malik dudakov according to him, the morale of american society is falling.are convinced that the country is moving in the wrong direction. but we see, of course, imbalances associated with logistics in many areas. yes, there is a number of problems with baby food. still not really resolved in america yes, and food inflation. she is. it is present at an average of 23% per year. e. this is a rise in food prices, but so far the american society, well, hopes to endure, of course, dissatisfaction with the biden presidency, but it seems to be quite widespread, but we can hang on this, for example, against the background of his ratings. yes, they have grown up a bit. it 's been around 40% since may-june, but the point is that, of course, more than half of americans still have a biden policy. well, that's why he now has rey. a few grown-ups are connected, rather, with the fact that fuel prices have gone down, but in general, of course, yes. uh a huge amount of claims to uh his politics before there is still a and, for example, well, almost 80% of americans believe t

uh, but here, if you compare what these nine people did then for a certain segment of american society a sense, this is akin to the first step of a man on the moon. yes, it is clear that there are events of various scales, but for the african-american part of uh society. it was indeed a very significant event, a very important event that made it possible to overcome the conservative foundations that existed in society at that time. racism has been the norm in the us since the advent of the first black slaves. in america after the civil war between south and north, when the last southerners won the veterans created the ku klux klan, not everyone knows that there are three periods in the history of this organization and at first everything was not as scary as one might imagine. at first it was such a club of interests. yes, and the club, where, in general, well, still quite active people tried to somehow have fun there and forgot to spend time. they didn't have any specific goals. moreover, for some political purposes , moreover, this is the ideology of racial intolerance. it wasn't ther

this reflects the growing intolerance in american society.le, for example, very often decide that they will not even talk about politics, because talking about politics in a civilized way in america today can only like-minded people. i totally agree. i also record fundamental changes in american political culture and in the american political system, imagine some kind of bipartisanship and joint work of democrats and republicans today. it's just impossible. note. ah. one of the traditions of american political life over the past 100-150 years has been the principle of consensus, consensus and continuity. this means that the fundamental foundations of the american state of american society are not questioned, and the next party, coming to power, does not deny, but builds on what the previous party did. now we are seeing attempts to dismantle, moreover, constantly and regularly, and the next administration from another party strives to completely to dismantle the legacy of its predecessor, that is, the principle operates to the ground, and then

. >> in 2012, the american society of reproductive medicine lifted its experimental label on egg freezing, we're cutting it close. >> now tens of thousands of american women freeze their eggs every year. >> i was single and 30, and i just thought, better do it now because you never really know what's going to happen in the future with your fertility. >> the process is expensive. one egg freezing cycle can cost between $5,000 and $20,000, depending on medications and where you live. and storage fees are around $800 every year. >> the infertility business targets patients with infertility. the elective egg freezing business attracts every woman of reproductive age. >> egg freezing comes with the potential risk of ovarian hyperstimulation syndrome, and only about 3% to 20% of patients go on to use their frozen eggs. >> there's a high percentage of women who freeze eggs who may never need them. >> is the promise, with egg freezing, ahead of where the actual science is? >> egg freezing is not an insurance policy. and i do believe that women are going into it feeling as if it's an insurance pol

according to him, the morale of american society is falling, citizens are convinced that the countrys moving in the wrong direction. as for the food crisis, we see of course, the imbalances associated with logistics in many areas. yes, there is a number of problems with baby food. still not really resolved in america yes, and food inflation. she is. it is present at an average of 23% per year. this is a price increase for valuable food, but for now the american society, well, hopes to endure, of course, dissatisfaction with the biden presidency, but it seems to be quite widespread, indeed, we are seeing this, for example, on his ratings. yes , they have grown up a bit. from may june there in around 40%, but the point is that, of course, more than half of americans still have a biden policy. well, that's why he has ratings now. the growth is due, rather, to the fact that fuel prices have gone down, but in general, of course, yes. there are still a huge number of complaints about uh his policies and, for example, well, almost 80% of americans are sure that their country is moving in th

as much as any other single factor not just the future of an intelligence but the future of american societyou mentioned the first chief technology officer for the cia. that got a lot of attention. can you talk more on your thinking on that decision? of having an agencywide the strategy that builds on partnerships with allies and partners many of whom those partnerships are critically important as we look at supply chain issues and other areas as well so that's an opportunity across the cia, but for the chief technology officer with a quarter century of experience in the tech sector starts a very good feel for what we have to gain by building better partnerships and the first charge to work again with all of our colleagues across to produce for the first time he serious strategy looking out over the long-term. there's a lot of opportunities working with the exceptional leaders. it's what we can achieve along those lines. how do you balance the great power competition. it's not like terrorism is going to go away and i think we've made considerable progress for the two decades since 9/11 and d

american family. that is the focus of our work, building out the quantity of trust and society between left and right, between the american people in each other, and restoring trust and credibility in our institutions by making them more trustworthy. trust is really the focused. in a healthy democracy, compromise relies on trust, but that is where it has to begin. host: you come to this with a political background. was this founded as a result of the election of president donald trump in 2016 ? -- in 2016? host: you asked me what my role is in the organization. i have a lot to do in the organization, different functions and i like to think that some of those skills were honed on the campaign trail. i was nominated for congress back in 2014. i ran against maxine waters later on. i was vice chairman of the republican party in los angeles county, but before that i worked for president obama's campaign. i have worked with people on both sides of the aisle. to answer your direct question, the 2016 election, the most polarizing election in american history up until the one that would follow four years later

this is a highly troubling indicator that not all is well in american society.l, the faithful us vassals from kiev are blocking bank accounts, ukrainian refugees evacuated to russia , tatyana moskalkova, commissioner for human rights in russia, reported about this. people cannot access their savings and pensions, the commissioner is now engaged the issue of obtaining subsidies for evacuated citizens and determining the possibility for their long-term residence in russia, while specialists are threatened by the ukrainian side, they are insulted and even threatened with reprisals, russian teachers who worked in the kharkiv region could also get involved. before taking it under the control of the armed forces, the kiev authorities threatened them with prison terms, and the personal data of representatives of the peaceful profession were widely available; all teachers who wished to leave the region were transported to the territory of russia the new british monarch demonstrated not at all royal manners charles iii was pissed off, a non-working fountain pen. it all h

inside there american society is something to change.ge oh, remember the scandal with clint, something has changed. yes, it has changed, by the way. yes, when now they remember this story there, that, and hillary forgot her child in the kremlin, like leaving a wallet in a tram , people forget there. yeah, well, we're already checking mobile at the same time, listen to mobile, well, he beat, but he didn’t forget, monikulevinsky. uh, and carried it everywhere with him. yes, there she put her higher than his own child, so maybe this film will somehow play. but this is not the most important. the main thing now is still what is happening not in america, in my opinion, in fairness for the sake of the hunter, it is not incriminating that he is drug addicts and sexual perversion. among these are grandiose corruption schemes, of course. this buris. we did not have this idea of ​​corruption. there were a few others processes, so the comparison is incorrect. the son is not responsible for the father. but the father is responsible for the son. whet

they are not trying to keep fear out of american society. after all , if this fear arose, then the united states they introduced themselves in a completely different way under the pressure of american society, and blinkin, he says, we will not get involved in a fight. yes, that is, even if something like this happens, it will happen in ukraine, they say, nothing threatens at all. do you agree or do you have some other other interpretation of such a build-up of nuclear fears, do you know? everything you say is really true, but here i just think what happened from the very beginning of the conflict, because in the west there are many, fled from our country. the so-called pseudo-analysts wrote and said, do not let putin blackmail with nuclear weapons, and therefore, if there is such a threat, washington must declare that we are ready, we will use nuclear weapons , the consequences will be catastrophic, the most interesting thing is that russia has never stated that it is preparing to use weapons in ukraine it is quite possible for russia to win

calling them the main threat to democracy, which analysts believe will further increase discord in american societyat threatens the country with a split scandalous statement commented on the american fox news joe baid's message is that 75 million americans are philadelphia's nazis speech

perhaps the deepest split in american society in november is the midterm congressional elections andblicans are raising rates. biden's personal rating has grown after the failure of recent months, but here's another embarrassment. this is the most this summer. i appointed a new head of the national institute for cancer research from bostonala monica bertalia bertagnoli. excuse monica, you can call me an insult, and if only a reservation after the speech , the president of the united states again looked for a way out, there is a high chance that many democrats voters in november will be pointed to the door the premier of the slopes moved even charles iii, she wants to be the first to meet biden in albion in khitrou, they have already confirmed that a hundred will be canceled for the arrival of a distinguished guest flights, and on the streets of the british capital, a few hours ago, they noticed the cadillac of the us president, which is already testing safe routes in north london, report by alexander khabarova a fence has appeared in the royal regins park, a sure sign that us preside

their own failures of their own internal political squabbles, some problems that, as we see in american societylying a lot. we remember all these discussions about interference of the russian federation in the american elections, these arguments. uh, they just fizzled out when it became clear that there was nothing concrete behind this and could not stand now either, accusing russia of some problems of an economic nature, problems of the us consumer market, uh, but at least wildly . and in this regard, i want to draw the attention of the audience to the fact that the wall is hypocritical, complaining about the rise in prices in the world for basic foodstuffs. goods for grain for feed and so on administration and finger did not stir in order to ensure guaranteed access to the corresponding russian products on world markets, the so-called package deal on grain was concluded, and the united nations played a certain role in achieving it. then, really, but practically, measures began to bring ukrainian grain to world markets. but what kind of world markets are 2/3, as i understand it, from the grain

the groups you listed, older americans, republicans are much more likely to say they feel accepted in societyoday. i think it speaks to the fact that if we want to cultivate a stronger shared sense of pride in being american, we need to work on this crisis of belonging our data suggest that we have in the nation, particularly among younger americans. host: i want to show that to the people quickly on screen. almost 1/5 of gen z are not sure they are accepted in u.s. society. why not? what is making them feel this way? guest: terric question and i wish i had a great answer. we did not actually look at that specific dynamic inwe did not ga set of findings we wanted to see. this was an exploratory survey for us. we did not anticipate we would find that relationship between younger americans feeling less accepted in society and feeling less national pride. it is one we should follow up with in the future survey. there is a lot going on. why do younger americans feel less accepted in society? host: let's go back to our phone lines and talk to rich calling from ohio on the 65 and older line. caller

what is shockingd in this repo is the degree to which itng is widespread swath of american society,de right? i mean the fact that you're talking about y civil servants, teachers, and i will say, there's not, and the numbers themselves, are large, but i think a lot of people will say oh, well, we're talking about 100 here, 370 there, what is revealed in the report is the degree to which these people are in turn influencers in their respective field, right? a member, i will read this quote from the report. in some cases, individuals offer to use their positions in the military, toit spread the oathkeepers message to those around them. a member ofme the marine corps noted, i currently coordinate ground c movements, i have influence onts nearly 46,000 marines and sailors. these guys are emissaries for a poisonous message, are they not? how do they think it works? >> it is not just emissaries for a poisonous message. these people are there to protect our communities. all of us. and so when you subscribe potentially to a membership list that isrs essentially a known extremist movement, they

calling them the main threat to democracy, this analysts' opinion will further increase discord in american society. what threatens the country with a split scandalous statement commented on the american television channel fox news joe biden's message is that 75 million americans are nazis philadelphia's speech is not classified as an election event. this white house event, in other words, what joe biden said right now is the official position . the entire executive branch, including the department of justice, various intelligence agencies and the us armed forces , a rally against the supply of weapons to ukraine ended in clashes with the police of about 200 protesters with placards in their hands. gathered early in the morning near the weapons factory, blocking the exits of the publication, the protesters demanded to stop the work of the enterprise and the supply of weapons abroad. the police immediately intervened, using batons and pepper shells, clashes began. probably protests today continue it is reported that the demonstration was built by representatives of the anti-military alliance to disa

it seems to me that this is a very deep delusion, but because the american society is consciously.such officials and statements by blinka of salting and others about the fact that russia is allegedly thinking or may be thinking, and the american society is deliberately misled about the use of tactical nuclear weapons that it is safe, because because from the russian point of view. this is what can change american politics. so this is a direct threat to the united states itself, when every american official and every resident and citizen of the united states will simply feel the fear of a nuclear war in their spinal cord, when it will just soar in the air, and the feeling that missiles can arrive at any moment, when the school will again study the lessons of civil defense and so on. but only in this situation, when rational fear returns, and in only then can the united states hope for the stabilization of russian-american relations and, in the long term, a transition to a peaceful settlement, including, uh, changes in the policy of the united states in ukraine. it seems to me that m

people from all parts of american society. all of which raised fresh concerns about the illegally -- seep into our high law enforcement, our government, our daily lives. joining us now is oren segel, vice president of the center on extremism at the adl, the anti-defamation league, or, and thank you for being here tonight. >> thank you. >> so i want to get to the report and a, minute but i want to contextualize this for everybody who is sort of trying to make sense of this moment when it feels like violent extremism is surging in a way that, i think, shocks a lot of americans. you have played that sound of a bomb at the white house for a reason. it is in his first term in office that the origin story of the oath keepers begins, right? what can you tell us about how obama was a kind of catalytic event for this kind of extremist group? >> the oath keepers, in a sense, benefited from three things that were very problematic for them when they were created. one, a democrat took office, obama specifically. second, social media began

tried to find in this situation yes , some opportunities for conflict between these segments of american societyy grew, and events became the reason for the speech. uh, the morning of july 23, 1967, when the police raided one of these in one of those small loop clubs like the police thought it would be just a few parties, and there were a few dozen people celebrating the return of two locals, and from the fields vietnam war, respectively, the police held a mass detention gathered a large crowd of onlookers, although it was the dead of night. and from this moment on. here, uh, someone someone someone insulted an officer, who's like a bottle to the police? well, in general, this is where it starts. and here is such a mass confrontation, which during july 23-24, will last almost the entire city there will be mass pogroms. it is believed that the pogroms and then took part about 100,000 people, of which the active. louder was only 10,000 people thrashed, and uh, some black establishments and white establishments had to be brought in, and the national guard to stop the riots, the authorities arrested

out with frontier headlines of the divided states of america stating the crisis and split of american society. spectacular idea of ​​political struggle is part of the american political culture is the norm, but to declare opponents as extremists and enemies of the state. this is something new, and it has definitely not been seen in modern history since the civil war. we will not detect situations. when you are the president would say so unequivocally that his opponents are not opponents of his policies, but enemies of democracy. well , yes, the french steering wheel once pointed to the dark forces on the right, which prevent him. bill clinton spoke about the rights of extremists. and then they did meet, but no one went so far as to call everyone on the other side enemies. true, they then changed their rhetoric, as they usually do, the white house tried to soften the president's words, it's funny that they think that this will help them in the elections. i strongly i doubt it. and for the potash of passions in the usa , let's talk with our kind comrade boris mezhoev. boris has been following h

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this split the american society, a number of politicians made sharp criticism of the secret services, declaring their bias and actual service to the interests of the democratic party. now the republicans have received an extra trump ahead of the november congressional elections. the european union is aware of the reality this autumn, most likely it will revise anti-russian sanctions , such expectations were expressed in the hungarian foreign ministry, meanwhile , in the united states and europe, transport trade unions industries promise large-scale strikes. this can disrupt the logistics schemes and lead to an even greater rise in the cost of the goods of power, until they offer a solution to the problem or advise citizens. how to save this winter the latest european know-how, my colleague had mirsaev? mr president, this is a turning point in the ukrainian crisis. this is an unanswered question. it is difficult to say clearly that the ukrainians have made significant progress. but it will be a long way, a long way awaits not only ukrainians, but also americans, and more specifically,

then you should not treat him so lightly and easily, and in society well, as i am talking about american societyear that you do not go to all the gas stations there in the shops in the squares and they are interviewing people, what kind of equipment do you have? are you afraid of a nuclear attack here, which one there, like in the movie mars , there is no such thing, there is literally hysteria that now there will be a nuclear nuclear attack, but judging by such programs, you know where people might put the question of social networks, such a discussion , does it exist, does the usa understand that if there is an attack somewhere, it will definitely not be on the territory of the states, you are somewhere there, well, in ukraine, well, at the most, maybe there is a city in western europe somewhere, that’s all. are we safe here? no divided how society reacts to at this stage, today, how do journalists react, uh, if we open any leading american newspaper, let's look at the leading news tv program there, it is very much discussed very much it is very seriously discussed serious experts are involved

since that time they regularly send goods to ukraine and conduct events to draw the attention of american society and the government to the war in ukraine, at the time there was very little interest, people did not knew what was happening, what events were happening, how ukraine is connected with russia, what kind of connections we have, what kind of relations , and we tried to convey to the american government that ukraine needs help now, back in 2014, in the first years after the creation of the yuhu, that's how they call themselves for short, there were about 20 volunteers, the monthly budget of the organization was 7-10 thousand dollars, the situation changed dramatically after the full-scale invasion of russia into ukraine, reasons for contacting us: corporations, various foundations , private, as well as large companies that wanted to help ukraine in any way, the czech republic began to receive just a check that was sent to our pivowax. this is our box, who do you have? it was just breaking from letters with checks. simply, without the support of these employees, the funds made us a second

erosion of religious liberty, the seeming growth of anti-christian attitudes in certain corners of american society. we know that christianity, to be unquestioned in american life, and perhaps some of us think one things better that way. don't we need to revise give the presence and influence of christianity. to save america from itself itself. there's a scholarly to this argument. the scholarly counterpart says that america has always been defined by christian heritage and, that we have to get back to that understand of american identity, where we risk losing what it means to be an american and we might actually lose our democracy, which they say is rooted in this christian heritage. so for example, the famous political scientist, samuel huntington, wrote in his final entitled who are we? in 2004? he says this, the american quote was rooted in a product of the anglo-american protestant society and culture, the central elements of which include food, the christian religion, protestant values, morals, a work ethic. the english language. traditions of law. justice the limits of government power. and

every parts of your life is better than really gain traction with, with a certain contingency in american society. honestly, i think only chicken hawks feel that way. only politicians feel that way. i don't think i think in fact, that is so wrong. this is why we have so much mental health issues amongst our returning military. they don't get satisfaction from killing their. 1 so that's, it's not satisfying, it's actually quite disturbing. and he, he's preaching to, he's trying to motivate his own people and a speaking a language that really only people that don't fight or is like to hear. yes is certainly no, no try think matter, killing someone. i'm many people suffer very long term psychological consequences from the current krakowski tied us for stuff tenant, kind of thank you very much for your insight today. thank you. thank you. lou or fox news channel host tucker carlson, has condemned what he called kids attempts to push the us into a new class. stand off with russia. even questioning the sonnus of mind. a president lindsey's office this week president zalinski of ukraine gave an intervie

we go there. driven with nikolai farafonov together, primorye the american society is preparing withand main for a new civil war, a sensational discovery was made by the british newspaper the guardian according to polls, 40% of residents are afraid that their country will be engulfed, large-scale internal unrest in the next decade. among republican gun connoisseurs, more than half are already openly discussing the civil war on cable tv shows, probably. the reason for such thoughts is the economic situation in the country, according to curtains, rich americans are already equipping bunkers with expensive furniture, and even pools underground, such a fashion was in the era of the caribbean crisis. ordinary citizens. already bought 20 million pistols from propellers. fox news channel fox news channel had to interrupt the broadcast of joe biden's speech on the air, the president spoke optimistically about the state of the american economy in his speech, and the presenter apparently considered that his words were too far from reality and inserted his comment. all problems are being solved

treat it as an attempt to change something inside the american society.ember the clinton scandal changed something. yes, it has changed, by the way. yes, when now they remember this the story that e hillary forgot the child in the kremlin, like leaving a wallet on a tram, people forget there. yes , and already checking mobile at the same time mobile listen, well, beat at the same time

uh, that anyone who doesn't subscribe to the opinion reflected by the majority of american society is an extremist is what the jumper said, he would in that case. after all, according to the polls with their high rates, only 38% of americans agree with joe biden. that is, it turns out, by the white house's own definition, that he is a biden extremist? in the sense? yes fight definition, they always have such a double-edged character. well, uh, the pancake has arrived. eh, i arrived in kiev on an unannounced visit , they somehow wrote. here it is, practically. eh, well waved some kind of check - we said we will give it, however, somehow strangely said that you did n’t give them a proportion to ukraine and other countries. well, i brought the temptation with me. well, as always, of course, an element of a beautifully staged show, like parents just drove for this, look. the patron handed him the whole patron himself , uh, everyone is touched and rejoices. here barin came so kind, so dog-loving. well, in general, you see how great it is. well, a beautiful, wonderful mood, but it was bred,

does the vision has already been and been there for years in 2020 american society was more politically divided than ever. but donald trump went up against joe fife in the presidential election. i. she's at this crucial on the radio. yeah, you can identify yourself. it. chris hel, served as a marine from 1994 to 1998 in hawaii. he has strong views about immigration and fears. immigrants will take over the united states and by the end of the century by 2099, will have 500000000 people. and the increase of about 200000000 will probably be from illegal immigration and descendants of illegal immigration. stepping off 1st, 2nd squad, got sick with nothing. here donald trump stood for america 1st. make america great. again, america. first, annuity is process law processes, but very few people should have more money. so that to me is that's my were the rally cries that i have in addition to the unsurmountable dead. but i'm worried about my country and it is being overwhelmed and flooded with welfare and illegal immigration and to the tune of over 20 train dollars and dead. and you, it was just

research and politics and economics, think tank which specializes on issues affecting latin american society. shared his thoughts with us about the incident this she, the on, we believe this assassination attempt resembles candidates in 1963 old. what occurred when he was the only serious politician in the united states. he advocated peace created, necessary conditions for that while anglo saxon financial circles were fooling with the war and dragging the country deeper into the vietnam one. 0 yeah. i see the need to draw this parallel confetti, vice president shuttle kirschner is able to foster peace, democracy, employment, and integrity in the global economy without harming national sovereignty or politics. challenge those financial leads which aim to impose their own terms. this assassination attempt should not be perceived as a random act committed by sick man. as was the talk after kennedy's killing, we should examine this case as it is the only way to avert similar political assassinations in the future. 12 years in jail, that's the sentence on this really court has handed down to a fo

voters, probably not funny, the authors of the tape, they say, they wanted to probe the bottom of american societyr they probed it or not, it’s not clear, but hunter himself punched the bottom more than once with the drugs of a call girl, and it’s not just about appearance. moral corruption ties of the family, including in ukraine official position, which biden clearly abused, the elder in general cinema, and only sensational scandalous shocking and at the same time the real story is exactly how the newspapers spoke about the film before its release and turned out to be right for one and a half hours, the viewer sees a man on the screen, whose main hobby is girls of easy virtue and drugs. it's no secret that the filmmakers have pieced together all the unsightly stories of the president's offspring, resulting in a general and equally unattractive picture of american politics. you know who i am? you didn't exactly say that the big shot was connected to the government. and my father is hunter's father, us president joe biden in this film is also one of the main characters. here it is comes to his son

how do both hogs, if you will, of american society receive biden's remarks. all we're seeing that the hatred isn't really between democrats and republicans. we're seeing a great amount of disenchanted with government on both the right and the left. on the left, we're seeing an open hatred of the police and the overgrowth of the police complex . we want to, we're looking, we're seeing people want to downsize, re abolish the police, to get them out of our ways. and they stop interfering with our lives and creating violence and creating problems while failing to protect everybody. on the right, we're see similar, a desire to get the government out of our lives financially to get government out of our lives, in terms of invading other countries to get the government to do. so there is this unity, but it's not between the left and right. not really. it's between those who are more government, which is pretty much just the people in government and everyone else who was a massive reduction in the size, scope and power of government. and i've got very little time lef

elections, a victory, unfortunately, too big it's a pity, because i think that in a healthy american societyusually need two parties with different views, a more liberal party, a more conservative party, but the main thing is that these parties should share the fundamental values ​​on which the country is founded. and when there is a rather large faction in one party that does not share them this creates a very big problem for american democracy as such . well, if we talk about support for ukraine, how long do you think it will continue to influence the mood of american public opinion? politicians, public opinion on the division of ukraine because the majority of americans well, we simply conveyed that the majority of americans, regardless of whether they are democrats through the publication, support ukraine , adhere to a different point of view, unless they are completely electro-right rather than completely anthropo-right ideas who can even think about what there will be common ground, common views may be with putin. i really wanted to hope that the support for ukraine would be unchanged,

they don't have the confidence nor the money nor the political support to upend american society this way. here's the brutal truth: the utopia will reduce the standard of living and mobility for all but the wealthiest of americans. the rules never applied to wealthy people. they'll fly overhead and their helicopters while the rest of us try to find charging stations. democrats never think through the consequences of their not back. never. gretchen witless witmer bow down to the teachers union, with gas gavin newsom, and now we see the mental health toll on this selfishness. but at least this angelic woman is happy. >> where are the education pieces here? climate change! if we actually stop these extreme weather events! >> laura: she's an extreme weather event. that's terrifying. for year they waved off all the concerns about inflation, smarty-pants, they went full speed ahead with their spendable lose. now skyrocket ting practice democrats is everywhere. the button once you think they're imaginary. >> american people should have confidence that were on the right track to see real prog