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Customer obsession to a more balanced view of the world. a "washington post" op-ed titled dont rant about short staffed stores and supply chain woes. a bit from that reading consumers might have been spoiled but generations of them also dealt with shortages of some kind. now its our turn to make adjustments. then this. the reaction. congressman mark meadows tweeting, try to lower your expectations is becoming the theme of joe bidens america. another user pay more, get less. and shut the [bleep] ...

Expectations." got that? so if you dont like the fact the shelves are bare in your local stores, dont throw a fit, dont be an entitled little tool, lower your expectations. what did you expect in america? come on. redlines. we have always had bread lines. is charmingly retro, these bread lines. dont complain. as your life becomes worse and as your country degrades. that is the message, not surprisingly, that message is coming directly from the people who are making your life worse and destroy th...

Diet of fear porn over a disease that 99.5% of people survive. but we have readily hidden our faces behind masks, we have hidden our children from school. and we have hidden away in our homes. we are not free. we are prisoners of a mass neurosis. and if we are being real, this was karl marx dream. this is a life well-lived it described in the communist man nest toe. manifesto. life with hunting and fishing, utopia, how did that work out in the soviet union? expect less of yourself. expect less o...

The most significant achievement to date in our nations effort to defeat al qaeda. >> i see him delivering a speech as if hes accomplished some great feat, and perhaps in a propagandaic sense, he had. but all i saw was a lot of money being poured into a country that did not want us there. there are literally schools in brooklyn that dont have books in the library. there are bread lines in this country right now. there are people who are facing eviction. what could that money have done for the pe...

Achievement to date. >> perhaps propaganda sense he has, all i saw was a lot of money being poured in a country that did not want us there. there are literally schools in brooklyn dont have books in the library. there are bread lines in this country right now. there are people who are facing evictions. what could that money would have done for the people who actually call this place home. >> help me god. >> america ninaugurated a new commander in chief. whose top foreign policy agenda was the 7-...

Everyone segregated, those that were positive? >> all really important questions. stephanie is with us tonight. and i know you are now hearing from the owner of that nursing home? >> reporter: we are, david. the owner says the staff is working around the clock and he calls the nursing team heroic in their efforts to contain the virus and safeguard the residents. he also says the health and safety of the residents and his staff are his top priority. david? >> all right, stephanie ramos tonight. s...

Forcing people out of jobs and into bread lines. so many unable to put food on the table for their families. by 1931, america was in the grip of the great depression with no end in sight. the whole world struggling. when a group of men lucky enough to have jobs building rockets of keller center decided to pool a little money from their earnings and put up the very first tree. >> the origins of the tree and the fact that the tree began because the construction workers right in the middle of the d...

There next i week in albuquerque and hes going to give thatmess. >> women voters, everyone saying youve got a get suburban women back. can you get suburban women that? >> yes. still, i said as all the time women and mothers in this country do not want their children in bread lines needing medical care. its really easy right now when its 20 out there and they just say oh, yeah, this thing. while naturally they have to make that choice andey i think its going to be clear they see the presidents po...

World war ii, the greatest generation that saved the world from authoritarian rule because of the sacrifice of teenagers. here is ocasio-cortez. >> i think they are bad ass. i think young people are more informed and dynamic than their predecessors. i think they are profoundly courageous, because they are willing to puncture taboos and have conversations that, frankly, older generation sometimes struggle to have. >> dagen: hello, brian. [laughter] >> brian: they took to the streets to celebrate ...

And they were like, why dont you donate more to charity because you are from a wealthy family. and he basically said i am the gift. i am running for president to do the most good. and bernie sanders wants to control every industry, so that the little guy has to bake them for whatever they need. he is the guy that said that bread lines in nicaragua was a good state. he is not standing in those lines. >> jesse: that is not true, juan, that was a joke. >> juan: i listen to you too much. im so curio...