faltering insurance market. many feared large hurricane could force some of the domestic carriers go belly up damaging the rickety marketplace and leaving policyholders hanging. what do you think about that? the fallout from this storm? citizen has grown quite a bit. we got to figure out why these companies are failing. at love property insurance companies failed. we have to figure out why citizens is the size it sand how do we make sure when you have insurance you got coverage you actually have real coverage. i think it s something that the state is going to have to put a lot of effort into. we have got to have a robust property insurance market in the state. we have got to have insurance companies that are fully funded. so they can provide the resources if something like this happens. bret: yeah, obviously, the focus right now is keeping people safe as you mentioned. senator, former governor, thank you so much. thank you, bret. bret: here are some other headlines around the
candidates continues. we ll do the media mob s job and we will examine wisconsin senate candidate mandella ediabarnes and a radical recorda can t believe. and we ll talkto to senator ron johnson straight ahead. straig and left headquarters r hearing a plane hit the worldu d trade center is can t possibly be an action. be an action. look at this guy. where were you when the towers came down? ahead of my mind that this was an attack right away. you saved so many lives that day. where were you when the towers came down? he this loud noise, i look up and it was the north towerdove u coming down. i can justndap remembeparar thed imploding into the building. i looked up, i said, i m nott h. going out. in the south i don t want that apparatus there on the corner of westme dw and vesen,y when the dust cloud right here, right here i was in right here, right here i was in my house in the south tower n and i received a phone call from a firefighter. he said to me, frank, it sand i reallyha bad d
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he said he compared the west to nazi germany and he claimed that ukrainians were committing genocide against ethnic russians. he s also wearing a $14,000 coat and quite an expensive sweater. there s all sorts of layers to this that we could analyze. there s also a technical cut when he gave the speech. he wasn t able to give this speech in full but the crowd that you re seeing in full has about 80,000 people before him. we don t know if people were forced to go. i haven t seen information on that yet. but you know, the crowds look pretty enthusiastic. it s pretty scary. but the actual line of argument, quoting from the scriptures is just bonkers. yeah. little over a week after this invasion began, you joined me here on the program. you told me that everyone is panicking in moscow, so if they were panicking then, what are they telling you now? has the panic increased or decreased or where does it sand stand? i think people are really disappointed. they re surprised that vladimir put
a sixty one percent gain. so that s before putin showede up at p all. those are huge numbers. the inflation rate, consumer prices. sean less than two percent in december of t 2020 and then t gradually surged to three to, five to seven and a half percent before putin invaded. by theay way, the latest readinn and we haven t seen a peak yett the latest readings for the cpit plus eight percent year on year wholesale prices gone up 10%. a and today we got a beauty here yesterday. import prices up 11% and it s not over yet. t sand i think you are right, the seeds were planted with the huge big government socialist deficit spending package of march 2020 one about one year ago. d and then they sold all that money by selling bondsth and the federal reserve bought the bonds. so the money supply is surging