noem and the person that should be the governor of new york , i lee zeldin. tonight.e is the okay. but tonight we begin with the washington swamp where biden s balloon saga, it is now on weekr noree an bd is getting nuttier by the day. now, today s tod developmentayse far more questions than you can ever imagine. now, earlier, your president, joey, the president of final the united states , finally said something about the other three objects besides a chinese spy balloon that he decidederic to shoot down over northr america airspace last week with four hundred thousand400,00 dollar missiles that you paid for. but don t expect any clarity from joe biden. now, here is the trulyning frightening part. joe has absolutely no idea. we told us today, none at all whatsoever. what. these objects were, e they came from, what they were doing. t he he has no idea what he ordered. our military to shoot down. i am not making this up. this is what he said earlier today. take a look. we
well, tonight, there are unconfirmed reports that one of the three objects may have beent a 12 dollar high altitudude balloon now missing from an illinois based hobby club. maybe wee. did we spend four hundred thousand dollars to shoot that balloon down? so let me get this straight.o it took biden eight days to shoot down a known chinesethk spy balloon that they said com they knew this was coming fromoa the moment of takeoff. it traveled into alaskadown e airspace down the west coast ofo canada into idaho, then over. our nuclear silos in montana and sensitive military installations in kansas, kentuc missouri, kentucky, north and south carolina. h nd southand right off the atlanh coast where they finally shut it, shot it downf after they gt all the intelligence they could have ever dreamed of. bu randot with three random flog objects that might be research balloons or 12 dollar balloons from a hobby club or something else joe doesn t know
people who are in the $10, $11, 12 dollar-an-hour jobs say they want something very different in their life and careers, that this pandemic has changed them and changed their thinking about what they want. and that s why you re seeing a lot of people who simply don t want to go back to restaurant or hotel jobs. they re trying to find something else. we see a record number of people quitting right now. 30 million people have quit so far this year. people are calling it the great resignation. but it goes beyond that, we are seeing a wave of early retirements and a wave of people starting new businesses. we have not seen this level of entrepreneurship in close to 30 years in the united states. and the wage rises do not seem to be making as much of an impact as people thought they would. i saw in the hospitality industry, wages are up 18%, but still people don t want those jobs. that s right. i think a couple of different
reassessment of work in america. we are just seeing workers, whether they re high-income workers, tech workers, law firm workers, all the way down to people who are in the $10, $11, $12 dollar-an-hour jobs say they want something very different in their life and careers, that this pandemic has changed them and changed their thinking about what they want. and that s why you re seeing a lot of people who simply don t want to go back to restaurant or hotel jobs. they re trying to find something else. we see a record number of people quitting right now. 30 million people have quit so far this year. people are calling it the great resignation. but it goes beyond that, we are seeing a wave of early retirements and a wave of people starting new businesses. we have not seen this level of entrepreneurship in close to 30 years in the united states. and the wage rises do not seem to be making as much of an
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