good idea. and if it cost a couple of bucks, i m still all for it. jesse: break up the meat monopoly, but leave silicon valley alone. i believe these meat producers have been around for 40 years, but now they have decided to collude? just to screw the little guy with joe biden. dana: let s defend the farmers and ranchers, because as your point, jesse, this has been a problem for a long time, and it has been growing, and to have a cattle rancher for example to take care of that cow farm for over a year, he takes it to market and does not get to set the price, they set the price, so let s say they give him $2 a pound, then the meat packer has that cow for about four weeks, five weeks, then goes on to sell it for so much more, and when you pay $52 for a steak at your local favorite restaurant here, jesse, because i know you are such a big spender, cattle ranchers only get $2 per pound for a cow that he raised for a
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yeah, i think absolutely. look, we know that the longer on inflation you wait to tackle it, the harder it s going to be. and i think that s why the biden folks have been shy about doing it. and as you say, they ve been going about it exactly the wrong way. you know, when inflation first came up, they were claiming build back better was, you know, the way to do it. you know, dumping trillions more into the economy. i don t think they have the foggiest clue what to do. so their economic problem is looming stagflation. when the fed, i think, inevitably has to raise rates, and their political problem is they keep trying to explain this away. the greed of the meat producers and so forth. and the ordinary american doesn t get news about inflation from the chairman of the fed or the treasury secretary. he gets it when he goes to the shell station, you know, it costs him more money to fill up,
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if the president wants to create competition and wants farmers and growers to get more money there needs to be more demand for domestic product. jen psaki herself mentioned she was surprised american meat producers were allowed to put made in the usa on product that is not from the united states. the cool act was repealed in 2015, when our president was then vice president, so she shouldn t be so surprised at that notion. reinstating that cool act so american consumers can make that decision of spending and will be a few cents per pound more for domestic product, that would solve the problem. wouldn t have to spend a billion dollars and throw it into the american taxpayers when infrastructure of the usda is
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biden administration. and the risk, it seems to me, that the worse it gets, the worse it s going to get. people who are out of the labor force not coming back in, the longer they re not in the work force, the harder it is to get them to return. expect biden administration s whole argument has been that this is a supply supply-side problem. once we get the bottlenecks in the supply chain figures out figured out, the inflation will be transitory. but if people are not getting if bosses are not getting people tired hired, then it seems those supply problems are going to per cyst into next year. david: well, kim, they re going beyond that to blame it on producers. it s the fault of producers whether it s oil producers, they re causing inflation, or whether it s meat producers or turkey producers, a whole host of things. and their solution to that is more regulations. yeah.
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