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you and i, both floridians lovev our great state. at s republican presidential candidate has won that state every year. goinverybackg back to 2012. but there is this headline fros politico. ink headline says, florida democrats think the unthinkable. we re in play in floridae and they note a jacksonville mayor s race that went their way. are you worried at all aboutway the state of florida? no, i m not.yor and i ve kind of looked at that mayor s race. ra listen, right now,flor as we st we re probably a five, 6% state in a general election, some might say three. but at the end of the day, with the citizenths of florida, understand is that we have become the home of conservativr, policy across the nation. it s happened under governor desantis. but really it s been going on for a couple of decades now. and so when you comparw. e us t a state like california, a state like illinois or new york, the reason why people continue to choose florida is because conservativ ce policies have flouri
price policies in this time of inflation. give us the history lesson, larry. wall street journal is doing that, nixon taught how to not do inflation, exponential increase in demand caused a shock when the controls ended. why is this not a good idea. larry: it s a terrible idea, not necessarily for the reasons in that article, but look, can i just make a point? when we shut down the economy in 2020, because of the pandemic, and parts of this past year 2021, i forget we are in the new year, that was a form of wage and price controls. you understand that? the problem today is not totally dissimilar from the terrible wage and price control days of richard nixon and gerry ford and jimmy carter. you are pouring money in. giving government assistance programs and the federal reserve
the damage and deaths they called worldwide. todd: there is jim on your screen. jim, thank you. i apologize to all i know is jim is down with opp. you know me. jim, thanks. time now, 17 minutes after the hour. dhs scaling back aggressive trump era i.c.e. policies. angel families speaking out against the changes. they want their voices heard. we re talking to an angel mom, next.