bret: finally go down to georgiage a and have this final debate. that s another one where the current governor brian kemp seems to be holding on to a pretty big lead. not he would just holding off, a run off. that would be a real pee paleudisation of trump sens doorsment. not just trump s race a rejection of perdue. bret: we will watch it all. panel, thank you. and finally tonight, it s a special day. happy birthday dear mary happy birthday to you bret: she was 13 years old when americans fighting in world war ii liberated her italian village. took her birthday cake from the window sill and ate it exactly 77 years later the army toasted the woman with a new cake. mary who turned 90 on friday was moved to tears during the emotional event. there you go.
greater inflation. no matter where you are in the country, inflation could spell trouble for democrats in the midterm. a new abc news the washington post poll found americans trust republicans over democrats it to better handle issues like inflation and the economy. bret? bret: grady, thank you. up next, horror stories from southern ukraine as refugees finally begin their escape and a bipartisan look at the state of helping the ukrainians there. first, beyond our borders tonight, the european union steps up its antitrust case apple, accusing the company of accusing the company dominant position limiting access to technologies allowing contactless payment. apply apple says it will continue to work with eu to ensure european customers have payment option to the their choice. the covid-19 pandemic in shanghai appears to be waning, the number of new cases in china s largest city has fallen
law enforcement investigation. and i don t intend to provide that data publicly if it s law enforcement sensitive. but we know where those 42 are. bret: they can be three in three different buckets but he is not going to get down into the weeds. the department of homeland security is a department that should not exist. it is a crammed together group of agencies all with different priorities and it does not function very well. when you hear that from secretary mayorkas, i don t think americans can have any real confidence in their ability to keep track of these individuals in the same way that they cannot have confidence when it documents control of our side of the border the truth is the southern border is controlled by cartels in mexico who use it to their advantage and human trafficking for profit. funneling people through a system where they can make money from them and drive, you know, fentanyl and other drugs into the pockets of americans and frankly, into towns and small citi
throated since he couldn t remember his name the very next day. hard to completely overlook that isn t it? bret: that s right. brit, as always, thank you. brit: thank you, bret. bret: stocks recovered late to finish the dow was up 84. the s&p 500 gained 23. the nasdaq rose 201 today. up next, new indications of just how concerned americans are becoming about inflation and the political ramifications of that concern. first here is what some of our fox affiliates around the country are covering tonight. keep wyld wildfires from growing. big blaze is burning near the community of las vegas has charred more than 188 square miles. fox 5 in atlanta where grand jurors are selected into the investigation of whether former president trump and others illegally tried to influence the 2020 election in georgia. the former president told the secretary of state in a phone
$5.32. that s up $24 from a week ago. a new poll indicates virtually all americans are at least concerned about skyrocketing inflation. this concern could translate into support for republicans in the coming elections. inflation is impacting some parts of the country harder than others. fox news correspondent grady trim he will takes a look tonight from capitol hill. when it documents inflation, not all americans are getting hit equally. food prices and fees rising. everything more expensive. it feels like kind of making it harder to just like live these days. prices in the phoenix metro area are rising at a faster rate than any other city in the country. according to data from the bureau of labor statistics, costs from last february to this february skyrocketed nearly 11%. a gallon of gas in arizona has climbed more than a 1.50 a year ago to $4.56. that s more than 35 cents higher