what are we supposed to do? we need a change. we ve got to, seniors in high school going off to college with everything getting so expensive we don t know how we afford that. prices are going up, food, gasoline, everything is hard due to increases the cost of everything? who do you blame for the inflation problem? democrats. can t keep throwing money. have to have people working, providing goods and services not just choking people with money. pete: will he said what you said there. you can t print more money and choke away the services and rachel: when you listen to the speech about obama, social security, medicare, these are government programs that were promised, that were promised. work hard and contribute when the time comes things will be easier for you. that is the promise of social security. work hard? i mean these people are working
pete: they are ready to go. tough to find a state with more enthusiasm right now. especially amongst republicans for the candidates on top of the ticket in blake masters and kari lake here in arizona. i think reflected the early and robust attendance here at another broken egg. and we are going to talk to a couple voters right now. sir, what s your name. my name is art. pete: have you voted already by the way. yes i have voted on monday. pete: voted early early voting. what candidate and issue is important to you. my wife and i are both supporting blake masters and both volunteering for the first time in any political campaign and supporting him. the biggest thing for me i m retired. i have been retired for fine years and inflation is really hurting with the way prices are going up. gasoline, food, everything. it s just hard due to the increases in the cost of everything. pete: who do you blame for that inflation problem? the democrats. they just can t keep throwing mon
myself and i ve been sounding the alarm about the climate issues that we are having in florida. i think that when we talk about resiliency, it can t just be us throwing money at our problems. but we actually have to get prepared. honestly, you know, we can debate this, we can critique this. but i don t know we were actually prepared for a storm of this magnitude. and i think that we have to take the climate crisis serious. we are seeing storms being more powerful. we are seeing storms doing apocalyptic damage, as one of the reporters in the last block before me said. and we have to make sure that we are taking care of our people, not only in our state, but also, you know, threw out the organization. florida s gonna have to answer questions, not just about how rebuild happens, but where rebuilding happening is gonna happen. thank you florida state representative michelle trainer, we are praying for you all and continue to do the work.
side, we are grateful for the it because even on the conservative side, we are gratefulfor the money but we don t want be the party but we don t want to be the party responsible for doing this and throwing money at the problem. it is slit throwing money at the problem. it is s - lit the throwing money at the problem. ft 3 split the tourist down the middle with what you would call a one nation wing and actually liking the fact that the government is throwing money at the problem. i think ultimately those on the other side of the free market were saying, this is a ridiculous splurge, i think they re missing the point. but is about to be felt by the parsons country in the situation which is not just country in the situation which is notjust unique to britain but the scale of what is coming, merit some kind of response in the windfall tax in 1981 in 1982 in the depths of the recession where people were hurting and i think there is a logic to it but people don t know how to respond to it. ~
to keep around because she makes us happy. you know, day began, i get the feeling that cromwell wants like a government subsidy to offset the price differential that musk got with electric cars but he wants it with soy milk. dagen: is that wrong, though? the government s throwing money like elon musk would not exist without government money pouring into that company. he s vegan, he s 82. cromwell looks pretty good. greg: yeah well you re vegan. dagen: sometimes. and i do like the fact that he s calling out starbucks hypocrisy because they re pumping and humping this green agenda, we re going to get rid of, we re going to move away from meat based or animal based products, and he s like okay, if you re going do that then why is it so much more expensive. you need to walk the talk and encourage people to use these