that is being echoed. a circular echo chamber. the financial effects are something quite different. what the pollsters put out there. the pollsters got everything out wrong in the fall. say pollsters follow the models. you can t protect them accurately. predict often. they try to flush over the fact that, you know, amy vaulter, the reporter, was saying we re going to the 35 seat majority republican senate. it didn t quite happen, lawrence. you find some get intimidated by the economics profession. you see whether or not it is our old friend, larry summers out there, talking bidenomics. there is this rudy giuliani jfk junior, alan dershowitz, john terrell, whose things you get attention by cynicism. let s talk about the facts instead of throwing around ideology. the facts are, uniformly positive. we haven t seen an economy like this. the biden administration has been more successful
programs never worked, they never will, and when you re talking about massive bureaucracy you re talking about massive fraud. and the challenge is, as you re pointing out kayleigh, the taxpayer is the one suffering most. kayleigh: you think a doubling, so president trump leaves office, bring in joe biden, it doubles, and the biden administration, they describe these overpayments as lingering challenges. but it seems a little bit more than just a challenge. well, they re in a business they shouldn t be. their fda is spending more time trying to do the chemical abortions than they are trying to bring food prices down. kayleigh: true. this is the problem, what do they call it now, bidenomics. the reason we have now 10% of americans on food stamps is because prices are so high. this is where government shouldn t be doing and this is one of the reasons there s a difference between the two parties. one wants limited government, the others, the ones in charge right now in washington,
process over the next year and a half, you know, policy is what presidential campaigns are about. policy is what your elections are all about. and when we say we want to drain the swamp, these are reasons why. if we as a society are going to have help programs for people in need, we should help people in need, not looking to have all of this fraud out of washington, dc. kayleigh: yeah, hand up not a handout. you mentioned bidenomics, his fancy new word that biden s embracing, over the next 72 hours biden and his surrogates employing throughout the states touting bidenomics. do you think it s going to work. if we don t mix it up with obama nomics talking bidenomics, all policies are the same your taxes go up you have less benefit and you have miserable lives because they re making decisions outside of the american philosophy which is individualism, that we put our labor on the table and we can flourish in our lives. this is not what bidenomics is about. it s about taking from the we
to be on the upside of that, because right now all the indices, as you know, stephanie, better than anyone, is heading in that direction. in the worst-case it may but it may it ll stabilize. you re not gonna have 11% inflation this time this year. you re not gonna have $7 gas and gasoline unless you are so there are risks, for sure, but i think in terms of an economic message, biden should take that biden economics mantra and wear it. because up to now, they haven t on anything. so this may be a good way to focus peoples attention on very much on what we needed was saying in a way that they buy into it. when we come back, my one-on-one interview with treasury secretary janet yellen. we re talking bidenomics, inflation, even immigration, when the 11th hour continues. the 11th hour continues for less than all this.
the national deficit, but doesn t point out, obviously, that majority is from the end of emergency spending from covid. so, there were things in there you had to fact check along the way. sandra: and we will continue 20 do just that. doug holtz-eakin, former director of the congressional budget office and robert wolf, former economic adviser to president biden and fox news contributor. bidenomics, building the economy from the middle out and the bottom up, robert wolf, by making smart investments in america, educating and empowering american workers to grow the middle class, said he did not come up with the name, if i could play off this sound, gillian turner put the question to the president earlier today. listen. sir, you said you didn t know what the hell bidenomics is. can you tell us what it is?