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Policies bidens policies set a labor shortage 7.1 million lower despite nine.3 million job openings in april. here to break it down the great larry kudlow. he said it is a direct result of the polite term would be spend but that is a lie theres no way he can justify that statement. >> i that you knew in washington no one lies it is cognitive dissonance. [laughter] this is like when biden first came into office he said there were no vaccines. nothing had been done on the virus. he actually held t...

Cognitive dissonance that he is in. im all in for it, my critics say i shouldnt be. that is the kind of moment were in. will: we move to news of the day as we continue to celebrate the 4th of july, as we represent what the day represents and the for the nation represents, your news, a new harvard "harris poll" finds that most voters think bidens executive orders on immigration encourage more illegal immigration. 6%. rachel: you think? [laughter] will: that does in fact encourage more illegal imm...

Therefore inconceivable that thousands of people who, in the name of donald trump, at the urging of donald trump, carrying trump signs would be what we all know they did, brutalize police officers, you know, attack the very symbol of our democracy. that is i think the term is cognitive dissonance, and because they cant accept that, the act in inhuman ways, not shaking the hand of officer fanone or voting against the gold-medal 40s officers, or making up going to have to go things like maybe this...

Democracy. i think the term is cognitive dissonance. because they cant accept that, they act in an inhuman way, not shaking the hands of officer fanone, or voting against gold medals, or making up fantastical things like maybe this ride was started by the fbi. to the credit of the broader party, most republicans, i think, are not that far off the deepened. this is i guess damning faith with praise, most republicans are just wishing this would go away. they know that it was just an insane thing t...

When juneteenth is about to become a national holiday that we have these states that are attempting to suppress the teaching of american history and also put in place voting laws that are intentionally meant to prevent black people from having access to the ballot box in the same way. so this is the marathon of cognitive dissonance that black people have always experienced in this country. >> considering the way it happened, the timing, maybe it slipped by them. i dont know. but them making it a...

Very thing that makes a holiday like juneteenth possible. but im not one to say that it doesnt matter. i think symbolism is important and it does matter. it is not obviously in and of itself enough. so there is a cognitive dissonance that one experiences when juneteenth is about to become a national holiday suppressing american history and voting laws that are to prevent black people from having access to the ballot box in the same way. so this is the marathon of cognitive dissonance. >> conside...

Because of what has been done to those communities generation after generation after generation. >> today congress passed juneteenth as a national holiday. one that commemorates the end of slavery in the u.s. is it interesting that this could be -- you get broad bipartisan support? isnt this an example of a type of reexamination that critical race theory asks us to do? >> it is a sort of strange time that as juneteenth is about to become a national holiday, there is a state sanctioned effort in ...

Testifying, and sometimes youre subject to unfair abuse. sometimes the questions are, you know, not merited. but thats irrelevant. because these are congressional oversight committees, and theyre entitled to answers. its particularly upsetting to hear the fbi director refuse to answer to a congressional oversight committee on the grounds that the doj inspector general is investigating. thats a dojs own inspection service, but congress has its own independent oversight responsibilities, so the id...

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