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i note as we always do here on the faulkner focus , we re scrolling their names high above studio m in the ring of honor. that s a 21% increase, the numbers i just told you about, over the average from 2010 to 2020. fraternal order of police vice president lays out the reasons. the war on cops in 2022 continued to march of. we have a culture of lawlessness that gripped the country fueled by an open boards er and a society that tells people you are no longer accountable for your own actions. the leaders from the white house on down need to understand we re fighting for the soul of our nation right now and we re losing. harris: clay travis outkick founter at a time when the new orleans mayor was begging to fund police, put the money back.
what they would like to do silence the people have opposing viewpoints and then you get all this positive feedback from all the people that agree with you, yes, i want to amplify that it s a way to communicate. communicating like that is a good way to get out information and ideas really quickly. bad way to exchange ideas and to dialogue about stuff. brian: i will tell you. what i think it s going to force of the other platforms to be a little bit more balanced because people are going to go to twitter if they have got both sides. i think it s going to be exciting. i don t see this is necessarily a march of, ainsley a march away why celebrities away from twitter. and rob reiner. yep, is he still around. he said celebrities should do the opposite from leaving. they should double down and have their voices heard to have a pushback so it s not just one-sided opinion. ainsley: yeah yeah. nice to hear both sides. we are smart. we are americans. we are all smart and we can make up our ow
gas. well, i really think that when the president basically vilifies us or sayings says we re getting rid of fossil fuels, that has an effect on the supply chain. if we could just admit fossil fuels are a very real part of our future and work together to solve our energy needs and grow our energy, i think that would be the main thing that would help us out here. you know the report also by the eia from the government, march of 22, said that in 2050 oil qafz/os if u.s. actually, we ll consume more oil and gas in 2050. renewables will grow the fastest, they ll double, but they will be one-fourth of the amount of energy if consumed relative to oil and gas in 2050. so oil and gas is here to stay, it s part of our future, the it s a strategic mineral
party than donald trump. that is vastly different when the numbers are basically reversed on election day 2020 when it was just 38% who said they were a support of the republican party donald trump and 58% said they were supportive of donald trump versus the republican party. i think we saw that last night where trump didn t do that great. he did perfectly fine. on the democratic side, i think a key number we can look at is congressional approval rating among democrats. back in february, 2021, democrats loved what was going on in congress. 61% approved of congress doing a good job. now look march of 22, democrats don t like congress very much. and i think that is part of the reason someone like kurt schrader is in trouble because democrats are fed up with the moderation and begging and pleading with republicans to work with them. and there s some big primaries next week, especially in georgia.