you have, as you ve just been talking about, inflation is cumulative, just because it s only up 3.2%, that means it s up 3.2%. it keeps increasing, almost like compound interest. it just keeps getting bigger and bigger and bigger, and the policies that they put in place are not addressing the problems americans are facing. they can t pay these bills. they can t bear these expenses. you are seeing incredible frustration in the economy. it shows up in the polling. just talk to anybody as you say at a grocery store, talk to somebody at a grocery store, convenience store, at the gas station. everybody is going to talk about how prices have gone up and they cannot afford to continue under these economic policies. we need change in 2024. this is the new normal, what will continue to happen with these economic policies. sandra: interesting analysis and observation, we ll have a woman on this program, she and her husband are veterans, bought their home on a v.a. loan, worries her now adult c
tested, the most qualified and proven conservative in this race. i was a leader in the congress of the united. i led indiana, where we balanced budgets and had a triple-a rating when i was governor and as vice intopresident of the united sta, we spent funding to backfill on the the the military cuts of the obama administration. and theny we were there in the worst pandemic in 100 years. all right. here with us now, former vice president mike pence. mrean: her. president, how are ? good to see you again. thank you for being here. thaning herek you. i m the best prepared most tested. it then you had a little exchange with the v.a. and was over thisi issue. it s you actually said it s not and for on the jos notimeb. not time for a rookie. right. and called him out when he saidy that and quoted him saying that a president can t do everythinig . right.e well, i mean, he s flashy. ba seahe s got a great smile.t very personable, smart, obviously successful.