left. if she stops doing that -- >> steve: that is exactly right and she makes nervous mistakes because she is not being yourself. oh, look i can't believe it. great to have you here. thank you for joining us this sunday and we will be back next sunday on "the next revolution" and it will be televised. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> carley: another blow to president biden and 40% of registered voters now say they approve of the job he's doing and just 17% rate the economy as positive peer that is the lowest number in decades. >> todd: and things could get even worse. >> just 18 months later, this economy is running double-digit inflation. the already the front end of a recession. but the federal reserve attempts

to lower the inflation rates, the recession will -- there is no way out. >> todd: happy monday, everyone there is no way out. you are watching "fox & friends first" on this effort mentioned monday. i'm todd piro. >> carley: causing panic inside the democratic party ahead of the elections. >> todd: in new polling shows republicans a three-point edge on congressional ballot but both sides are equally motivated to vote. alexandria hoff motivated to do this and live in washington with all the details. alexandria, happy monday. >> happy monday todd, carley and must contend with frustrations from the american people and own party. the effort to resurrect the build back better plan which has been knocked and once again, joe manchin said last week he would not support that. progressives are fuming.

>> [overlapping voices] >> the president's agenda, people like joe joe manchin, the president's agenda. >> i don't know why senate majority leader chuck schumer still allows for joe manchin to be the chair of the energy committee. speak with this new plan with taxes and climate initiatives but senator manchin said he feared that any spending would make record inflation worse. >> senator manchin is absolutely right to be worried about inflation after the friday report. that means we will need to do more. the feds will probably have larger increases in the future. it also means congress should be doing their part. >> carley: speaking of fox news sunday yesterday, white house economic advisor jad bernstein said this about the current inflation rate,

listen. >> inflation which is unacceptably high and let's get that clear out of the gate went up 1.3% in june. it is very hard to conclude the recession, when you look at the job ratings that we have seen. it is tricky to look around the corner, and i'm not going to predict quarters down the road. >> but the american people do have their predictions. new fox news polling 50% see the economy getting worse one year from now and only 42% see it getting better. this is the really striking data, 84% currently find biden economy to be fair or poor compared with 17% that think that is excellent or good. carley, todd, that is the lowest in ten years. >> todd: love to find out those people who think that everything is going great right now. >> really rich. the millionaires. >> todd: the biden administration is actively sabotaging america. >> the inflation rate is higher

than every current inflation rate in the developed world. when you spend like drunken marxist, the consequences are massive inflation. now what the fed understands is they have to put the brakes on the economy. you know what that is called? that is not just called a recession. that is called stagflation. that is cold you getting poor, and products getting more expensive, more difficult to meet your monthly budgets. that is how you destroy a country. so let me be abundantly clear: this has nothing to do with russia invading ukraine. it has nothing to do with saudi arabia. it has nothing to do with anything but joe biden, the democratic congress, and their radicals. >> todd: in the meantime, the biden administration is scrambling to combat another potential gas price spike ahead of the midterms after the president returns to the u.s. without securing any major oil deals abroad. >> carley: the pipeline worker

who still works in the industry joins us now, neal crabtree, we have seen relief in the pump recent weeks but as todd said, energy analyst say they are from the another search in october, which ahead of midterm elections. president biden was in saudi arabia asking them to produce more. saudi arabia said they could increase 10 million to 13 million barrels a day. is that enough to see decreases in prices at home? >> president biden would with one hand fist bump the crown prince and with the other, a slap in the face to the american public. workers like myself and oil producers here in this country, but no, it will not be enough. the 13 million barrels they are referring to, it is probably eight years away. there is nothing saudi arabia can do in the short term, and saudi arabia is not interested

in biden's problems here. saudi arabia's interest in and their problems and right now they are enjoying that oil prices. >> todd: you are former keystone pipeline worker but can they make any sense of the last 18 months of joe biden and his energy policy have done to the country? did they throw their hands up and say, each time we think about this, it gets worse and worse and worse. >> we can't make any sense of it at all. and no, we are ready to go to the polls in november. i think millions of people that may not even voted last time, when you start doing things that affect people's pocketbooks, bank accounts, you will get more people to the polls. because people vote when they are broke. >> carley: speaking of polls, fox news has new poll numbers released. it shows only 38% of americans approve of president biden's energy policy. i think that one is pretty understandable. another fox news poll 30% of americans say biden is to blame

for current gas prices while 20% blame russia. and ukraine war and 14% blame oil companies. you put those two polls together and to me it shows president biden actually blaming russian and gas companies have been somewhat effective. but the majority of people don't care about the excuse. they want solutions. >> you are right, carley. we don't need to be in a situation begging other world leaders for oil. we need the policies in place. we need the regulations out of the way. towards the united states when it comes to production. these oil companies, they don't want to seek gas prices $120 a barrel. but they don't want to see them $20 a barrel either. it is a lot better to plan for the future when stability in the market. we are not getting that with this president. >> todd: toiled for years, decades even, trying to help our country, help america become so reliant and produce our own oil so we didn't have to rely on

foreign oil producers. how heartbreaking is it to seek all that joe biden undid in just 18 months after decades of trying to make our country self-reliant? >> would say extremely heartbreaking, but you know, my wallet is the one doing most of the crying. yesterday $200 to fill up my truck. i use diesel. that is twice a week and just 18 months, i spent half that amount. they were people in this country, especially the truck drivers, that is what they do for a living is drive vehicles. personally a letter spinning half of their income on fuel. we cannot sustain that. >> carley: president biden living in an imaginary world and the same view on the oil and gas industry as trump and keystone pipeline and didn't want to limit offshore drilling and how much lower wood gas prices be right now, in other words how much our bidens policies will pay and stream us in this area

really? >> you think about keystone would bring in 500 barrels of oil a day. you can't tell me that we couldn't use that right now. we are still getting a lot from trains, but what about the pipeline in place and bringing in on the trains? right now we are in a situation where every single barrel of oil or the lack of every single barrel of oil as the prices continue to rise. >> todd: knowing the business as you do following the politics as you have been, is there anything, anything that joe biden at this point will get him to reverse course? or is what you doing right now the plan all along to force us into green energy even though nobody seems to want it? >> i don't think there is anything the president will do because his party is basically two parties, you have the democrats and then the progressives. the democrats cannot exist without the progressive wing, they are party, and they are living this. >> carley: pete buttigieg with electric vehicles and where they get their power from, the

electrical grid, fossil fuels. >> trading gas for the possibility of electricity. >> carley: thank you for joining us in the studio. we appreciate it. a fox news alert i'm a shooting at a mall in indiana. the gunman stopped when a man who was lawfully armed shot and killed him. >> todd: ashley strohmier will joining us with more, ashley. >> greenwood, indiana outside of indianapolis still trying to figure out why the lone gunman walked into a shopping mall and started shooting. the suspect only described as an adult male with a long rifle and also several magazine scenes of ammunition shooting in the food court area. three victims killed and two weathers hurt. fortunately, no other harm done thanks to legally armed citizen with a handgun. speak with real hero of the day is the citizen that was lawfully carrying a firearm in the food

court and able to stop the shoor almost as soon as he began. we have done multiple mall exercises with law enforcement. >> carley: the man who shot and killed the shooter was 22 years old. and backpack down nearby in a restroom and not clear exactly who that bag belong to or what was inside, but indiana congressman mike braun and ty young reacting to the tragic lives. grateful to the brave armed citizen to stop the perpetrator to commit for their loss of life. young is praying for the victims of the shooting at their greenwood park mall and thank you to the law enforcement officers who responding. not releasing many details at all but sunday night all victims include a one man and four women come all the adults besides a juvenile who was taken to the hospital with mild injuries. back to you guys. >> todd: ashley, thank you all these active policemen after a

report in the elementary school that killed 19 children and two teachers. the investigation rebilling 400 law enforcement officers arrived on the scene. 77 minutes before the classroom door was breached and the shooter killed in the reports highlighting multiple quotes of failures in what they call egregious, poor decision-making noting "the chaos described by almost all of it demonstrates the officers failed to adequately question the absence of command." uvalde releasing body cam footage during the massacre in an attempt to show what he calls the other side of the story. now, he has been criticized for publishing the content. the house committee said there was confusion who was in charge that day and the leadership contributed to the poor police response. we will speak to them because one of the kids guilt robb elementary how he is unpacking all of this gut wrenching news later on the show. >> carley: new details emerge and the deathly stepping of

nascar bobby east. we have a suspect trent millsap and you see him right there an outstanding warrant for his arrest before stepping east at a gas station orange county, california. the police have not said what led to the stabbing and denied reports that the two were involved in a confrontation. millsap was killed friday during a s.w.a.t. team raid. the nascar debut in 2005 and won three united states titles in his career. he was 37 years old. >> todd: san francisco's new d.a. jenkins cleaning house after new boss recalled. fired 15 employees from the prosecutor's office. she said the staffing shake-up to restore law and order. i promised the public i would restore accountability and consequences to the criminal justice system while advancing smart reforms responsibly. overwhelmingly ousted after 60% voted for his recall.

13 minutes after the hour, terror suspects found among the hundreds of migrants pouring into the country illegally last month. tom homan save the safeguards created after 9/11 are useless now thanks to joe biden's open border policy. he is here live to explain life. >> carley: a taste of what life has been like for the small town on the southern border as the sea mayor said the homeless shelters have been the solution to the influx of silent seekers. >> i fear they are being tricked into nationwide bus trips when the final destination places all over the united states of america. ♪ ♪

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♪ ♪ >> todd: washington, d.c., mayor of bowser without explanation why migrants are overflowing her city's homeless shelters. listen. >> i feel they are being tricked into nationwide bus trips when they are final destinations with places all over the united states of america. >> todd: bowser's comments come as texas and arizona send to the nation's capital as border communities being overrun. since april, 4,000 migrants to d.c. with officials saying they voluntarily taken that trip. carley.

>> carley: we are learning those arrested at the southern border in june alone and over 2 million border encounters occurring so far at this fiscal year. tom homan, retiring acting i.c.e. director and fellow joins me now. tom, a total of 56 people on the terror watch list having been caught trying to get into the country this year alone. do you have any idea what groups these people might be affiliated with? i hear isis and al qaeda but are those the kind of people we are talking about? >> absolutely. and these are on the terrorist watches and some sort of derogatory information in the databases. it doesn't mean they are terrorists, but they have information lead to being terrorists. so there needs to be further investigation to be had to. bet 56 so far this year. under the trump administration i'm i think we had 16 in four years. this is unprecedented and not

only illegal aliens unprecedented but this is a huge national security issue that no one is talking about so i'm glad we are talking about it today. >> carley: you know, tom you are on fox news talking about the drawback of the border, drugs pouring into the country, the cartels making money, human and sex trafficking and all of those things. what bothers you the most? what should we be worried about the most? >> i've been saying it for over a year, the historic immigration prices which pulls 70% of borders and these are vulnerable to terrorism. they have arrested 56, right? terrace don't want to be arrested. and now you take into account since joe biden has been in president over 900,000, people on film, traffic camera, entering the united states and the border patrol to try to processing. and 161 different countries,

mainly countries sponsoring terrorism. people don't say, not a single one of the 900,000 people that got into the country are arrested. you don't know where they are at. not a single one of the 900,000 didn't come to this country to do us harm. and sponsored terrorism, they are ignorant to the data. i can guarantee you terrace have successfully made it across the southwest border, the open border. not know how many that we will find out someday. this is the most serious issue on the border. the secretary of homeland security has done nothing to slow the flow. this issue alone should cause impeachment. >> carley: homeland security, this is why i can't believe this is a partisan issue, tom. national security is not a issue. and i wonder if it has to do with the difference between what we are witnessing at the southern border versus what the cameras aren't able to catch. what we are witnessing at the southern border on a daily

basis, the kids and the family and everybody feels bad for them. what the cameras aren't able to catch are the got a ways, the terrorists, the drugs. you can't see it but it's easy to turn a blind eye until it's too late. >> look, the left, it is all politics. under the trump administration we had two children died. and they couldn't save these two children but they died. now we have record migrant deaths, more migrants have died under joe biden on u.s. soil than any time that i can remember my 35 year career. where are the democrats now? where are the aocs and who ran to the border president trump screaming about dying migrants? we have record migrant deaths and not one of them -- this is nothing but politics. >> carley: record american deaths when it comes to fentanyl overdoses. right now total cocaine seizures

are up 62% month over month. that is the latest data on the cpc report. the president of mexico was just with president biden at the white house. his policy when it comes to dealing with the drug cartels is known confrontation. he doesn't want to deal with it. his motto is hugs not bullets. if you have president biden in the white house partnering with this policy like i just laid out, what does that mean for the future of the country over the next two years? >> here is what you need to consider: record amount of drugs have been apprehended. again, with 70% come up to 70% no longer on the line, i don't e but i care what got away. how many drugs in this country 30% of border patrol on duty. that is why we have record american deaths and 112,000 fentanyl test because the border wide open and less border patrol to seize the drugs. under the trump administration,

we ran them off. he told the mexican president you will secure the northern border and put military on the southern border. you will a main in mexico. we demanded mexico take action or face terrorist. under this administration sitting with president biden he is telling president biden what they need to do from mexico. grant amnesty, open borders come infrastructure to make it more efficient for people to come to the country. that is not we don't make the way we worked on the trumpet administration. we demand mexico step up. >> carley: thank you for joining us this morning. >> thank you for having me. >> carley: you are very welcome pure and female being overlooked after nominated for the ncaa woman of the year award. a former collegiate champion and the mother of an ivy league swimmer who competed against thomas here to react. >> todd: speaker nancy pelosi

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♪ ♪ >> carley: listen to this a transgender woman incarcerated at women's only prison has been moved to another facility after impregnating two female inmates. debbie miner is serving time at young adults correctional facility where she is now the only female inmate. minors being held and vulnerable and 30 years for manslaughter. it is not clear if minor will stay there, todd. >> the university of

pennsylvania nominating transgender swimmer leah thomas for ncaa women athlete of the year award. joining me cofounder of women sport, marshi smith and ncaa champ and all-american tennis player kim jones and mother of ivy league swimmer who competed against leah thomas. thank you for being here. i will begin with you, at this point the far left activist that runs you pin basically just talking us by nominating lia thomas for this award to up to this point only given to women? >> absolutely. and i think the message all year along from you pin, the ivy league and ncaa women don't matter. they are not worthy of receiving fair competition and not worthy of dignity and comfort in their

locker room. this nomination is the embodiment of that message. so it is humiliating. it is devastating. it is frustrating to understand where the current ncaa and ivy league, especially penn state stance is modern women in society. >> todd: your daughter, think of all the early morning, the late nights, the stretched out days, trying to practice, putting all of that time and effort in to be the top at her sport as a woman now, college woman, if you will, to have this happen to not only her sport, but to all ncaa athletes. >> yes, are you asking me how do the girls feel about this and how parents feel about this? if that is what you are asking, it is absolutely devastating.

it is hard, i think, on a broader scope the message that sends to all girls and women. they can spend their entire lives working for something, dedicate, you know, countless hours and effort, and have it dismissed as an reduce to something like a joke. there is a reason when you tell people about this nomination or the experiences in the swimming community this last year, and they laugh or they are utterly shocked. and you think, that is what all that effort and all those hours, all that hard work and the journey that was supposed to be so empowering and fulfilling has been reduced to something that people think is a sideshow, really frustrating. >> todd: i want to bring you in here, the foundation responded to lia thomas saying this: you must have forgot in order to qualify for the ncaa woman of the year award, one

must actually be a woman. there is nothing rave about competing against people who have a biological advantage. shame on them for nominating lia thomas. doesn't that continued to be the crux of the issue here and an uneven playing field? >> oh, absolutely. i mean, there is a biological difference between men and women. you know, if we can agree that that foundational truth is a reality, then how can we protect our girls and women? and you know, this nomination is not only affecting women swimmers at this point, but it encompasses all athletics. so across ports now are going to be affected. these women who have excelled, not only in athletics, but also academics and community service, these are some of the most well-rounded women in the

country. and to think that now women across different sports are going to have to directly compete with a male competitor is crushing to say the least. >> todd: there is this though, ladies, the federal judge just walking the biden administration title ix directive which aims to protect from discrimination by allowing students to participate in sports and transmit students to use whatever bathroom alliance with gender identity. again, the judge said "hold your horses, here, no-go to the biden administration." is the tide turning out that parents are waking up to what happened to their kids and what they are seeing on a day-to-day out basis outrunning our high schools and colleges? >> i absolutely believe it is turning. i mean, the more i was completely unaware we were facing this issue in our culture these days, in our society, and

told the start of this last one season. so, i think people are waking up because it's more visible. i can tell you from my standpoint, once i realized how entrenched this was, i kept holding out hope that those in position of power would be objective and honest. and decide to stand up for women, but now i know that they need a heck of a lot more encouragement. we need to put our foot down. i'm not leaving this legacy for my grandchildren end. there is no way. and i can encourage anyone who is sitting on the fence about talking about this, it is empowering, it is freeing in order to stand up and say the right thing. and to be a part of the tide changing. i do think it is really important that the federal judge came back to the biden administration the way he did. we now know it is 100% legal to enact legislation and to back

that legislation up to protect women's rights in every area. >> todd: in order to win on this issue needs the courts and how much of a win is this for you and your side and what is your reaction? >> it is something to celebrate, particularly for the 20 states involved. they all happen to be red states, get out the republican party, although her organization is nonpartisan. this issue should be a nonpartisan issue. we have women who are self-proclaimed leftist radical feminist all the way to christian conservative evangelicals linking arms together in agreement that we need to protect-based categories for women. you know, for these 20 states to step out and take a stand against the biden administration, that is a

motivation to the rest of the country to get on board. for myself, i am in a blue state. so, the same protections do not come over to me at this point. but i am encouraged that this will motivate legislators to make moves. >> todd: i think that wildly diverse culture in the group tells you everything you need to know, kim jones, marshi smith, thank you for being here this morning, curly. >> carley: thank you. from swimming to nascar, christopher bell with the top spot in the postseason with the first victory of 2022. by winning the hampshire motor speedway after reading the final four in the last two labs. the fourth-grader with nascar's playoff with six races left before the end of the regular season. he got a chance to celebrate his win with a giant lobster as one

does. >> todd: one heck of a lobster, carl e. in the meantime, making his torque charged to the open championship becoming the champion golfer of the year. we are talking about the british open, people. it didn't take long to figure out how he will celebrate the first nations colors. >> perhaps you will tell us how you will tell us how you will celebrate tonight? >> we are making this official. >> todd: of the response, the 28-year-old made five straight birdies. that is a lot. and tying that all-time score ever 60 for the final round. and after finishing 20 under, smith will take home $2.4 million prize, not bad. >> carley: a+ golf performance a+ wallet. waking up with a hangover this

morning. all right, a major damper on the dash parents education towards republicans and we are asking maryland voter panel which issues are most important to them as they head to the polls tomorrow. plus... speak with the american people deserve accountability and deserve an investigation to what i believe it is the biden crime family. >> todd: new evidence appears to show dozens of meetings between hunter and then-president joe. we are talking about the biden family scheduled after overseas business trips. republicans say an investigation is at the top of their agenda. a live report next. ♪ ♪

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♪ ♪ >> todd: republicans failed to investigate the biden family as new findings from hunter's laptop he met with his dad not once, not twice but dozens of times shortly meeting with overseas business partners. >> carley: if you can believe more information from hunter biden's laptop. new details on the new discoveries, brooke singman, good morning. >> good morning, guys, hunter biden visited vice president, his father more than 30 times at the vp residence.

some of those meetings came days after returning from foreign business trip between 2008 and 2016. promising the g.o.p. will get answers, listen. >> the mainstream media is participating in essentially a cover-up of hunter biden's ill legal relationships with china, his illegal relationships with other foreign adversaries. and entities he should not be involved with. joe biden profited from that. we intend to investigate. the american people deserve accountability. speed to the meetings were discovered after a review of hur biden's personal calendar on his have been his abandoned laptop. and show efforts from the hunter associates to secure deals for columbia infrastructure projects. one of the partners wrote to hunter detailing an offer for south american construction company to pay them $20,000 monthly fee. the same south american company would later be positive for pain

bribes and public contracts. shows then for vice president biden met with columbia the same time hunter was seeking these deals. the republicans all they need to connect the dots for subpoena power. listen to this. >> this administration is obstructing 100% of this and after the november elections and take the gavel in january, they will not be able to obstruct us anymore. we will have a gain of power and get to the bottom of this and hold these people accountable. speak with the white house continues to deny president biden knew anything about his son's overseas busines dealings, carley, todd. >> todd: this is the most robust and data field memory filled laptop in history. brooke, thank you very much. after failed policies, hunter biden the p.r. being mocked for announcing their new disinformation team. and the npr refused to cover the story at the time sagging "we don't want to waste the listenes

and readers time of the stories that are pure distractions. critics say that alone disqualifies the disinformation initiative. and after they blamed japanese prime minister shinzo abe has a "divisive archconservative after his assassination." she was not surprised after joe biden compared latinos to breakfast tacos. she joins -- still funny -- sunday morning future, this is another example of democrats filling the hispanic community. >> it doesn't surprise me joe biden and the far left don't see americans. and they -- that is all it will take to vote for them. they will have to get to work. they are doing horrible. they abandoned the hispanic community. the hispanic community is about god, family, and hard work. the biggest concern is the economy.

i do believe the reason why we are successful in the special election is because we were focused on god, family values, and the economy, and of course the border crisis which is hurting us tremendously in south texas and throughout the country. >> todd: an apology a day later from the first lady, the hispanic community "as unique as the breakfast tacos." also talking about -- >> carley: from texas to maryland we go, voters to cast their ballots in state primary election tomorrow. crime, education and the economy on top of mind for many pure joy may maryland voters and thank you for joining us this morning. you are a neuropsychologist and work with children physical and learning disabilities. what are the issues front and center for you? >> the top of the list for me is

education. schools in maryland from 2020 and the children did not have a regular school year this past year. education and ensuring we do not have disruption for his front and center. i hope voters pay attention to the downed pilots races like the education. >> carley: that brings me to esther, you are running for the public county school so your name will be on the ballot tuesday. what motivated you to run and what are you looking for and other candidates as well? >> so, i'm running because i am a mother of two boys. and elected officials in the school system had failed the children. with the virtual only option, my son lost all of his resources and significantly digressed in his school work. that is when i said my need to set up and run support of education. and also my son started in school last year in 2021, and i have yet to see the inside of the school, the classroom.

and no guidance, and i asked where that is? i reached out to the board of education, elected officials, and i have received no response. these are all culminating why i decided to run for the board of education and bring transparency, accountability. >> carley: you share that with a seed of the board of education of montgomery county. you say education and crime are the top most important issues for you. tell us why. >> so, i am a mental health professional, and i have stand for mental health and appearance of two boys. i have watched the mental health of our students deteriorate over the last two years. when we don't have, you know proper mental health within the schools and even within the communities, we see a decrease in comic you know, educational performance. we see an increase in crime here is that is exactly what we are

seeing in montgomery county schools and particularly with the first school shooting. >> carley: joe, you are voting with your feet because you are frustrated with what's going on in maryland that you are moving to south carolina. what happened? >> we had a difficult school year of the past couple of years. i have a 17-year-old, 8-year-old, 5-year-old. recently got to the point where we were fed up with the school closures. we love the city. we were born and raised here, my wife and i. we don't feel comfortable going downtown anymore. we want to place our kids to strive in school. we don't want my 17-year-old to be the one standing for the national anthem anymore. in his high school, we are looking for a better way. we have relatives in south carolina. and we decided to uproot our family and head south. >> carley: that is interesting for all four of you, covid lockdowns and what happen in schools seem to be the driving

issue motivating you to the polls. jennifer, the governor's race is up for grabs nal seats, one senate seat. are there any races that you are paying attention to and who will you be voting for tomorrow? >> so come i will pay most attention to the ballot races. i think parents and voters need to wake up and county election and board of education elections in places like a maryland directly impact the likelihood appeared i'm proud to be voting for esther. and i think everyone should wake up and pay attention to the races are not the top of the ballot. >> carley: there you go, joe, thank you for joining us. we appreciate you all. >> thank you. >> carley: you bet. we have a vote for two people on the panel pier that might be a first. that's fantastic. we will be talking about maryland congressional candidate amal torres whose name will also be on the ballot tomorrow about what she just heard from our

book folder panel. plus... >> you also will be able to save on gas. we have to be able to afford it in the first place. >> todd: pete buttigieg getting hit with more accusations being completely out of touch. the financial expert dan roccato ahead appear at a show ahead.

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>> todd: another blow to president biden. 17% rate the economy positively, the lowest number in a decade. >> carley: most people expect things to get even worse. >> just 18 months later, this economy is running double-digit inflation. we're in front end of a