to negotiate something really, y really good. respnd most people, i think, really respect what we did.dy now, i will say every once in a while i watch somebody sayn i did more for abortion on abortiobortion and abortion s and pro-life. i did more than trump p.., only well, only stupid people would say that because everyone said there was no way that. roe v. wade was goinge to disappear. but because because it was verye unfair. the other thing is people wanted to bring it back to thece states . i consider that less important. but nevertheless, a lot of backo people want to bring back this ,brings it back to them ou states . more with donald trump .s we and we ll hear from our iowa audience as we continue from the great state of iowa. institutionality, hiding, unsightly toenails. then you need not exposed goldendale clarifying gel.
and everybody wonders, why does a consumer keep spending? because consumer spending hasd s sort of kept up. o the answer is we re atdebt peo record levels ofpl credit card t debt. hithey people are borrowing to pay for the things they can ct forward so, again, when you talk about this economy is delivering fore the lower middle class, it s not delivering. it s requiring theering it sm tt their livelihoods on plastic in order to get by . we ve got to flip that around. we had an economy prior to thes pandemic where wages really were goinge going for people at the bottom and they weren t having to run up record credit a card debt because they could earn a living. wou mentioned work earlier on your show, the dignity of work, but alsolity of wothe sustainability of work asa way to build a family. that s what we re missing right ig now. ht nowso we talk about working g making more money. inflation s going up. you have flation s credit card debt. all right. les that probably makes your credi