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better have a alternative. ainsley: exactly. brian: alternative wind and solar are not yesterday to heat our homes on a regular basis and not ready to fuel our cars. ainsley: what about electric cars? people can t afford them. steve: exactly right. but the administration doesn t care because they are not going to abandon their green agenda. they want to inflict some pain upon people so that they stop driving as much or, brian, to your point, taking vacations and stuff like that. there is a great story this morning in the the washington post that just frames it perfectly about how challenging these times are for the middle class. they tell a story of a woman who is a teacher down in louisiana. and she is middle class. but she makes too much money to qualify for food stamps or any assistance. and do you know what she is doing to get by so that her family can have food on the table? she don t united states plasma twice a week every month and she winds up with 400 or $500 if sh
miguel marquez introduces us to one woman in bucharest, romania, trying to ease the plight of those escaping war. reporter: there are many normal everyday romanians who have stepped up to the call. we are in a house south of bucharest, they have taken in right now they have 31 people living here. i just want to give you, a good example of how many people. these are the shoes for some most of the people that are here. many of them are out doing other things right now. they have cared for about 61 people, in all, over the last two weeks. they have three more refugees coming tonight. and it s alina bravo who is a sort of an organizer here in bucharest. you are doing this. what tell us what we re this is the the entryway to this house. the coats, all these donations. what are we looking at here? you are looking at our house that my husband and i decided to sell last year. we moved to bucharest to be close tore the kindergarten. and it was empty and when everything started in uk
she is like no, like it s not true. she is like same thing you know, look this is your army making war, not ours. i said, mom, they are bombed. like it s crazy we cannot live here. it s what is happening, it s like huge. it s war and she is like until today, she don t believe me. like, she is my mother. i am telling her what is happening. like, that we are going to shelters, you know, we hear bombs. there is like attacks. and she said she is she is not believing me. so, i stopped talking to her because, like, what can i can t if she don t believe her own daughter, she s totally brainwashed from tv, you know, because their tv all propaganda. that woman in sumy says her own bother doesn t believe her when she tells her there is a war going on. a political reporter from the
While there aren't many big releases due this month due to it being December, there's still a thrilling collection of sounds coming out of Scotland worth seeking out