he s getting by on $1,000 a month in disability payments and now the third rent increase to the mobile home park since 2018. this time around, 6% increase. now, half the residents at this mobile home park, they are striking. they are not paying rent and 30 of them are served with eviction notices. some of the residents are going to be forced to leave homes they have been living in for possibly years over the increased rent. i should say we did reach out to the mobile home park, ridge view homes in upstate new york, we have not heard back just yet, john. john: could be a lot of angry people out there. lydia, thank you. sandra. sandra: bring in alicia now, wall street journal editorial board member and glad to have you on the program, an article,
months things are going to look a lot worse. sandra: when we start to see consumers changing their habits and only going into the stores and buying the necessities, what they actually need versus what they want. you are entering a completely different economy than we have been. editorial board member from the wall street journal, appreciate you joining us today. thank you very much. thank you. john: fox news alert, sandra, police in dallas holding a news conference on the shooting at an airport in texas, dallas love field that was breaking during yesterday s edition of america reports. sandra: jeff paul has been monitoring the news conference, what are we learning and hearing about the suspect s past? yeah, learning the suspect just prior to the shooting approached a ticket counter saying she had an announcement to make. that s when according to an affidavit the suspect, 37-year-old portia odufuwa, then shouted i m going to blow this
reliability corporation says roughly two thirds of the us face heightened risk of power outages, looking at the upper midwest facing a capacity shortfall leading to a high risk of energy emergency. the entire western us is at elevated risk of power outages with spikes in energy use. we are back with dan heninger and wall street journal editorial board member alicia finley. alicia, in my long life i cannot remember similar warning for all of the, so much of the united states. why is this happening? the true driving factors are:to nuclear plants have been shutting ground driven by renewables. the second factor is the drought, hydropower in the western united states, which mostly rely on the upper northwest, and so does
germany, europe s largest and richest democracy declines to provide weapons to your great leaving some trick questions berlin s commitment to deterring russian progression. here with a closer look on how europe is responding and what is at stake for the u.s. in the standoff with moscow, wall street journal editorial board member joe sternberg in london and editorial page writer anna in warsaw poland, gentlemen welcome. so joe, let s start with you. the president says total anonymity is that true between the allies in u.s.? there is unanimity if they are unanimous but they don t agree with each other. this has not been a good movement for nato and its european allies so far. for a bunch of reasons. where i am sitting in london, the british government really does want to do the right thing in regards to working with partners to try to deter russian aggression in the
carley: we all hang out with our high school friends. the house gop is adding 13 members to its so-called democrat exit list. todd: bill mcgurn, fox news contributor and wall street journal editorial board member, good to see you. happy turkey day, going after some entrenched democrats here. we are not talking people who have been here for two years, some have been your lifetime. is it a fund-raising tactic what do republicans think they can flip the seats? is both was look at the last two elections, 2020, republicans did better in the house vote than people thought. nancy pelosi has a slim majority and they think they will do