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and emotionally viable men. but the middle class isn't an accident. unless you invest, it doesn't happen, eisenhower decided to invest $500 million in a national highway project that created tons of jobs. and, by the way, the tax rate was 91%. we raised money and rede redistributed it in social programs that made people economically viable. >> and then you toss in the influence of social media and how relationships today don't come from, in our era, happenstance and mingling. they come from swiping. and that further accelerates this issue. am i right? >> oh, it's been the chaser to it. to have an honest conversation about this, we have to be honest. and that is that men and women have different mating criteria. one quarter of men saying economic viability is a key criteria in a mate, three-quarters of women say that is important.
save at twice the rate. they are less likely to commit crimes and we have few er and fewer viable men. we have economically and emotionally viable men, but the middle class is an accident. unless you invest, it doesn't happen. eisenhower decided to invest $500 billion in the national highway project that create d tons of jobs. we have the tax rate back then was 91%. we raised money and redistributed social programs to make young people more viable. >> then you toss in the influence of social media and how relationships today don't come from, in our era, happenstance and mingling. they come from swiping. and that further accelerates this issue. am i right? >> it's been the chaser to it. to have an honest conversation about this, we have to be honest. and that is that men and women
scott name checked by president biden about social security. scott, a republican, has claimed he was misrepresented. that's why we want to bring you this sort of chaser from none other than the republican leader, mitch mcconnell, basically saying biden had it right. >> well, unfortunately, that was the scott plan. that's not a republican plan. that was the rick scott plan. i mean, it's just a bad idea. i think it will be a challenge for him to deal with this in his own re-election in florida, a state with more elderly people than any other state in america. >> yikes. we talked about dripping. sometimes we also talk about smoke. that is the clash, the heat, the fire that mitch mcconnell clearly has for another republican. it happens to re-enforce joe biden's point from the state of the union. it happens to re-enforce the idea that social security may still be a third rail in american politics, but it's also mitch mcconnell frankly being good at politics and
how do you cashback? chase. make more of what's yours. the united states has been in debt for 240 years. in the four years that trump was president, 25% of that debt was accumulated. one quarter of the debt of the united states, 230 years, was accumulated in four years that trump was in power. >> james carville laying it out, fact check, true. in those 40 years that trump was in office, the nation's debt raise by far over $7 trillion. national debt hitting $31 trillion, which is 25% of all u.s. debt. this is sort of the chaser to the discussion that we were just having at the top of the hour. and as promised, we praek up the math. i've never going to hit you with too much math unless i
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things in the u.s. arsenal. we they're getting one, the u.s. has 50 or so. are you saying it's not enough compared to the volume of the russian incoming? >> right. that system can be overwhelmed at some point if they chose to do that. and i think the risk the united states has with that is this, the patriot system is a chaser. it potentially can acquire a russian jet, for example, and chase it over the border. right now the border in ukraine is a hard line of where the war starts and ends. so you take an american missile system and acquires a russian plane that flies back to russia, i think that's what the united states is concerned about. >> did they wait too long? it takes time to train them on this. they're not going to get it tomorrow in kyiv. >> no. not a video game in any aspect. i'd like to think we're training them in the background, probably a little bit out in front of it. but no question there's going to
much to you and your team in the village. let's get analysis i want to bring in retired general major mike lyons. was it a mistake? >> it looks like it was a mistake. they're deployed across ukraine to protect major cities and infrastructure. and for the past 24 hours russia has been firing hundreds of missiles in here. and one of these air defense systems a chaser hits it from behind, likely gets it back to the border and pushes it over the border. it's only 4 kilometers, the target makes no sense. it looks like it was remnants from air defense systems. >> having been in lviv, this is close to the polish border, the way people would go into the country now. this is really far west for this to happen. rockets are going into far into ukraine now?
>> greg: mike, did this occur to you? >> mike: i will admit that i love nyquil, it works like a charm. >> greg: have you done zeke well? it's amazing. >> mike: you combine them with a chaser, and also chicken but i would never combine the two. >> greg: wide two different purposes. >> kat: are you okay? >> greg: today the words have been in my mouth before i formulate. but one is for food and the others were feeling better. it does not make any sense. >> mike: none whatsoever. it >> greg: thank you for the help. jared, another topic for you to apply your genius to. >> jared: i see you are all struggling to figure out who would put nyquil on chicken, and i assume it's because you have not worked in washington to meet the type of people that think it is a good idea. >> greg: they were probably put aside $400 million for a nyquil subsidy.
to the states and the states within make a determination. >> laura: just another thing that donald trump predicted correctly a final thank you to present donald trump for everything that he did to make this night possible. remember the constitution matters and words matter, democracy works of the people get to decide remember that it's america now and forever it is now "gutfled!." ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> greg: crazy, crazy, happy friday everyone. what a week if you're a fan of liberal meltdowns will kids this is your super bowl wrapped in a world series with the stanley cup chaser. [laughs] it's all sports stuff. first the supreme court strikes down new york state's