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we ran up $7 trillion worth of debt. that s what i would be saying, these are the facts. greg: do missed dismissed with covid. harold: you can t blame biden for it. greg: lying about the jobs, they are all part time. judge jeanine: what the fact that inflation is now nine, is that trump s fault too? harold: i just want to know where we go from here.vest look at what we are investing ip cities to help build outld manufacturing. that s what facti would be doinl i don t understand. every time i see them i don te know what the messages.e if you think you are just going to say to black voters that youa have to get out and vote, that won t work. you have to lay out a campaignge predicate and a campaign message and tell us what the next four years will look like under joe biden, how we will have more prosperity, let s inflation, more jobs and more security.
him. n again, we neede to be careful with that pointing quarterbacking. right. you ve got to be careful inke ti a situation like this monday morning. s mondquarterbacking, inwhile my estimation. while i appreciate you wanting to wait for the facti appreciate stephenie, i don t think the man should have even beenen charged. and i m going to giv give you two reasons for that. one , was it reckless to your c point on how long he held the choke hold? he apparently rolled over nearlyveral ti several times ana him a relief position to beginno to breathe. i think what we see here was reckless, and i certainly don t think he intended to kill nearly intende. and then to the larger point, by even charging him, you create a disincentive for strong men . stephen , you have sisters. you hayors, d a beloved mother. you were raised right here inrkt new york city. you diy.d incentivize strong men stepping up to help the vulnerable of us . n no doubt about that.that, i don t i don i t disagree with
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the 3.596, which was announced a with such disruption? first of all, - the 3.596, which was announced a few the 3.5%, which was announced a few weeks ago, that was the affordability number. that was the base position of the government for the coming financial year. i think it has been the case there has been movement. i very much welcome the fact that the rcn moved from their position of i9%, which would not have been affordable and would have fuelled inflation. and the government was willing to move its position as well because we need to reward nurses properly. but we need to do so in a way that is sustainable for our public finances and inflation. i sustainable for our public finances and inflation. and inflation. i think the question here is you and inflation. i think the question here is you said and inflation. i think the question here is you said for and inflation. i think the question here is you said for many - and inflation. i think the question | here is you said for m
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