The sights, sounds, and tastes of Germany are back with the annual Oktoberfest extravaganza."Guten tag," said C.R. Parsons, one of the folks in charge of the em
point. this is not just possibly and ultimately a saving to people who buy and use those drugs. if i use none of those drugs, the saving, timmy, is part of the taxpayer, saving right? the 50 billion dollars plus over ten years? that s at a minimum. that s at the beginning of this list. that s the starting gate for negotiations. absolutely. look, from paul ryan, the republicans have been railing against the cost of, medicare the cost of deficits. they ve done nothing about it. joe biden is the first president who says, okay. let s reduce the cost of medicare. you know how you reduce the cost? you go after the excessive fees. one of the excessive costs is pharmaceuticals. they re making billions of dollars of profits. it s going to stop buybacks and shareholders. the american people are getting fleeced. and president biden is saying, no. organist up. it we re gonna negotiate. we re gonna have americans pay the same price as places other countries around the world pay. you know who is f
climate and that s what he told donors in new mexico this past week. trey: we have a debate coming up wednesday night, i bet you that every one of these candidates, potential nominees think it is a problem and i bet not a single one of them is going to talk about reforming the entitlement of mandatory spending so how do we have fiscal responsibility as you alluded to on the senate floor without tackling mandatory spending and is there a political will to do so? you have to address those in the candidates audit address that and you audit talk about what we can do to get the car to be moving in a positive way. timmy is cutting back on the reckless spending and republicans will do that as eliminating a chokehold of government republicans and it s about unleashing american energy, i hope these candidates talk about what i refer to as the hidden americans the people to go to work every day they are
climate and that s what he told donors in new mexico this past week. trey: we have a debate coming up wednesday night, i bet you that every one of these candidates, potential nominees think it is a problem and i bet not a single one of them is going to talk about reforming the entitlement of mandatory spending so how do we have fiscal responsibility as you alluded to on the senate floor without tackling mandatory spending and is there a political will to do so? you have to address those in the candidates audit address that and you audit talk about what we can do to get the car to be moving in a positive way. timmy is cutting back on the reckless spending and republicans will do that as eliminating a chokehold of government republicans and it s about unleashing american energy, i hope these candidates talk about what i refer to as the hidden americans the people to go to work every day they are
indictment and arrest says the counter programming would suggest, even donald trump knows that some themes of his candidacy just are too hot. in some ways, dave, he s having his cake and eating it to. we are hearing the arraignment is going to be no earlier than thursday. in theory, he can step on the afterglow if that is what you want to call it, of the debate, by getting arraigned. which seems like, again, a very odd thing to try to sell yourself with a criminal indictment. nonetheless, maybe that is part of the playbook. i am sort of confused by the fact that he s choosing to sit down with tucker carlson. a man who said, he s in a court filing, saying that i hate donald trump passionately. timmy, that seems like the sort of thing that would be unforgivable in the book of trump. but no? he s transactional. i m surprised because how do you even watch tucker carlson these days? truly, how are the republican super voters able to watch the counter programming that donald trump is try