president in north carolina is also with us. mike, i had ron klain on my podcast earlier this week and he admitted breaking through on any message that isn t ukraine is very difficult right now. and if you do break through on ukraine and it s all you can talk about is inflation or you re not going to get anybody to listen. yeah, that s right, chuck, but it s interesting to look at what we re starting to see in terms of the white house schedule. ukraine has not just been occupying the president s time and attention primarily behind the scenes over the last two months, it s also been really the focus of all his public appearances for the most part since the state of the union address. and so what we re starting to see this week and continuing in the weeks ahead is not necessarily a new white house strategy, but a strategy that was on pause. remember, the state of the union address march 1st was supposed to really tee up a focus from the white house first on demonstrating that the presi
falling well short of expectations by the labor department. despite the jobs report, good news for the white house, unemployment fell to 3.9% near what federal reserve calls maximum employment and wages rose. president biden accepted nancy pelosi s offer to hold the state of the union address march 1st, the latest the state of the union held since 1934, normally in january or february. jacqui. jacqui: lucas from the white house. for more on president biden s handling from the cases, we ll bring in member scienced based mo brooks. my pleasure. jacqui: last month there was a bill on mandates. do you think it will go anywhere? no, not in this environment, they like the mandates. they don t believe in liberty and freedom, the bedrock of the united states of america,
was resoundingly rejected by voters of minneapolis in november. thought radical approach to education has been resoundingly rejected by the voters of san francisco. if progressives can t win there, they certainly can t win nationwide. hugh? well, appeasement at home, i mean appeasement at broad and inflation at home. an open southern border. closed police precincts. and now we have this earthquake. this warning out of san francisco, bret. democrats are going to run fast. they are going to sprint away from everything they have done for the last two years. especially with regards to kids. it s hard to lose a recall election. three san francisco democrats lost by 70%. and louie s, the rice, kathleen rice the congresswoman from new york retired yesterday there is a exodus underway in the democratic party because they are going to get wiped out in november. bret: harold, is the state of the union address march 1st, is that a pivot point for president biden? are we going to see, do you t