by moderating, you just don t help it get to the top and trend or you block it completely by stickering accounts, whatever it takes to get that down. you have one individual, one boy to come if you will, at twitter, already with all that power. elon musk isn t asking for all that power in his hands. he is saying, as you said so eloquently, emily, give it back to the people. what would that look like? i don t know. because if you are pulling in the 40s right now, president biden, and those criticisms are out there and they have some receipts tagged to them like articles and whatnot, no more stickers, no more blocks. people will be able to read what you have and haven t done. the promises you kept, and the ones they feel you have not kept. do you think the polling is struggling for the white house? you just wait. it ll be a few months, because it takes times for these deals to work themselves through. i am perched. emily: same. joe, and other billionaire somehow as the good kind
for president in its history. bezos can talk about disinformation or taking a side as much as we want as far as one paper, and his case, where democracy dies in the darkness. one of the most inferential papers in the country, kayleigh. you know this. yet, never in the history that means they endorsed walter mondale over reagan who won 49 states. talk about being out of touch. but i enjoy the cnn media guy talking about, hey, if you ever want to go to party. emily: their party correspondent? [laughs] joe: would you want to go to a party that doesn t have any rules? let me tell you about to have ae bungalow in the jersey shore. [laughter] emily: i m not quite sure why the narrative is focused on elon musk owning the majority of twitter when, in history, all media outlets or many media outlets are owned by these robber barons, as the left puts it. why is this different than
stinking house anymore, i want to go places. instagram and twitter and facebook doesn t help. everyone is at coachella! i wish i could [laughter] i have to go big for my birthday! like, you are 24! i should go to greece! but it s this revenge travel. you have southwest cutting over 300 flights from april until june out of 2700 daily. but it s still a lot, and the gas prices are soaring, so people are going to pay because they want the instagram picture and the experience and we need a break. kayleigh: know what you paying for. i just watched the banned festival documentary. [laughter] emily, i ve been looking at your gorgeous vacation pictures. very jealous. emily: i had a good time. joe: where did you go? emily: st. lucia. it was awesome. articles are being published about how to beat inflation and get the deals, but when you read into the fine print, it s really
tries to distance itself from the death of bishop evans, and washington state bans marijuana. not the drug, the word. will cain joins us for woke gone wild. join anita vogel and me at the top of the hour for america reports. kayleigh: memorial day is right around the corner. can you believe it? that means the start of summer and vacations. but this year, thanks to runaway inflation, seven in ten people tell a yahoo finance survey they are changing their summer vacation plans. the cost of airfare last month was up more than 23% from march last year. gas prices, meanwhile, surged nearly 49%. hotel costs and everything else are up, too. kacie, say it ain t so! it s like the pandemic is behind us and the mask mandate is lifted, we want to get out there and travel! emily: two words, revenge travel. i don t want to be in my
and gun violence? no, no, no. this is happening because the defund the police movement, because of violence against officers, because pigs in a blanket, fry them like bacon, what they said years ago. this is why this would happen. stop pointing the finger at guns in the pandemic and point it where it belongs, at the violent rhetoric and violent action. joe: and district attorneys not enforcing the law. so criminals are back on the street and being more brazen because they know, what are the consequences? steel and emily talks about the criminalization. it s not just that, it s making crime less of a crime. emily: all of it. this summer it s inflation instead of vacation. how rising costs are forcing americans to cut back on their travel plans, next. for investors who can navigate this landscape,