choice that voters have next november now, the other piece of this i that they want the economy t be better, obviously, the whit how s does - and that is something they hop people will start to fee better on once the policy that the president has enacted sinc he took office start to take effect that is their theory of th case but they also feel that this freedom argument, that if hi opponent s former presiden trump or somebody very muc like him, that that is a argument that democracy, freedom, people taking awa your rights, that that i something that would reall resonate maybe the make people think twice even if they are feeling badly about. the economy. and, of course, reminder, w were in an absolute economic freefall win we were in th depths of covid. we are not there anymore mike, let s talk about irony the republican nationa committee responded to biden s announcement with a video that was made entirely of artificially - of artificial intelligence generated images watch this
single poll, the lowest approval, rating depending on which poll it isth that they ve ever had, you know, culminating with a 33% approval rating with quinnipiac and is there anything that they could do within the range that they have and that is keeping the climate alarmists religious cult happy because i don t see anything that they can do on the economy t or on the borders that will satisfy the base of this new democratic party, which means he s in a box. he s got toth justot hope and py that things get better and that s not usually how it works. it doesn t workalal that way. f shawn, people won t vote foren you if they feel like you re not listening to themot or not i connecting with him. and he s clearly not he s down in the polls among suburbanom women key toen his victory in twenty twenty among independents, key to his victoryctor and young peoplp who overwhelmingly voted for him in twenty twenty . they ve all just cratered in their approval of his performance in the job and on k
struggle even more with filling jobs because we re having a tough time to begin with. obviously that is a national problem but if you force these individuals who do not want to follow the mandate for whatever reason they are going to stay home. what does that do? it compounds fact that you have a number of other workers staying home, one because they haven t gone back to work yet since the start of the pandemic. two, following this omicron variant. they re not in the city. what does this do? it destroys the economy t makes it even more difficult for these liberal and progressive mayors throughout our country to enact their agenda with taxpayer dollars. what will they do? they will do it anyway. these cities go into more of a death spiral, and as a result we re in the situation we re in, will. will: you ask how much is connected to our health. let s walk through this really quickly you can add one, one, and one up to 3:00. carley made the point. what does canceling pausing student loan
$40 billion, $60 billion, $100 billion, the trade war hurts them, it doesn t hurt us. so we ll see what happens. and republican leaders in congress are increasingly speaking out against president trump s proposed tariffs. the rare public disagreement between gop members and the president is being fueled by lawmakers concerns that retaliatory efforts could raise consumer prices and slow the economy. thus hurting the chances of republican lawmakers running in the midterm. mitch mcconnell who has so far remained silent stressed that point just yesterday. there is a high level of concern about interfering with what appears to be an economy that is taking off in every respect. we are urging caution that this develop into something much more dramatic that could send the xhik economy t economy the wrong direction. and it follows remarks by paul ryan who said his members
you re now hooked on the drugs. it s a lifelong battle to get off of this. the consequences of everyone around you, for the economy t there are big consequences for vote. if we have a lot of heroin users. # to talk about drug addiction. i prefer that. we talk about alternatives to sentencing. having this human reaction, the sense of addiction, but also again kind of shocked there was so little criminalization because in other drugs we ve talked about and covered oh, there is. it depends where you live. if you go to state of maine, they ve got a republican governor who is very much cracking down. he s got proposed legislation right now to increase the number of drug agents in the state of maine. prosecutions are up. in vermont, that governor held the state of the it state and talked all about hoirn.