asian americans and hispanics and more blacks watching how bad it was with the virtual learning. >> that that's it. >> it's great to be back. >> thank you for watching we will see you n n n n n n >> todd: president biden playing the blame game once again. but now, vladimir putin is pinning it on republicans. this week a lot has changed this morning and conservative lawmakers are in disbelief top administration officials blamed the economy do to recession fears. >> i think the masters at the white house are trying to talk the american people out of what is really happening. they are running out of places and having to pull new people off of the bench to spin don't

expend this narrative to the american people. >> you are watching "fox & friends first" and i'm todd piro. >> carley: carley shimkus, and saudi arabia to discuss the energy crisis. alexandria hoff joins us live with the washington with the details, alexandria, good morning. >> good morning carley and todd appear in the markets for consumer price index report is out this week to indicate the next move for the federal reserd the attempt to sue inflation. the prices of everyday goods 8.6% from the prior and economist predict the june number will have risen above that. >> it's going to be bad news again. i think it will be 1.1%. that is the headline head inflation of food and energy. i don't see how you take food and energy out and all of us have to spend money on. >> carley: you have to spend money on an the main focus of the biden administration is

combating inflation but said yesterday at the public shouldn't "be talking ourselves into a recession." >> i don't see any reason to think that we will have a serious recession. you know, by no measure, right, we covered all the jobs since the pandemic. >> still record high gas prices have americans struggling to fill the tanks and president biden sees the upcoming trip to saudi arabia to unify old states with oil markets for that the president receiving criticism from republicans and democrats. >> i don't think this is a good idea. i think essentially we are sublimating human rights with the president going for this visit. >> in an op-ed posed for "the washington post," the president wrote this, i know there are many that disagree with my decision to travel to saudi arabia but my views are long-standing and fundamental freedoms are always on the agenda when i travel."

it was only back november 2019 candidate biden said he would make saudi arabia pay for "the washington post" contributor and calling a nation a pariah. >> carley: alexandria live for us, thank you so much. let's bring in robert charles and the secretary of state for george w. bush. robert, good morning to you. former president trump did call to date u.s. saudi arabia to undermine iran peer that was something that president biden criticized and now it sounds like he has sort of taking a similar stance. is that the right direction to go in? >> to be honest, it is the right direction but it is a little late. the reality is president trump paradigm for peace in the middle east. he had a brilliant idea he executed instead of trying to get one consensus, everybody at one page at one time, you establish bilateral with israel, they did it with sedan, morocco,

oman and now saudi arabia. and ultimately, that is the way of the future to create peace in that environment. interesting, the light shines forward because back in february of this year, israel and saudi arabia for the first time participated together with us in military exercises. last month, there was a secret meeting that included israel, jordan, egypt, the significant move forward. but you have to remember this administration is full board with relation with china. china is the largest human rights abuse are on the face of the planet although rush is trying to give them a run for their money. we've had relations with saudi arabia for nine 90 years, actually 91 because established in 1931. this is a little bit late but we are picking off a page and trying to move forward and get saudi into the accords would be a great step forward.

>> todd: saudi arabia made it difficult for all presidents. it is a tricky place. alliance is tricky. we understand that. as president, your job is to play chess with not just saudi arabia but all countries. that is your job. my problem with this is one, he insulted on the one hand but to kokomo crippled domestic energy. why didn't he see this chess match for what it was? >> what a great question, todd. the reality is to answer directly, the reason we have inflation which is a previous story and the reason he's on this bag and borrow trip is because he shut down the u.s. fossil fuel center largely. he shut down production and transport, pipelines, fracking, drilling and that is why we are facing the problem we are facing. this is the notion to go to saudi arabia to beg for oil, beg for peace or propose there is an avid way to contribute to

regional peace and put a unified bar up against iran and stop iran and i don't know how to call it really, a farce, a piece that iran will be nonnuclear peer that is not going to happen. make it clear that there is a wall of unified opposition to a nuclear iran. and then reopen u.s. energy sector. you are absolutely right. this is sort of a child learning late in the game how to play the game. this is chess, not checkers. >> carley: iran has enriched uranium to make a nuclear bomb within weeks if it wants to according to robert malik is trying to negotiate the iran nuclear deal. is it possible to have an iran that isn't nuclear capable at this point? >> you know, i think it is possible, it is always possible. the way that you prevent a war

is to be convincingly prepared to fight it and to win it appeared to have an alliance that makes clear you shouldn't walk down that path. iran is on a reckless course. they've been on a reckless course. donald trump with his sanctions actually began to bring them back on course again. but the bottom line is, you have to be prepared for the worse, but you always have to be working to try to deter come in this case, deter nuclear iran. because nuclear iran is a terrorist state. i don't think anybody frankly and reality that wants to see that. >> todd: secretary of state antony blinken said president biden will have an opportunity to meet with xi jinping in the weeks ahead. the question for you, how can president biden, who let's say, we saw this on friday, literally had trouble reading a teleprompter going to hold his own with a ruthless leader like

president xi. >> that is an excellent question. we've had long had since '79 strategic ambiguity which is one china but supported taiwan and we have actually sent all kinds of defensive weapons including fighter aircraft and naval vessels et cetera. and i think biden has migrated us to strategic confusion. on one hand he said he would defend taiwan but then he backed down and said, "no he wouldn't." a man who seems to be more off of his game really not to be all there negotiating with someone like president xi who is all there and declared himself dedicated to world dominance is probably a formula for getting taken a village of. i would say that china needs to get clear messages from our military and diplomatic community that we will defend taiwan and we always said that we would defend taiwan. but they shouldn't be shaking the policy or train or bite off

pieces of the far east in the islands where we lost thousands of men in world war ii. but we should be focus to keep them in their own boundaries. that is the mission of the next several decades or in the next several years and the next several months. the bottom line is china is a threat. they are the largest threat to the united states that can be very little question about that. and economic threats, military threats, and they want to lay in a thousand idms and the next eight years. we should be directly -- we are doing exactly what i mentioned to iran. we should prevent work to be prepared to fight and win one. that is strength, peace through strength, a strategy of both reagan and trump. >> carley: michael waltz on the threat china poses to the united states. listen to what he has to say. >> do you do business with a chinese company or do you do business in china, you allow the

researchers into your labs, they are going to steal your intellectual property. they will set up a competitor, states subsidize it, put you out of business, and then dominate the market. historians will look back at all of this and say, "you funded your greatest competitor. you funded america to your demise." >> carley: robert trying to make the largest ammunition, pharmaceutical, president biden wants to take up green energy route. they make the solar panels as well. so given all that and how reliant we are to china, how do you square that circle? >> it is two very important points. what he wants is the same and conjecture and not looking forward to. it is where we are right now. we are highly dependent, as you just described, we are highly dependent on china. the second point is because we are highly dependent, we need to pull back. we need to find energy dependent but pharmaceutically

independent. and we need to put this idea of renewable energy in perspective. it is a good idea, but it's not going to supplant the 60% of our power grid that comes from fossil fuels. china knows that by the way, and china is responsible for twice the amount of emissions that we are. then we are. so i think at the end of the day, china is the threat that congressman waltz described appeared to your point, we need to be prepared to become more independent to support our allies, and there are very serious questions that tied the biden family to china. they have not been answered. i think those go a long way to explain how we ended up in the position where we seem to be closer to a ruthless communist country than we are too many allies in europe. >> carley: former assistant secretary of state robert charles, thank you for joining us. >> thank you. >> carley: considering drastic action to expand abortion rights with supreme court decision to

overturn roe v. wade. >> todd: but the president, the response to the decision because they believe it has been ineffective. >> carley: ashley strohmier joins us live with markham ashley, good morning. >> the support behind the abortion action to overturn roe v. wade, also he said he may declare a public health emergency for abortion rights. take a listen. >> keep making your point. it is critically important. we can do a lot of things to accommodate the rights of women. in the meantime, what is going to change this is if we have a national level. >> some progressives including alexandria ocasio cortez elizabeth warren and even former members of the biden team are blaming the president for not stepping up enough or they their cause. >> i was disappointed in that statement as an activist spirit abortion is a very popular issue in the country and it goes acros

democratic and republican lines. it was an unforced error and i hope they address it but i'm not sure they will. i took offense to it and a lot of people have. >> meanwhile pete buttigieg him to defend far left activists harassing supreme court justices. this was on fox news sunday after a group that goes to shut down tweeted "they would offer bounties on supreme court justice sightings." offer $50 for confirmed sightings for supreme court justice and a hundred dollars is still there 30 minutes after the message was sent. virginia governor glenn youngkin says more needs to be done to protect the justices. >> i wish we could do more. this is why i've called on attorney general garland to enforce the federal law, which is so clear. you can't parade and picket in front of a judges home and try to influence them. this is not a moment to allow this to happen to our justice. broadly speaking, this is about

democracy. >> glenn youngkin also said sunday he claims to support in 15 week abortion ban. back to you guys. >> carley: ashley strohmier will thank you. the group that shuts down d.c. offering bounties of $50 for confirmed sighting in public of a conservative supreme court justice. how wild and dangerous is that? lastly, this happened last wednesday, justice kavanaugh was in a restaurant in washington, d.c. protesters showed up and called the manager of the restaurant demanding they take them out. they ultimately had to leave through a back entrance. i think we showed it there. aoc delayed in posting a tweet, "poor guy, he left before his souffle because half the country should risk death within pregnancy within the wrong state lines. it is unfair to him. the least they could do is let him eat cake." to be clear at the pregnancy occurs when a fertilized egg

plants outside of the uterus and there is not a law and the country that says a woman has to carry that kind of pregnancy to full term. so either aoc is lying or severely misinformed. >> todd: she took it to the next level. checks like a toddler all the time who doesn't get her way. this is how her political career is going to go. i mean, it has gone this way so far and will go forward. if you want to know medically what's going on here, we talked to an actual doctor. her name is nicole saphier responding to aoc and the democrats. listen. >> she puts out the hyperbolic statement that incites emotion that gets people riled up. it invokes, it invokes violence that we have seen. threat, harassment come everything pete buttigieg says you shouldn't do. and she's not telling the truth. she makes it sound like any woman becomes pregnant with the

topic pregnancy will die because she doesn't have access to the medication. this is wholly untrue. all they are pushing forward with an agenda and it is confusing people and actually really scaring people. >> todd: to put a bow on this, president biden, pete buttigieg not saying that people should not protest and should not protest outside of the judges homes. what this does is it just encourages people to basically hunt down the justices and make them uncomfortable. we need our leaders, we need this administration to once and for all come out and say, "stop doing this"" but they are not doing it. >> carley: abortion in this country, i think it is a sad reality but especially with the abortion pill that president biden is making sure to get delivered in all 50 states. pressing forward with this, nina jankowicz, remember her, the information board sharing way she thought it didn't work. take a listen. >> there was a disproportionate focus on me given my level of

power within the department. all of these narratives with a disinformation governance board with the orwellian administer of truth and their harassment and disinformation we directed against me was based on that falsehood. >> carley: she added that she resigned from dhs because she felt the government had just rolled over to the critics. republicans felt the white house light about the scope and nature of the board. >> todd: elon musk breaking social media silence as twitter prepares to take him to court. the billionaire posted this meme hawking that the company is preparing to sue him after he backed out of his $44 billion takeover. representing that he must take twitter and breach the original agreement after voice concerns over the spam ops. text governor greg abbott to find biden and own solutions to the border crisis. >> we do have a novation was driven by the cartels coming across the border that are

pouring people into the country and unprecedented levels. >> todd: but the so-called borders are is not happy about this. wait until you hear how the president kamala harris is responding about this. >> you don't say? sorry you have to be going through all of this belief back. >> carley: they are forced to walk through this scene on the screen. we are talking to a concerned father coming up next.

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♪ ♪ >> carley: vice president kamala harris trying to make a case to reinstate the federal assault weapons ban. >> was sold weapons for specifically and intentionally designed to kill a lot of human beings quickly. and the fact that we can't get congress to renew. it's not like we are pulling something out of our hats. we've done it before as a nation to remove the assault weapons ban is outrageous. >> carley: the previous expired 2004 and outlawed weapons. a study on the ban said that the impact on gun violence is likely to be at best and perhaps too

small for reliable measurements. did you see this brand-new video revealed new york city bodega worker jose alba trying to defuse the situation before he killed the attacker with a knife in self-defense. >> what's up with you? i don't want any problem. >> what is wrong with you? >> is facing murder charges and heard in the video saying he denied a bag of chips saying her car had declined. alvin brad said drop the charges against him and he was released from rikers after his bill lowered and faces up to 25 years in jail, todd. >> todd: and real, in the meantime garlic to walk alongside homeless drug addicts after getting off the school bus in san francisco. the man who took this video is a self-described recovering addict

who could not believe his eyes, watch. >> he will get home safe. get on safe, all right? i'm sorry you have to be going through all this [bleep] putt! >> todd: wow, a california father and he joins me now. dr. when i was a kid, my biggest worry in school was forgetting my locker combo. these kids in san francisco have this, it is unconscionable. how much more abuse can we subject our poor children too? >> todd, first of all, thank you and congratulations on your new baby. >> todd: thank you. >> with regards of children they've gone through a lot of trauma, mast, kept out of school and forced to test every week and told a vector for deadly disease and make themselves be at risk without any solid reason. on top of that they have to go through lockdown drills for mass

school shootings and other social economics they have to deal with and how to add to that in places like san francisco and los angeles where i live, having to deal with walking through, in many cases, homeless encampments and having the homeless people camped on the lawn in front of their schools, people coming and threatening the kids in school, i've seen this personally and asked to stop. >> todd: how can you learn under these conditions? just horrible. a quick chronology, the school was there and january, doctor, of this year of the city of san francisco said great idea. let's really add a center close to the school where addicts can do drugs whenever and wherever they want. now, this allegedly is the only pathway to and from the school. who the heck thought this was a good idea? >> well, this shows you how san francisco tends to think. this is a problem that is more unique to san francisco than l.a. it is a sad event that a large

homeless population and proliferated significantly. when you look at los angeles with a large homeless population very recently, the city council passed a law man lives banning a homeless camp within a distance of school. this makes a lot of sense. san francisco needs to do the same thing because again, the kids have to do so much already to learn in school without all the other stressors, adding something like this to it doesn't make sense. the people of san francisco keep saying they are doing these things out of compassion. they are technically doing it out of compassion for the homeless. don't they have compassion for everybody else, particularly the children? none of this make sense. >> todd: the budget the next couple of years up to $1.2 billion, billion! to deal with "the homeless crisis there." so much of that, doc to facilitate drug use at for the homeless. how bad and counterproductive is that idea question rick >> well, look at the dat, the more money

they put towards all of these programs that either just give housing alone or encourage drug use by supplying new needles wis for injection without forced rehabilitation against their will if asked to be out of compassion. the more they will continue doing it. you see that, right, with a legalization of hard drugs throughout california, san francisco, and elsewhere. with all these policies, putting all that money, huge amount of taxes into it in order to simply encourage drug use and attract more homelessness. we sold the problem explode. if they took a fraction of the money and forced rehabilitation for mental health, forced mental rehabilitation for drug use and appropriate affordable shelters, not expensive $1 million, $2 million condo looks like l.a. are building but legitimately affordable in areas outside of popular interest, we would solve

this problem. >> todd: you wonder why any parent keeps their kids in that school system. but you see people or fling san francisco, los angeles, california for places that this crack does not happen quite frankly. we appreciate your time this morning, thank you. >> thank you. >> todd: imagine sitting on a flight looking out a window. >> carley: okay. >> todd: and see your plane on fire. >> carley: not good. >> todd: >> todd: this happened airplane passengers and we will tell you how at the next. >> carley: the museum has turned into a monument criticizing the founding father instead of celebrating him. we will talk to cory mills, all live on "fox & friends first." don't go anywhere. ♪ ♪

♪ ♪ >> todd: vice president harris supposed to be the borders are

even though she hasn't been to the border in a year which ultimately putin is blooming for vowing to not address the crisis. >> carley: brooke singman, good morning. >> good morning, illegal migrants pour into the united states vice president kamala harris blame texas governor greg abbott suggesting he's focused on attacking the biden administration on finding solutions. listen to this. >> i would suggest that so-called leaders focus on solutions instead of the tax if they really are concerned about a problem. and i think that is where everyone should be focused. if the are actually concerned about solutions. >> but governor abbott is committed to stopping the migrant surge after ordering national guard troops and officers to apprehend migrants, listen. >> yes, we do have an invasion driven by the cartels.

we have turned back tens of thousands of migrants to try to get across the border. we have made tens of thousands of arrests for people to put them in jail and now, we have this new tool where we are returning them to the border. the >> abbott said the most serious consequences of the search is taking place near the border and newly leaked homeland security documents obtained by the "washington examiner" shows how bad the border crisis could get your the department of homeland security anticipating as many as 161,000 unaccompanied minors to cross the border this fiscal year. that averages out to 441 migrant children every day. now, tomorrow the president emmanuel lopez visited biden at the white house and told mexican americans not to vote for governor abbott in the gubernatorial election in november, carley, todd appearance be to you would want to vote for governor abbott in

november but thank you for that. let's bring in stephanie crispcanales, a rancher, it is great to see you again. can you paint the picture for us how this increase in the illegal immigrants is affecting you, your family, and your ranch? >> it continues to affect us every single day. we continue to have illegals come through the property and in vehicles. it is continuing to cost us money and a lot of frustration. >> todd: stephanie, i am dumbfounded by the numbers in the "washington examiner" report leaked out and showing the u.s. is bracing for 151,000 unaccompanied children at the border this year. i was joking i am struggling mightily to take care of two. how is our already overburdened system because it is overburdened, as you know, going to take care of 161,000 unaccompanied kids? they talk about compassion,

where's the compassion and that? >> exactly. i know speaking personally on our property here, we have seen all along have had young adults come through our property and there 20s. in in the past month many that are juveniles, 17 or younger. and it is scary. these cartels are promising the juveniles free passage over here and not telling them they will be cramped in a semi trailer with 100 other people left to die. they are not telling them, you will be involved in a bailed out possibly. 110 degrees out in a pasture. it is very scary. >> carley: what you are describing is you have strangers crossing through your property day and night. that sounds dangerous. can you elaborate how that makes you and your family feel? >> it is very unnerving,

extremely, knowing people on your property. with had several bailouts lately in this heat where just behind our house hiding in the brush. we actually had the sheriff's department call us late one day with 108 degrees out. there were three illegals hiding in the brush at our house and use their cell phones to call 911 because they felt they were going to die basically. they were given coordinates and thankfully, we were able to get border patrol to help us locate these individuals. >> todd: unbelievable. stephanie, the obvious and expected response for the biden administration, look, federal government is in charge of immigration. you, texas abbott and bringing them back to the mexico border. obviously the ridiculousness of that is the biden administration is doing nothing to solve the problem but this is ultimately what they will lean on. if they are successful in if biden is successful in a court of law what do the fine folks of

texas have to do to keep the state from being completely overrun by illegals? >> nothing. that is a problem. the federal government is not helping at all. and the vice president goes on tv and makes fun of governor abbott, i mean, what did they expect him to do? we are being invaded. it is an invasion. and the federal government is doing absolutely nothing to help except welcoming the individuals with open arms. they are giving them cell phones with a visa gift card putting them up in hotels. you are welcoming them across and encouraging them. it is causing a lot of problems. >> carley: they are incentivizing people to come over and those that are trying to help the situation. it is unfair for people like you hard working americans to make a living. stephanie crispcanales, we appreciate you waking up early.

>> todd: best of luck to you. in the meantime a cbp checkpoint stopping 15,000 pills from spreading nationwide. more than 40,000 pounds stuffed into 23 different packages inside of a modified car battery. the other 10,000 pills packed into a woman's body shaping garment is how it is written, i believe they mean. and no word on arrests made in either investigation. speed to take a look at a flight up in flames. the airliner catching fire after landing in atlanta. the fire was put out and no one hurt, thank god for that but the airlines had the fire started after one of the brinks in the landing gear over he did, not good. transportation secretary pete buttigieg says the white house is investigating airlines with americans with flight cancellations and delays. >> todd: a lot of passengers have experienced frustration including me and millions of other americans. we have seen some improvement

over the course of the summer, but still not at an acceptable level. we have just concluded another ten investigations on airlines on these issues and have launched another ten or so that we are going to pursue to make sure the consumers and passengers are protected. >> carley: airlines are reporting record hiring in an effort to address industry-wide pilot shortage. the ceo of united airlines personally blames the federal government for the chaos thing they have not properly dealt with issues. from one mass to another, hunter biden under the microscope and some lawmakers say what else is on that infamous laptop of his? >> so we have a two-tiered justice system and we are seeing that big time with hunter biden and all of his very suspicious transactions. >> carley: more on these late calls for investigation. >> todd: and growing number of joe biden voters say they are experiencing buyer's remorse, kind of like biden remorse.

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♪ ♪ >> todd: ron johnson calling up the federal government doubled standards with hunter biden's financial dealings. speak with the fact of the matter is hunter's computer is the treasure trove of information. we have a two-tiered justice system. one that will treat with gloves or cover up for democrats and they were powerful friends, the elite. i think we are seeing that big time with hunter biden and all of his very suspicious transactions. >> todd: senator johnson and senator chuck grassley writing a letter last week to many of the doj and fbi conduct a complete investigation into hunter's apparent criminal behavior. "the new york times" questioning president biden's ability to serve and declaring his age could be a liability. the chief white house correspondent for the paper writing "an uncomfortable issue for his party and he often shuffles when he walks and worry he will trip on a wire." they hold their breath to make sure he makes it to the end

without a gaffe. a poll in june 64% of too old to be president, carley. >> carley: president biden in 2020 how did they feel about him today? all back the harris/biden ticket. good morning to you all. natalya muraktver, are you feeling buyer's remorse? what are your thoughts? >> well, i'm a lifelong democrat and i voted for biden. i believed in what he said that kids would be back to normal and school fully reopen in the first 100 days. here we are a year and a half into the presidency and in blue areas where i live, new york city, kids are far from normal. there is no attempt to even try to restore these kids. they are anxious, depressed, suicidal, and faxing mandates

keeping kids from playing sports in new york city. and i know of parts of california and mask mandates still being enforced in random parts of new york and california in schools, private schools, et cetera. contrasted with time in england visiting family and the entire country has moved on. people have begun to heal. kids are out and doing field trips with their schools. you see laughing, you see joy, and i'm wondering what the president plans to do about our children's mental health problem because it is getting worse? >> carley: michaela, you have an interesting perspective and it has to do with how the media characterize president biden and former president trump. what are your thoughts? >> you know, biden was the first president that i actually voted for. i feel like our youth, they either don't have time to vote or they don't think their vote

matters. and so, we aren't really informed who to vote for. the media portrayed biden as someone who would fix this country. honestly, from my perspective, my personal experience, he's made it a lot worse for people like me who has made it worse. so i feel -- i feel very manipulated by the social media for portraying him as the one to fix the country and he didn't. i agree with what she said on fixing error children, but the health issues in this country might think mental health is a huge crisis with the school shootings. i think also, our youth needs to start voting more and also do research or they vote for before they vote. >> carley: that is such a great point, we have a fox news poll that shows russia's response to invasion of ukraine,

52% this approve, border security, 58% disapprove of president biden's handling of that. guns come up 60% disapprove and the economy 60% disapprove and n inflation 6067% with hunter biden handling of the laptop. you don't regret voting for biden but you are not happy with the direction of the company. >> of course not. i tend to err more on the side of being a progressive. we are just upset about the direction of the country as anyone else. i think during the obama administration, president biden is a funny, cool, old guy and old joe everybody calls him. how bad could he possibly be? sure, he's not an effective legislator if you look at his track record of, but we were told by the dnc and everybody he will be fine. he will push a progressive agenda and check all of the boxes that all of you are

thinking about. he will be one of the most progressive leaders. none of that has a ring true, obviously. he has gone back on so many -- and as a democrat, i do not regret voting for him. i just he's not going to be able to run again. there is just no way. >> carley: before we have midterm elections coming up in november and a presidential election two years from then. what do you think the future of the democratic party is and how will you vote moving forward? >> i wish we had a multiparty system like many european nations have. i'm in england right now and boris johnson has just lost the confidence of his own party. there were many candidates out there trying to secure the prime minister ship. i just feel that the two party system in our country is a

tremendous failure. i'm issue-oriented, and i will vote for anyone who puts the children first. i keep receipt. i know where people stood a year ago, two years ago when we were fighting to reopen schools. the teachers unions can try to rewrite history, but we were there and we fought for the kids. anyone who fights for the kids and stands up for normalcy and doesn't use children as political pawns can have my vote. >> carley: last question to you, mikaela. you are a single mom working hard to do the best for your child. inflation is impacting families, dual income families. what is life like for you now? >> well, it has been really hard. i mean, biden shutdown keystone pipeline. like they wanted this presidency and honestly, i feel like the country here is no longer self sufficient because of him

shutting down keystone pipeline. you know, everything has gone up, rent, mortgages. you can barely afford to feed yourself these days. you have to work more than one job. i have three jobs. i work for doordash, insta car and i'm struggling to feed myself. that is not okay. i think biden needs to do better. he didn't come to any of his promises, he didn't meet them at all and i feel tricked. and going forward, i'm probably going to vote based on policy. speed to diverse and very interesting perspective from all of you. best of luck to you all. thank you so much for joining us this morning. we appreciate it. >> thank you. >> todd: you're welcome. >> todd: three jobs. >> carley: so many american families and financial experts, if the alarm but the biden administration trying to sell

you a different story. >> i don't see any reason to think that we will have a serious recession. >> it's going to be bad news again and that's the headline inflation and the boost in energy. >> todd: cory mills here to respond to that congresswoman nancy mace live. don't go anywhere. ♪ ♪

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