abraham lincoln saved the country and paid with his life. franklin roosevelt declared and we won world war ii. reagan was able to stare down communism and wined the cold war. the president of the united states has been anything but great so far in almost two years of office. but we found something that he perfected. it s called the unforced error. back to the track. a home run! he reaches up, it s over the top. brian: i don t in they were going to show the replay. joe has been missing fly ball after fly ball. instead of taking credit for the bipartisan infrastructure bill he struck out by going with the all or nothing approach. if they don t come, i m not signing it. i can not vote to continue with this piece of legislation. i just can t. i tried everything humanly possible and i couldn t get there. brian: he didn t get billed back better but he did the infrastructure bill. what about inflation? president thinks it s just transitory. most of the price increases we have
that helped them piece it together. obama wants to give big tech more power to censor you. the dollar, crypto, the stock market. folks, the drama and confusion rounding the transportation mask mandate has nothing to do with your health. it has everything to do with maintaining the power of those in charge over you. what power am i referring to? we disagreed with the decision immediately. so the immediate steps were to determine what power we had to respond to that. our focus was seeing what power we had to preserve what we felt was in the public health interest of the country. dan: it s always been about power. here is a look at the power she is talking about. remember the tragic new york city subway shooting? dozens of passengers were seen running for their lives while keeping their masks on. politicians and bureaucrats who run almost all major cities seem to care more about preserving their authority that mask mandates represent than the physical safety for citizens. h
abraham lincoln saved the country and paid with his life. franklin roosevelt declared and we won world war ii. reagan was able to stare down communism and wined the cold war. the president of the united states has been anything but great so far in almost two years of office. but we found something that he perfected. it s called the unforced error. back to the track. a home run! he reaches up, it s over the top. brian: i don t in they were going to show the replay. joe has been missing fly ball after fly ball. instead of taking credit for the bipartisan infrastructure bill he struck out by going with the all or nothing approach. if they don t come, i m not signing it. i can not vote to continue with this piece of legislation. i just can t. i tried everything humanly possible and i couldn t get there. brian: he didn t get billed back better but he did the infrastructure bill. what about inflation? president thinks it s just transitory. most of the price increases we have
abraham lincoln saved the country and paid with his life. franklin roosevelt declared and we won world war ii. reagan was able to stare down communism and wined the cold war. the president of the united states has been anything but great so far in almost two years of office. but we found something that he perfected. it s called the unforced error. back to the track. a home run! he reaches up, it s over the top. brian: i don t in they were going to show the replay. joe has been missing fly ball after fly ball. instead of taking credit for the bipartisan infrastructure bill he struck out by going with the all or nothing approach. if they don t come, i m not signing it. i can not vote to continue with this piece of legislation. i just can t. i tried everything humanly possible and i couldn t get there. brian: he didn t get billed back better but he did the infrastructure bill. what about inflation? president thinks it s just transitory. most of the price increases we have
that helped them piece it together. obama wants to give big tech more power to censor you. the dollar, crypto, the stock market. folks, the drama and confusion rounding the transportation mask mandate has nothing to do with your health. it has everything to do with maintaining the power of those in charge over you. what power am i referring to? we disagreed with the decision immediately. so the immediate steps were to determine what power we had to respond to that. our focus was seeing what power we had to preserve what we felt was in the public health interest of the country. dan: it s always been about power. here is a look at the power she is talking about. remember the tragic new york city subway shooting? dozens of passengers were seen running for their lives while keeping their masks on. politicians and bureaucrats who run almost all major cities seem to care more about preserving their authority that mask mandates represent than the physical safety for citizens. here