beautiful spot. so good morning to you, virginia beach. thanks for being with us. we re going to get i smell a diner will: oh, that was a mistake. up at 3 a.m. pete: yep. virginia is beach virginia beach. will: he s right, next thing you know, you get a call, can you be here next week? rachel: he loves virginia beach, but he loves texas more. will: i love america. [laughter] we ve been talking about robert f. kennedy jr. lately because he s announced he s running for president on the democratic side, and he s polling as much as 20% of democratic primary voters. he s taken some independent stances when it comes not just to democratic pollingics, but politics in general. he had questions about the covid is vaccine, about many things, and now he s talking about biological males getting into female sports. and, you know, i don t think he expected to hear this, the republican politicians even say not many democratic politicians say this i m against people participating
almost nothing, joe biden is on a roll legislatively and on the national security front. todd: alexandria hoff live from washington with the latest. alexandria: even senator bernie sanders is questioning the name saying will have minimal impact. senate majority leader chuck chuck schumer disagrees. i would put in one word, persistence. alexandria: he calls it one of the defining feats of the 21st century. the climate healthcare and tax focus bill included 16 hours of vote-arama. democratss spent a year in negotiation, ending up with narrower adaptation of the build back better bill, inflation reduction act, they call it. 369 billion to climate, minimum tax raising $313 billion in 10 years, democrats expect to add 124 billion by bolstering i.r.s. tax inforcements. democratss government work for families again and this is what this bill does, period. republicans say the end of the sentence is not entirely true there. daniels stated this, democrats will pay the price i
muck. will: they what? if. rachel: voters feel like the economy is getting worse for their families with skyrocketing prices coupled with high inflation. many feel the white house isn t doing enough to the help. joining us now, a panel of moms, tina and caitlin. tean that, caitlin, welcome. let s start with you, tina. how s the economy affecting your family? well, you know, i watched my parents struggle for cart or s economy of long lines and extended unemployment, but i ve got to tell you, biden s pay more, get less economy is slowly strangling by family. i m past worries of inflation and bracing for the impact of joe-flation. rachel: yeah, there could be a recession, no question about it. caitlin, how is it affecting your family? yeah. i mean, we re definitely feeling the impacts of inflation. i have three kids that that i m trying to raise, and just the
it s bizarre. that s what the new york times did with stalin in the 1930s and castro in the early 1960s. this tradition of lying about the left is nothing new. it has a deep lineage in places like the new york times. it has just spread over the last 50 years. it used to be a handful of newsroom is the entire journalistic enterprise. the average american doesn t know what is going on unless they watch fox or listen to talk radio. they will not get it out of the traditional news media. they tell us they care so much more. their intentions are what matter. now it sr activism. the book is beyond biden. mr. speaker, thank you very much. one shot one kill there. up next tonight cost of thanksgiving will be higher than of this year thanks to joe-flation. joe biden doesn t want to hear you complain because he left for nantucket.