midterms. dan cox credits his victory to former president trump. trump didn t have to come alongside an outsider but he did. strikes out the side of the ninth inning. and the american league wins the all-star game for the ninth consecutive season. working for a living working working for a living living and working brian: most like live if you are working for a living you would not be on the beach today. you would not worry about the shark sightings that are everywhere on long island. unless you are a lifeguard you are not getting paid. all right? that s why. fire island was actually i did not know this. the first thing a lot of europeans would sees a they would come over to our country the first time they would see this 19th century lighthouse fire island as the population full time of 368 people. but in the surgeon, a lot more. and a lot of them are drunk. i mean, bars. as you know you have to be on foot. intoxicated. ainsley: different neighborhoods. cher
excused for it. andy, you know there is a portion of america who believes this is all because of vladimir putin. when you look at the inflation, june 2021 to june of this past year year over year gas is up 6 0%. there is a portion of people who believe the white house when they say well, you know what? it s the putin price hike. but in reality gas had gone up over a dollar before mr. putin even started moving anything around over there. well, you know, russia is exporting more oil now than it did before the pandemic. steve: that s right. the problem is the united states is producing less oil than it did before the pandemic. so even jerome powell, who is the chair of the federal reserve bank as you know. came out and said this argument that putin is the cause for increased oil prices just is false. it s just not true. people can believe whatever they want to believe. you want to these inconsistent and repeated erroneous statements come out of the white house, you are certainly
of. this withdrawal actually is also very of. this withdrawal actually is also very briefly of. this withdrawal actually is also very briefly if - of. this withdrawal actually is also very briefly if you - is also very briefly if you can, the fact is there is a harsh reality gas and oil revenues continued to flow in presumably. revenues continued to flow in presumably- revenues continued to flow in presumably. yes, there is a a lot of countries presumably. yes, there is a a lot of countries that - presumably. yes, there is a a lot of countries that consume | lot of countries that consume energy from russia, including germany, other eu countries, japan, for example, so there is not necessarily in each of these situations an easy fix where you could say, ok, we willjust where you could say, ok, we will just switch where you could say, ok, we willjust switch it off because there are no alternatives, at least in the short term. so that results still revenue flowing in to the russian
job, there s momentum, you re doing a wonderful job with the economy. so he s kind of getting the short end of the stick, i think. you heard the president himself touting his economic achievements thus far. take a listen. the end of 2021 with 50 years, nearly 6 million new jobs, a record number for a new president because of my staff and my cabinet. i think there is a question for administration how you talk about macro numbers like that while talking about the reality gas is expensive, grocery bills are climbing and that is very often what people are actually talking about at their kitchen table more than economic indicators. yeah, i think joe biden should take more credit. obviously, he doesn t want to be like trump and pretend everything revolves around him. he s not an ego maniac like
climatologists trying to say remember what happened back then. it could happen now. remember what will happen in 2015? do you remember in 2008, they predicted that new york city would be underwater from climate change. better scotch guard the couch. they said it would be $9 a gallon today. bob woodruff was doing a report. said if we don t act soon, milk will be $9 a gallon. they also talked about the possible cost of gas being $9, by the way, that didn t happen. they also went ahead and just said, $9 a gallon. they said in reality gas is at $2.75. many people, while doing the report, you can see the tape, you can look at this on youtube, everyone was aghast at what was going to happen seven years down the line. none of it happened. which is why britain, germany,