inflation. as well as the headwinds associated with the disruptions caused by the pandemic s affect on supply changes and the effects of supply side disturbances to oil and food markets resulting from russia s war in yurik e. ukraine. i said that inflation would be transitory. what i was not anticipating was a scenario in which we would end up contending with multiple variants of covid that would be scrambling our economy and global supply chains. i was not envisioning impacts on food and energy prices. we have seen from russia s invasion of ukraine. steve: you know, something else she did was she defended the administration, all that government spending. even, you know, she blamed putin, she blamed coronavirus. of course, you can expect that
their lives are worse off. ainsley: he fought to undo these harsh punishments. and he fought so that people didn t have to stay behind bars for a long time. he oversaw 35% reduction in the population of san francisco residents in state prisons. a 37% decline in adult jail population and a 57% decline in the juvenile jail population. his parents were too leftist weather underground individuals activists who spent decades behind bars. steve: that was what he was trying to do. there are a bunch of woke d.a.s across the country going you know the crime really stinks in my town, too. i wonder if i m next. because whether it is, and you can think of some cities here in the east and out west as well. and perhaps we got a taste of it. remember it was a couple of months ago when it was announced that in san francisco, the ultra liberal school board, three of the members had been recalled as well. just as mr. boudin was
those people would have voted to get rid of the woke d.a. presumably, too. that margin of 60-40 could have been even bigger a resounding rejection of these pro-criminal policies that exist. he talked about a right wing billionaire, steve. it was a left wing billionaire in george soros who had been installing d.a.s across the country that brought them to this point. right. he and others were these woke d.a.s were swept into office a couple of years ago with, you know, the progressive wave of a new kind of policing. and a new kind of justice. and now people have had a good look at it. and they don t like it. pete: swift turn around. steve: that s why so many people are forecasting there is going to be a wave election this november this time it will be the republicans taking over. and ainsley, one of the contributing factors, probably the biggest one is people have less money in their pockets. whatever they are buying it costs so much more than it did a year ago. ainsley: affectin
steve: lucas, thank you very much. surge in crime. people don t like the shoplifting and carjacking and don t like people stealing your cars. they don t like getting robbed. they don t like getting murdered because there is just a feeling across san francisco as we have here in new york city that you are simply unsafe today. ainsley: they have to leave their cars open, unlocked and their trunks they say unlocked because they are scared they don t want someone to break in and then they have to fix their car. pete: or notes in the car that say there is nothing in here to steal even evening by evening basis. they don t want to live in open air homeless drug encampment which so many parts of san francisco have become because they refuse to enforce laws because victims are the ones that are favored over people that are trying to live their lives. it s encouraging to see that even liberals who might believe what chesa boudin is saying see how that is lived out. ideas have consequen
mid-atlantic, let s take a look at it we do have some severe is thunderstorms popping up across texas and oklahoma. the panhandle there. portions of central alabama and then across the ohio river very well that s where we could have the stronger storms this afternoon. already starting to see the potential for hail and damaging winds and maybe even tornadoes. other big story is the fleet california stretching into texas where it s going to feel well over 100 degrees in a lot of these states so, excessive heat warnings are in effect. that s going to be ongoing not only for today but the rest of the workweek as we have this frontal boundary and south of it is where we are seeing the heat or feeling the heat and the potential for showers and thunderstorms again for parts of ohio, the tennessee, the mississippi river valley stretching in towards the mid-atlantic. all right, steve doocy, over to you, my friend. steve: thank you very much. it s going to be warm across the country but 13 day