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You saw a little bit of ideology. so after fukushima, just cancelling all the nuclear plants and now theres a bit of regret. we cant be ideological or short term in thinking about yes to no, yes or no to this or that energy supply or any type of energy. its got to be about the energy mix that achieves affordability and security while bringing down our emissions. agnostic in a way, and not ideologically, unfortunately, we havent always seen that until recently. lets talk about the gas supplies in...

Inflation. for real people, what they are paying at the pump, what they are paying in their everyday lives and their household budgets. this was a kitchen table issue for president biden as he grew up. right now, on the docket, something that democrats are actually aligned on is a plan to lower prescription drug costs. everyone who hears me say that probably gave some kind of an applause. while president taft tried to make it happen for decades, it still has not occurred. we paid two-three times...

Pressures. it is his top domestic economic priority. now, in terms of the out of date, i think what the president meant there, is since that report came out, the price of gas is down about 50 cents a gallon. thats about the fastest decline in about a decade. it is still way too elevated. lets make that clear. we have more work to do in that space. but it gives americans a little breathing room at the pump. there are key other aspects. you actually mentioned some of them that this president is th...

What the president meant there, since the report came out, the price of gas is down about 50 cents a gallon. thats about the fastest decline in about a decade. its still way too elevated. lets make that clear. we have more work to do in that space, but it gives americans breathing room at the pump. some mentioned the president and the congress, democrats are lined up here to undertake to approve the affordability of prescription drugs. >> im going to talk about that. but lets talk about breathin...

$100 billion over 10 years. we should do that tomorrow, to answer your question on affordability. >> just down the block on capitol hill. >> im talking loud enough so they can hear me. i get fired up about this. >> thank you very much. >> great talking with you. >> a boom for some, a bust for others this election cycle. we will bring in senator rick scott. helping or hurting republicans efforts to win back the senate. ♪♪ be ready for every moment, with glucerna. its the number one doctor rec...

In june. unacceptably high increase. half of that increases energy prices alone. since then, the price of gas has come down $0.50 a gallon. 20,000 gas stations where gas is below dollars a gallon. still too hi, but that is moving in the right direction giving american some much needed breathing room. it is a move in the right direction. >> lets talk about how american families are feeling. 70% of people out there that we pulled this week said their family has had to cut back to afford necessitie...

Inflation. for real people, what they are paying at the pump, what they are paying in their everyday lives and their household budgets. this was a kitchen table issue for president biden as he grew up. right now, on the docket, something that democrats are actually aligned on is a plan to lower prescription drug costs. everyone who hears me say that probably gave some kind of an applause. while president taft tried to make it happen for decades, it still has not occurred. we paid two-three times...

Market on record in history. 9 million jobs since this president got here. a lot of talk about these economic headwinds, if you look at these tailwinds, there hundred 75,000 jobs per month in the past three months. wage growth is actually pretty strong in novel terms. inflation is delhi. that is what the presidents agenda is all about. helping families afford prescription drugs, lower premiums, something that congress needs to act on before the august recess. i am talking bipartisan. ive heard r...

So in terms of a particular type of energy or...? oil and gas and relying on russia. so, actually, you know, every country in europe has a different mix. i think what we had seen here in this country, in the uk, of course theyve got north sea and theyve recognised more recently that they still need to be investing in that. other countries like germany, you saw a little bit of ideology. so after fukushima, just cancelling all the nuclear plants and now theres a bit of regret. we cant be ideologic...

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