inflation. take a look and i agree s with what chairman paul said last week that theeek number one threat is the strengthon in strength that we build is inflation. look, i know you ve got to be frustrating. no, i can taste it for inflation and it s going to take any responsibility or policy. i think our policy is to helppde nots hurt. think about think about what they say the vast majority of the of the of the economist think that this is going to be a real tough problem to solve. but it s not because of spending screaming at the tv. how have they helped joe now since joe has clearly lost any ability to communicate becauseog of this cognitive decline? allow me to m trye to translate for him. there s no plan to curb inflation, by the way. it s notay transitory either. there s no plan to lower gas prices, is no plan to spur on economic growth or as bloomberg reported, quote, inside the administration there is a sense of frustration, doom and some say magical thinking about
fifty two hundred dollars extra and biden inflation. now if you put those twou facts together and then you artificially reduce the supplyf of the lifeblood of the world s economy and that is o oil, gas and coal like joe biden did when he became president. and now you beg iran and venezuela and opec to produce the oil that we could be producing ourselves. when you do that larry. ev isn t that a guarantee that everything you buy in every store youst go to iser going to cost more because supply demand crisscross and dictate the price and you reduce the supply? demand remains constant. that means we re paying more for everything. and he caused am i wrong in that analysis?lysis? no, look, you re basically right. basically i got to be the cruelest t minus. gois ahead. t yeah, no, you re working on a good solid b okay, we can we can work. thanks a lot. inflation is the cruelestt inflation is the cruelest tax