you said it, flo. and don t forget to floss before you brush. your gums will thank you. -that s right, dr. gary. -jamie? sorry, i had another thought so i got back in line. what was it? [ sighs ] i can t remember. martha: a big win last night for j.d. vance in ohio. also a big win for former president trump. his nod gave vance the chance to move ahead. let s see what ohio voters have to say about it. we have a registered republican and co-owner of a business in norwalk, west of cleveland. kimberly brown is a registered democrat from cleveland. she s a hiring manager for a medical company. great to have you with us today from ohio. i want to start with a little bit of a victory speech last night from j.d. vance and we ll
we re on the verge of a lot of roads crumbling. nobody is talking about that. nobody is talking about the inflation of gas prices. people are not talking about the war on russia and ukraine. they re not talking about the oil and what this is costing the american people. people have to understand that people go to work to make a living. we don t go to work to put gas in our car. sometimes we have to be more human and understand our family units. i don t think that a lot of candidates are thinking about that. they re still talking about stump speeches and feel good speeches. at the end of the day, how as americans how are we going to survive as people. martha: deb, what do you think matters as you look to mid-terms and how is the country doing as a whole? inflation has to be number 1. the egg prices here in norwalk were about 79 cents before easter. they re $2.63 a dozen right now.