understand when summarizing a year, a four-year term, gas prices will creep one way or the other. i hope they get really good, and i will take credit to get there. but i won t forget who put them where they were. if i m in the landscaping business and i put gasoline in every tool used to do my business and i lost that business over the summer because i couldn t afford to run those tools, i m never going to forget that. when he gets ready to run again, he is the guy that can put me back there again. people need to understand i will always apply the micro plot a leader for doing the right thing to help us but the posture of all of your policy seems to appe one subset of americans and one group of ideals like climate change or whatever we call will culture come i think a lot of americans will look at this and want something different. he has two years to figure it out. republicans, please, get yourself together and learn how to go out and find your voters,
s. see for yourself at botoxcosmetic.com in the landscaping business, how hard it is to run a business in this environment. very difficult. everything across the board to immigration, to qualified labor, finding a labor force out there that is encouraged to work. supply-chain issues that are affecting every small business and the cost of goods and
45th in the nation for academics and part of that is because we are placing academics with pushing social agendas. we are pushing politics within our schools. if we want to preserve liberty for posterity we have to start with the way we educate our s kids. i m running for state board of education 12 giving power back to the parents where belongs. fundamentally changing the way we school our kids. putting power in the hands of parents i will step up. i will end the conversation over here because [applause] with focus a lot on politics and business owners as well paired we talked to tony who owns the allen cafe and the role of inflation running a restaurant come tell me your name. jamie. jamie owned a landscaping business and would say the same thing how hard it is to run a business in this environment. it s very difficult. from rising costs of everything across the board to immigration, to legal or qualified labor, finding a labor force out there that is encouraged to work and
at a cash from were morgan and kevin lived and the only check catching place was familiar with kevin and hugh saw across the street. so that landed some credibility that kevin was in the area. he was close to home sending texts to his wife and mother, just refusing to see or speak to his family. and he did finally respond to his father. i just need time away. and kevin sister received this message. he s says, i m fine, worried about morgan, she s the one you should be worried about. but morgan, it appeared, was doing just fine. the couple owns a landscaping business. and monday morning, morgan showed up to meet the mundane cruz and said she was now in charge. employee said that the garage was spotless. there is always oil spots on
police looking for detective maurer. i m afraid his wife and the new boyfriend are making a new a move right. now you re leaving. they re living. only, they didn t go far. chris follow them as they drove over to landscaping business. it turns out the detective was already there. he decided to go poke around, half expecting to run into kevin back at work. she gets out of the passenger side and walks by me. i walk over to shappell and he s still sitting in the passenger seat. and he s got a dead stare straight ahead. and there is something inside the truck that the detective thought was peculiar. the backseat was full of false. i could see a laundry basket, bags, backpacks. he says oh, morgan is going to do laundry across the street. i said well morgan has got a washer and dryer in her apartment. i saw yesterday. things are just aren t adding up. i said, would you mind coming back to the police station?