saying we can t get stuff. our air pods are floating on a barge outside of long beach. but you see, we re being told this is a good thing. there are multiple issues that are impacting the supply chain and some of that is that as the economy has turned back on, more people had expendable income, wages to buy more goods, more people are buying more goods. people have started to also buy more things online than going into stores. so that is also impacting the volume and there is a need for more. [laughter] will: volume. it s good. more demand. we re being gaslit. that means lied. to say what is happening is good? everything is costs more no one is working at the mill chick-fil-a? even if it weren t good you get nothing and like it playing the role of judge smailes today though is the the washington post. in an op-ed, the post says we have been, quote: spoiled and to, quote: keep those expectations reasonable. and in here we find the spirit of what is really happening. i
survive. bret: the size and scope of the federal government. government is not the solution to our problem, government is the problem. you know, sometimes the big spenders in congress talk as if all of that money they spend just kind of magically appears on their doorstep. a gift from the internal revenue service. they talk as if spending were all giving and no taking. well, there is no magic money machine. bret: and threats from overseas foes like china and russia. then the soviet union. we will never compromise our principles and standards. i urge you to be aware of the temptation to ignore the facts of history and aggressive impulses of an evil empire. bret: we have fox team coverage tonight. jennifer griffin is at the pentagon as russia secretary of state communications with nato. peter doocy is at the white house as president biden scrambles to get hills tax and spending legislation approved by members of his own party, we start off with the border crisis. mi