november of 2020 and november of 2020be one quote, the bottom 20% of earners spent three hundred nine more on food seven hundred sixty one dollars more in energy for seventy six more on shelter. three hundred ninety more another commodities and two hundred and twenty four dollars more in other services. and those are the numbers from november they ve isn t dramatically since then and they re continuing to rise nationally. meat, poultry, fish eggs up 13%, in san francisco a dozen eggs is almost five dollars. orange juice in miami is over four bucks. b sore it s a chicken in boston,n a pound of ground. beef hamburger in l.a. six dollars and thirty four cents a pound of bacon in new york city seven twenty eight in chicago last year green grapes cost two hundred two dollarsos and fifty cents a pound, another fourhi dollars. the price of chicken wingstho in the catskills went from eight dollars to twenty bucks or something else. if you try to drink a pint ofne guinness in california yesterd
0 by istanbouli ticket to seattle . netwenty seven presenting partnr usa. good evening and welcome to tucker carlson tonight areld a lot of things going on around the world at the moment but we thought we would begin tonight with a report from oour own country just to give you something a little differentnt fromat what you ve been watching every moment of every day for the past three weeksksas on your screen are pictures fromyn brooklyn, new york . these are people waitingth in line at a food bank. the queue stretches for blocks. it s what we used to call a bread line. otst of these people are not homeless or not addicted tohe drugs. some of them have jobs they just can t afford enough food. very few living americans have ever seen anything like this . it s been nearly 100 yearses since the united states experienced widespread food shortages. that s long enough that most of us have forgotten what it means . and here s what it means. if you want to make a society volatile, not just an