nationwide, looks like it will be pretty bad for democrats and the only way out to turn away from the hard core base they are hoping to get excitement for but without losing all the normal voters. john: the a.p. analysis found the bulk of the switches were in the suburbs, people tend to be more moderate, looking for bread and butter issues. and what john braybender said, the universal issue is the concern over the economy and that s going to drive the election more than any other issue as much as the democrats are trying to prevent that from happening. so based on that, what kind of candidates should republicans be running? it makes sense the economy is a huge concern, if you cannot feed or clothe or house your family, you are looking for people to help with that. republicans can have a wide variety of sensible candidates who speak to those issues.
sandra, you travelling this summer? sandra: a little bit. i flew last week and heading to the airport, you kind of say a quick little prayer and hope things go ok because you hear about all the cancellations and it was smooth sailing for me. but i know it s not the case for everybody. john: we are going to go to prague in august, a bicycle trip through europe, which will be great. sandra: love that. john: you have to kind of game it out. never take the last flight of the day, chances are it s going to get canceled, so find a sweet spot in which to do all your air travel. bought the tickets a long, long time ago, hate to think about buying them now. sandra: and when they say your flight is delayed, still go on time because they can mark it undelayed and take off on time. john: i learned that during the election campaign, we used
bombed a shopping center in ukraine and if you want to hear from president biden about any of this, you have to wait. the white house already told us no more events on camera for him until tomorrow, sandra. sandra: we ll have to wait on see that. peter doocy, live from the alps. the clean energy, a lot of public support, but in the moment where americans are paying sky high prices for gasoline and food for that matter it s painful and that is tangible stuff that voters are dealing with today. so to be talking about this push and this transition to clean energy that is going to take quite some time, john, that s difficult. john: also no shortage of irony, germany, everybody is preaching about clean energy, is restarting some coal fired power plants because they don t have enough electricity to supply through other means and they are not going to go nuclear. left with the old technology.
court shot down roe v. wade. but first, f.a.a. tells fox business it will be ready to meet this summer s travel demands soon. but until then, staffing will cause delays and cancellations and frustration is only growing as we head into the 4th of july weekend. lydia hu, they said they will be ready soon, summer started the end of may. yeah, john, that s exactly right and even today we are seeing the number of cancellations and delays continuing to grow as the day wears on. we are up over 2700 cancellations and delays for flights across the country at the moment. here at newark, about one in six flights are canceled for the day. now, while travelers are facing these disruptions, a lot of finger pointing happening right now. airlines now blame the f.a.a., a
flights. and allied pilots association is calling for more oversight on airline scheduling practices. the delays and cancellations that we have seen over the past few weeks, they come as americans return to the skies in record numbers. t.s.a. screened more than 2.4 million people yesterday, the highest volume we have seen since february 2020, and now aaa expects another record number of people to travel this holiday weekend for july 4th, more than 3.5 million expected to fly to their destinations, and the price of the ticket is soaring, up 37% over last year. more americans are getting back to travelling. paying more to do it, but encountering more headache along the way. john: you mentioned safe and affordable, not so much anymore.