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have been held accountable. hunter biden accepted money from foreign officials while his power was vice president, no problem. there are ordinary people, honest people locked up this morning because they were on the capitol on january 6th protesting the 2020 election. this week the january 6th commission goes prime time, gearing up for a big show of hearings beginning thursday night at 8 p.m. eastern after doling out subpoenas to several trump supporters. coming up, the recipient of one of those subpoenas, republican leader kevin mccarthy, on january 6th, the democrat agenda and the november elections. then, corruption in plain sight. hillary clinton s lawyer gets off, but witness testimony puts the fbi and hillary herself front and center for their role in creating and spreading the big lie of trump-russia collusion just as then-congressman john ratcliffe told us here three years ago. even if you concede that there was a predicate to start this, there was no predicat ....
Neighborhoods, the smartest people who work for you in your staff, they all live in the same neighborhood. Whether theyre black or white or asian. Theres this book written, theres a test if you are part of the new elite. The new elite are corporate executives, really quality lawyers, doctors and because its now at the point where it is meritbased, whether youre part of the elite, weve kind of forgotten about ordinary americans out there. And so, its like, it drove my boys crazy. It had them take the test in the book and it said, have you ever been on a Factory Floor . Were you raised in a neighborhood where over 60 of the people Didnt Go To College . If you get a chance to go to starbucks or mcdonalds for coffee, where do you go . Do you know anybody who has whole milk if their refrigerator . Because Everybody Else h ....
Inflation would take. as i mentioned, there have been unanticipate anticipate unanticipated and large shocks to the economy that boosted energy and food prices and supply bottlenecks that have affected our economy badly that i at the time didn t fully understand. but we recognize that now. maria: my next guest will grill treasury secretary janet yellen this tuesday when she appears before the senate finance committee. wyoming senator john barrasso joins me right now. senator, thanks very much for being here. you re about to question janet yellen. what are you expecting to ask her? well, first, the president s come out with his plan to fight inflation. it s not a plan, it s an embarrassment. if a high school kid turned that in as an economics paper, they d get a d the-. d-. ....
Those unanticipate you had tests right now. through it we will learn more about it. so after that he divided he would call in the feds to probe what happened. i don t think there is anything wrong with calling in the feds to take a look at what happened. if you want to make sure that your citizens are getting the full story and the full coverage. but when we talk about on the political side the damage is massive. here is somebody who is seems afraid of his own constituents. if he can t take on someone yelling at him because a police officer wasn t wearing a body camera and they are supposed, to how does he take on vladimir putin? how does he [inaudible] this is big stuff. this was a great opportunity when rudy giuliani had september 11th, he is in the streets walking, telling people it s going to be okay. and pete buttigieg can t get off a stage? it s an ugly, ugly look. steve: tony katz joining us from indiana today. tony, thank you very much. thank you, steve. steve: meanwhile, p ....
For a second here. robert costa, i ve never heard biden lay this out so clearly. the fact that we have this meritocracy gone bankrupt, where only the people at the very top academically are given any consideration by the democrats in terms of policy. he speaks with personal experience, it seems, for a guy who went to university of delaware for example, about this almost british-style system, if you didn t go to oxford or cambridge, don t talk, we re not listening. it s a fascinating interview, especially at this political moment as democrats look at the map and they wonder, in places where trump has been popular in the industrial midwest, can they make some gains? can they connect with these aggrieved voters who look at globalization and are unanticipate, are frustrated with the economy. and biden made the point that is not just about policy and ideology. it s about the vernacular. it s about making a visceral connection with these voters that have been left behind. we ll track dav ....