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>> but here is what it is but you have big food conglomerates at other multinational corporations and jacking up the price of food. jacking up the household items is not the local gro groceries g it these big corporations. >> republicans meantime are countering democrats by targeting pennsylvania fast growing latino population in cities like allentown, the center-right grassroots organization that libra initiative is on the ground is speaking to latinos in grocery stores. >> are trying to meet them right here and educate them. i know you feel inflation but can we tell you why? why are we feeling this inflation question at what policies are making inflation? it is high spending. >> while trump was spending time in court every single day it last week president biden was right here in pennsylvania for three days campaigning in the largest battleground state in the nation. see fort bryan llenas, thank
minutes they would really prefer we not come in because there's a certain danger to all of us. we want to make sure everybody is safe above all. >> a date to nbt news national poll of registered voters find trump's lead over biden has narrowed and nationally trump is a two-point advantage dropping from a five-point advantage she had in january. the same poll reinforced the two most important issues for voters nationwide are inflation and immigration paired fox polling has found the economy is the most important issue right here in pennsylvania ahead of the primary here on tuesday, today pro- palestinian protesters interrupted a campaign stop for a long time democrat senator bob casey. casey is facing republican challenger dave mccormick. both men running unopposed ahead of tuesday's primary and are all in on the pivotal senate race come november. today casey blamed inflation, not on biden but on corporations.
corporations in america on the fortune 500 may 40 billion in profit and paid zero zero in federal income taxes well, i guess what i came along and took care of the sin not anymore. >> thanks to a law i wrote sine big corporations now have to pay a minimum. they should be paying more a minimum of 50% tax not anymore that's false. >> this tax only applies to companies that make at least 1 billion every year. 14 are on that list to be exact so many big companies will still be paying zero and of course, the final claim for example, seniors beginning of 2024, no
don't. now, here's the elephant in the room kp doing when don't the woo as complex as biden is. uts compleyou know capable of g. now here he is today struggling to just get basic simple words ouy stt the typical mumbling,ty bumbling stumbling that's gotten worsepicag all week. take a look. corporations look for the cheapest labor in th e world, sent to jobs, sent the product to those sent to jobs. those laborers, whetherwher they're asia, europe, wherever they were. and then they sent the productel back. >> well, seven important foreign products. i'm exportlead ofting for for t. >> while biden whether it's on the world stage israel they are standing up to radicalp islamic terrorists that attacked them. rary are standing up to theito biggest foe. and that brings us to the next loser. and thatd thbrings u would be tc republic of iran and the mullahs of iran. reiranthis country's radical res they usually hide behind their proxiecas.
carbon out of the atmosphere and the ocean and then burying it in the soil below them as we saw in that clip there that black mud, muddy. the. mud that we think of when we think of coastal swamps, is this amazing long term storage of carbon and it's kept there for millennia we beginning to appreciate now, we're beginning to see countries really understand how important their coastal wetlands systems, these salt marshes, seagrasses, mangroves, as part of their full climate solution dr. pigeons, there's no shortage of incredibly alarming studies, reports documentaries on this earth, de, on monday, what's your message? my message is that the solution to climate change needs all of us. it needs everybody from government to corporations to communities, to every single individual.
corporations and the wealthy americans who or whom trump has said he's going to give a tax cut too. so i think the choice is clear. it's either trump or biden. and a boat that's not per biden is let's be clear a vote for trump. don't do it vote per trump. excuse me, boat for biden you are among the kennedy family members who've used donald trump as a threat to democracy. >> your brother was on this network not long ago. erin burnett put the question to him. listen i think that is a threat to democracy if him over its are trying to overthrow the election clearly is threat to democracy, but the question was who is it worse threat to democracy? >> and what i would say is, i am not going to answer that question, but i can argue that president biden is he says, he can argue president biden is just a great or even a greater threat to democracy than donald trump. you would say well, i
where you have jury selection going on. nothing, of course, quite like what we're seeing now with the former president who by all accounts, is staring, right at the jurors and the potential jurors, which i'm sure is something, that they have not witnessed before and certainly they have not felt before this particular potential alternate crying saying that she thought she would be okay and she doesn't think she can be impartial yeah. >> well, you know, the great thing about the jury system is it works and that's a perfect example of somebody who's taking her duty series fleet, giving it a lot of thought. and wanting to be a fair person and being honest about the fact that she can't handle it. and that's what i mean, honestly, i've seen so many different situations with lay people's approaching important cases they're, up to the task of standing up to big corporations, standing up to the government. they do the right thing. and so i think it's encouraging and should be
or less flocking to donald trump. there's always been that what's the matter with kansas question. why do people vote against their own economic self-interest? i think, sometimes, democrats don't delineate the dinks differences strongly enough. donald trump does. if you're in pennsylvania under the last guy, you can say, oh, it was better. no. they lost 270,000 jobs. under biden, unemployment hasn't been this low for this long for 50 years. i mean, he's taking it to the streets, so to speak. he is taking it to the workers. i'm wondering, chris, will it make a difference? will this democratic president from scranton get voters, working class voters to vote in their best interest instead of voting for a guy who passed the largest tax cuts for billionaires and multinational corporations ever? >> well, i think he began with
consequence here, as i said, this bill was promoted hurtomething that was going to help the worker and it was going to hurt the corporation. it's ending up hurtingt'shurtin the worker and helping the corporation. already we've seen it thousandsr of workers have been laid off. all of the corporations saw this coming. so they're automatinat g workforce. the workers that are still are on payroll are going to have to double the amount of woro dooublk. the and the cost of everything is going to increase. the small businesses ethin thatt necessarily fall within the purview of this bill are going to have to increas oe their own wages, but they can't afford to automate, so they have to increase their pricess bu can'td or shu. so once again, inflating the cost of everything in their local econom cy. thi but the actual approach to this, if you want to help the workero helps just cut payrl taxes, california has the highest payroll tax of any coate in the country you put more money in the worker's pockets without inflating the currency, well, then you can actually solve this issue. but they don't want to do that changthey dtoe the incenti structure. right? we can even say that if you cut the payroll taxes for the businessessee y are payingr a certain threshold, well, then they're going to be incentivized to do ses will beou but it's not about actually helping the worker, because if it was then gavin newsom, the governort rker
states. the mass slaughter would effectively stop. >> brian: and now we find out corporations get incentives to produce fentanyl as long as it leaves the country. your reaction? >> well, we know that the chinese government has been complicit in the fentanyl crisis of america since 2013 because china always been the principle supplier of fentanyl chemicals and also chinese government all the chemical industries and all the companies have chinese communist parties inside. they the fact that people can still order fentanyl materials online and the companies are still allowed to export, that means they have the government's blessing. probably driven by two reasons. first the government is making money, collecting tax dollars. and they also probably want to use this as a bargaining chip for future negotiation with the u.s. government. >> brian: should would he be banning diamond and silk here in america? >> absolutely. >> brian: yeah. any clear-thinking person that