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stoves still here. some say grass will be pried from their cold dead hands. i guess it's not pried, it's gas. >> sandra: and hearing from the restaurant owners and top chef, they cannot cook the same quality food. so lower quality appliances, lower quality food. now you have our attention. jeff loves his meals. jeff, thank you, really important stuff there. and we will dig into this further coming up. robert wolf, obviously he advised president obama back under that administration, he is a democrat, doug holtz-eakin, and we'll dig into this further and this is a cost, john, that is being pushed on the consumer, pushed on businesses, that many just can't -- they can't deal with that right now when they are battling sky high inflation. >> john: but as i recall, you are a big fan of induction cooking. >> sandra: i do. i like an induction cook top.
impersonation, sandra. >> sandra: hope the voice bounces back. the president is about to tout economic success, i'm sandra smith. this is "america reports". the president is kicking off the three-coast west coast swing at the grand canyon, see him visit 2024 battleground states and show the impact of the massive climate and spending legislation. >> john: his push to go green by not be sitting so well with americans right now. gas prices are steadily rising during one of the busiest travel seasons of the year. >> sandra: fox team coverage kicks off now, jeff flock on how the president is targeting household appliances with his climate policies. >> john: peter doocy is travelling with the president in albuquerque, new mexico, and does the biden white house, peter, think that green energy is going to be a winner for them? >> they do, john. but they would be wrong, according to a new post, a new
>> i don't think anybody can deny the impact of climate change anymore. when i first got here, people said it's not a problem. i don't know anybody, i shouldn't say that -- >> billions of dollars that president biden is going to talk about investing in green energy in the southwest are not from the green energy act, they are from the inflation reduction act, which if you remember just a year ago, we were told was to combat inflation. john. >> john: i remember that spin, peter doocy in albuquerque. thank you. sandra. >> sandra: the american consumer also struggling with biden's crack down on popular home appliances, some are claiming they are getting lower quality household items as a result. may sound familiar to folks listening, jeff flock is live at a family-owned appliance store in new jersey.
bother? >> take me to the dishwashers. julie was just mentioning that some of these appliances don't work as well. they are more energy efficient perhaps, but may not be as efficient as the old ones. dishwashers, that is the case there too, right? >> definitely more efficient than they used to be. years back now they use 2.8. to get down to 2.542.3, plus the fact they may not wash as well. >> saves more energy. julie, it is tough. everybody, rich supports the idea of being more efficient out there and the devil in the details. >> with inflation, i'm not sure people want to spend the money. but jeff flock, thank you very much, great report.
result of massive government spending, causing that inflation, they tapped emergency reserves to up the supply. when that's not happening, prices are going back up and what we are seeing happen now. >> john: i'll tell you, we were in san diego all last week and the gas prices there, i mean -- it's unbelievable. so, for the president to be going out there to sell green energy, he might run into what about the energy we are using now, can you do something about the price of that. and there's lots of electric cars in california, but far more that use gasoline. >> sandra: and the price of just about everything, back to school supplies, they are going up. pork prices are going up, jeff flock a short time from now and steve moore will join us next hour. >> john: you are telling me the cost of bacon is going up? trading in the hammer and sickle
As U.S. pork producers are faced with higher operation costs amid California's Proposition 12, shoppers will soon have to pay up for the Democrat-led law, too.
pump gas because i never did it in connecticut. >> brian: there are videos on youtube. >> carley: it was pretty easy, i'm not the best driver. better that i'm live nothing new york. >> steve: thank you for that confession. thank you. you may have to start saving for bacon. jeff flock on the new rule sending prices through the roof. . ♪ this new mom ♪ ♪ here i go ♪ ♪ i am strong and brave i know ♪ ♪ with a little time for me ♪ ♪ no doubt i will get through ♪ ♪ loving me is loving you ♪ ♪ new from centrum. the women's choice multivitamin brand. so many hotels... [yells] [yells] [yells] trouble booking the family vacay? come on. comfort has free hot breakfast for the whole fam! they have waffles! and splendid pools! cannonball!
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gaining and states that are losing. pennsylvania, of course, is one of those that is losing. maybe we come back live here and you see these are -- can i look at one of these things? can you do that for me just to see? these are -- businesses go, the people go, the culture sometimes goes, too. this is part of culture, philadelphia's cultural fabric. >> yes. >> sad to see, shannon. maybe some culture in florida. they can use some maybe down there. i don't know. >> shannon: tough decisions by folks. the impact on community broadly when businesses leave, you know. jeff, thank you. >> bill: our next guest has a huge investment and that investment is now underwater. torrential rainfall, melting snow drowning his farm sitting two feet under water and running