towards work. with more people reevaluating their work-life balance. our next generation of great americans are embracing things like bare minimum mondays, where people just ease into the work week by prioritizing self-care over productivity. they are also quiet quitting, where they just do enough to get five. call me crazy, but it seems like this is the work force you to expect after years of liberal leaders brainwashing people into thinking they deserve everything without lifting a finger. it s simply not fair. if you can make a hundred million dollars, go at it. pay your fair share. we deserve to be able to retire with dignity and not bankruptcy. we can t overlook the role that concentrated corporate power has played in creating the conditions for price gouging. the american people know that we are being ripped off. jesse: the poor work ethic showing up in gen z. it s forcing bosses all across the country to hire seniors instead of workers fresh out of school. co
disapprove of biden on nearly every key economic concern. 37% approve of his handling of the economic recovery and has worse numbers on issues like gas prices and inflation. nearly 80% of americans say the economy is in extremely or very important factor in how they will vote. the media trying to warn democrats of what s to come. president biden is a serious drag on democratic candidates nationwide. he is badly underwater on all the top issues including the big ones. inflation, gas prices. less than 30% approval rating on the issues we are told by voters are dominating their state of mind. greg: gas prices hit a staggering record high at $4.86 a gallon, doubling since biden s presidency began. the administration is having no problem passing the blame on their economic woes. the price of gasoline is not set by a dial in the oval office and when an oil company is deciding our by our how much to charge you for a gallon of gas, they are not calling the administration to ask
cost, look what is happening in france right now. he s trying to ask people to work go from 62 to 64 in terms of retirement age, and absolutely freak out. i do think this is a little overblown. however, i am encouraged that there are people who are older, that if they want to work, if they can get hired, i think that is great because they were some of the first to lose their jobs during covid when a lot of companies used that as a reason to downsize. they lost their jobs, and many of them were not ready for retirement yet, and they were digging into their savings, having to maybe move in with family. they didn t want to do that. hire anybody you can that does a lot of hard work. jesse: are we becoming france, judge jeanine? jeanine: i hope not. i can t imagine americans burning places down because they re asked to hold off retirement until 64, from 62b of a mean, it s really ridiculous. i think we are becoming more like other countries. i think it is starting to level off a littl
someone s life, i may say, you know what? screw it. i m just going to say how i feel and tell the truth about it and tell what i know. joey, alec baldwin made the point that he was purely a creative producer. you were talking about civil liabilities, right? he was purely a creative producer on the film. watch this. i am a purely creative producer. my authorities as a producer are casting and script, which were actually married to the role of being a lead actor in a film. so you re not the kind of producer who is looking at the line item of each budget? no, no, no. there are basically two types of producers who are really in charge of production. people that raise the money, and the people who spend the money. my consultations or approvals were completely about casting and about the script. i don t hire anybody in the crew. not even the cinematographer? he will apprise me of what he s doing and he ll say to me, i got halyna hutchins to be the dps. how do you feel about that? a
life, i may say screw it. i m just going to say how i feel and tell the truth and what i know. alec baldwin made the point that he was clearly a creative talking about civil liabilities right? he was curl a creative producer on the film. watch this i am a purely creative producer. my authorities as a producer are casting and script which were actually married to the role of being a lead actor in a film. so you are not the kind of producer looking at the line item of each budget. no, no. there are basically two types of producers who are really in charge of production, people that raise the money, and people who spend the money. my consultations or approvals were completely about casting and the script. i don t hire anybody on the crew. not even the cinematographer, no one? no. he will aprice me of what he is doing and say to me i got halyna hutchins to be did the ps. how do you feel about that?