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>> ainsley: jason sears, mayra floor reds the american dream under is under threat. welfare statement come in and offer communities of color and offer everybody, but really affected communities of color a lot of money and now, now, republicans are targeting these areas even more and saying what ronald reagan said. what are the most most terrifying words in the english language i'm from the government and i'm here to help. >> by the way, by the numbers, poorest people in america are white. go to some of these areas in appalachia. >> carley: i have been about. >> people who need help. they are l...

Talking about it. not because they haven't passed a gigantic expansion of the welfare statement but they're talking about doing it. particularly independents. look at it. they're turning against the administration big time. those are the people that will decide the mid-term elections. >> neil: and think about it, we talk about 5 to 6% wage gains. 8 to 9% year over year cost gains. so whatever people are adding in their wallet, they're forking out more from their wallet and not feeling the impact. >> and they understand it. they live it when they go to fill up at the gas station and see it's ne...

>> bret: president biden being asked about the giant, giant bill up on capitol hill 3.5 trillion he said we are going to pay for everything we spend. it's all paid for. this is now the "wall street journal" writes it. budget tricks disguise the true cost of bifned. entitlement. democrats find way to cradle to welfare statement demanding what they claim 3.5 trillion over 0 years. the truth is that even that gargantuan number hides the real cost of their plans. the bills moving through committees are full of delayed starts, phony phaseouts and cost shifting to states designed to fit 3.5 trillion...