allowed. jonathan turley, appreciate it professor, thank you.. thank you. tucker: so it s interesting inflation is obviously going up. they say it s a little over 6%. clearly much higher than that in some places with some product. no one likes this except people who have massive amounts of debt suddenly costing them less to pay off. the average person is hurt by this and hates it, maybe that s why the people know better than you are suddenly telling you that inflation is great. it s good that everything costs more. you do make a really good point that inflation as aoo product of demand has an upside, correct? right. to the extent that it s coming from a strong economy, a strong consumer. that s not a bad thing. this is the fastest recovery right now in recent memory. demand is high. wages for the bottom 40% of workers areh. riding very fast. fast enough to help overcome
what is the big central problem that everyone is rightly discussing right now. inflation. while nobody likes to pay more, on average, we have the money to do so. household savings hit a record high. republicans want you to believe the economy is doom, terrible. in reality, unemployment at its lowest point since the pandemic began. the economy isn t bad. people are mad because everything is late and things costs a little bit more. tucker: these people are so partisan, literally say anything. they will look right into the camera and lie as long as it helps their political candidate, in this case joe biden. i mean, you got to think ifou people started to starve to death they would tell you it s good because the country is too fat. over at cnn, one of their anchors tweeted a picture of a refrigerator stocked with milk that s proof there is no supply chain crisis of course because we import all of our milk from china, these people are too stupid to be real.
suspended from twitter and facebook permanently, just for posting a documentary trailer. and i was really shocked by that but it really shines a light on what i think the narrative wast going to be and needed to be. tucker: that s very obvious. i have to ask so in the footage all of us have seen chansley is in the chamber with a cop right there. he is chatting with him. no hostility. presumably the cop is armed. if he was a violent there it is right there. it s on our screen. why did none of the police seem threatened at all or do anything about it? there are two of them in video. yeah. well, and that s the thing. you know, i actually after he was in the capitol, you know, jake s image hit the internet. well, we had interviewed him in december, actually, on another film we were making. so we had his cell phone numberw so i actually ran into him a few hours later and he was walking a around on the streets of d.c.s still in his makeup. people were talking to him.
colonoscopy, it s like riding a motorcycle. it s your choice to protect yourself in that way. so i think you are right about all of it. as for the politics, i don t really understand why the biden administration is doing this. you know, they got spanked in virginia. they nearly lost new jersey. you would have thought that would have woken them up a little bit but it doesn t seem to have. one last thing, pandemia, 12 days, i think it will open people s eyes even if they follow this. i hope you read it and everybody reads it. tucker: i have already read it. a you sent me a copy, and i loved it, alex berenson. i know, i know. tucker: thank you. thanks, tucker. tucker: we ll be right back. tucker. tucker. tucker: w
those happen to be, of course,e, the donors hot democratic party. they also happen to be the people who have gotten the richest over the past 10 or 20 years. the democrats are pursuing a set of policies they say the economy is good. but their policies are actually rewarding their friends in the technology and finance sector. it s slamming everybody else. and, look, if there is a real revolution in this country, it will come because people can t afford the basic necessities. of course, that s terrible for everybody. tucker: what if we levied say an 80% tax on server farms or private equity profits, do you think they would be in favor of that?it no, i think then they would really worry about the fact that the things that they use, the things that they need are actually more expensive. hoybe we should do that because it s time to penalize the folks who have gotten rich off of devastating the american middle class and the american worker. again, the only sectors that have done well jus