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threat looming ever closer sparking rise in sales of private bunkers family familiess globe protecting themselves like never before. >> all right this is -- that door you cannot. okay. oh look at this. then we have another room back here. you don't want to miss that report in wild nuclear fear echo from overseas here of a migrant surge brog and biden himself admits it. >> we have thousands of people day literally not figuratively trying to get in the united states. lawrence: crime is still ravaging our own streets. our call for the nation's leaders to do something about it plus we begin tonight in ukraine alex hogan is standing live in lviv where explosions rang the earlier today. alex what can you tell us? reporter: hi lawrence those explosions were the closest to

lviv cities that we've seen in the entire russian invasion here in ukraine. now, it is quiet out right now. these are the curfew hours of the morning so people are told they must stay home. but this street is really quieted out in the evening after those attacks. ukraine president volodymr zelenskyy spoke out celebrating women fightings continuously for the country and condemn russia attack saying, quote, you're turning peaceful cities into ruins, slen ski going ton say that russia actions will be extremely long lasting adding, quote, you are doing it. for one generation and forever, this is another manifestation of your suicidal policy. black smoke billowed out into the sky here in lviv yesterday evening after the sirens sounded off around 4 p.m. local time. mayor office says that the strikes let an oil facility and

a factory both of which linked to the military. in the north of the country on saturday, kyiv was the subject to intense shelling homes in kyiv are destroyed as residents there search in a rubble for their belongings anything that they could find in those remains. outside of the city, workers help evacuate injure residents some of whom had been sheltering in place for days on end. to the west russia continues to hammer mariupol path of the city's population has fled, as resources and bare necessities at this point are drying up and running out. >> nobody helped apartments were burning. we asked to put the the fire and help no one did it. locals guyed on our watch. there's no water, food, nothing. >> president joe biden spoke today in warsaw warning russian it is to stay off nato's soil they have although attacks were

45 miles away from poland closest border the conversation here today about these attacks taking place on the same day as that siege he gave and, of course, concern here growing lawrence. many of the people who have arrived here from war torn towns across ukraine hope to find safety in lviv unsure what latest strikes mean for them. lawrence. lawrence: thank you so much in ukraine you've been doing excellent reporting stay safe out there. joining us now is utah congressman jordan congressman a lot to dig into right now. but toipght get your response to the president over the a lot of blunders over there in ukraine, i'm sorry in poland he talked about the 82nd airborne being ready and he also talked about putin can't stay in power almost suggesting regime change. what do you think the president is doing on the world's stage?

i'm often hesitant to criticize the president when he's on an international trip. but a lot of that was confusing. >> no, more than confusing. it's dangerous. i mean, i think you can say that, you know, here's the president potentially having more war triggering type language than probably any president in american history we need to be careful and precise in things we say particularly commander in chief of our country and i think alex said this was a historical speech. so historical that white house had to cent the record after he gave if. you step back and think about it lawrence we went from -- you know, ronde reagan tear down walls to you have itness of trump and now biden giving speeches where he says i know what i'm doing so that is very dangerous let's hope it stop and let's hope there's an tend this as soon as possible. >> i'm worried because you know, the training wheels have to come off.

the learning period is over. and when you've got the president saying on the world stage that sanctions don't deter. when you have jen psaki and you have the vice president on the world stage also saying that they do deter. i'm just curious what is position of the united states not just the white house, as a member of congress, who has oversight of what this policy is as well, what do we stand on the world? >> no, it is scary but frankly you hate to say that because this is president on foreign soil and wept it to go as good as it possibly can. but it shopght surprise us. these guys have been wrong on everything. in the president you talked about what's happening on southern border these guys have taken a secure border to complete chaos and taken energy independence through the president begging opec iran, and venezuela increase production and went from state street to record level of crime and went from stable prices to 40 year inflation and in energy

situation driving so much and what's happening in ukraine as well because of the bad decisions this administration made so they haven't done anything right so we shouldn't be surprised when we're concerned about statements he's mag and how he's handling this terrible situation in ukraine. look, we've got to continue to give weapons continue to help with humanitarian aid, but we then we have to be real careful about anything else that particularly anyone i think in high level of our government and certainly the white house anything they say better be careful and precise better be well thought out. j i want to continue to support the ukraine people but i worry that some of the comments that were made on the -- world stage may have escalated this conflict and i think every american that is watching this at home is asking those same questions -- congressman thanks so much for joining us on cross country tonight. >> you bet, thank you. >> so doctor -- just return from a medical mission in lviv and she joins me

right now doctor thank you so much for we have relied on you during koafdz and relied on you for your coverage there in ukraine. what did you see? >> you know i thought i had seen everything lacerations gunshot wounds but nothing compares to ground first hand in lviv. it was absolutely who are risk. horrific you have families torn apart we have homes pulverized 10 million misplace from the their home that's more than 25.of the population there in ukraine. and a third of them have medical conditions, chronic medical conditions so if people dying firsthand from being shot at from the bomb and strikes but then you have a wave of secondary deaths for beam chronic conditions that can't get the health care they need. so we were out there we were trying to give them as much care and take care of them as best as we can but it was the challenge. because every day health care workers volunteers are being attacked. and even though that's a

violation of international humanitarian law, putin doesn't care. he will kill and attack anyone. because he's a vile vicious murderer. and that's one of the greatest concerns is humanitarian aid and effort getting into lviv getting into kyiv and places mariupol but it is dangerous becoming more and more risky we saw in lviv two or three bomb strike when is i was there last week we had one and maybe thought this was it but every place in ukraine is being more and more dangerous and it is -- it's sad. it is a challenge we need to do more help to them. lawrence: been putting up images on screen when you were back there. doctor i want to hone in on something because some of the propaganda from putin has suggested that in those medical facilities inside those -- those bunkers for just people that are taking safety, are being used as human shields. you were there. separate fact from fiction so our audience knows that. >> i'm working at a railway in lviv with hundreds and hundred of ukrainians coming off the

train and we're aboveground. and we're trying to take care of patients but if alarms go off if sirens go off we try to go underground to take shelter and bring patients with us. it is risky even if you're underground shelter you see the children theater that was bombed probably two or 300 people that lost their lives in that because th were stuck underneath rubble. so no we're not just taking shelter ukrainians are trying to get food, shelter an flee danger and death and destruction but it is hard for them for some of them to leave. but you know everyone is out there trying to do best they can but it is really a challenge. >> doc i know you don't want to make the story about you and you went help to those in need but was there any point during your trip where you felt like this is it? i may not mac it back local to the states? >> when i was sleeping in my sleeping -- bunk bed cot that we had i heard the alarms going off at first i said what is that noise and it was surreal i said --

oh, my goodness are we going to be able to get out of here and is it going to be dangerous because we have to drive hours to get to the border and i was concerned, worried i have family that worked to get back to the united states but at the same time we want to help those in need. it is our duty to serve help to others in need. so yeah, there were moments we were scared but we prayed and we did best we can, we had shelter underground but you know, at this point it is becoming too dangerous i think for everyone going in and out of ukraine. >> you know, doc we're so glad you made it back we're so glad that you went there for the people of ukraine that are in need. but we're so glad to have you back home we thank you so much for coming on the show tonight. up next gas prices -- are high -- inflation is soaring. but at least one business executive wants to pay americans less. that story ahead plus changing their tune about securing our border? that's all ahead on cross country. you don't want to miss it.

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glawrntion welcome back americans are paying historically high gas prices but an e-mail leaked reddit reveal one businessman is are ready toe advantage of the pain at the

pump in the leak at am l bee owner said inflation could lower average wage as they get more plicts desperate to make ends meet now apple bee say those comments are not opinion of the company. but here to react is the host of making money on fox business, charles payne he's one that you trust. charles, this is nasty but is it to be expected in this climate right now? >> it is to be expected but it is shocking to a lot of people and i want to make sure people understand this is entity that owns 50 apple bee so not a small business but this entire letter reflect what is we're going through in this krkt smaller paying businesses having trouble tracking work and this guy saying hey if gas prices go up people have to find a job work more hours and get a second job. and you know, the way he's describe taking advantage of this is, obviously, despicable

there's another loon that's not getting a lot of press but very important because i'm a champion of small business and ma and pa business he says further more other competitor especially ma and pa company and smaller companies raise prices cut employee hours and pay -- employees less hourly and that's going to hurt their margin and that's getting hurt in this small -- income household middle income households and small businesses those ma and pa businesses he's talking about taking advantage of. he knows that these high not just high gas prices but record high food inflation is crushing these folks and so here you have someone with, you know, they have 50 franchises. you're not a small business. so he's looking to crush the competition. and to take advantage of workers at the same time. glans lawrence: unbelievable and the questions posed to the folks has biden administration made economy better or worse? 53.of americans are saying that

the biden administration is making it worse for them. only it 22% i don't know who they are -- said it was better. what's your reaction to that, charles? >> you know, i think that right smart reaction to be honest with you. you know, yesterday we had over a report from the -- university of michigan and this was amazing because they're between them and conference board most trusted confidence of readings every month been doing it for decades. what was shocking about it is that people said that this is a lower -- standard of live has gone down more than any other time except two of the worst recessions in last 50 years and that's something important to remember lawrence because in america we all expect our standard of living to increase. even if you're in lower income bracket you expect during your lifetime even if i'm at the lowest it is going to get better. right i'll be able to maybe build a platform and children will move higher it is rare when

americans say their standard of living declining particularly when they say at this degree worse two times in last 250 years something is wrong. it cuts across all americans -- that cuts across plel lines, because it is real. because it is real there's no way talking your way out of this. you have -- played a major role many this administration has the federal reserve has, and now they need to come to rescue talk won't work. lawrence: you're right and always looking out for our audience and pocketbooks we appreciate you thank you so much. >> thank you man. glans thank you brother. if that didn't scare you in exist to economic woes director of the fbi says american companies be on alert from cyberattacks from russia what can companies do to protect you and your family and your wallet? we want to go to david kennedy he's here with answers on that but david toipght get your reaction to the fbi director -- he has sol thoughts on this. take a look.

>> with the ongoing conflict raging in ukraine we're familiarly focused on destructive cyberthreat posessed by russian intelligence services, most cyberattacks don't just happen in an instant. there's activity that leads up to it. lawrence: obviously russia will attack companies but toit get specific. what do you think the number one targets are? is there a potential of them taking or shedding down my debit card or credit card? >> the financial sector is still a major risk we're concerned with. when we look at the three major categories of what we would expect for retaliation from russia it is going to be logistic supply chain so think about ups and fedex and handle inport and vulnerable. you know based on backup and everything we've been having an with major issues,

manufacturing, financial and critical infrastructure some of the key areas that we're most concerned with right now. and there's absolutely the potential for targeting massive finance institutions we think that will be a major retaliation due to the swift sanctions that we saw happen in the united states and our western allies. so it is one of the things that we're extremely cautious right now and seeing heightened elevation from russia doing more of the reconnaissance fazes to see who we can target and attack and precursor to major attacks that we saw from russia. lawrence: how are we doing i understand our defensive posture but what about us going on offense to attack ash russia even more? >> russia has been actually trying to cut as much access as possible to the public internet, in fact, they have a mandate as of last month to where all businesses have to sees existence on public internet that would be nonrussian assets so they're trying to create a laingt of a gap there to provide some sort of level. but we have a number of

capabilities on the cyberwarfare front to go on offensive that will allow us to cause major damage to the russia military and russia regime and everything from a perspective and we're very good at that and very good at military on the cyberwarfare with cybercommand and also very good with the nsa and cybercapabilities so those are all on table to see a attack from russia. >> if we're going to attack putin we have to bring him down to his niece and it -- cyberis a big component of that. thank you for joining me on cross country. >> thanks for having me on. appreciate it. lawrence: as threat of new clear war sparks fear across the globe interest and personal bunkers is soaring. let's attack look inside. that's necks on cross krnghts. >> how thick is this door? >> this door is three inches thick. >> can a bullet go through here? >> two -- three -- >> nope.

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lawrence: as global tensions continue to escalate in russian forces want to again target a nuclear research facility in ukraine, many the u.s. and throughout the world are growing more and more anxious over the idea of nuclear war i took a

trip down to texas to visit one of the company buildings underground bunkers to help get people protection from global catastrophes. watch. >> so gary tell me about what you do here -- for the outside people that don't know what it means to build a bunker every day. >> there's a lot of things going on in the world to be presented from doesn't matter if it is a financial collapse or -- you know some kind of societal dlaps you know, brought on by, you know, any of those one -- many things that upset people when cause rioting any time that tender box can catch on fire and just burn out of control. recently newscast a new clear superpower. >> has there been a up tick in sales? >> more of the slow time of year from, you know, thanks geoffing on through about, you know, first of april. and time frame when i would have

had of 60 or so phone calls a little over 3,000. >> when people call you what did they say? >> people have had in in their minds they investigated or thought it was a neat idea or seen on tv so some know a little about what they were looking for and few unanswered questions and seems like a majority of people don't have any clue and never knew a bunker existed until putin started threatening nuclear war. lawrence: should people be concerned right now? >> you got -- you know russia threatening to use nuclear weapons and 6 5rbgz 00 nuclear weapons roughly that covers a lot of territory. lawrence: this is geng to protect -- >> protect you from ul aft fallout you're not inside the blast zone and presented from it. but you know majority of people live outside that blast zone and fallout is what you're gong suffer from and you need protection from that. >> you have a unique job to

track the fear of americans based on -- the causes you're getting. >> i'm receiving calls messages from all over the world i have shelters built or to be built for customers in japan. recently shelters to south africa, i've got a lot of inquiries and recent sale to australia so i mean it is a worldwide concern. not just -- >> whole world is freaked out right now. >> how big can they get? >> biggest one is over 4,000 square feet. >> what's in that bunk center >> bowling alley -- a large green house -- movie threater, gym put anything inside of it. above ground in a house we can put it below ground in a bunker. >> smallest one is roughly 100 square feet for two people but it is just a safe as one of 14,000 square feet. just not as comfortable. >> wow. okay. that's good feeling. how big is this door? >> three inches thick.

can a bullet go through? >> no. plate own the exterior. >> this is i guess your kitchen. >> that's correct. >> you've got food storage shelving. pantry here. you'll notice this is unpainted surface. this shelter put together in sections once we get it on site so we'll align this up and this will be welded. and then we'll paint this on site and have a finish look. >> now once you close this door -- right here is there a lock from inside? >> that is just -- no one can get in. can't come through that door a lot of effort. >> wow. all right you have to remember bad people are thieves -- so it will be too much work coming through that door. >> this is your restroom right

here. you've got your shower -- toilet -- sink. >> ask you to not use the toilet white we're in here. [laughter] >> then we have got room right here. four people -- clothes in here. >> this is a conceal -9d door. >> this is the lever. concealed door i'll shut here for you. held shut by magnet but -- this is come through that door you can not. okay. going through. then we've got another room back here. now this is my favorite room. i love -- put it in. you can buy weapons hold terse for different types of rifles, pistols, whatever.

this is same -- master suite queen size bed filtration system here and a closet. you know, plenty of room underneath bed to store food -- supplies. got emergency escape latch. >> in event that you have to retreat it is emergency, you go -- this is built to be 11 feet underground -- >> 10. >> we build every piece of this in house. this ladder built right here bed frames built here. that wall be w your hand on literally we've built it all. solid take it all. this entire thing will get encased in concrete when we're done. >> y'all going to do that on site? >> on site incase in con kreet after all of that still concrete. >> going to be about 280,000

pounds of concrete on and around this shelter. [laughter] this installs for well over 300,000 pounds. >> what are your building -- >> let's talk about it with the cram off. [laughter] undisclosed. not bringing media through the shelter. [laughter] >> so should be producing energy, to sell across the world but instead texas is shipping out bunkers because we're all freaked out because of madman has been empowered. joining me now is forminger dia intel analyst at the lindsay group of putin playbook rebecca. thank you so much for joining me on cross country so i know we laugh about this. these record amount of sales and people may think these people are crazy. but my question to you is -- what are the chances of putin actually doing some type of a nuclear war anywhere? >> well lawrence there's absolutely nothing to laugh

about. we are in very, very serious threat zone right now. now, i want to be clear with the american people that putin has not called on nuclear weapons used on the united states. but the threat of putin uses nuclear weapons in ukraine remains high. especially now that president biden called out for regime change and maybe intentionally he has triggered a requirement according to the russian doctrine when the environment of the russian state is at stake they can use nuclear weapons to deescalate conflict. >> white house walked that back. but, obviously, common fusing for american people when you're on the world stage want commander in chief to have a definitive answer not having the press secretary put out some statement. so i have to ask you this

rebecca when you talk about what's happening right now. what's happening internally you know putin and you know people that surrounds him you know his mind per se. so tell me, who wants that spot who -- is the person that is in his inner orbit say well he may have gone too far on this. i would like to be the prime and be the president of russia -- >> so right now i don't see anyone really who is in a position and would even be vying for that spot. remember lawrence, putin is a brutal cold, blooded killer. if you will -- he has authorized assassinations poisoning of his opponents. look at what he's doing in ukraine. he's terrorizing not only the ukrainian people and the rest of the world by threatening new clear weapons used by also the russian people. and so -- it is just simply not viable at

this time. so somebody to step up and take his place and so -- president biden needs to be a little bit more judicious when he calls hem a criminal. yes putin deserves to burn in hell to question. but president biden has responsibility to keep america safe and not say something god forbid do something that the russians are going to interpret as offensive instead of defensive and unleash a preemptive strike that will escalate into the round that we can't con age that's danger of it even though putin is not threatening the united states right now. the homeland, but any serious strategist knows, once nuclear strikes start flying -- it is impossible to deescalate. lawrence: matter here and this will spin out of control. if we don't have a definitive answers from the president of the united states, need to stay

on the -- thank you for joining me on the program. >> thank you for having me lawrence. >> you got it a sley-year-old shot coming out of a new york day care one of -- one too many recent examples of violent crime reeking havoc on america cities so what is being done to fix? what are our leaders going to do about it? stays with us. we'll tell you. allergies don't have to be scary. spraying flonase daily stops your body from overreacting to allergens all season long. psst! psst! flonase all good. hearing is important to living life to the fullest. that's why inside every miracle-ear store,

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lawrence: welcome back to cross country story out of new york city, a three-year-old little girl shot outside her day care is still no arrest made and many blame prosecutors of lawlessness across the country and joining us now is district attorney amri good to see you again. what's going on across the country? why are we allowing these d.a.'s

to allow criminals back on the street? >> well it is a combination there's no question we're in a crisis with crime and violent crime and across the country but we have radical prosecutors with other states and in california we have gascón and we have attorney general, who all want to go soft on crime and we're in a position now that we need real prosecutors there's a reason why there's recalls going on to get these people out and fact is that we need prosecutors that know what they're doing have experience that's why i'm running for attorney general here in california but we have to be willing to hold people accountable and quit trying to dismantle system from within. because that's what is whatting right now across this country and i think californians and americans are starting to wake up because they're scared they're scared of the consequences of these reckless policies really and reckless prosecutors. >> you keep hearing about recall efforts but they always die you

stay recall and the voters choose to keep these people in office. but i go out on streets and i talk to democrat, republicans none of them like this. >> well nobody accounts violent crime people want to feel safe. but you know, there's two recalls going on here in california. the san francisco one is already qualified for ballot that will happen in june. and there's a very big ground swell to get him out of office same is true for los angeles where they're in process of collecting signatures listen. we're in the worst time for half of our lives in many, many years and we all have to realize as citizens we deserve to feel safe and these prosecutors and policies are not doing that. >> ann marie can you break it down for our audience because i've had deputy d.a. in california, los angeles, and so often i'm asked about audience why can't these deputy d.a.'s just do that i think jour and why is it the boss and elected official that gets to make the

final say so -- when they're in the courtroom trying these cases? >> well, for instance, in san francisco the prosecutors are not members of the union so they can't sue their boss like they did in los angeles so it is fear these blanket policies you don't do what your boss tells you to do you can get fired that's very concerning same true in los angeles where they're adopt these blanket policies for instance, like that tub case where that serial sex offender was tried as a juvenile so it is very concerning but that's across the country is reckless prosecutors adopting blanket policies that are really -- causing nothing but havoc. lawrence: yeah. ann marie i'm an advocate for equal justice on the law. i don't any american civil liberties being violated. but i don't like kids being torture or shots or elderly being abused and i don't like criminals just roaming the

streets. we're going to be following your race for attorney general and good luck. >> thanks so much lawrence i appreciate it. lawrence: up next biden approval numbers continue, looks like democrats are changing their strategy for the midterm. we're going to break all of that down on cross country. that's next. ♪ ♪

>> we have in our southern border thousands of people a day literally not figure iatively trying to get in the united states. lawrence: i lost that 40 times today that's the president admitting to the migrant influx at southern border but is it being fissioned? it is not. joining me now is congressman coleman on the house oversight committee when you heard the president say that congressman what wngt through your head? >> i'm glad that he acknowledged there's a problem. many of us didn't know if he even realized how many illegal were crossing that border every day it is to the tune of over 2 million and first year in office. now, you ask what is the president's plan? we've been asking that for a long time but i finally accepted fact his plan is to let them across the border 2 million people that's three con

depression gnat districts created from illegals crossing that border in my opinion this is a political move by joe biden. >> the president made this argument because he knows compassion of the american people. he knows how they feel about ukrainian people because ukrainian people are fighting for their country we haven't seen anything like this in a while. and so -- how do you feel about him making the same comparison these are literally women and children coming across the border right, and they have a legal right to do so. that's not what's happen on southern border, congressman. >> no, it's not overwhelming majority of people crossing that border are men. what we have in ukraine and as you said are women and children crossing border men and many women are staying back. and fighting -- and that's why the world is supporting ukraine right now. the ukrainians are fighting for their freedom they have a love of their country. and they i think the overwhelming marmingt of people who have who have fled poland

are beginning to come back to ukraine once the ukrainians hopefully -- win they defeat russia. so totally different scenario than what's gong on southern border it is disappointing that joe biden would even compare that two because you can't compare it is not comparing apples to apples. >> dig deeper congressman what do you do when you guys get back power? because a lot of folks were upset with the republicans as well -- part of the reason joe biden was tiebl undue this is because the president back then president trump had do a lot of this for executive order what what are republicans going to do when you get back control? trying to get that under construction and this is something that congress appropriated funds for and made its way through the proper channels. but then -- the first thing joe biden does on day one is sign the executive order halting construction of the border wall. if you talk to any of the border patrol agents -- >> sorry congressman --

i'm sorry congressman because of to push back on that for one reason, president trump was able to go through the process of take some of that stuff that was appropriated during your guy's committee process -- but he didn't get the full funding from congress and republicans blocked that. so tell me what the republicans are going to do to make sure that this doesn't happen again. >> well the republicans in the house i can speak for the republicans in the house of representatives we want to see that while finished. we understand that while it is deterrent, and that's the first step to controlling the border. we're going to hold joe biden accountable. we're going to have mayorkas come before the house committee and home security committee and hold them accountable. lawrence: short on time we'll be watching and hope you keep that promise as you said to our audience. thanks for joining me also fox news contributor washington times opinion editor charlie

hurt you heard the congressman say what he said right there about what they're going to do when they get back in power but aoc is worried right now. this is what she had to say concerning the biden administration let's get your reaction. >> it is biden eetion power and ability to cancel student debt and nobody else this is really about collapse and support of young people among the democratic base feeling like they are not -- that they worked overtime to get this president elected and they aren't necessarily being seen. >> so charlie a lot of young democrats are upset with president biden 37. oh looks like we just lost charlie i wanted his upon about aoc anyway try to get him on other side. we'll be back in a moment. we're a different kind of dentistry. one who believes in doing anything it takes to make dentistry work for your life. so we offer a complete exam and x-rays free

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they gave democrats everything they wants and they're still upset. >> yeah. well this is what happens when you start seeing democrat number gong through the floor and particularly joe biden's you start getting this kind of end fighting and you know they're going to put enormous pressure on him i think because they realize they're going to be losing house and possibly the senate. and they're going try to smash-and-grab everything they can between now and november. >> charlie is there any time for and we've got this poll over the president's performance. 54% of americans disapprove but is there a moment right here he's ticked off democrats democrats don't go his way can he course correct and go back to center or is it too late? >> i think it is too late, and it is particularly too late for joe biden because you know one thing we've seen all year long is no ant what stover so realize he has a problem and then change course and address the problem.

he's -- he spends all of his time arguing about the -- problems don't actually exist whether it is gas prices or inflation he would rather just sit there and make argument that these thing don't exist than admit they exit and try to figure out way to solve them and that's the real problem. you know, everybody says all plibs is local. well nothing is more local than the price of your gas -- your groceries, gas prices, and crime. and all three of those problems ring going to doom democrats in november. you have crime, you have boaferred. border that's not secure the way the president has interacted on state blunder after blunder. thank you for working with us this morning. >> tbl. it will be you bet. >> thanks so much for watching america we'll be right here live next saturday night at 10 p.m. eastern time go follow me on facebook. instagram, as well as twitter lawrence b. jones 3.

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