president declared that there is just no way that he could have seen this coming. a lot of parents are watching about baby formula. a few questions, all of a sudden it s on the front page of every newspaper and that is important. should you have taken those steps sooner before this happened? if we would ve been better mind readers, i guess we could have, but we moved as quickly as it became apparent to us. we have to move with caution as well as speed. tammy: it s on the cover of the newspapers, so he has to deal with it. the administration and their allies are putting blame, a washington post fact checker called it an outrage. and yesterday the press secretary spoke out and bette midler said try breast-feeding, it s free and available on demand. meanwhile, another individual placed blame on a woman wanting to starve small children in the government stockpiling formula for illegal immigrants. and another blame the united states for not having federally paid maternit
shortage. he actually got planes landing in the dark of night and followed where they were taken to illegal immigrants. and by the way, nearly got arrested. we will tell you that whole story and remember, you are paying for those flights. but for us tonight, an important update on republican pennsylvania senate candidate kathy barnett. in the last week out of nowhere, she surged into second place in the polls in pennsylvania is very crowded republican senate primary rate. the candidate i endorse, that president trump indoors, is holding up to the number one spot. it s easy to see why kathy barnett is picking up steam. we ve had her on this program. she is a very impressive person an incredible life story. but because she was pulling so low, just until the last week or so unfortunately kathy barnett has not done any rigorous vetting bid that is now proving to be a massive problem in this race. here is why. in 2020 she was not a serious candidate in her congressional race. she
presence. they were busy and it s up their minds. said they spent all their time and all their money buying gifts for a kid down the street so all the things that you asked for a gift to another 9-year-old you ve never met. how does it make you feel? will you would be crushed, but you would also be vindicated. you would know for a dead certain fact that your parents really didn t love you they are really even that interested in you. that s how a lot of americans felt last night watching the house of representatives approved yet another massive aid package for ukraine. like i get nothing against ukraine but we could probably use that money here right about now. after a hundred years of virtually uninterrupted wealth generation the american economy appears to be faltering in ways that are scary to anyone is paying attention. even people who are paying attention can sense that there s something really wrong. most people aren t working but those who are are getting poorer quickly
while incomes go down the stock market is plunging that means that retirement funds are getting destroyed, the cost of everything that you buy in every store you go to is continuing to spike. make no mistake economic devastation is here with no end in sight sadly. gas prices guess what? we had another record high today. diesel too another record high and they soon may be a diesel fuel shortage. utilities in this country there up a whopping 22%. fuel oil is up a whopping 80%. used cars are anywhere between 22, 40%. the rep over 13% and by the way when you finally buy one the msrp sticker shock is above msrp is gonna be about massive. looking for a plane ticket? that s up 33%. meat is 14%, ex 22%, milk is 14%. according to economists still need to folk over over 5,000, $200 more per household this year because of joe biden inflation and over $2,000 by the way every american that drives a car they will pay an extra $2,000 on gas prices alone. already as i said two-thirds of amer
out of growing season. so we can t control that. we can typically produce about 60% of the double crop, but the other still always risk involved that i m by myself. couple things i wanted to be able to talk about here. what we had just walked through back there. yep? laura: yep. part meaningless small talk. there you go. please, sit down. one of the things i want to put to rest, everybody looks at me and says, have you ever been on a farm? and i remind them what nobody knows. i come from the state of delaware, single largest industry in delaware and the delmarva of delaware virginia peninsula that goes down is agriculture. laura: thank you rand mcnally. and more talk of spending money that we don t have. earlier this year the u.s. department of agriculture announced it would invest $250 million to boost verity fertilizer production. and i turned to tom and said double that and make it 500 million. it s so desperately needed. laura: why stop there? what s desperate