index will come out and let us know how much prices have risen in a year. when we see that number just remember the administration initially claimed moeps issues were driven by meat a month ago. half of the overall increase in grocery christs can be attributed to significant increase in prices in three products, in beef, pork, and poultry. in beef and pork we ve seen double digit increases. problems with the global supply chain persists even though officials saw this coming. remember, the vice president said that people should start buying christmas gifts to avoid shipping delays back in august. bill. bill: okay, now you have the other issue on the build back better plan. how much smaller could this become if you start at 3.5 trillion, where is it now? we re hearing it might not be that much smaller than 3.5
people to leave classified information. his attorney reported he has been hiding out in russia since june. what more did we learn from the judge s decision today? the suit was brought a week after the first nsa documents were leaked in june about the collection of americans phone records and the judge issuing the opinion, fining the controversial nsa program answer to be in conflict with the fourth amendment, and the key paragraph reads in part, quote, plaintiffs have a very significant expectation of privacy. the nsa s bulk metta data program significantly intrudes on the expectation. i have significant doubts of the efficacy fancy word for efficiency of the meat a metadata program in cases of threat of terrorey. the judge, who was appointed under president george w. bush,
there is no leadership in washington, dc. we don t do that at the state level. we make the tough decisions. we have to make real decisions, tough decisions sometimes of how to balance that budget not just take a meat a and cuss across the board but decide what you request make the cuts that are least effective on the economy and on our national defense. those governors speaking out at national governor s association winter meeting showing their frustration with gridlock in washington, dc, the capitol and the inability of the white house and congress to reach a budget deal as of march 1 deadline is getting closer, triggering automatic spending cuts across the board that could be draconian and drastic. we will bring in our political insiders to discuss this, pat caddell, a former pollster for president jimmy carter, and doug schoen, fox contributor and former pollster for bill
they control the lamb from the supermarket. as you saw we offer samples of it to our audience. which is better can people tell the difference? we didn t tell them this is zebra this is lamb we labeled the meat a, b and c. who liked a most and b most? c? who thinks a was the lamb? almost nobody. who thinks bsh was the lamb? who thinks c was the lamb? well, you are actually right. some of you anyway. c was the lamb. c is the weird antelope. was it good?
had the debt clock at the convention. a constant visual reminder of the debt in the country and obama has presided over the biggest explosion in debt of any president ever that along with other unemployment rate is hanging over the democratic convention this week. and we heard personal from the first lady. as we get deeper into the election, from obama himself, we need toúj hear more about how are you going forward going to get us out of the financial mess. key question. need a little more meat and michelle n speech. people need to know, how, what? the wives are never there for meat a ann romney wasn t there for meat and potatoes. i love you women! that s not meat and potatoe policy later in the week we will see. looking forward to hearing from bill clinton tonight.