Purchasing heat pumps and rooftop solar electric stoves, even dryer second. so you watch that and you realize maybe they are going to run him again because he doesn t actually exist. he is merely a conduit through which they change. america has no idea what he s saying. he reads the script. it seems kind of nonthreatening and out of it. that may seem embarrassing to you, a problem to you. you wonder what is right. think of all this. it s so demeaning and degrading. it s cruel to do this to a guy. i feed him full of drugs and i ve read someone else s script. but if you re trying to change the country really fast, this is very useful to you. of course they re going to run them again. so again to the bill, a nonprofit called rewiring america, which supports this bill , decided to figure out how much money americans are eligible to receive from the inflation reduction act based on zip code household income tax filing status. so according to rewiring in america, a married couple with one child in san francisco earning the median household income, they re of one hundred and twenty thousand dollars would be eligible for
It is i don t know who the people he hangs out. that s the guy that just admitted he was wrong on inflation. why listen to him now? even worse, one so-called journalist compared biden to ronald reagan. no, he s no ronald reagan, by the way, appeared on msnbc to brag about biden s winning streak, winning streak, raising taxes and what. take a look. he actually has one big thing is biden s winning streak. so you ve been talking on the show about president biden s legislative victories right over my shoulder here. but pull back the camera and we ll see what those add up to over these two years is rewiring of big parts of the american economy. so far , president biden doesn t seem to be getting a lot of credit for this. he hasn t explained it as well as he could. but when you added up, it is a remarkable record . all right. i don t know what reality they re living in, but it s a universe i don t recognize which will soon hopefully come
hannity: out over the people they hang out with he just admitted that he was wrong on inflation why listen to him? the so-called journalists compared joe biden to ronald reagan no he is no ronald reagan. by the way he appeared on msp and so tired about his winning streak. raising taxes and what? take a look. the one big thing is joe biden s winning streak. you ve been talking on the show about presidents joe biden s slate of victories over my shoulder here, pull back the camera and we will see what those out up to over these two years. it s a rewiring of big parts of the american economy. so far president joe biden doesn t seem to be getting a lot of credit he has an expanded as well as he could. when you added up it is a remarkable record. hannity: under what reality they are living in but it s a universe i don t recognize which soon will come crashing down after the midterms here now with
Mike allen. good morning. what is the 1 big thing today? the axios 1 big thing is biden s winning streak. you ve been talking about president biden s legislative victories, over my shoulder here. but pull back the camera, and what we ll see is the rewiring of big parts of the american economy. so we just saw the new investments in chip-making in the u.s. early, big investments in the u.s. capacity to make vaccines, get ready for the next threat. of course, the infrastructure bill. and the interesting twist to this, jonathan, is that there is an america-first populace streak to this. that is more oil drilling here. making more vaccines here. with a possible victory coming up, more clean energy here. and possibly the biggest in history.
Negotiation, whether that s three months from now or six months from now, i don t know, but we re not going to be at this for another couple years. how much do you think the europeans and even possibly the americans are being influenced by the fact this war is inconvenient for americans and europeans in terms of energy prices. that s really costing people at the pump. in terms of what we re paying. but is that a reason for europeans or americans or whomever to ultimately encourage ukraine to cede territory? i hope not, jake. i think there are bigger issues at work here than the price of gas. and oh, by the way, ultimately, we ll be able to make that fungible shift so that we will be able to supply oil and gas. there s going to be a great rewiring here at a certain level in terms of energy flows, but there s going to be inv
Let s talk about another unfortunate side effect of this war, the foot shortage. not so much the u.s. but do you think ultimately the putinites and the kremlin is right that that might be putin s best weapon, to try to drag down and wear down the west as food shortages start to hit in places like europe and gas prices start to spike and that might weaken the resolve of the west? i think it s unlikely that that strategy is going to succeed. for starters, there are other major grain producers globally including the united states, including brazil. we are going to see some rewiring, if you will, in the flow of food stocks. it s a concern certainly. it ll manifest, by the way, largely in north africa and the middle east.
Read. and i d read, and she d read. it s like reading to a toddler all over and teaching a child to read. but the attack on brittani was so brutal, dr. wright wasn t sure how far she d get in her recovery. there was 25% of the brain she wasn t able to access that she used to be able to access. did you think she d ever get her memory back? getting that memory back, most people don t ever. especially if it s a traumatic brain injury, if you re you don t usually remember. if brittani s memory did return her account of the attack could later be used as evidence. so dr. wright didn t give brittani any of the details out of concern it could create false memories. when people come out of this kind of trauma, they re not sure if this is a memory that they re remembering, or this is something that somebody s told them. if her memory were to come back, we wanted it to just be her memory. as she slowly learned to talk again, brittani seemed stuck in a loop of fear. she would just on repeat,
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Somebody who i look up to, very much so. she s, like, my best friend now. how well do you remember your high school years? like nothing. like, i don t remember that. but i remember my childhood very well. oh, that s interesting that you remember childhood but not high school. or middle school, very little of middle school. i i remember going to new york in middle school. but when i was in high school, not very much. brittani s nerve damage is so extensive, she s unable to shed a tear or control many of her facial muscles and is no longer able to smile. how many surgeries have you had so far? gosh, i ve had, i wanna say, up to 20. my mom says, i think you re done with surgeries. i m like, no. i m not mom. i want my smile. that s what i want, my smile. and she s like, well, most people don t notice that. i m like, no, but i do every day. the brittani you see today is not the same person she was before the attack. as her brain rewired itself, her speech patterns and even aspects of
A lot. she had to have somebody shower her. she had to have somebody take her to the bathroom. she had to have all those things done for her all over again. doctor wright, a neuropsychologist, practices what s known as cognitive behavioral therapy. we believe with practice, practice, practice, the brain can heal. which means teaching a head trauma patient to do one simple task over and over again until it becomes reflexive. because their brain is just not the same brain that that used to be. is it like rewiring the brain? absolutely. it is rewiring the brain. and so what do you do? you sit down, you do it with her until she s able to do it herself. brittani s brain injury was so severe much of her therapy was almost like a pre-school class. she would read her dr. seuss books to me. and that was a rehab. and she would have to