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what, in your view is the message to this country? it's too radical and what is out of step. we were worried about it in the mid terms. you saw the most radical candidates across the board, they went down. part of it was abortion positions, and part of it was the big lie. the preponderance does not think we need to burn the country down. people are not looking for that. their lies, the things we wish joe biden would have done better, they're not radicals, not anarchists. they didn't want the radical overturn of abortion. if you frame everything up like that with joe biden, this guy wants to burn everything down. the downside risk is horrible,
to pitch this city is safer. doesn't feel safer to anybody. neighborhoods within this city crime is happening at record rates. that's just a simple fact. and you can't get away from that number. no matter how much they say about murders being down. robberies. >> laura: seems to be a desensitizing of young people to violence to suffering across the board. almost like it's always payback to the victim, even the victims that they don't know, never met them before. and that's a change in america. i mean, we have seen this over the last, you know, several years, really heightened after the floyd riots when those were tolerated. do you agree that was a bit of an inflection point, especially for young people in what they saw tolerated? >> it was but i think the young generation is so lost in their cell phones and not developing relationships on a personal level as they grow up, whether it's as toddlers, teenagers or
and the fact that the top board at the treasury has been so explicit, this feels like a different kind of, like a higher def con of that. yeah. and this is the point i was going to make and i'd forgotten, which is that arguably last night then slots into what we've seen on the conservative strategy of the last fortnight, which is to say stuff that generates headlines, basically, grab attention. we've seen it with the various policy announcements they've had far more certainly compared with labour, new eye catching policy announcements since the calling of the election to try and because they need to give and where it appears they are opinion poll wise to change the weather and to get noticed. i mean i don't know if you know the answer to this. they probably said, but this letter was was sent to labour on the third. yes. the debate was on the fourth. yes. it got leaked to our colleague on the morning of the fifth. i mean, part of me thinks if theyjust published it on the third or the fourth, we would be having this conversation or we would have had it two days ago. yeah. and i think part of what.
>> yeah. no it's terrible. look, again there's legitimate place for good faith debate and criticism of judicial rulings and arguments made by the defense or the prosecution. look, people on the left i think legitimately i'm one of them. in my podcast and elsewhere, criticized legitimacy of the supreme court. and talk about whether or not sam alito or justice clarence thomas should recuse themselves from certain matters. that's good and respectful debate. you can have that argument, the board of appeals will have the final word of that. but attacking jurors in our system i think it's a bridge too far. as you pointed out, a prosecutor would have said. i said on a number of occasions we win every case we brought. alvin bragg would have taken in stride an acquittal in this case. i think the good and rational thing to have done was you know you can fight in the court of appeal, you can say you disagree with the jurors decision. but we have created a climate.
why is that? we still have unemployment at a 50 year low. it comes down to inflation and the fact that gasoline national averages $3.55. it goes back to their perception. they look across the board at the supermarket and gas and it adds up a lot more. >> the fact that these businesses were able to drop prices like that, what does that tell you about why they raised them? >> they were able to maintain margins they didn't have for a long time. grotius and other businesses in that sector generally run on very thin profit. ikea, walmart, costco and walgreens anomic donelson burger king and chipotle, they are all cutting prices. we are getting back to a normalized rate. the biggest problem, it is the overall level of prices. the increase from pre-2019 that has people upset.
shows 50 percent of americans thank his guilty verdict was correct, 49 is think you should get out of the race altogether. we want to know, will use it -- de think it will hurt or help trump come november? beverly? >> what are most looking forward to seeing those t-shirts and merchandise with a mug shot of trump, conservatives wearing it, liberals wearing it, both for different reasons, in many cases people are digging and even further and we're going to have to wait and see what the polling shows peter jackie? do and i don't trust those polls kinda trust what i see and everywhere he goes he has tens of thousands, hundreds of thousands cheering him on chanting his name, time of the last time you saw that type of crowd for present and biden? >> trace: last month that was kevin corke walking into the doubler. that is the last thing. right? >> you are too funny. i think this helps him across the board especially in
witnesses the weekend before and now this. i'm sick of people saying if you're a drug addict it's, you get a jail at a free card. doing drugs is a decision. and it's also a decision to quit. you can kick the habit if you want and hundred biden hired all of the resources in the world to do that. and he did not. now his defenses he's not accountable for anything he did for seven years? because he was on drugs? you can say that! you can't have that as the defense, while at the same time you see hunter living right now, that is saying for seven years he was in his agenda claim to yell educated lawyer on the board of international gas companies, wheeling and dealing with chinese tycoons, he was in control of his life there but every time he was breaking the law he was not in control of his life? and his just a helpless victim of a disease? no. and joe biden the tragic thing was the one pushing his son while he was addicted to crack
president's son is literally on trial in delaware. so not sure that argument holds, but it's not a good argument for them. i would also remember this is but remember this is the consolation prize of sorts since they're biden impeachment effort fell apart. they pivoted to this to save face a little bit. so i just think that this argument across the board is not a winner for republicans. and so the ag, i think will be forcible defender of process and department of justice today. and i think for americans were paying attention that that will land with the best thing that could happen is if the whole fight descends around whether or not biden ordered the assassination of donald trump at mar-a-lago. that will bring out all the crazy garland will look like a normal human being and odds are lottery public well, those are going to take that big, again, jonah is talking about some right-wing. >> i would describe them as conspiracies around a pretty standard fbi procedure that was used when the raid i was conducted on mar-a-lago. let's
a ticket and maybe won't be able to go and see her. but there's something for them to go and see and do and to be able to get loads of selfies and all the different kinds of things that were commissioned and things that we're building. they'll be able to go to workshops and create things that are kind of taylor related and they'll still be able to have fun and enjoy their time here, even if they're not going to see her. more than 150,000 fans with tickets will be here spending money on everything from hotels to eating out. but is it really a love story across the board for liverpudlians with life plans? i'm actually getting married in two weeks and none of our family can get hotels because they're all booked up and they've all been booked up for months in advance. so it definitely, definitely does have a positive effect on the economy of liverpool. at this restaurant they'll be shaking things up, not off, with a "tay�*s in town" bottomless brunch on gig days. but will the boost to businesses really be beyond their wildest dreams? it's important that we are able to encourage those events to come here to the city, they do. so the key economic boost
open to it. well, he wasn't. he called it conspiracy theory and we brought that out on many occasions yesterday. >> that's an important distinction. you think about the early days of covid especially all the media running to fauci to get his view on this. question for you, did he screw this up? >> i would say in many ways that part of the problem that we had is there was just a lack of clarity across the board. when you come out and you say that everything i'm telling you is based on science and then we find out he says later the six-foot rule just sort of appeared. now he is blaming that on the cdc. when he talks about the masking, there was no science behind that. he didn't say that when he addressed america and he didn't say that it possibly came from a lab when he was talking about it coming from nature. so yeah, a lot of people have been harmed by the decisions that have been made. >> bill: this is dr. mccormick republican from georgia. the one asking this question.