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>> pete: i appreciate the president took a couple minutes out while at the desk to give me a call and clear the air. >> sean: at least he called you pal. >> peter: i don't need him to ark pol jize to me, he can call me what hoopts if it gets him talking. >> griff: inflation. latest fox news poll showing 7% of americans believe it will last for just another couple months while nearly 70% believe it is here to stay for another year or more. this after that wild day on wall street yesterday, the dow dropped 1000 points by midday before rallying back to finish up 100 points. biden unveiling plan f...

I just feel like they are ignoring. they're tone deaf. >> steve: absolutely. that's why republicans are expecting a blood bath comes there goes the house and the senate as we started this segment out. the number one, the number two issue in the country according to the fox news poll crime number one is inflation. and yesterday, the president of the united states and there you can see 85%. we are pretty much all worried about paying more money. the president had a meeting at the white house on how to fix rising price proos. he talked a little bit about executive order he signed in july. to july...

Industries, handful of giant companies dominate the entire market and we see it in big ag, in big tech, big pharma, the list goes on. rather than compete for customers, they consume competitors. >> we could be in for more roller coaster rides as fed is expected to signal first rate hike ine 32 years. todd and carley. >> carley: strap in, ready to go, griff, thank you. that hot mic moment everybody will be talking about, the day president biden was sworn into office, he said, i'm not joking when i say this, if you are ever working with me and i hear you treat another with disrespect, talk down ...

President Joe Biden is set to unveil his annual budget proposal this morning.

The attacks on Aug. 7, 1998, in front of the embassies in Nairobi, Kenya and Dar es Salaam, Tanzania — linked to al Qaeda — left 224 people dead and more than 4,500 wounded, according to the F.B.I.