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and a disturbing new study reveals that 8 million americans earning more than $100,000 a year are living paycheck to paycheck. meanwhile, president biden is touting electric vehicle tax credits tweeting this, "on my watch the great american road trip will be fully electrified with a picture of himself in a luxury hummer." one that doesn't even qualify. the starting price of that vehicle is 87,000 vehicle, which is double the medium american salary. after severe criticism the white house said the president driving a jeep that actually disqualified. ainsley come it is difficult to take them serious because the point remains that no matter what the president starts touting, it is always toned epic in concept and tone-deaf in optics with however he tries to market it. >> ainsley: is pushing these electric vehicles and everybody cares about the environment to some extent and possibly win down the road but they are very

expensive. you have two-thirds of americans living paycheck to paycheck, that is a lot of people that can't afford to pay bills, gas prices up from electric bills up, food costs at the store up. someone tweeted out may be the dealership will take a few dozen eggs in trade. [laughter] let you know, retail, that when he is driving in that picture retails for $86,000. that is the base model and has all the bells and whistles on it. most people make $70,000 as a combined income and one year of pay doesn't even pay for the car. when you get the tax break of 7,500, it is still not enough to cover the year salary for most americans. speed when you combine that, todd, for example california the virtuality gnomic fragility of the grade, what are americans supposed to do with the hand noy economically but continuing to e dealt by this administration with how often they are of what

reality actually looks like for america? >> todd: such an important point because this white house has no idea where the electricity will come to power their electricity fever dreams. they hate nuclear appearance of what is not coming from nuclear pureed wind and solar are their options but as we have seen comy unreliable because you need to rely on the sun. the wind turbines, break so the only other option is to burn things for more carbon pollution but then wait for it come american oil and american gas. so, that is where the problem lies. you said this was tone-deaf. this is tone-deaf or the white house's way of stating, "look, you will enjoy electricity and electric fueled world whether or not you can afford it or not and $87,000 for a car be." >> emily: that is generous for the president not as acute as the rest of his staff's always toned up. there is a insidious nature behind these policies and these

decisions, cheryl, belie the fact that he doesn't care about the average american and the struggles they were going through. >> cheryl: they shift the conversation away from food inflation, which again, decembe. my favorite part is they are talked about going after egg producers. because price collusion in the egg industry? no, the flu that killed 50 million birds come a big reason why we see prices where they are right now 59% jump year-over-year. so get your number straight, first and foremost. as far as the electric vehicles go, look, you were talking about the hummer, the base price goes up to $110,000. we are seeing teslas and electric vehicles in the country come american jobs, tesla's are breaking through that top barrier for the $80,000 limit for the irs to get the tax break at all. that is the base models at some point for the tesla pluralists. let's forget about electric

vehicles. let's focus on the fact in the fourth quarter in general, it is $56,000 for the average american salary out there. that is much less, ainsley, to your point than that hummer was. >> emily: cheryl, you brought up a great point that illustrates that there is so much americans have to account for that is unexpected whether professionally or otherwise. so my family, we have a small agricultural business and when you're over 30% of the crop was destroyed by birds here that is something you can't control. when someone in america's living paycheck to paycheck as we discussed and faced with a monster health bill or piece of machinery they rely on that malfunctions, insurance covers only a certain amount. when you're stifled by regulations by this administration and you are told you have to make shifts that are costlier than what you are used to, that is when you absolutely fall under the radar and become distorted by this administration because you can't account for

the things that are unexpected and the things coming from this administration that force you into that corner. >> cheryl: the way i see this topic is a luxury, and electric car is a luxury and not a necessity. what is a an end necessity is housing peer that is where we are in trouble. affordability. so what i think he should be doing is making a statement with regard to how he will help the american people with affordable housing. in general, inflation. so income, mortgage rates and home prices are the main thing effecting the american people. what will determine home buyer's fate in 2023? and in addition to that, rent prices are skyrocketing. right? what is he going to do to try to help the american people when it comes to this. you are not supposed to spend more than 30% of your income. and yet for most american people are spending way above that. so to your point, emily, you are left with little money to spend

on other things like education and health care. also, one thing i found interesting is most of the searches online for homes 7 of 10 are across market searches, which means you are searching for a home other than where you currently reside appear to confirming the point that affordability is a main issue because people are searching for homes that were more affordable than where they currently are. so it is like an electric car is the last thing on my mind. i want to know what he is doing for home ownership how people get out of renting. >> i want to pick up on what think the cpr on fox business that shelters 40% of the component of the price jumps and it is rents so to katrina's point, people are paying more and more for rent because we don't have enough affordable housing. you add to the fact it is cheaper to feed your family at mcdonald's then it is to buy groceries at the grocery store. we have mcdonald's this morning and the sales were strong because people are going to mcdonald's to feed their

families. >> or they have a 7-year-old that was a happy meal. are you there, todd? >> todd: i have a 7-year-old who lives mcdonald's. when we go buy at the doctor's office, we are going to get that. >> we try not to do it but -- >> to that point, it is a sad state of affairs and made so mue white house and when you don't have a leader in the white house that says, "i see you and i feel your pain so i will account for that transition with these goals in mind." yes, we want to preserve the planet but until we get to that point let me get in the trenches with you. i am on cillo everyday looking at houses in nashville. for the record. [overlapping voices] >> todd: two points, one by the end of this hour i am worried with two real estate experts come i will put an offer in on something at some point. >> we will convince you before this is over. >> todd: two, and you

highlighted this transformation going on in the electric. the democrats have become the party of the wealthy and the elite. republicans are becoming the party of the working man. you wouldn't have a democrat 20 years ago hop in and $87,000 car espousing the virtues of green is more important than anything in the world. no! you would have the democrats speaking to the common man. joe biden doesn't do it anymore and democrats don't do it anymore. they become the party of the elite and republicans need to take advantage more so than they have done in 2020 and 2022. >> emily: he ditch them altogether, those unions during the railroad strike negotiations. >> it is about teachers, first responders and they can't afford to live like this. >> emily: great conversation and so much more to come including vice president harris drawing criticism from fellow democrats who are venting about "her political skills." an underwhelming job.

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♪ ♪ >> ainsley: welcome back. new questions about vice president harris political future after a battle of brutal assessment in "the washington post" and a piece titled "some democrats are worried about kamala harris' prospects" leaders vented their concerns about harris leading the party in the future or even returning as the vice president of 2024. the post summing it up this way, "harris' tenure underwhelming, they say marked by struggles as a communicator and at times near invisibility leaving many

ranking file democrats unpersuaded that she has the force, charisma and skill to mount a winning presidential campaign." this may be the struggles that her critics are talking about. >> we are doing the work that is about collaborating around the small businesses that will need to do the work appearance because that is what is exciting about small businesses and who they are. it spans the generations in addition to be intergenerational. >> are the new green buses key going to keep their signature color? >> these will remain yellow school buses because who doesn't love the yellow school bus? they will remain yellow, but their hearts will be green. [laughter] >> ainsley: i haven't been to europe either. [laughter] so emily when you read that article, do you agree she is not a good communicator? underwhelming is almost invisible. these are 12 democrat leaders and most didn't want to give their names. >> emily: yes i agree with

their assessment and those of us like myself who grew up under california under her growing up in the political scene have not seen this for years, which is for some reason a huge, you know, smoke lone facade that has been propped up and continue to prop up her political career and aspirations with not really a fundamental achievement cadre underneath. she hasn't accomplished anything peer that is what i'm trying to say. and yet, for some reason, she went from d.a. to attorney general to senator pure there were a lot of scandals that were switched down. there were questions stamped down. there was a lot of money raised by entities that have been hushed. for those who live under her watch, what we keep scratching our heads on top of that, so many allegations of toxicity and her failures at leadership. now under her vice presidential watch, i see her failures everyday. first and foremost at the southern border. none of us are surprised. i think the post and editorial

board have recent common sense every time. the democrat party are those daring to speak up but there are those that are staunchly steadfastly committed to her like senator warren says, it is all biden harris. i'm not sure what that will play out for the primary war. but i will be popping popcorn and enjoying it every single day. speak to katrina when you watch senator warren when she was asked, "do you want him to run again" oh, yes and do you want kamala harris to be vice president? i defer to president biden and wrote that back, no, i want them to be on the ticket together. if you want watch the interview to defer to him instead of automatically saying "yes" she's not sure to be the vice president? >> katrina: what this reminds me is you and i had a discussion a few months ago about how kamala harris went through all these different speechwriters because she was having a difficult time communicating and here i am having a hard time

communicating. but the point is come i don't think communication is the issue. i think the point is she simply is not a leader, like you said. she hasn't accomplished anything peer at leader commands a presence and walks into a space. they have a vision and help people with the tools necessary to be able to execute on that vision. she has done none of that peer that is why we as american people don't feel confident in her and democrats don't feel confident in her. this brings up another point and maybe i'm going a different direction here, but it reminds me you as a woman in a relationship with a man and he is ready to leave and provide and protect, you as a woman take a step back and embrace your femininity because you feel like he could lead. this is what this reminds me of all's. no one has confidence in her. she doesn't remind me of a leader. >> ainsley: you go to read the editorial and they say many democrats worry biden's age is a

liability, 86 at the end of the second term but fret there is no alternative. and then she has not had the ability to capture the parties imagination. >> never got to voting in the primary. >> she had such a great opportunity though. so many women were excited about her peer of the first woman of color to be vice president. what does this mean for the future possibly as president one day? her resume is amazing when you look what she's done in california. but look, we are not our country overall california. those are not our politics. todd, this guy the cobb county democrats, he said something interesting and i want your opinion as a man. he said there was a segment that won't vote for a woman as president. there is another segment that won't vote for an african american appeared having two of those checked boxes, you will have a higher threshold regardless. hillary clinton had one of those boxes checked, vilified and beat up to the point she couldn't recover. could you agree or has our

country gotten past that? >> todd: i think there is some truth to that but at the end of the day, if the right candidate is in there either party, that candidate, black, woman, it won't matter appear that person will be the next president or a president at some point down the line. what i find interesting about this, what is happening since 2023, the first democrats went after joe biden on the document scandal and now kamala harris now. they did nothing with regards to any criticism over these two over the first two years, right? so that begs the question you were talking about, what are these people trying to set up, these leakers to go after joe and kamala? who is there alternative may repeat the transportation secretary who did a horrible job with -- wait for it, transportation? it is a little bit concerning, confusing the motives but if i could do one more topic that you raised earlier, kamala and the california media and i was in the california media when kamala was making her rights.

there was a lack of self-criticism that she was able to rise being unscathed. nobody thought about her. kamala, she is the next senator, she has this but no critical thinking with regard to her. as a result she got here without any questions. >> ainsley: all right, thank you all coming up america's worst problem and it's not inflation believe it or not and not even immigration. that story is next. ♪ ♪ creamy, delicious fage total yogurt.

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leadership as their top concern. it beat out inflation, immigration, the economy in general and unifying the country. and while more republicans and democrats named the governor as the country's biggest problem, it wasn't by much, actually. suggesting this is a problem that stretches across party lines. todd can mature words were never spoken van and president ronald reagan's address when he said, indeed, the government is not the solution to our problems, the government is our problem. >> todd: there is a lot of reasons for that one in particular. what is interesting about that, if we had better leaders, those problems that can may not be there. if the leaders actually did their job here are the problem is we have too many leaders in government knowing they are not to perform public service but to help themselves, to build up their own careers. and ted cruz was on air earlier this week talking about a huge proponent of term limits. go do your time for six years in

public service and then leave it to somebody else to do. don't make a career out of this where your number one job at some point is selling influence peddling. it is not how the system should work. it is, unfortunately how it does work and now we are in the mess we're in. i have no problem with someone from goldman sachs say i'm going to go into thinking to make a gazillion dollars. that is what you're supposed to do but you are not supposed to go into government and did this. >> emily: only thing i disagree with, todd, cheryl, is -- i think there is a few good leaders and the majority, unfortunately have added bill mike advocated their duty and think the entire focus is takinm our income to make the government larger and to make it more bloated, to make it more infringing on our lives. >> cheryl: which has led to high inflation in this country. but the reason we have inflation about 6% on an annual basis because of the love that here

they can't help themselves. and it comes to money. the $220 million infrastructure package. in particular the democrats that president biden passed over the last two years. if you want to talk about inflation and the economy which they say is when think about which is not, let's be clear here, then you have to stop with the spending. you are right, they can't help themselves. a lovely idea, terminal limits, todd and i don't think it will ever happen because i'm a realist. but they also feel very ignored pure article link back to what we talked about earlier all of the things with a grocery store and the bottom line. people dealt with their wallets and maybe they will start to vote a little differently in a couple of years. we shall see. >> emily: for katrina, my family is from sicily and wrote a history of sicily and said specifically that government, the corrupt horrible government there did more to run the island in just 20 years then centuries of invaders had before that, meaning the government can

dismantle, can absolutely erode, dilute, destroy what it has taken centuries for good citizens of the country in good government leaders to build up. >> cheryl: this survey was not surprising because you all mentioned the government is at the root of the issue which is why we have inflation and all these other issues. what i did find surprising is one of the main issues is actually moral, ethical and family decline. i found that to be so refreshing because i see it every day and i think it is something that i don't make they are doing and purpose to control us and really dividing the family unit. the fact that the american people -- and by the way, both sides, not just the republican side but a little bit more than democrats but both sides know the government is trying to do. which i think is very indicative of reality. which is why we have this messaging and cartoons i spoke about last time i was here and messaging throughout the media because they were trying to control us by dividing us. >> emily: that is a good

point, ansley this administration particularly in city's with a one-two punch and every dollar as lost income dolr for the governments of count on them to increase regulations and government size and spending but infused in the administration is a moral imprint that they are trying to stamp on the american people that the result of which is erosion and our faith, our values and literally stamping out the ethics that we had at the table simply two years ago. >> ainsley: i was pleasantly surprised to see that as well, but also a little discouraged because it was at the bottom of the list. 4% tied with crime. and think about it we all love polls and love to get the poles from people. i think in december, november more people were worried about inflation because of christmas time. people are spending a lot of money on their kids and traveling but in january, i think we are tired of the government, tired of the biden administration and kamala harris

not doing much. we are bored with what they are doing. we are all a little discouraged and disappointed because we don't see much change. we see the borders open. we see our streets and our hotels being flooded with illegal immigrants that we are paying for. we have a heart for them, of course, but get a job. do what we are doing. come here, get a job so we don't have to pay for you all for a long time. they are complaining about having to stay in a shelter. it is better probably than the persecution where they came from if that is the real reason pure the poll was conducted january second-through the 22nd for classified documents were happening and the chaos with mccarthy speakership as he goes to congress and biden, not just be 18 but the u.s. reaching its borrowing limit. we can't borrow any more money. people are sick of it and it is january, kind of an interesting month after christmas and the number one issue now is our leaders. we are thinking, two more years will be voting for new leaders. it will be announced to someone who will run for president.

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at the time that philadelphia district attorney refused to press charges against him, but the doj did appear the biden administration wanted him to face 11 years in prison for violating the freedom of access to clinic and trances act. not only that but the fbi raided his house 25 agents before arresting him in front of his family and they had their weapons drawn, guns drawn. and the experience he appeared with sean hannity and his lawyer last night. >> so i called agents full squat gnomic swat geared, ballistic helmets, battering ram, banged on my door. >> the face act that they charged here is about access to the clinics. it's not about dealing with issues down the sidewalk so right here today, what we did is win a big victory for the pro-life movement against the biden administration. it took about an hour to find mark not guilty on all charges. >> emily come i wanted to get

your response to this. i went to first last time. todd, this time. is that too much? this guy was protecting his son. he said the guy kept harassing him made his son nervous and his son moved behind his legs. by the way he's a catholic dad. his son was there and they were down the street. he said, "stop talking to my son. you don't have a right to talk to my son." he started talking to his son again and his son felt scared. that is what most dads would do. they raided his house, fbi, guns drawn. >> todd: the fact that d.a. george this is an abomination. we heard on hannity last night on his face no way or shape or form applies to this case. the longer we had in the sound bite was saying because of location. i would go a step further under the law itself, you must demonstrate the rights intent to injure, intimidate and interfere. that is what is required under

the law. my calculus and eight defensive position and no way to demonstrate intent on the part of the escort and planned parenthood even acknowledged in an email that that escort was acting aggressively. was the aggressor. so in a defensive posture and no way to demonstrate intent but that did not matter for the doj. they charged him and in addition you have to remember what houck was doing was protect there protecting first amendment speech. so not only did the doj george first amendment rights but the doj also ignore the fact he was in a defensive posture this is an abomination and all designed by the doj to intimidate. >> ainsley: emily, here's the problem, the fbi, we have wonderful agents and the officers do a good job for the most part. but when you hear how they treat one democrat one way and republican another, donald trump

gets his house raided and biden has his lawyers there. donald trump's lawyers were not allowed to be at mar-a-lago. when you hear about pro-lifers, the catholic dad who is not a criminal, not a domestic terrorists and never done anything wrong. he doesn't have a record, nothing on his record by the dad trying to protect life on the corner, not even blocking the interest. down the street. how the fbi rates his house because allegedly many people think they are so liberal and they don't, there is no tolerance for conservatives, aren't they worried about their reputation? we are kind of like fbi stormed again, yeah, to be expected. >> i feel so terrible for the rank and file who have to execute on a bob abominable orders coming from the top. the leadership, 100%, ainsley, you are right and absolutely send one message, intimidation to people of faith. why is it -- how many

prosecutions with the dozens of violent attacks on churches on pro-life clinics? name me one prosecution and one action that the doj underwent after the pattern was revealed and published in terms of how many the best increase of those hate crimes. those are antireligious and anti-faith and yet nothing has happened. and of his father gets prosecuted at the federal level after the state declined. you know how much the average federal crime cost? $600,000. so our tax dollars just pay to have this father prosecuted for only one reason. and that is to send a message of intimidation. it is absolutely outrageous. to your point, todd, no intent demonstrate appear at only intent by this force is the intent of this government to stamp out faith and stamp out good hardworking americans. >> ainsley: he was acquitted but do you think this is a case of a dad a man believing what is right and a case of a dad

protecting his son? >> katrina: at the police did not file charges against him when this all went down at the time. they didn't see anything. basically two man and an argument and you're right about the sun, protecting his son. bruce love, the ceo of planned parenthood said he had been a problem. he had been an actual issue in front of his clinic and no longer -- >> the bruce love who volunteer for plant gnomic planned parenthood planned parenthood. >> no, the whole case smells politically motivated and obviously, it is something at the end of the day that probably should have never gone to a court room and never should have cost the american taxpayer. but it did to emily's point. we want to move to breaki breaking news, in new york city, president biden is here in town speaking about infrastructure on the west side. let's listen in. >> president biden: >> you guys, mtas is up there in the

gateway admission is important and i think your partnership. folks, outside of the space, the first piece of the new tunnel his name though. one of the biggest part of the gateway program. let me say this to the outset, this is just the beginning, just the beginning of finally constructing a 21st century rail system that is long overdue in this country. this project is critical to transform the northeast corridor and increase the speeds, capacity, reliability and safety. in addition to getting folks out of cars and into trains, we will help the environment as well. all of the studies show that mid-70s that every study shows you get from .82. beyond rail. and faster than an automobile. you don't take the car but get in the train. that is how important this project is. 200,000 passengers will take amtrak or new jersey transit

every single day. you know, it matters a lot the northeast barter to northeast washington all the way down. for years people talked about fixing the tunnel. thanks to leadership, bipartisan infrastructure law we are finally getting this done. this law is the most significant investment in real, the most significant investment in real since we created amtrak over 50 years ago. and billions, billions in the northeast corridor including replacing the hudson tunnel. that is why it is so important. 2,200 trains, 2,200 trains run along the northeast corridor every single day. it is the busiest corridor in the united states of america and one of the busiest in the world. the problem, the problem anywhere along the line means delays up and down the east coast folks trying to get to work. businesses trying to shift gnomic ship goods and families

as a u.s. senator i committed for 36 years every single solitary day the senate was in session. i traveled over 100 billion miles on amtrak. and i can tell you where all the delays were. and they were not on lincoln delaware. so i know it is a big fact. if this line shuts down for one day, it will cost the american economy $100 million a day. >> we will monitor the president's comments in new york city, but we want to point out while president biden is taking the time to pushes infrastructure package in new york city $1.2 trillion, there is a lot of issues he's not a pressing right now like the city ongoing problems with crime and homelessness. in the struggle to accommodate thousands of migrants to the southern border. the crisis unfolding in new york playing out in the cities across the country. katrina, these migrants to be clear are staying in the luxury hotel in midtown manhattan

refusing to leave. a lot of activists are actually to be clear here, egging the migrants on. but in the shadow of the president right now, saying this will be so great for new york commuters when people who live in new york city, things are not so great. >> cheryl: it continues anytime there is a major issue, they tried to deflect it with something else to try to track from what is really important. crime is the main issue and i've spoken a lot about this with you all. it's a main concern for americans and homelessness you and i have discussed a lot. and obviously, these migrants. but then he comes to the city and instead of addressing those issues, he addresses these issues. let's face it if he doesn't focus on crime, that will infiltrate into the infrastructure. before you have to the real estate tax and you have no tax revenue for the city. todd, you were down there at the hotel. >> todd: it was cold. in essence you felt bad for the

migrants there because they were being manipulated by those activists. that location at the brooklyn cruise yard has every creature comfort these individuals would want, yet, labeled a prism. it is not labeled by a prison by the migrants but activists using the language to push far left agenda. in fact, you know what they were ultimately pushing, homelessness. out there today, that look like a homeless camp on 57th between ninth and tenth. a couple of other points, it was all single males minot women, no children so that narrative of family units coming here can be dispelled. it is a problem. so, you can make the point todd piro went to new york's version of the porter and joe biden still not there. >> cheryl: they don't want to talk about the border. he was there touting infrastructure, by the way, but they don't want to go there because they know it will hurt them. we talk about 2020, come on, he is campaigning and doesn't want

to address clearly blocks away from where the president is standing right now. guys, that is blocks from here and blocks from the hotel. >> emily: americans deserve so much better than what they are seeing right now. it is laughable the act was called the brooklyn cruise center prison. actually in prison americans are given meet, not consumable for humans or for human consumption. here in contrast these ill local immigrants handed an iphone and four-star hotel. the disconnect is appalling. americans deserve better. i will say it again, the 200,000 per week day trips better, the commits better, this is what we heard him say. what happens when they arrive in these commuter set foot in this bureau? they are confronted with crime that has exploded in triple digits. they were confronted with shop owners who have bolted the door's shut against criminals or are paying for their own private

security guards that are sleeping there at night to watch over it. they were confronted with health issues. they were confronted with moralized, underfunded, deluded nypd that are expected to go above and beyond protecting them here at the list goes on. for him to stand there and i can't close his eyes to the real problems that stems from the executive authority. you know what he's doing right now, that should be pete buttigieg the department of transportation issue congress has allocated funds for. i would rather see my president to step up in the position he was hit it and say this is what i'm doing about the southern border and stand behind law enforcement in this crime-ridden city. >> todd: i don't want pete buttigieg handling that travel. >> i hate to break the news it will not be done until 2038. >> i talked to a lady who was talking about the immigration issue and talk about the hotels she said she is from brazil and moved here

and didn't see her family for five years. she worked here on a work visa. it was expiring so she found a sponsor in america and became a citizen. she was able to go and see her family, send them money. her daughter came with her. she cleaned houses for several houses every week or several a day to pay for her daughter to go to a private school, private christian school. she said, "i work my tail off. i didn't see my family for five years. i did of the right way." it burns her up when she watches biden opening the borders and allowing people to move it or not doing she did. >> katrina: at speaking of moving, by the way, the hotel, they want those emptied out because they need to move families into them. they want to move migrant families, kids. >> cheryl, we interviewed a guy at the hotel, one of the houses of the immigrants and people are hooking up in the stairwells.

you saw the pictures of all the beer bottles all over the hotel rooms. >> discarded. >> yes, i think he said 40% of the food they throw away. i said, ""why did you all agree to do this?" >> katrina i want to give you the last word on this because you are a daughter of immigrants. ainsley was talking you come to this country and work hard, that is the american spirit that is not what we are seeing. >> katrina: exactly what we are sagging, hard work. it is continued to work hard but people don't want to work hard and they are entitled want everything given to them. i am a huge proponent of the american dream and immigration because it is the reason i'm here. but i do believe in back to just working hard to earn something as opposed to just being entitled to something. >> there is a path to citizenship in this country. this isn't the way to do with. we have to have reform. >> we have to know who is coming in coming in.

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>> last but not least, a new survey finds that more than half of single people say dating today is harder than ever, and given the uncertainty that comes with meeting a stranger from a dating app, three in ten say they spend 20 minutes looking for juicy details, and 18% confess they go further and run a background check. pretty romantic, right? katrina, you wrote an awesome article relevant to this. >> years ago, i wrote a blog single super woman, and it's hard to date so i don't do it, but i believe a lot of

successful women are single because we basically -- women nowadays, i'm reading online, they are offended if a guy offers to pay for dinner on the first date. he better pay, he's a man. the background check thing, i'm afraid so i don't do it. >> paying for the first meal. ainsley, apparently two out of three women offer to pay for the first date, and i told a friend of mine and she said they are all idiots. >> you start out on day one by paying for his food or your own, you are setting a precedent for the rest of your relationship. >> so many women, they message on my instagram, you are such a boss lady. i don't want to be a boss lady, i want to be a lady. i know it's supposed to be a compliment but i want to be a woman. no need to be the boss. >> sometimes it depends how you grew up. our father was such a man, he

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