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Reverse course. start producing more energy here in the united states. he could do that. but what does he do? they are still canceling oil and gas leases. they dont want us to be energy independent west coast, and they dont care if you suffer at the pump. dan: i couldnt agree more its got to be intentional. governor ron desantis, thank you. appreciate it. dan: the biden administration claimed they werent funding crack pipes. now there is hard evidence they are. but the administration still lies ...

That. i wander in a couple years from now if the democrats are gonna be telling us that they never wanted to shut them the country, they never wanted to mask children, they never wanted to force vaccines, it was all the republicans fault. how many times are we going to hear the democrats try to cast light us in reverse course with politically convenient for them? if only we had a mainstream media in a big tech behemoth that was actually interested in speaking the truth to report it and democrats...

Hand to the bad guys and takes it away from the victims while villainizing our police officers. im all for a cop doing criminal acts put them in front of a jury i get it dont villainize every single police officer for going out there and doing their job because it creates the atmosphere we are see. >> ainsley: no bail laws and cut a billion dollars from the police budget in new york city, under de blasio and new york city, remember when we were showing those videos they allow the police officers...

Concha. joe, the liberal "new york times" is sounding major alarm bells, will joe biden and by joe biden, chief of staff ron clain reverse course and acknowledge inflation is a problem. >> joe: ron clain and jen psaki, right? importance of messaging and cardinal rule of politics and sales is underpromise and overdeliver. the president and his team insisted inflation was transitory for many months, declared victory saying president biden saved christmas. inflation is here until 2023, what does th...

That he wouldnt comply with a subpoena to testify in president trumps impeachment trial should it come to that. the next day he said he would comply with any subpoena. which thats the right answer, right? thats the right answer. so what do you make of this, and why do you think he said what he said in the beginning? >> it seems like it was just a bad instinct, right? it seems like just sort of knee jerk. his feeling was, well, i think this process is ridiculous and they shouldnt be going after m...

Up at night, as they play this kind of free dimensional chess as to how reserve reverse course? >> china has already begun on the trump administration with sanctions on russia and a trade war with china. he has made his choice, and his choices now to be with china. so i dont think that has much of an impact. but what does has an impact, he said all of these sanctions threaten the existence of the russian state. so he can then use that as an excuse to escalate and retaliate. and also, tell the ru...

May recognize, a young sergei lavrov. last week on the day the u.s. and the eu sanctions russian officials including lab wrought, andre kozyrev tweeted this picture with the caption, lavrov rightfully sanctioned by the eu today, was my deputy in the 90s, used to have my back. today i would watch my back if he was behind me. joining us now is former russian foreign minister andrej kozyrev. mr. minister thank you so much for your time. you are someone who has been in the upper inch alonso power in...

Also come up with this legislation which you just mentioned, midland over moscow. why arent we creating energy independence in the united states? this, obviously, were at a turning point as we watch death and destruction in russia. do you think that this administration will change its stance on the climate change agenda? >> well, its very unlikely, but i think this is an opportunity. its very rare that a president gets a second or a third chance, but this is the chance to go ahead and reverse co...

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Speaking on the floor a little longer than one minute. i didnt set out to break any laws or any records. i wanted to break this bill down. i wanted america to know that they are hiring 87,000 irs agents. why? to go after your transactions, your records if you spend as little as $28 a day. you know what they are doing too? they are knocking parents out of schools. we just introduced a parents bill of rights, because parents do have a right and do have a right to say in their childrens education. ...