like many don't want his help. maybe it's because biden is out of touch with voter concerns. check out the new poll showing 63 percent of voters do not think the president is being attention to the most important issues. or perhaps it's because they were worried about what he may say. yesterday joe biden made a rare appearance on the campaign trail in pennsylvania with john federman who is fighting for a close race with dr. oz. while there, the president seem to forget who he was supporting. then we're going to be a great lady in the assessment. >> it is of course john federman's life, not the senate nominee for democrat party. but at least nine democrats in tight spaces have either said they want they do not want the president's help where they dodge the question altogether. he was asked about that twice and he clearly didn't appreciate the question. >> there haven't been that many candidates campaigning with you. >> it not true, there are 15. figure they're going to be a few more? >> jim ryan doesn't want you they are. warnock wouldn't say, do you think they are making a mistake? >> 16 have already gone. and another 20 or so. >> i've got about 16 or 18 request all over the country so i don't know who is going where. >> it's like a girl they keep saying she's with a guy and he keeps saying i'm not that into you, but without toth pressed her test too much. i want to take you back to the hour of the the president had it was on the economy number one issue we know markman shows 31 percent. >> specifically inflation for the first time for him. we have a clip from that he came up with the maga phrase, but now he's got new one, mega maga trickle down. >> it's not a referendum, it's choice. look at what i have inherited and what i've done. and look at what they are offering. it is mega maga trickle-down. mega maga trickle-down. the kind of policies that are filled before and they will fail again. it would mean higher inflation for the middle class. that is the choice we are facing. that's what i think we're going to do just fine. >> he's already done most of that, i have higher inflation for the middle class to the point where it is a attacks of epic proportions on them. charles payne shared with me last hour it's not needed to miss you would have to work a year and a half to get back to the pay that it takes to pay for the food in the gas and everything that you need in 2022. that means we will be behind the eight ball as a nation starting the first of the year even more than we are right now. we will be so far behind in wages. inflation and its ability to be diminished as brought on by lower deficit has been debunked. it doesn't even approach touching inflation by lowering the deficit until 2031. that mirrors also what whorton has said. they'd say they don't coincide all that much but if there were any flattening of any lines it might happen in 2031. do you know where this economy will be if we see where we are spending at the rate we are right now? those words because of the student loan and all the giveaways from the cbo. i thought that congressional budget office was something that administrations listen too. at least they used to. he is not. he says that up until the midterms, we have been back and forth. actually they had momentum in june after they overturn roe versus wade. they lost four points last month. they lost their mojo. he says the polls are over or over the place. another not. gop nationally is five points ahead of a generic democrat anywhere in the country right now as of today. he says oh, one more shift to our side, and that will happen before election day. we can't predict the future, but i can tell you he will be in rehobeth, he will be in delaware during crunch time the next few days and the kingmaker in the party, barack obama will be upstaging him. i don't know who he thinks is going to turn things around, but if it happens, it won't be him. again i think that's what we call wishful thinking. >> i call it delusions. >> i call it flat out lying. >> you look at the economic indicators, inflation a.to percent, it was 1.4 percent when he took office. gas prices, national average 385. putting all the facts here, there is one inescapable fan, this cnn pulling say the economy is full, poor, and i believe it's 20 to percent to say it's good. regardless of what facts he wants to use, this is how people feel. >> the economy is not doing well right now, i think the democratic party knows that. that's why you see not just joe biden, but pete buttigieg and brock obama and other people making sink this is a choice and we passed a bill that lowered drug prices for americans. that is just one that the economy isn't good right now, but republicans want to roll back some of that relief we have given to you. let's not forget millions of americans have already voted so we watch these polls go up and down every week. we see who has the momentum and who doesn't. i think over 5 million americans in places including like georgia. record numbers on track to outpace the 2020 midterms. but we don't know how they're voting. we don't want to gloss it over. it's irresponsible and just unfathomable that somebody would say elections aren't a referendum. they can be. of course are going to say that because they don't want to get graded on their economy they want to make it about the economy that you might prefer. i like the one that is winning, i like the one that has cheaper gas. but it is a choice. there are two people on the ballot. >> if you understand them wanting him to be a choice. also just with prescription drugs, different argument, the point is, every poll put this out, every single one, new york times every single one. shift a republican, shift to republican. we know the generic ballot always underestimates republican. >> 53 under. and they were pulling hired earth and joe biden was at this point come as you can imagine what it will be like in the house for it in the senate, that clear politics projection is 47 democrat momentum clearly in the republican paper. it is the messaging i think that bothers so many americans. when you hear the president just before last hour he tripled down on insisting that the economy is strong as well. he also said that gas prices are down sharply. what was that he said, nearly four dollars now. they are down sharply from an all-time high, it's purposely misleading. he also blames what he inherited when he came into office the economy was on an upswing coming out of covid. he also claims the gop wants to send jobs overseas. this is incredible. and then who is poll testing in the white house these days? mega mega triple down? that's how effective they were, that's the point. it's just silly talk when you talk like that. mega maga trickle down. >> if you would just keep quit saying it's getting better, gas prices are falling, inflation is deadly, if you just said i feel your pain, this is a tough time i feel you and i hear you. >> as opposed to eating ice cream and seen the economy is strong as and people look around and say the sky, clearly he's going to spin things in his favor, but that is a next level. >> those kinds of nicknames never work because the republicans embrace them and make t-shirts and it never sticks. by contrast, president biden always says he wants to not build the economy from the top down and the bottom up, but then how do you explain something like student loan debt relief which helps the wealthiest among us, the college educated, increases inflation and therefore affects the poorest among us in a negative way. i think one of the reasons why there are a lot of democrats not calling for him to campaign for them is not because of the stumbles and the bumbles, but because there hasn't been some unforced errors. he said that poll, 63 percent of people say i wish she'd focus more on the things that matter to me, one of those things i think as an unforced error are gas prices where there are more people in this country that are worried about gas prices than are of the climate conscious ego folks. if you made a speech and said listen, we're going to go to the green as much as we possibly can, but right now were in a crisis and we're going to deregulate when it comes to oil and gas. you would see his poll numbers go back up. mega maga trickle down. say it three times fast. a man convicted of a 2012 mop murder was exonerated and let out a prison last year. now that man is wanted in connection with another murder. and that da, he is facing possible impeachment. that is next. it's the subway series menu! 12 irresistible subs... like #11 subway club. piled with turkey, ham and roast beef. this sub isn't slowing down any time soon. i'll give it a run for its money. my money's on the sub. it's subway's biggest refresh yet. we can't wait any longer. climate change is here. already threatening san francisco's wastewater treatment plant at ocean beach. risking overflow sewage to dump 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exonerated him. now efforts are underway to impeach them as critics claim the policies for those cities spiraling crime crisis. krasner responded today with his own reasons for the crime wave. none of which have anything to do with him. >> right now, in a superheated election cycle, where part of the republican playbook is to point a figure at large diverse cities and state large diverse cities are lawless. what we see here is the same old playbook which is about coded and racist messaging. it's about blaming the biggest cd in pennsylvania with the biggest population for having the same national struggle we have with gun violence everywhere. and evening increases that are less than the committees counties. >> heat use that word racism not recidivism because the recurring crime by the same chris will criminals are his responsibility. he is having contempt in about an by the body, now he faces impeachment. you can't help but think of him. it is tied to senate can candidates like federman who supported this da and seeking a endorsement of a group by reclaim philadelphia. they said the police money in philadelphia was stolen from communities, this as federman said he was tough on crime and he was excited for the policies that await him. because of the crime and because of the past with words like mercy, for the criminals. >> absolutely. i think that there is a shift happening when it comes to crime when he comes to what is going on in oregon as well where there could be a republican governor or even in new york, john federman to your point, you feel like you can be a victim at any moment, that's when you know there needs to be a shift and is not just the inner cities, it's affecting the suburbs as well. he is known in the prison population as uncle larry because he is considered soft on crime. he gave this fan boy nickname. when you're the district attorney and your job is to defend the population and citizens and keep them safe and prosecute prisoners, that is a big problem. >> what do you make of democrats, you mentioned the governor the governor's, we will see how that shakes out. but some of them are running pretty far ahead. when you look at crime, how do you think the democrats have dealt with owning some of what they have signed on to. not all of them signed on to defund the police, but many of them have. to get most of them didn't. joe biden very notably did not. >> he did, but he's also past more funding for police across the country so we should give him credit for that. you talking about the organ race. it has a little further ahead, but when it comes to philadelphia and the requester, there are some politics at work here. he said i will testify in an open impeachment hearing publicly. the republicans trying to impeach him say we are going to do that privately. they knew the new suspect was exonerated because the criminal justice system gave him an unfair trial. there is not one reason this crime is happening which is awful. >> i wonder if we don't pick the -isms as a society that benefit the person trying to make that argument the most. i think you would have to, then how did he end up killing somebody? you know what i mean? he was already in the system. he had all this but in that one time that racism may have played a role. >> i think those issues are all over the problems we continue to have in this country and i think a lot of the language that is used on this issue is incredibly coded. i think the criminal justice system, if we have a system or not everyone goes to jail forever, where it not everyone gets the death penalty, how do you get to a place where people can be released from prison at the end of their sentences and not go on to recommit. that is a bigger question. >> it is a bigger question and i wish some of the liberal das were asking that question in answering it honestly. >> is speaking of questions. next week is a debate in pennsylvania at the one debate could get october 25th, we've been waiting. to get this will decide this race because you are going to see john federman on the stage having to answer for all of this. this is what i would ask, you said you support d8 larry krasner's policies you said he is progressive champion of the criminal justice reform in 2021 there were more homicides in philadelphia than any year in the history of this city. in 2022 it's only getting worse. do you still support larry krasner. i think that's a fair question and let's see how he answers. >> will they ask it? piggy the phone might be. >> we will move on. up next, elon musk poised to take over twitter by the end of next week and it seems he has big plans to shake it up. new document show he plans to strip the company down to the studs. he is going to cut that workforce i read by 75 percent. but at the end of the day, you know you have a team behind you that can help you. not having to worry about the future makes it possible to make the present as best as it can be for everybody. i recommend 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giants workforce, musk, who previously put low performing workers on notice he told him he would get rid of nearly 75 percent of the twitter workforce, that would whittle it down from 7,500 to a skeleton staff of just over 2,000. the deal is scheduled to close by the end of next week. marika met twitter executives deny this is happening. he has made comments about bloat at twitter. we don't know where this stands, we do know at 2,000 skeleton staff, perhaps there would be things they do need to be censored. >> i think we talked a lot on the show about how i don't have a twitter account anymore, but have followed this closely because exactly to your point, i am concerned that if he cuts down on staff, twitter is already overrun with like you said, child pornography, hate, racism, violent threats, i'm sure all of us have received them on twitter, i'm concerned there won't be enough people to do that. i'm sure if i worked at twitter today i would be sending my resume out. >> there is that issue which of course child pornography needs to be. i would save you're going to look to skeleton down the staff commit look for the people that say let's and when the largest the new york post. maybe start by doing an internal investigation. i heard they're going to bring the staff down to 280 characters. i stole that from twitter. >> you did, didn't you. >> i don't write my own stuff right twitter has always been a horribly run company. you look at facebook and google and social media platforms and their stocks have gone through the roof over the years and twitter has always petered along and that's because the revenues aren't there. but the fact that they are basically as super pack for the democratic party in 2020 if this doesn't get enough play, we became pyongyang. here is a legitimate story from the oldest daily newspaper in the country. they had the laptop, they had the e-mails and they locked out your account. censored the story, three weeks before an election. if you want to change the culture you have to change the culture and that means an overhaul of a lot of the employees that were behind this. >> i have total and complete confidence in elon musk. i think there is a line, but it's very clear that twitter is coming down on one side of that line. >> no doubt, and a lot of twitter employees said they would quit if elon musk but the company. it reminds me when people said they would move to canada if trump one, but people have built so i'm sure a lot of those employees are deleting that tweet. a lot of this if it does happen isn't just about releasing the replacing the old guard with the new. twitter spent 1.$5 billion last year on personnel. he does need employees that fact that as well or else someone is going to go rogue and you never know what's going to happen. he needs to trust people who work for him. elon musk owns tesla, space x, he is literally sending people to space and i think twitter is going to be the biggest headache for him out of all of his companies. forget you might have an internal investigation. there was some reporting from i believe bloomberg that one of the elements the biden administration may be looking at is twitter and see if he is, but basically foreign investors that our part of this deal and they may be scrutinizing this twitter deal. i personally don't have great confidence in the biden administration. >> i think these are important things to look into. they have had security violations they had people able to get access two personal data and personal accounts. this is going to be a headache for elon musk and it's going to be a headache for all of us. twitter is already like an un- guided missile. it's so hateful at times, i just think this is going to make it even worse in people might look elsewhere or just might go off of it. there are these other competing platforms we've all talked about, i think this is a headache and i don't like where this is going. >> we will see. i hope it goes toward free 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to keep the same school that so, on monday they get their words and their mouth, by friday they are tested on spelling those words and getting those math problems right on monday and tuesday as i it's okay to make the mistakes all the way up until thursday because you learned by making mistakes. by the time we get to friday they do great. last week they got every answer right, 18 out of 18, seven out of seven. it's a great feeling. the u.s. is currently 25th in the world. china as number one. we are behind australia, slovakia, and ireland in our education. so being tougher on students might be something we should look into more. if we coddle them now, it is a tough world out there it's competitive and they're not going to know what hits them when they go to the workforce and their not they're not being coddled anymore. >> a quick follow-up on that commit your statistics probably don't take into account the huge learning gap that our children have had since lockdowns, and then even when they came out of lockdowns commit many of them had suffered and we're still on those because half of you will be in school monday through friday, half of you will be in school monday and friday and then they'd switch so we weren't full-time for many kids across the country until last year. >> in the world, there were lockdowns all over the world so i think it evens out. twenty-fifth is unacceptable. >> coddling, or taste of failure. >> i love the disclaimer at the top, he talked for 43 years eat taught at princeton, then he goes to nyu and all of a sudden the kids have a problem with him and he is fired. he wrote this op-ed and has op-ed was fantastic he wrote about a put up zoom lectures, kids wouldn't attend i did zoom office hours, the kids would barely show up. he said this wasn't was at the stringed market decline in student participation from ten years ago. so i said okay, let's go write my professor. the kids come at the reviews are positive and negative but there were kids that said unless you're a slacker you're going to learn a lot about organic chemistry. it's a premed requirement if you can't pass this coming are not going to pass the rest. material as hard, opportunity for growth. the bottom line, the kids that did the homework love the professor. he wrote the textbook. shame on the students and faculty for getting him fired. into your point, if they don't pass organic chemistry you're not going too. >> do you want somebody who learned from jones or somebody they just have to wait work through the clays. >> it's funny because i went to as well, i went to quinnipiac and a lot of my friends went in thinking they were going to be doctors and then they took organic chemistry and they switched to business they became business majors which is also hard, but it's not organic chemistry hard. >> i want a professor for my children that sees their potential and can motivate them through the failures, can say to my children or any child, you know what, you didn't succeed for the great, but you did because you tried your best from it next time you know you have to couple that with maybe some different ways to quiz yourself before the test. maybe it's flashcards, maybe you do extra lab time in that organic chemistry class. they never asked me to do that because i had a penchant for blowing stuff up, it wasn't my lane. you want somebody who's not only going to be tough, tough is okay, but tough with expectations for that child. we will be right back for in case you missed it next. ♪limu emu & doug♪ it's nice to unwind after a long week of telling people how liberty mutual customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you need. showtime. whoo! i'm on fire tonight. 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with one toilet. it's going to be stinky. officials say it's because of planning. permits, and so on as well as construction construction cost. with its crime and homeless crises, san francisco is also one of america's most expensive cities and apparently that includes going to the bathroom. >> i am reading a headline right here, san francisco schools phase $125 million budget deficits and over 400 layoffs this year and were spending 1.$7 million on a toilet? there better be a bidet, get i don't want a public bidet. >> wow, okay. can get there is a lot going on. >> i appreciated that. >> all i can say as this is called flushing money down the toilet. >> i'm leaving. big i can't follow that. no i mean, we need work. this money is crazy. i'm unclear how it's costing so much. i want to see a breakdown for this budget. i didn't understand the. i got that i thought the toilet itself costs that. in the story was never explained. now joe expensive. >> it's more of like a facility. it's something just at portage on kerr-mcgee at five of them for $500, you're done. it's easy. that is a party. critics blasting alexandria kat well busting a move while being heckled at the town hall even an event in queens. they say it showed disrespect for the voters. watch. aoc got a go. aoc got a go. >> there she is. raymond arroyo last hour called that the cha-cha. >> when you are a politician and you get protested you have options. you can ignore them, which never works right you can yell back and be mean which you shouldn't do or you can do what she did and tried to defuse it and play along and then move on and answer the questions. i think there are worse ways to. >> you can get stuff done in your district. >> i think she's going to win by a pretty big margin. >> she is popular, can get this is why i could never be a politician i would just cry. >> aoc lives in safe spaces so when this happens, clearly she doesn't know how to handle anyone objecting to anything she does. >> so they cha-cha is not working. >> just say everybody come and sit down and i'll answer your questions one by one. >> i just thought she was kind of grooving to it waiting for it to be over. >> there are worse ways to handle protest, so the revolution comes back to bite you, i don't know. >> that's why you gotta get stuff done in your district. anyway, a bold thief in austin on the run after being caught stealing of 14-foot skeleton. it happened in broad daylight in a busy neighborhood. neighbors are offering a $50 reward for any information. look for the white suv with the bones hanging out the back. >> of all things. you steal the 14-foot skeleton? 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