just 15 days out from midterms voters trust the g.o.p. to handle economic issues. >> things are not going well for the democrats. >> america just got report card. >> steve: report card deeply hurt america's classrooms. >> ainsley: math scores down 5 points reading down 3. parents are extremely concerned. >> i did everything i could. >> steve: numbers come out for fiscal year 2022. >> ainsley: at the border highest numbers we ever

experienced. 2377384. migrant deaths 856 died at the border. person randomly shoved onto the new york city subway tracks for the 1st time this year. >> mayor eric adams deflecting the blame for it. >> not having your ipods in. not focusing on phone i encourage new yorkers to do that recommendation record 4,000 on set to retire this year. >> philadelphia phillies to world series. astros going wild also purvelging wild card to the world series over the yankees. >> brian: that's where i was at the jaguars game as they hosted the new york giants. i will tell you they are rebuilding jacksonville. a huge practice facility there and a four seasons and the team

is being rebuilt but if you look at the stadium, it was two thirds -- a third -- two thirds giant fans. new yorkers thought it was so easy to get down there. they did. what a game because the jaguars got to the 2-yard line. had they scored they would have tied it. >> steve: you are talking about from the chamber of commerce point of view on jacksonville they lost the game. >> brian: right. the giants won, 6-1. jags two wins on the year getting a lot better. >> ainsley: who did you pull for you are a new yorker but spend a lot of time in jacksonville. >> brian: giants. every year since my son was two go to one giants game. harder and hearder who do it. last year we had to meet in washington. terrible stadium in washington. got to get a new stadium. terrible owner, too. >> ainsley: was your son with you.

>> brian: yes. >> steve: congratulations to the new jersey giants. that's where they play. that's where they live. >> ainsley: easy. >> steve: that's all. today on this monday, we are sitting just 15 days away from the election day. and republicans now have the edge on america's key issues according to the very latest polling. >> ainsley: voters trust in democrats seemingly fading as the down -- as they are down playing major issues like crime, inflation and the economy. >> brian: issues are trending the production' way. peter doocy is live at the white house with the latest. peter? >> peter: good morning. and house speakers nancy pelosi is not going to be the speaker much longer if her side cannot figure out how to address inflation in the a way that moves voters a little bit more. sound like she knows that. >> it's about getting out the vote. everything else is a conversation compared to that. but, in order to do that, you have to have inspiration. you can't run on empty. and the fact is when i hear

people talk about inflation we have to change that subject. inflation is a global phenomena. >> peter: when you look at the big three issues right now, and ask voters who they trust to handle them, republicans have a 36 to 21 edge on inflation. 35 to 22 on crime and 36 to 24 on the economy. senator bernie sanders who may run for president in 2024 is adding this: >> what do the republicans want to respond to inflation. maybe they want to cut wages for workers? do they want to raise the minimum wage? no, they don't. i think it's important to take the attack of the republican the. what do they want to do other than complain? third weekend before the midterms has come and gone. president biden didn't do any events is he in delaware. he plans to give a political

address later on today in washington, d.c. but he is not going to be addressing voters. he is going to be discussing dnc staffers. >> steve: obviously, when you look at the numbers, inand the price of stuff is killing the democrats. sally, my daughter sally and i were at the grocery store on saturday. a bottle of ketchup was $8. >> ainsley: what? >> steve: bottle of of ketchup. >> ainsley: start saving the packets. >> steve: heating your home with heating fuel. a third of the stockpile that they need. what they started to do particularly one state north of us in connecticut is the distributors are starting to ration the gas. and what that means is you can

want to have the guy come and fill up your whole tank. can i only give you a quarter which means you will wind up. >> ainsley: that's how the people in the northeast fuel their homes. >> steve: a lot of them. >> average sale 4.90 cents. $2 last year. if you fill up 275-gallon tank right now cost you close to $1,200 wholesale. the retail price is going to be a killer. >> ainsley: i believe it. we had stuart varney on the show earlier. we were talking about this. and i asked her about nancy pelosi and her comments saying that democrats need to change the subject. she said it's not about inflation. it's about cost of living. he said what's the difference? she is saying the eu is going through. this the u.k. is going through. this it doesn't matter. americans don't care about that. they care about being able to afford their bills. being age to pay their electric bill. go to the grocery store and not have to buy $8 ketchup. listen to stuart. >> it's not about inflation it's

the cost of living nancy pelosi says. can you tell me the difference. inflation higher prices. cost of living goes up with higher prices. they are the same thing. now, inflation is obvious to everyone. and, yet, you have got this dreadful messaging coming from the administration. nancy pelosi is trying to change the subject. the president says the economy is strong. and he is going to beat inflation with his anti-inflation act. they are defying reality. and reality is that inflation is obvious to absolutely everyone. every single day. so is the cause of this inflation. we have abandoned our energy independence on day one of this administration. and then we spent trillions overstimulating the economy and here we have got inflation. >> brian: what did we do to make it worse? inflation wasn't our idea. why are we able to avoid it for 30 years? james clyburn made it clear when he made this statement. all of this concern about the rising cost and all of this knew

this would be the case when you put in place this recovery program. any time you put more money into the economy, prices tend to rise. 1.9 trillion. the infrastructure bill and then the last mini build back better plan that they jammed down everyone's throats at the end seemingly saying well, at least we are cutting the deficit. i thought the greatest analogy is the president keeps saying looks at the jobs, right? look at the labor participation. doesn't want to say that well, i cut the deficit. they said if you go by the president's theory on cutting the deficit it would make harry truman the greatest deficit cutter ever because world war ii ended. pandemic he coulded of course you spent less. half the dessit just by doing that overall spending has gone through the roof. and, yeah, you could look at western europe and say they are having problems. when are we taking mostly slows socialistic bellwether. japan is lower, china is lower.

australia is lower. what did we do to make it worse? that's why 538 is saying instead of a 70% of the senate going to democrats it's down to 55%. that's why they are looking at 20 to 30 increase vantage point republicans when it comes to what is happening in the house. there is a tsunami primed up by republicans but it's really not to the production' credit. it's to the discredit of the performance of democrats in their programs president can talk about everything in the past of good congratulations if life is a checklist. what you checked off is not pleasing anyone. if you pleased it, you would not have to sell it. you would say look at my report card. >> steve: people have been looking at the report card. the democrats have been very effective they thought after the dobbs decision in pushing it's all about abortion. and that's when, remember in the spring they were talking about a big red wave and then after the

dobbs decision it's oh, maybe nancy pelosi could actually hang on to her job as speaker. but now even punch bowl yesterday the headline was red tsunami because suddenly they are talking -- keep in mind, do you trust the polls? i trust them up to a point but they have been wrong so many times. when you look at motivation right now who is more motivated, republicans are at 6 #%. and democrats are at 59%. it's 5% according to a monmouth poll which means if it's 5%. probably higher than that who is going to show up two weeks and one day from tomorrow? rather, two weeks from tomorrow. well, right now it, looks like republicans are going to do a really good job if you believe the polls. >> ainsley: we are going to have congressman jim jordan and kari lake. her opponent refuses to debate. we will talk to her about that. >> steve: a lot of that going

on. >> ainsley: hand it over to carley. >> carley: one of the big issues is crime. police in fort lauderdale, florida are searching for this man after he alleges police tried to lure a 10-year-old girl into his car twice. authorities say the suspect pulled up to the girl and said he had candy in his car before getting out and trying to grab her. when a neighbor confronted the suspect, he allegedly said he was her grandfather even though police believe he is between 25 and 40 years old. democratic pennsylvania nominee john fetterman addressing health issues as he gets readiy to debate dr. oz tomorrow. >> elephant in the room. you know, we had a stroke back in may. and despite all that, i survived to be back and that makes i'm going to fight for you all. if you are looking for that 51st vote. [cheers] >> polling averages show

fetterman holds a small lead over oz. it's the only debate fetterman has agreed to claiming he is having issues with auditory processing. tesla shares premarket trade. after car companies cut in china. company slashed the price of model 3 sedan by nearly $40,000. model y by 30,000 bucks. tesla ceo elon musk say the price cuts come as china experiences what he says is a recession. now, to the nfl, kicking things off with the chiefs spoiling christian mccaffrey 49 erms debut. kansas city 44 to 23 bin. meanwhile tom brady doing his best to keep the buccaneers afloat but his steam struggling against the panthers with carolina winning 21-3. new york giants defense coming in clutch in their 23-17 win over the jaguars. jeff prescott making his return as the cowboys beat the lions

21-6. lions running back jamal williams at the center of some drama with a referee. >> referee: holding, offense, number 53. 10-yard penalty. >> and joe burrow leading the charge for the bengals in a 35-17 win over the falcons. of the falcons defense struggling to make a stop. well, they should see if their moss scott can play linebacker. look at this video of falcon shoving a young player out of bounds during a halftime peewee game and the, commanders giving packers third straight loss winning 23-21. those are your headlines, guys. >> what did the moss scott do. >> i think there is a back story we should further investigate. >> want to know who the moss scott was. >> maybe an enemy from elementary school. >> steve: angry bird.

thank you, carley. >> ainsley: wanted to take a moment pay tribute to my mother and there she is on the right in her wheelchair. mom had a stroke five years ago as many you know. dad called us probably a week ago and said i think y'all need to come home. your momma is not doing well. there she is holding third child baby barn. she loved holding him. aunt's house in rock hill south carolina. she was the epitome of a southern woman there she is at our church. gosh, what happened at church that day? this is the church i go to here in new york. and one of her -- my nephew one of her grandchildren on her left side and my daughter on her right. she was beautiful in every way. she loved. she was chef. one of hers rests pays in your book. cindy with my mom. we celebrated her 70th birthday and just threw a big bash for

her. she loves beach music so we hired a band in the bang ground so we weren't sure how long she would be with us. this is my sister-in-law on the left. my mom's sister lynn. next to darcy and then my aunt linda she was married to my dad's brother who passed away from cancer holding my brother hayden my sister and beautiful mother and me. i'm so grateful we took these pictures. if you have the ability to hire a recover from, do it. it is just so worth it because these are cherished now. she went to the plaza. she loved martinis. we had a martini there. >> steve: we have a lot in common. >> ainsley: here is my mom a teacher for 33 years. reading to my sister. we all -- the moms had matching that p&a jam mass and all the kids red and white street stripe. that was at christmas we rented a house. last time i saw her we waved goodbye that was in december and had the february 1st. so proud of all of the children.

i obviously here at fox. she loved watching us every single morning. >> steve: she could keep an eye on you. >> ainsley: she would know when i took a day off where are you? she was wonderful. and then my little brother so successful and lives in hometown with his wife darcy and they have three boys. so excited that christmas morning when they showed her the ultrasound picture and she found out they were having twins. and so she always wanted twins. i always wanted twins and then when my brother had them we were just elated. we had to tell the kids on -- we waited until sunday to tell them. at the funeral home making arrangements. saturday night sitting at the counter eating dinner. what do you think it's going to be like at christmas time june is his birthday in heaven. gram said there are going to be a lot of balloons. my daughter said can we pick up the phone and call her in heaven they were really sweet. the little baby there is my mom and dad. little banks wasn't born yet but my dad holding mcclain and

holding hayden. amazing recover from we would hire. he does beautiful work. these are the pictures you always see. we are grateful for those. she had diabetes. diagnosed at 39. then she had a stroke. she was on dialysis. gallbladder issues. in and out of the hospital. she lived at home. my dad and her were married 50 years. last five years he and wonderful nurse maggie took great care of my mom. allowed my dad some peace. my dad got to the point breaking point. maggie said i have got. this you go play golf. enjoy some time with your friends. my sister and i were coming home every weekend first year every other second year. she is at peace. i say all of that maybe wondering how can i come to work today. mom would have wanted me to. my sister is going back to school tomorrow to teach her little kids. we are grateful we know her faith was strong. we know where she is. she is with jesus. she loved the lord and taught all of us about jesus and took us to church every single sunday. dad was kind of not the governor

but we called him the governor. he knows everybody in south carolina. is he so well loved. mom was kind of the one who was the support system for our family. and she cooked kinner for us every night. she was a school teacher. she would come home late run around with our errands and have food on the table for my dad. so she just was a servant. she served everybody in her community. she had a lot of friends. she loved playing bridge and shanghai and involved in the junior league. just a force. she -- what i love most about her she let ainsley be ainsley. we were a little scared about my dad because he is the disciplinarian. a wonderful guy he was tough. mom is the one we would go to if we needed a hug or something soft said. >> steve: the viewers got to meet your mom and dad. >> ainsley: they did. here is a clip just when i got the job at "fox & friends." excuse me, i had just gotten baby hayden. i delivered her in november. got the job in december. and started at the end of january or beginning of february. so mom came on to cook for

cooking with friends. her p pa minute toe cheese. >> what a wonderful year. and having this little baby and having ainsley here and y'all have been so kind to her. and done so much. and yesterday just one thing after another. >> ainsley: it's been fun. >> people have been so kind thank you all. >> nervous to talk on camera. she did not like to talk in public. >> ainsley: she is wonderful. >> she did get the see to the book come out. so many text messages from people saying i'm glad she saw. i wrote this book so glad you were born that's what she would say to us on our birthdays. she was proud of us. she wasn't able to talk. she lost her voice after the stroke whether a i'm so excitedd about her voice will live on. she taught 4 and 5-year-olds. reading she read to us every night. avid reader herself. her message will be carried on in the lives of people all

around the world. if you are reading this book to your children. just always rerl my mom. and say it to your children on their birthdays i'm so glad you were born. >> steve: your mom was very, very proud of you have. >> ainsley: thank you so much. i'm so proud to call her mom and so proud to be her daughter. >> steve: dale earhardt was a loving wife. mother, grandmother and friend. may she rest in peace.

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defeating big government socialism is here to join us. newt, it's pretty clear who was in to lockdowns, who was in to extending this pain and who wasn't. who was for the unions that said stay at home and who wasn't. does that play into this election cycle? >> plays into it a lot. talk about the need to set up some kind of program for tutoring so these kids can catch up. can't just write it off and say oh yeah a generation of kids who got cheated. >> brian: agreed. >> got to go back and find a why to get them educated and a lot of different states are working on that. also, i think, a real condemnation of the teacher's union and their commitment to radical values rather than to effective education. that's going to be a big issue virtually everywhere in the country. >> brian: cdc recommends we get every kid vaccinated or they stay home and up to each state to make the decision so no one has learned anything. when asked, these same parents who are worried about their

kids. what most concerns you? 88% say inflation. 79% say what is taught in schools. the curriculum. 78% abortion policy. 76% political division. 74% higher crime. most of those, they swing the republican's direction with 15 days left. that is why axios is saying that a tsunami could be reprimed. >> i think a tsunami is coming. i think it's going to be huge. when people learn that every single democrat in the house voted for the transgender supremacy act and that all of the democratic senators up for re-election, every one of them co-sponsored the transgender supremacy act in the senate and they look at the details of that bill. they realize it would guarantee any boy who decided to declare he was a girl could go into the girl's locker room. it would guarantee that students could be tutored by their school without telling their parents. it would place transgender rights above religious liberty.

the catholic bishop had a devastating critique of the bill. these are the kind of radical things, if you look, say, at the latino community, it's the combination of the economy, you can't afford the gas, you can't afford the food, you can't afford the rent, you can't afford the electricity and radical values. and the two together are repelling people toward the democratic party on a scale. this may be the biggest republican election since 1920. >> brian: yeah. we have so much more to discuss. unfortunately, we are out of time. but you have been saying it even in july you were still saying this was going to happen. so now with 15 days left you look like a su suite sara. thank you so much. >> thanks. >> brian: mike rowe will be joining us live maybe wearing that hat. plus, defund or deny. a state attorney general claims he doesn't know anyone who supports defunding police. but he voted to replace the city's police with a new

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>> ainsley: minnesota attorney general keith ellison is under fire for denying he knows anyone who wants to defund the police. photo he took with squad members including ilhan omar who backed him in joining a proposal to replace the police department just last year. here to react "fox & friends weekend" co-host rachel campos-duffy and she joins us now. good morning. >> good morning to you, ainsley. >> ainsley: can you believe this he is denying he knows anyone yet two days before he was at a campaign event with them. >> rachel: he is in a really tight race in this very blue state. he has an opponent who is running on crime. he has been trying to talk about only abortion. and now he realizes it's not working. he is below 50%. as you know, ainsley, when you are in an the election and incumbent and below 50%. those independents are probably

going to break for your opponent and so he is in trouble. is he in the race for his life. i think we ought to he radio mind our viewers who this guy is. because he was sort of the squad before the squad. i call him the godfather of the squad. is he a radical. he was elected long before the squad into the party. he was endorsed by louis farrakhan, the communist party. he went into congress and became the d.a. he was soros-funded, maxed out by soros. he is really behind this defund the police movement. but he is scared right now because he is going to probably lose because minneapolis was, of course, as you know the birthplace of so many of these riots and the defund the police movement that followed the george floyd riots and he is right in the middle of this. and now he is trying to pretend like it's not happening. go ahead. >> ainsley: i want to play a soundbite. this is keith ellison just in june of 2021, a little more than a year ago. listen to this. >> the idea of deconstructing

and reconstructing the police force, do you think we have to go to that extreme? >> well, the answer is yes. >> ainsley: and also, rachel, ilhan omar supported a ballot measure to dismantle the police and ellison actually supported it and called the police department outdated. >> yeah. and they wanted to have a new police the public safety system. this is right in line with everything they believe. is he not the only democrat doing that ainsley, you are right there in new york. a couple weeks before the election and now kathy hochul the governor of new york is saying oh, wait, i have a crime plan. i'm really for this stuff that, you know, lee zeldin is for. he is not the only one. you have cnn also who, you know, as you know during the pandemic said, you know, was in line with everything fauci said and realizing parents are not happy with that and so cnn is saying

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>> what are the republicans response to inflation? what do they want to do? maybe they want to cut wages for workers? do they want to raise the minimum wage? no, they don't. i think it's important to take the tach of the republicans.

what do they want to do other than complain? >> brian: really? you are in power, bernie, i don't know if you know that head of the budget committee. do you know that. far left senator bernie sanders, socialist, ring into the g.o.p.'s economic agenda despite a new poll showing more voters trust the g.o.p. over democrats to handle major issues including the economy. >> steve: ohio republican congressman jim jordan joins us early on this monday morning. jim, good morning to you. >> good to be with you guys. >> steve: you know, coming up two weeks and one day from today, people have a choice. do you like the way things are going? it's like that old ronald reagan saying are you better off today than you were in this case two years ago. i would like to see the hands of people who say yeah, i'm in great shape today. >> no, everyone understands what has happened, steve. we went from i always say this election is about four issues plus freedom. we went from secure border to no

border. safe streets to record crime. $2 to $4 gas. stable price to record inflation. in addition to doing that to families in our communities and our country, the democrats have assaulted our liberties, too. they have weaponized government to come after you, your first amendment rights, your second amendment rights and their political opposition. that's what this election is about. you can feel the momentum moving in our direction. i was in four states last week. been all over our district and all over the state of ohio. can you feel the change. people get it. they know democrats are responsible for this mess and they are going to vote for republicans. i think it could be a big night for us on november 8th. >> ainsley: what are you hearing in ohio? when you go to virginia and number one issue for most of them was schoolings at least at one point. what are the number one issues that you are hearing from votes? is it inflation and the economy? >> yeah. and crime as well. people are nervous about. moms and dads are nervous about what is happening in their communities. also just the cost of everything to fill up your tank to pay for groceries to make the house payment.

buy a car. all those things that every family has to deal with. and to bernie sanders, buy the way. >> we have record inflation because democrats spent like crazy. they pay people not to work and they drove up the cost of energy. this doesn't figure out what the solution is. stop spending like crazy. have welfare reform, work requirements and actually have a common sense energy policy a good energy policy like we had two years ago under president trump. that's what republicans will focus on. that's what we will try to pass now. joe biden is probably -- he probably wouldn't be willing to sign that because the hard left control his party won't let him. that he was the answer. anyone with common sense understands that's the answer. but democrats, because they are so radical, will not go there. >> brian: congressman jordan, you see tim ryan. you can't find the word democrat in any of his ads or memorabilia. >> democrat. senator warnock has ads running saying hey, i work with ted cruz. and i worked with marco rubio. look at me. it's as if democrats are saying the worst thing to be is a democrat. >> yeah. tim ryan spent the entire summer

campaigning as a trump republican. you know it's a good year for us, brian, when joe biden has to go to oregon to help the governor's candidate out there in oregon. we haven't won the governor's race in oregon i think in 40 years. that's what the american people they understand. this they understand how bad democrats have made it. the momentum is moving big in our direction. i think we actually win every single swing state senate race. i think we are going to win in georgia. i think ted bud is going to win in north carolina. i think dr. oz is going to win in west virginia. j.d. vance is going to win in ohio. laxalt in nevada and shall arizona. i think win all of those. >> brian: what about new hampshire? >> i think we have got a chance there, too. >> steve: congressman, when you think about it. they had both houses of congress for the last two years. in the last year and a half or so, they spent how many, $2 trillion on the american rescue plan. which was going to make sure that they automatically get

reelected. and then, of course, joe biden, why executive fiat signed that thing to forgive all that student loan that cost a trillion dollars too. they spent $3 trillion making sure that they got reelected and now here we are on the verge of essentially you are saying a red tsunami. and it looks like it backfired. >> well, yeah. the inflation reduction act. where is the reduction in inflation for goodness sake? anyone with common sense, which the american people have, has understood that that was just going to exacerbate the already 41-year high inflation rate. so, of course. this is democrats. all they know how to do is to attack your freedoms and spend more of your money. such a deal for the taxpayers. the taxpayers and american families are going to say no. we have had it with this. we are going to go vote for republicans. give them a chance. and then frankly, if we win, we had better have the toughness and the courage to do what we said we would do. and fight these guys. and, also, do the investigations that need to be done so we can

begin to hold people accountable. >> ainsley: thank you so much, congressman, for joining us. >> you bet, thank you. >> brian: very much in demand for these candidates. >> ainsley: yeah. i know. >> brian: all across the country. >> ainsley: think about it. if democrats have closed the border. kept the border closed. not shut down the pipeline and spent and spent and spent and caused inflation then they could have run on abortion. they could have run on climate change. but that's not the focus this election. >> steve: he said the two big issues were inflation and crime. and crime is where we start with carley. >> carley: exactly horrific and concerning trend taking place in new york city. crime soaring in the big apple and its subway system as another person is violently shoved onto the tracks in an apparent random attack. and kathy hochul finally agrees to face her republican opponent lee zeldin in a single debate taking place tomorrow night as they both vow to curb rising crime. >> i will continue to use the

resources of the state of new york and bring this violent to an end. i'm always saying what can we do to make our subways safer. and my answer back to everyone, i say do whatever it takes. >> there is more people retiring leaving nypd than we have seen in a long time. we should be hiring more. instead she is talking about forced overtime where she is going to be pulling cops from some other beat and not talking about actual catch and release policies. >> carley: debate comes until two weeks until the midterm election. recent polls show zeldin closing the gap with the democrat incumbent. former u.k. prime minister boris johnson bowing out of the race to replace liz truss. he felt conservatives would split the party up. former finance minister richie sunak now has the edge to replace truss who announced her resignation after just 44 days on the job. rory mcilroy is back on top of

the golf world. mcilroy kin winning the cj cup first start of the season yesterday. the biggest star also rising back to number one in the official world golf rankings since july 2020 for the first time. mcilroy held the world's number one ranking on nine separate occasions. good for him. janice, over to you. >> janice: good morning. everyone. take a look at those temperatures because you know what? we have a cold front marching across the central u.s. and that could bring the potential for stronger storms as well as snow on the back side and that's what's happening right now. you see the snow in the blue and the pink for the southwest up towards the rockies and the northern plains. we also have an area of low pressure off the coast bringing wet, yucky weather to the northeast. here's the big storm that we are talking about for the central u.s. through tuesday. rain moving in from the gulf of mexico, snow behind this. and, you know, very strong low pressure system that could bring winds upwards of 50 miles per

hour. any of that snow could cause blizzard conditions. we will keep an eye on that. severe storm threat for the south including texas in towards louisiana and arkansas. heavy rain for these areas as well. and then that will move across the mississippi and tennessee river valley tomorrow on tuesday. there's your forecast today. >> the cooler air behind the front. warmer air ahead of it, and we will be tracking that storm system with fox weather. of course, download the app. if you can steve, ainsley, brian, over to you. >> steve: we have done it. thanks, j.d. >> ainsley: as inflation forces americans to rack up more credit card debt. dave ramsey has unpopular opinion. you don't need them. his tips for credit-card free life next. announcer: type 2 diabetes? discover the power of 3 in the ozempic® tri-zone.

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♪ ♪ >> steve: if you are six of credit card interest rates, if you are not the only one. the average credit card interest rate is 22%. that is the highest since 2019 so how do you stop it? our next guest says get rid of the credit card. dave ramsey the founder and ceo of "ramsey solutions" with george campbell. guys, good morning to you. dave, 22%, people are complaining about interest rates and mortgages being 6%, this way

outdoes that? >> and yet because of inflation and all of the problems in the budget, people are diving into 20% with credit card debt. we have been doing this a long time comics deep in a crossed america, the tallest buildings with the nicest furniture in every setting banks. they must be screwing you. you knew they were screwing you and you knew it was happening. so i got rid of my credit cards along time ago and went to debit card and i don't have any fees that way. but they keep hammering me trying to get into debt. so our team came up with home and debit card pulled the gazelle debit card. it is a real thing. we are putting it out there in tens of thousands of people using it already, no fees, no debt, no stirring you what it an idea. >> steve: these days, so many institutions that ask for cash to my cashless transaction so if you don't have cash, you can use that card, right? >> exactly, that money in your

account. you can't spend like you are in congress, who knew. >> steve: you have to save the money to have the money. the first one is you can beat the system. the credit card companies have figured out how to make money, but you can figure out how to work around it. >> absolutely. and i believe you can rise above it. you don't have to play this game to try to get 2% back while going 22% interest. but is insane one of the reasons they hang onto the credit card is because they want that precious credit score. and i haven't had a credit score in years but you can rent apartments, cars, hotels and i bought a house without a credit score to. you don't have to have a credit score to live your financial lead. >> steve: if you have a high credit score it shows you are good at going into debt. >> exactly the algorithm to use to create your credit score is 100% based upon how much you play qc face with the bank.

you know, are you going to continue to play kissy face? they we know that they are screwing us. >> steve: that is what it's all about, george, having money for a rainy day. >> absolutely. we found 36% of americans can't cover a $400 emergency. what do they turn to, steve, a credit card and a plastic crutch with 22% interest rate and americans or $887 billion in credit card debt. that is half of the student loan debt and everyone started going "i will never go into debt but use it to build my score." it is a trap. >> inflation is so high and you are telling people on the radio show every day how to, you know my quoted earlier i was at the grocery store over the weekend and catch up was $8 a bottle. good lord. >> it blows your mind. and it is a little scary for everyone. we get that.

the trick if you don't make good decisions, you need to pan back from the emotion and say, i will make the money that i have and i cannot control all the stuff coming at me. but i can't control how react to it. you don't look at paying that all five years from now that you ran up during the biden inflation era. >> steve: real quick, how do people get your debit card? >> go to ramsey solutions.com/gazelle. >> steve: there you go. george and dave, thank you so much for joining us today from nashville. >> domain coming up on this monday, collusion to a sensor? dr. fauci, jen psaki and other officials claiming the white house encourage social media companies to censor disfavored viewpoints. we will talk to the ag, former ag of florida.

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