early, white house bureau chief at politico, jonathan lemire former white house director of communicationspalmieri she s co-host of showtime s the circus. pulitzer prize winning columnist and associate editor of the washington post , eugene washington attorney and contributing columnist for the washington post, george conway joins us this morning. great to have you all here. willie, why don t you hold up morning joe s official newspaper of record. what s on the front? it s happening. joe, it s happening. aaron rodgers coming to the new york jets. leaving the packers. it ll be an exciting new era for the team that s not been to the playoffs in a dozen years. it s going to also be very, very exciting for headline writers at t the new york post, as conspiracy theories spill out at press conferences my god, this is like a dream come true for the headline writer at the post. jets fans are excited they ve needed a quarterback for a long time. they had zach wilso
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the greatest political jiu-jitsu move, but abandoning those policies was done. laura: will be riveted. i can t wait. i m laura ingraham and this is the ingraham angle. seven weeks before the midterms if you can believe it. the last gasps, that s the focus of . hannity: in all seriousness folks, that s all biden speaks, the democrats have so much to be proud of before the midterms. 8.3% is the year-over-year number, coming in hotter than expected and hotter than a lot of economists and people on this panel had thought. since the middle of last year, we ve seen that inflation is going up faster than wages. if you ingest paychecks for inflation, there actually shrinking. robbery has jumped 19%. hannity: heck of a job joey. but at least the democrats always had the pandemic to help them hold onto power. or until biden messed that up on 60 minutes. of the pandemic is over. we still have a problem with covid, still doing a lot of work on it. but the pandemic is over
prices surge. more bad news on inflation just weeks from election day. folks are still struggling. we can t kid ourselves about that. how long will prices stay high? and will voters trust the president to fix it? white house economic adviser cecil yeah rouse is next. midterm match-ups, as voters start to cast their ballots vgts we ll look at two key contests. arizona governor s race with republican kari lake and democratic katie hobbs. i m proud of the work we did in 2020. as biden makes a swing out west i love being in colorado. we ll talk to that state s democratic senator and his joe o dea. president biden debates how to punish one global power and keep another from deadly escalation. the threats and the u.s. response with national security adviser jake sullivan. hello. i m dana bash in washington where the state of our union is wondering what the country will look like in 23 days. as we count down to the midterm elections, the president of the united
hobbes. state of the union starts right now. ? prices surge. more bad news on inflation just weeks from election day. folks are still struggling. we can t kid ourselves about that. how long will prices stay high? and will voters trust the president to fix it? white house economic adviser cecilia rouse is next. midterm match-ups, as voters start to cast their ballots, we ll look at two key contests. arizona governor s race with republican kari lake and democratic katie hobbs. i m proud of the work we did in 2020. as biden makes a swing out west i love being in colorado. we ll talk to that state s democratic senator michael bennet and his republican opponent joe o dea. president biden debates how to punish one global power and keep another from deadly escalation. the threats and the u.s. response with national security adviser jake sullivan. hello. i m dana bash in washington where the state of our union is wondering what the country will look like i