most of us live in a mainstreet economy and go to work every day.. with $50 trillion debt just around the corner at the federal level the federal government wants to cut rates especially with an election to boost and make voters feel good. that doesn't solve a problem. housing prices today are unbelievably high creating a burden, cutting rates won't solve that problem. the bigger issues are ones we have to address and cutting rates is a panacea, a band-aid but it is cutting spending, not rates that create economic prosperity over the next generation. ashley: you got a lot in in a short amount of time. you are bringing energy. appreciate that. good stuff. voters speaking in support of donald trump's tax-free tips pitch. what's not to like? what does andy pudzner make of this? that is after the break. ♪ hoice dental implants makes every day... a "let's dig in" day... mm. ...a "chow down" day... a "take a big bite" day... a "perfectly delicious" day... - mm. [ chuckles ] - ...a "love my new teeth" day. because your clearchoice day is the day everything

expect them not to come after him and a lot of these people, i mean, to your point, the republican mainstreetartnership pack. while supporting john maguire. this is a usual fully, completely in line with leaderships pack. this is a group of more establishment republicans and they were supporting it candidate gets good and he's just made a lot of enemies. i think this is kind of his fate just coming to a fault. yeah. and andrew, meanwhile, you have some reporting about mitch mcconnell, the outgoing senate republican liter, concerned about what may happen in the house. he is concerned about this push to put impose term limits on republican leaders in the senate. there are no term limits on republican leaders are lower down leadership ranks and his concern is about decentralizing this in is essentially giving the rank and file more power, like we're being in the house. >> yeah, it's all argument boils down to, hey, look at what's happening in the house right now. do you want that to happen in the senate? and so you've got these potential successors to mitch mcconnell, who are all in their own di

protection program, which is by partisan, but it's administration was a key part of ppe saved, but saved mainstreet america when everything was being shut down, including states that were shut down for a year. so even those things, he doesn't get enough credit for. but obviously covid was an anomaly in human history, something that happens once every hundred years and never, hopefully never happens again. but overall, people have recollections of those years in which that more money in their pocket that's a fact. >> so i want to ask you about some things as you sit here as his surrogate that he said tonight that are important to you. and i want to start with nato the issue of nato came up and what he thinks about nato, i want to play that for you, senator he wants to get out of nate. are you going to stay a nato are you okay with that? >> he shrugged. >> well, i think this is the negotiator on him. i was in the senate when he was the president and he would talk to these guys, not like a politician would normally, but he basically is trying to negotiate so that our partners do more. interestingly en

protection program, which is by partisan, but it's administration was a key part of ppe saved, but safe mainstreet america when everything was being shut down, including safe that were shut down for a year so even those things, he doesn't get enough credit for. but obviously covid was an anomaly in human history, something that happens once every hundred years and never, hopefully never happens again. and but overall, people have recollections of those years in which they had more money in their pocket. that's a fact. >> so i want to ask you about some things as you sit here as his surrogate that he said tonight that are important to you. and i want to start with nato the issue of nato came up and what he thinks about nato, i want to play that for you, senator he's a guy who wants to get out of nate. are you going to stay a nato are you okay with that? >> he shrugged. >> well, i think this is the negotiator on him. i was in the senate when he was the president and he would talk to these guys not like a politician would normally, but he basically is trying to negotiate so that our partners let's do