i heard you on a segment ask after day one what s purdue s number one campaign strategy and it s for georgia to figure out how good brian kemp s been. we have under 3% unemployment, we ve got hate crimes legislation out there. we ve got probably the best reaction to covid than any other state out there. we ve balanced lives and lively hoods. i think it s a mistake but hopefully brian kemp is going to be strong enough and show up in the general election and beat stacey abrams. i ve talked to plenty of republicans and even those close to david perdue in and around the runoff, that donald trump successfully divided the party enough that in a close election, you know, you lose a couple thousand voters and he says it s corrupt i m not voting. that s the difference between winning and losing. i spent nine weeks trying to
down the atlantic ocean a good idea? do they produce energy or destroy lively hoods of many fishermen? this story is an eye opener and it s on foxnewspodcast.com. that s it for today. see you tomorrow. we re for food on the shelves. we re for american independence and energy, lowering the gas price so it doesn t harm us. we re for stopping run-away spending so we don t create inflation like they have. what the president calls chunks would be a major bill going forward. may be more limited. but it is still significant. sandra: looks like nancy isn t to fancy on cutting back the cash for the president s build back better plan.
dr. anthony fauci and rochelle walensky answers questions right here on capitol hill. that s it for special report fair balanced and fill still unafraid. freedom starts with rachel campos-duffy with four seconds to spare. rachel: thanks for four seconds, bret. rachel: good evening and welcome to fox news primetime. i m rachel campos-duffy. tonight we start by looking at where our country is heading it s been tumultuous lock down shuttered schools to riots in the street that led to fear, anger and destroyed lively hoods along the way. how our children are being taught to hate america now. i don t know about you, but this is not america i grew up with. this is not the nation i remember. last night something happened that should leave all of us with
on ertz. over generations, millions of people s lively hoods depended on the industry. including helen. her princeton grad went on to medical school but had a change of heart and moved to motor city during the boom where she immediately got a job in the chrysler plant. i was a large press operator. we stamped out mettle car parts, you know, like a hood. a door. it was the highest pay i had ever received. but in 1979, helen and hundreds of thousands of workers felt the bottom drop out. oil is becoming scarce and far too expensive. detroit s auto industry was shattered by an international oil crisis. as the cost of gas skyrocketed,
and the reconciliation package. these are issues biden himself and down ballot democrats campaigned on, the democrats in swing districts, other people whose political lively hoods are at stake here in 2022, they want to vote for this package. i think it s good policy and good politics. and it s special interests that are prevailing right now which from one of the bluest districts, ed case. pelosi and biden are aligned with the caucus on most of these policy measures. and listen, when you listen to i think that the progressives have a very compelling argument in the sense that they so far have been the ones who are doing most of the compromising, agreeing that these two bills that should go in tandem, and so i think they make a very good point, but at