an entire police force just quit in small city in minnesota. the police chief and six others resigned over low pay, and there have been recruitment trouble in the last few months. he said officers don t make enough money at just $22 per hour. so greg, i couldn t help watching i ve watched that video like 7,000 times, i couldn t help but imagine you probably have an opinion about that particular police technique. greg: you know, it s a risky move. i ll give it that. not just for her but also for him. he risked his entire career, right, his life on that to save that woman s life. or to save the lives of others because she might have been pointing the gun. he basically put her life before his. she s obviously not well. who knows? she could have been gravely injured or killed. but he would have been crucified and think about this, you only see that video on fox and you might see it five times today,
effort to pass one of the great legislative feats of the 20th century 21st century, probably of the 20th, too. the financial times and the wall street journal initially called my plan bidenomics. i m not sure they meant it in a totally complimentary way at the time. but guess what? it s working! greg: charlie, he s our president. you know, so a year later, he kind of doesn t like the name of it. it really didn t reduce inflation. he wish he had lied better. exactly! you know, you have to give him credit where credit is due. he s admitting he s been lying for a year and it was a lie from the beginning. and they knew it! and the only reason they re doing it is because they ve seen the poll and the polling is terrible. and i always hate these statistics like you go to the department of labor and you
approve of his handling of the economy. now, what i did which i thought was interesting because i hate math is you take a guy or family that s making $55,000 a year. now we know that $709 a month goes to inflation. so you figure out for a year, and you know, that guy who makes $55,000 a year or that family now only makes $46,000 a year. that s bidenomics at its best. and that s not a lie! greg: uh-huh. jessica, it costs $709 more to live the way you lived before biden was in office. and as a pan sexual, i, you know, i am deeply offended because how can i act in a pan sexual manner when i m out of money? jessica: do you know what that would mean? greg: yes, fewer pans. jessica: ok. so i understand why he wants to change what he called it because he isn t getting the kudos that
under 300. then think about an issue that s really important to democrats. is that children? jessica: minors. children. greg: that s an atrocity but continue. jessica: over 5800 kids were victims of gun violence, for instance. i don t hear republicans talking about that. greg: not a comparison. jessica: it isn t. it s a priority on the right to talk about trans issues and priority on the left to talk about gun issues. which affects more people? abortion is another issue. send it back to the states. group of elected officials have decided, for instance, in texas and louisiana that women should not be able to get abortions after six weeks. we have women that are bleeding out, going into sepsis. in louisiana, a woman was forced to carry a baby that had no skull. greg: what does this have to do with this topic? jessica: what are you talking about? he says tyranny of the minority. greg: that has to do with lgbtq. not with all of your favorite issues. jessica: he s runn
greg: i didn t even pick that one. all right. joe biden trying to sell americans on the crap sandwich he calls bidenomics. the key ingredients being soaring inflation that s got families spending $700 more per month than two years ago. i won t be able to afford my top surgery, dana. living paycheck to paycheck is becoming the new norm, and how about a scoop of surging gas prices? the president and his cronies touting the one year birthday of his inflation reduction act. a name the big guy regrets since it s more of a bloated climate slush fund. mr. president, this is your day. this is your day. mr. president, introduce the first climate bill in the senate. 1986. before i was in congress. you were already here. this was such an amazing