Coming in and the fed is trying to stop people from spending money. the fed has to come in with a hammer and beat that down. also the inflation that s already in the system. the food prices, gasoline going back up. they call that sticky, harris. it doesn t go away. once it goes up. once rent goes up it doesn t go down. harris: like a federal agency. once one forms you can t kill it. once rent goes up it never goes down. your wages can t keep up. when you get a raise you spend the money. it is a caldron. harris: i want something positive to come. what has to happen? i know people on the left don t want to say the name trump but you said before we had a mini recession at the end of the pandemic that we bounced back from. at the beginning of the pandemic we had the fastest bear market in history, the swiftest recession in history. the bottom fell out of the economy and guess what we had the fastest turnaround in the history of america mostly
Sleeper issue, in 1994, i was a baby pollster working with newt gingrinch and barber, and crime and education excuse me, crime and the economy were the top two issues. look, voters are very primed to put an awful lot in the big voter caldron issues, ideas and impressions, individuals, stir it up and make their choice. the question i think for the voters this time is to what do you where is your intensity. so, agreement on the issues is one thing, but what really will make you crawl across broken glass and get to the polls. for a lot of people, it would be abortion. but pro lifers have a lot to be grateful for come november. they are grateful roe is gone, that abortion any time, any where, anyone, the democratic party platform is no longer the case and looks like mr. ryan, who sounds a little like a republican, small business owner, west point grad, not that it has a political cast to it, but served in the war, he ll
Me. jesse: right. less freedom of speech, freedom of assembly. second amendment rights, all of it has to go because joe biden is in political trouble. well, that s just not going to fly. jesse: do you think people do feel guilty january 6th. the into this caldron. you own this, you are guilty of association, ultra maga caldron. i think people are insulted by it: i think they are insulted by it. it has the exact opposite effect of what perhaps they think it will do. not like a mom in detroit who is choosing between medicine or fuel for her car is going to suddenly say okay, wait a second, this horrific shooting happened in buffalo, i must biden must be doing a better job. it doesn t work that way. again, this is what else do they have? jesse: they have nothing. their agenda is more spending. now more spending for i guess restaurant bailout. they want more for ukraine. they want more for covid.
Missile strikes continue here in kyiv, but it s a spirit of the ukrainian people that speaks out so much not just here in ukraine, but also around the world. jackie. jacqui: great interview. and it keeps people hopeful. and russia is pounding ukraine as the united nations ahead was visiting the city in the east port of uk. joining me to break down the tactic, a senior fellow for priorities, thank you for joining me. we were in this position chatting and not much on the map has changed. can you talk about that? yeah, what we had talked about last time was that really that the caldron that s formed around the donbas area here inside of which there are a number of ukraine military positions which was at risk. the russia s object here is to
Russia to help reenforce these lines here. indicating they may be gearing up for just a long haul operation. when the two sides match up in that type of operation, who has the advantage. in ktheory they have interior supply lines. i think the ukrainians have the advantage now. what the russians are doing is trying to piecemeal together units. they are mobilizing from all over. they are putting conscripts up there. the units not had an opportunity to train. you re putting people into the caldron of fire and they haven t had an effort to work together. they don t execute maneuver warfare well. they don t know how to integrate y helicopters with tanks and arti artillery. they are winning because of their leveraging technology. every day they knocked out a