they are now surging inwe hav the polls. we have fulle coverage straight ahead on all of these keye th races. these are moste the most importr midterm races, possibly inblic. our lifetime, possibly in the history of this great republic. canmy words could not possibly afnvey the urgency i am feeling for the country that we allerda love, because after yesterday s hismal inflation news, another 40 year high common sensethei americans, they are rightly concerned about their future. ii they are rightly losingn an confidence in joe biden and the new extreme socialist climate cult. alarmist democratsclimate . pol and by the way, we have a new ap poll out. look at this. 46% of our fellow americans consider their financial, personal financial situation toe be poor poor. remember, the average family is paying seventy two hundred dollar0 mores more than they wes paying under donald trump for the exact same items, bare it wa necessities. now, remember, it was biden remehis failed admi
discourse day today. not all of this was nowadays, you better watch what you say. there s always someone in person or online who can tell you that you can t say that, it s problematic. there are so many words and phrases off-limits. it s hard to keep off track. some say peanut gallery is classist and racist. first world problems is also classist. tone-deaf is in ablest. mom and dad assumes traditional gender roles. there s always something that seems to be a new word. syndicated talk show host is with us now to explain good to be with you. good to talk to you. all of my career, never called for a host to be fired. i believe in something called freedom. we can t make people watch our shows or listen to my radio s show. i believe in freedom. but that s not the prevailing view. sadly, it s not. always thought we went to the universities to hear other people s ideas. not necessarily agree with them, but learned something about what i had to say. now, we see surv
overall lack of appreciation that has affected, in my view, our view of a society over the last 30-40 years. my tv shows, the two you mentioned as well as how america works are an attempt to tap the country on the shoulder and say if we do not hang onto this fundamental appreciation for the kinds of jobs that make civilized life possible for us, we are going to have a list of unintended consequences longer than your arm. did covid change that in some ways? did we get a greater appreciation for people who work in the medical field everybody from doctors, nurses, orderlies, everybody in between? did we get a greater appreciation for truck drivers? if they weren t trucking, packers weren t packing, farmers weren t farming, we wouldn t have survived. i think people have a little bit of an increased appreciation? i hate to paint with too brought a rush, but i know i do. i know the zoom world, the conversation we are having right
sanctions on enough of a dramatic level before he was so deep in that the humiliation wasn t going to let it stop and that you weren t going to have the simplicity of negotiations for regions of the east or mariupol to be able to make the bridge from crimea. and now it was going to be this full on assault. and here we are. okay, prior to zelenskyy, i didn t know a whole lot about zelenskyy, like a lot people until the infamous phone call. i still to this day think it was nothing to that phone call separate issue. but he had taken georgia. putin had taken georgia. no, wait. he annexed crimea in 2014. he has shown a willingness to annex take over land, showing territorial ambitions. so you get there, you re interviewing zelenskyy at this time. did he see this coming? did he believe that this was real? well, it s interesting because we had we had met initially zoom call back , did trust him a lot.
our society over the last thirty or forty years. my tv shows, the two that you mentioned, as well as how america works, are just an attempt to tap the country on the shoulder and say, hey, look, if we don t hang on to this fundamental appreciation for the kinds of jobs that make civilized life possible for the rest of us , we re going to have a list of unintended consequences longer than your arm. did covid change that in some ways? did we get a greater appreciation for people that work in the medical field? you know, everybody from doctors, nurses and orderlies and everybody in between did we get a greater appreciation for truck drivers if they weren t trucking and packers weren t packing and farmers aren t farming, we wouldn t have survived. do you think people now have a little bit of an increased appreciation? i hate to paint with too broad a brush. i know i do. i know that the whole zoome world, the conversation we re