people are going to be, in some ways, influenced in his showmanship, because clearly he s taking this with donald trump, all the showmanship and substance. we ve seen the danger that could happen on people. we sure have. we have, thank you so much. we know that ayanna pressley will be on your show in just a few hours for. now on politicsnation. thank, you rub, for that. perfect time to pivot back, everyone. we re going to go back to jacksonville, and we re going to be listening to the sheriff d.k. waters who is speaking today, right now, about the shooting in jacksonville. take a listen. before the investigation is completed, this briefing is a only citation a verified information. i want to begin by honoring the three precious lives that were lost yesterday. angela michel car, 52 years old. and old joseph, or a.j.,
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does anyone remember a state of the union except folks on cable news? the one line of the state of the union i remember is bill clinton once saying the era of big government is over. a pivot back to the middle, because they had lost in 94, and he was preparing to run for reelection. karen was there. yep. that s what i m waiting to see if biden recognizes the problems that he has. 60% of the american people think he s done very little. 60% of his own party doesn t even want him to run again. they want somebody else for the nomination. obviously, it s just not a failure to connect with everybody. it s a failure to connect with his own people. so i want to see how he responds to that, because they ve got serious underlying political problems that they seem to be scrambling for a way to fix. i don t think a pivot is necessary. and i think that what you re going to see is a president who has been very successful in his first two years in office. and that success actually showed its
a pivot back to the middle. because they had lost in 94, he was preparing to run for reelection. and so, that is why and waiting to see if biden recognizes the problems that he has. 60% of the american people think he has done very little, 60% of his own party doesn t even want him to run again. they want somebody else to for the nomination. obviously, is not a failure to connect with everybody, it is a failure to connect with his own people. i want to see how he responds to that. they have got serious underlying political problems that they seem to be scrambling for a way to fix. i don t think a pivot is necessary. i think that what you are going to see is a president who has been very successful in his first two years in office. that success actually showed itself at the ballot box in november. unlike bill clinton who got molly walked in midterms, or barack obama who got beaten. the only thing i remember is joe wilson, that wasn t even a line from a speech, that was a member of con
a total odds with what the american people are telling us over and over again in the surveys. this is something, scott, because this moment can be a pift for the president for a moment, and if you want to call it a test out the tag line like bill clinton, the era of big government are over, and lay down the stake, and not even for re-election, but if he needs to pivot and make the people s words come out of the mouths to be something far different than that cbs survey, but what does it look like? well, for me, the real pain on the economy is inflation, and some amount that the government spending has caused the inflation, and that is a pivot back to center, and i don tn anticipate that, but that is what clointon said and then he pivoted back to the center. you don t think that biden is going to do ta?