that for the professional commentators on cable news, but you will hear it p from people who still have common sense like this guy at a gas stationth . they watch this . n the economic joltsot is not felt equally. h a new bank of america report found household credit card spendingng uel for fuel surged to seven point eight percent by the end of may. but a whopping nine pointma five percent for families making under fifty thousand dollars may call it inflation, but somebody somewhere is finally getting we re the ones written down here , you h know, the poor people. . okay, so inflation almost certainly is hurting you. in fact, a new analysis out today showed that the average family will pay this year a full in its total income just in inflation, a full month. who s a good four? well, if you ve got massived corporate debt, it s a reallyer good deal because you get toou pay yesterday s accounts,
affordability. and by the way, the average american is not calling it inflation, that s a term for harvard or mit. they walk into a store and they think, i can t afford to meet. i can t afford food for my family. or they re trying to put gas in their cars and they re wondering how they re going to get to work. that s the key. i will say, and i acknowledge, and in fact i embrace those who talk about concern for democracy. i am concerned. i am afraid. the percentage of americans, you ve seen those photographs right now as people are standing in line to vote. my god, we are challenged. the left argues, excuse, me the left argues that people are being denied the right to vote. the right argues about voter accountability. and corruption. on both sides of the aisle, we are less likely to believe in our democracy, to believe that our politicians actually listen to us. to believe that the bureaucracy itself functions and this is a
looking prices have got to go up. we are looking at prices have got to go up. we are looking at efficiencies, better facilities and services that we provide facilities and services that we provide. everything we can do to counteract provide. everything we can do to counteract the effect. xtiter? counteract the effect. very difficult to counteract the effect. very difficult to see counteract the effect. very difficult to see where - counteract the effect. very difficult to see where this i counteract the effect. very - difficult to see where this ends. this feels like a runaway train at the moment. we were at 5.5% in january, and has now crept up to 9%. we are looking soon at five times where the bank of england would like inflation to be. inflation to be. where does this end? yes. inflation to be. where does this end? yes. it inflation to be. where does this end? yes, it does inflation to be. where does this end? yes, it does feel- inflation to be. where does this end
former governor pat mccrory. this is the closest i ve been to debating ted budd because he s avoided four major statewide tv debates. he refused to debate any of the senate candidates in north carolina so it was good to at least get to see him talk about some of the issues but he s avoiding having debates and i can t imagine if jesse helms would have avoided republican primary debate, that s something that s not the north carolina way and basically hiding behind what is called the club for growth or jd vance says the club for chinese growth that s trying to buy the u.s. senate seat for ted budd but we are going to win this thing tuesday with the undecided vote and also the independent vote so we are having confident coming in tuesday. mike: okay, what do you see as the hot issues there in the great state of north carolina, is it inflation connecting with a lot of your folks there and
in education because some of them want to take their kids out of those failing schools. ainsley: also interesting the poll says independents 45%. to vote g.o.p. 38% democrat voters under the of 55. 40% say democrat. is it inflation? do you think that rest of the country under 45. what s the biggest issue do you think for that group? i think so much of it comes down to the economy. and to energy policies which are frankly impacting, you know, what you buy at the grocery store and how you fill up your gas tank. if you don t mind, i want to get back for just a second to that hispanic vote, ainsley, here s the challenge and here is what is interesting about it. the democrats have the outreach but they have the wrong policies. the republicans have always had the right policies now more stark contrast so it s easier for hispanics to say okay, those are the policies i want