refineries, right? the green energy movement, you know, gives us this impression that refineries are dirty, they re bad, let s shed i ll shut em down. and we ve shut down four or five major refineries in this country that is causing part of this price squeeze. there was a refinery down on the coast, dave, that they put pup for sale because they were getting hit with regulations, and nobody wants to buy it. well, when you can t turn oil into gasoline or diesel, you re going to see prices go up, and that s why they re going up faster than the horses at the preakness. [laughter] david: well, we talked about what the folks inside the beltway say they re doing to try to fix things. let me just get the latest from a couple of secretaries in the administration about what they say they re doing. roll tape. do you believe that gas prices are too high? americans are still recovering from the terrible pandemic so you re unwilling to say that gas prices are too high? we re doing all w
state mandate. i worry that just by calling something a public health measure, all of a sudden we re going to find all these federal agencies empowered to do all sorts of things that congress never intended for them to do. david: kyle, bill is talking about constitutional issues, and rightly so. that s what the supreme court s supposed to decide about. but on friday in the hearings, we heard justice kagan for one talking about issues that sounded more like a doctor talking about covid than a supreme court justice the talking about constitution. let s just listen to the sound bite and get your reaction. roll tape. more and more people are getting sick every day. i don t mean to be dramatic here, i m just sort of stating facts. and this is the policy that is most geared to stopping all this. there s nothing else that will perform a function better that function better than incentivizing people strongly to
philosophical advice toic the rest of us. it wase much like a zen koan. we re going to read you several quotes. you tell us which one came directly from carmel harris,e the was it a it s time for us to do what we have been doing in that time is every day was it b, it s not a sizzling issue, but the shape of our democracy is an issueis that affects a every other issue or was it c peter piper picked peck of pickled peppers, a peck of pickled peppers. peter piper picked shifty waters. ladies and gentlemen, we re going to go with a whatever she says the word salad. the the growl from dana suggest she agrees. but we ll find roll tape. it is time for us to do what wer have been doingac in that time s every day they legalize it t and get like brushingim your teeth. . should do that every day, every day. and nowth iso t the time to doev what we do. nower is the time. all right. questionay three, this is nott a multiple choice. a
dana buzz early, so goes to jesse. jesse: groundhog. tucker: doug groundhog. roll tape. together to make a big change. i made my fair share of mistakes. i was not good with groundhogs at all. [laughter] merit l de blasio a week after the fumble, the groundhogs found deceased on february 9th. [laughter] spill and kills him and then laughs about it, perfect. dana: i was excited. tucker: you knew that, didn t you customer asked me to i did, but not like on the other show jeopardy come where i have to wait until you finish. tucker: exactly, but as an animal lover, i knew you knew it. multiple-choice question. you must wait for all options. in a recent interview on television, the vice president vice president of the
your reaction. roll tape. on fox is jeanine pirro talking about soft on crime consequences. i mean, what [laughter] what does that even mean, right? there s an alternate universe on some coverage. what s scary about it is a lot of people who watch that. david: she doesn t know what soft on crime means. do you? i know what soft on crime is. listen, jen cac jen psaki is running a cesspool of ignorance at the white house. she absolutely cam camouflages and covers and sugar coats everything that s presented to her just to conform to what they want out there for the public. soft on crime is exactly what you and i just discussed. all the d.a.s onboard, put in there by soros, and you just go over there and say, you know what? where do we attack it next? you need to fight crime the way we used to fight crime, not with a political agenda behind it. when the crime is this, fight it. look what s happening in chicago