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brian. the white house and other econ minces were talking about inflation being transitory. i think at least the expectation when we talked about it last spring is it was going to be well-taken care of by now. what did you get wrong, what did economists get wrong and how -- why should americans be confident when you say prices should get better later this year? >> so i think if we look at the situation earlier in the year, a number of projections and forecasts have come differently than we anticipated. if you look at employment, for example, nobody was projecting that we would see unemployment fall as quickly as it has and get to 3.9% by the end of the year. four years faster than the median forecast. so i think we've seen a number of unanticipated outcomes. when it comes to prices, what we have said consistently, this is a global phenomenon. it's connected to the pandemic and the issues that it has raised. the supply chain challenges that have evolved over the course of time through the delta variant and over the course of the fall have been issued that we've had to go and

brian, thank you. whiteonitoring hostage standoff, let's check in with lucas tomlinson live in delaware where president biden spending the weekend. >> good evening, president biden leaving mass services a few minutes ago, did not speak to the press. the white house is monitoring this hostage situation at the synagogue in texas. jen psaki tweeting a short time ago potus has been briefed about the developing hostage situation in the dallas area will continue to receive updates from his senior team as the situation develops. senior members of the national security team are also in touch with federal law enforcement leadership. we are hearing from other members of the biden administration, the u.s. ambassador to israel saying in a tweet on closely monitoring the hostage situation and congregation in texas for the community is gathered for shabbat services praying for immediate and safe and. u.s. ambassador to israel and we are hearing from other world leaders including israeli prime minister bennet saying in a t

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i find it troubling to listen to brian deese and other white house officials act like the fed has gotth inflation. jay powell cannot get covid under control. the white house code and they are not doing it. -- could and they are not doing that. we are going to keep having these conversations about inflation and too many people debt from covid. we have to get this back on track. the fed cannot do this alone. matt: what is your thought in terms of growth? we heard from jeff gridlock that he is on recession watch and we have heard criticism from mohammed that the fed has waited too long and is going to have to do too much. claudia: i disagree with those arguments. the fed is not behind the curve. the fed is trying to do its job for the first time in 40 years which is a dual mandate of employment and stable prices. the fed knows what it is doing, it will be data driven. if things start to go off the rails, the fed knows what to do. i think the comfort i take is the fed did a soft landing last time. i think they start to raise rates too early in 2015 but there was a big fear at the fed, we

. >> woodruff: at the white house economic advisor brian deese was saying te white house expects pricese end of this year, 2022. is that your sense as well? >> i do think we're going to see prices moderate. we're going to see supply chains get a little bit more back in balance. we have been saying we hope supply chains will get back in balance, and we have more covid and the supply cranes are out of balance. so i don't want to get too hopeful when we haven't seen the data yet. but i expect when we get past covid, covid recedes, the supply chain will get back in balance, but accommodation is putting pressure on the supply chains and easing it. the ease gz of supply chains, getting through covid, and the fed's response to this should help make it a better situation. >> woodruff: let's talk about the fed's response. the president of the st. louis fed bill dudley says he thinks the fed may need to raise interest rates as many as four times this year. what's your expectation about what the fed should do? >> so i don't want us to get too far ahead on calling the number of interest rate increa

brian deese. he's the director of national economic council and joins us from the white house. hank you for being here. we have a very strong economy. unemployment is very low. consumer spending is increasing. but inflation is up, prices are up on almost everything, and it's overshadowing a winning economy. how do you manage that? >> well, we start by looking at this month's data, and getting a little bit under the hood. what we saw was the 0.5% increase month over month was actually a deceleration, a welcome deceleration from october and november. and that was driven by a reduction in energy prices, principally gas prices, which is good news, wells a reduction in the rate of increase flood costs, particularly food at the grocery store. so that reflects some progress. at the same time, you're absolutely right. the price increases are too high and they are affecting family's household budgets and their outlook on the economy, which is why we are focused on the things that we can do to sustain that strong growth that you're saying. sustain a strong economy, a sustainable economic

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to hear from brian desse with the white house's version of events. >> the biotech event has lost half the value since a all-time high since last year some of the names here might surprise you one of the stocks just hit a new high while another is 35% off the record levels. >>> plus the results of the new cnbc survey showing most borrows want student debt to be dissolved. but just how much are we talking? the surprising stat are ahead. stay with us >>> welcome back here is your cnbc news update at this hour. tiger king joe exotic has been resentenced to 21 years in prison. that's a year less than the initial sentencing last year and a murder for hire scheme exotic wanted to be freed or have his sentence drastically re reduced. >>> state and local governments lost at least $17 billion in revenue. the same report also found that many of the governments have seen a rapid rebound thanks in part to federal pandemic aid >>> and kia recalled more than 417,000 vehicles with air bags that may not work in a crash it recalls models from 2017 through 20 19. >> responding to the russian troop build

which really enough is run by an extremely white guy called brian fallon, which is strange if you thinkt. brian fallon is so president about getting leadership roles, why is he not resigned from his job and given it to one? in any case, you've got to hand it to brian fallon. he either is remarkably pressured or someone in power was listening to him. just this morning it was announced that stephen breyer is retiring. it was announced. because breyer himself did not announce his retirement. it's not even clear he knew the announcement was going to happen. someone leaked that news with or without justice breyer's consent. he didn't wait for him to do it himself. because democrats understand they are likely to lose to congress this november. they want to control him while they still can. what are they going to do with that? we don't need to guess. joe biden is very clear about his plan. he was very precise about the supreme court. here is biden in march of 2020 on the debate stage at cnn. >> i committed a five elected president and i have an opportunity to appoint someone to the courts, i w

. >> brian: you would not know, this but they shot the series in the beginning in black and white. y gradually added color. which i don't think anybody else could say. >> steve: thats what the world of television. >> brian: congratulations technology. and now we are color, right? [laughter] >> steve: we are. not only are we in color. we are in hd. terrifying for all of us. >> ainsley: i was born in the late 1970s, we watched i dream of betweeny, do you remember kids incorporated did you ever watch that steve or brian. i think yours were too young. that was a great show. silver spoons were big. what else was big facts of life. >> brian: leo dicaprio. >> ainsley: the other guy schroder. >> steve: silver spoons. >> ainsley: facts of life was big. whose the boss and anything with kurt cammeron. >> brian: there is no james. ainsley hears things. >> ainsley: james has helped me tremendously this morning. >> steve: there you go. all right. listen, enough about us and about pennsylvania. we hope you have great wednesday. let's talk a little bit about the news. and yesterday we had an interv

white supremacist. what went on there. brianon desantis by far the rock star should be of america but of the right. >> governor ron desantis has been appallingly ineffective doing anything to fight the pandemic. >> i should be crimal -- he's criminally liable for that. >> what i want to say about governor desantis in florida, there have been allegations that florida misrepresented the covid-19 data. >> have you ever had a friend who complains about a crazy so worker so much you eventually realize your friend is the crazy one in this exchange? that's the media about ron desantis with no regard of the fact that he did the best job of any governor, he prioritized the elderly and got sthement vaccinated at an astonishingly high rate and he did that without crushing his economy. nobody is scared of covid where necessity can't see each other's faces. brian: when joe biden struggled on the stairs. and the giles obviously hurt in many ways. we just gave him a pass. compared to when trump has a problem walking down the ram. another matte

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. >> yeah, i was very interested in hearing, you know, brian deese at the white house talking about this. he acknowledged that they didn't -- they got it wrong. they didn't foresee this coming. and that's -- i mean, you know, it's good when politicians acknowledge when they've gotten things wrong but from the perspective of the american public, they are looking at the biden administration that they are asking, do you guys know what you're doing. do you guys have a handle on these problems. and there's a perception now that they don't. and so they've got to right that ship if they're going to regain the confidence of the american public. because americans will weather inflation. they will weather some of this stuff if they feel like the leadership has it under control. but right now it seems like the biden administration is just, you know, they are lurching from one extreme to another and saying that they are not anticipating things that people are telling them are coming their way and that is, i think, you know, that's a perception problem that erodes confidence in the administration fro

one of the workers, a white guy named brian got on a eli lilly. even though it was a factory and had a totally different corporate culture. it had a questionnaire, he had to sit down and fill out, are you man or woman or prefer not to say. the corporate culture was very accepting of trans people. he was very accepting of folks from all countries. he was like a fish out of water he did not know how to act in the factory. he's like it's a great job but i spend my days alone, i don't know anyone here. he said it's not bad by no means but i stepped into their world, they did not step into mine. >> that was a good answer. >> he had to relearn everything. >> also they go to the gym outbreaks rather than eating donuts and literally there is a smokehouse. i hope i'm getting across to viewers the level of detail. i cracker barrel the status of cracker barrel is a chain in the south but that was interesting, that is a place for things like that. blue state folks might not think, going to the gym at lunch hour, that's a real marker but that was to some of th

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. >>> a top white house economic adviser brian deese says russian sanctions should not have a significant impact on the u.s. economy. >> we have the tools in place to put real pain on the russian economy without that having significant impact in the united states. >> consumers could feel some pain at the pump if russia invades ukraine. russia is the number two oil producer on the planet behind the u.s. the department of energy has released more than 13 million barrels. struggling americans are getting home from their home. hhs is pumping billions of dollars into the program. >> i think it's so important to explain why this matters here at home. >> yeah. >> obviously the situation growing tensions there for everybody in the ukraine, but explaining the context here and the real life implications for folks here in the u.s. really critical, christine. >> we know the white house has been talking with companies and countries. they have to try to help get that. >>> coming up for you, a very real investigation this morning into very fake electors who tried to subvert the 2020 election. a cnn excl

eric: the hostage negotiating team still on the phone, brian thank you. arthel: are whitese producer, pat moore by the way telling us the white house is closely monitoring the situation. we refer any questions to the fbi and law enforcement for the time being. so that is just in from her white house and producer pat joining us now is danny colson he's a former f vi and hoss q rescue team. you have done this countless times. would it be possible that negotiators at this point would put this hostage takers -- the suspects children, or sister on the phone with him? >> not at this point, absently not. i get that question often. do know it triggered this man, do not made him mad? it may have been a member of his family set him off, you do not know that pretty want to avoid that you want to keep the whole situation fairly vanilla and let him take control and go where it wants to go out let him vent. the fact he did not want to hurt anybody, the fact he's talking about his family. we talked about that earlier today that's really good. this is a very complex operation. they mentio

white house disappointments. griff, take it away. >> griff: good morning, brian, ainsley and steve.nly way you can put it is it has been a horrible, terrible, bad, no good week for the president. first the supreme court dealing a major blow to the president's vaccine mandate for large businesses ruling 6-3 that osha does not have the authority to shoman date for some 80 million americans. they did withhold for federal healthcare workers. showing disappointment asking businesses to just do it on their own. saying i call on business leaders to immediately join those who have already stepped up and institute vaccine requirements for workers, customers and communities. and the hits kept coming on capitol hill. two democrat senators joe manchin and kyrsten sinema dealt a death blow on voting rights legislation refusing to kill the filibuster. >> i support these bills i will not support separate actions that worsen the under lying disease of division infecting our country. >> griff: manchin adding, quote the filibuster plays an important role in protecting our democracy from the transitor

and brian, the january 6th committee released new text exchanges between fox host sean hannity and white house pres secretary kayleigh mcenany from the day after the insurrection. in one exchange, hannity lays out a five-point plan for how to talk to trump post-capitol riot. no more election talk, and yes, impeachment and 25th amendment are real and many people will quit to which mcenany responds love that, thank you. that is in the playbook. i will help reinforce. in another exchange, hannity and mcnanny discuss keeping some people away from trump. hannity writing no more crazy people. mcenany responded yes, 100%. you know, brian, i think crazy was already in the white house at that point, but it seems like everything that we learn that's new about how much these fox personalities and hosts were intertwined with the people inside the white house, it just gets more and more remarkable. my question is do the viewers of fox not know about this? because it seems to me that would cut, i mean, to the core of a very important issue in how, you know, so many of them just frauds. >> look, sean h

romaine: brian deese, director of the national economic council down at the white house today.e will continue this conversation with the triple take on automation and robotics technology, and who better than the vice president of robotics and nymex -- and economics from a robotics company? she has a wealth of experience in this area. i am curious about productivity. i'm curious how robotics and what you work on elders into the idea of creating a more productive manufacturing and more productive warehousing environment. melanie: thanks for having me. when you look at what automation really brings to the table today, it is the ability to get from the time of automation to getting productive work -- that is the first step. the second is how we make sure that depending on labor changes that happen day today in your environment, those are able to be supported by the automation -- changes that happen day to day. a lot of businesses work shut down during the pandemic, but using collaborative robots, were environment so that the robots were able to keep their workforce active and makin

i guess -- >> with the white house support adding a work requirement like senator manchin has discussed? brian: the president has expressed his views on that topic. i would say if you look at the child tax credit itself, 97% of the recipients of the child tax credit are working, and among the remaining 3%, the majority are grandparents for people with disabilities. i think you have a tool that is delivering relief to working families right now and in fact, what we have seen over the worst of 2021 as that tax cut was delivered to families, we saw labor force participation increase, meaning we saw more people get into the workforce. that is consistent with evidence historically and in other countries, where they have similar child allowances, you see no evidence of a negative impact, and in some cases a positive impact because it frees people up to work more. certainly, the president is focused on how to get more people working and make sure people have opportunities. the child tax credit is a very well designed tool to do that. >> does the white house think it's necessary as part of the package

group of progressive democratsth demand justice whico weirdly enough is run by an extremely white guyug called brian fallon, which isch a little strange if you think about it. ififink brian fallon is soin passionate about giving leadership roles to black women, whyol isn't he resigned from his job and given it to one ? you wonder j about a lot of people joe biden for example. in any case, you've got a t to to brian fallon. either he is remarkably prescient or someone in power was listening to him is justt this morning was announced. stephen breyer is indeedye retiring from the supreme court and another cpac ofas construction there. it was announced because breyer himself did not announce n his retirement. it's not even clear breyer knew the announcement was going to happen. someone leaked that news with or without justice breyer's f consent. they didn't wait for himor to dt it himself. why? because democrats understand they're likely to lose the congress this november. ol they want to control breyer's. seat while they still can. so we're not going to do with that seat. we don't need to guess. joe bi

them back to the house and my mom puts them in sand buckets with water and bleach and they turn white. >> brianof news. >> brian: meanwhile, we begin with the crisis at the southern border. it's never going away it seems. fox news has video that shows a dhs contractor that says the white house is trying to cover up migrant flights into the united states. >> ainsley: vice president harris is skipping town to attend the inauguration of the honduran leader. >> steve: she is in charge of the border and the root causes of it. >> brian: it's a very busy day. >> sure is. well, this video was obtained through a public records request by the republican candidate for governor in new york and it appears to show a police officer who haven't been given information at the flights arriving at the white plains airport. a contractor tells the officer that the department of human services wants to keep the flights on the lowdown, not attract attention and also direct the contractors not to share their work ids with local officials. >> i get all the secrecy and [ bleep ]. but this is [ bleep ] my pay grade. you k

. >> stkwroeupbg me now is white house national economic counsel director brian deese.hank you for being with us. we're going to have to break it up. specifically, what does that look like, brian? >> reporter: well, what it means is that the president is focused on the issue that is most central to americans's minds right now, which is what can we do to provide relief to what american families are facing. the core elements go to the core costs that americans are facing. prescription drugs, health care, child care. so the president is saying is what e has been saying which is we're going to get done everything we can get done now. we will move on on that. that was his message. that is his strategy. what's what he will execute. >> can you enumerate what the chunks are that the white house intends to push for first? >> reporter: i think you heard the president yesterday. it will not be surprising that negotiating from a podium or on cable tv is not the way we're going to do this. but i think you also heard the president articulate clearly the american people overwhelmingly

one of the guys we talked to, we interview in "america insurrection" is brian mes, lifelong hard-core leader in whiteacist groups. the klan, early militia movement where you met timothy mcveigh, skinhead gangs. that after trump rode down the golden escalator and started the campaign, he said he realized that the more effective political move was to jettison the most explicitly racist politics and rebrand himself, take off the swastika armband, wrap himself in the american flag, and become a trump supporter. so he joined the proud boys. he is a regional leader of the proud was in indiana. as he said, using -- rather than nailing a racial enemy, say we are against blacks or mexican immigrants or whatever, naming a political enemy, weird is the communists who want to destroy everything you love about this country, is the way they retargeted their political message though they could reach the mainstream. it was effective. range eggs said throughout his career, he always had 20 guys in minneapolis, maybe 40 state why. now he has 200. we saw with our own eyes, him in washington, d.c., with a crew of former

the supply chain team at the white house, brian deese and john mckari are doing a great job of listeningoke holds and doing everything right but there is a competing list of advisors there on the covid public health side that seem to overrule everything that they are doing. they need to blend the policies. you have to go good public health policy mixed with good economic policy if you are going to climb out of this faster. our industry is facing a chronic shortage of talent. we're short 81,000. welcome to the club. we've been dealing with this problem for a long time. now everybody is short of talent because of the slow return to work and it is really hurting the supply chain and our ability to come out of this pandemic more quickly. so we need to blend the public health policy with the economic policy. i believe if you do that we'll come out of this much more quickly. >> dana: chris, talk to me about what is happening in canada. there is a backlash from many truckers there that do not appreciate the vaccine mandates that are up there and then we do a ton of imports from canada if we can

richard fowler and former white house deputy communications director brian morgenstern.o have both of you back. with this headline from jonathan and "the wall street journal." his headline says a college couldn't get away with biden is high court criteria. goes on to talk about the fact that if you narrowed a job applicant see field by gender or race, a wooden pass muster. but this president sounds like he is going to make good on his promise. >> that it is right and unfortunately it is in the courts where it says right on the front of the equal under law. by using this criteria, he is disqualified more than 9 out of 10 americans more than 19 out oe country. and it does no service to the nominee because it essentially broadcast to the nation that he is making this choice not based on qualifications but on immutable trades. that actually perpetuates -- as george w. bush said, the soft -- it's unfair to the nominee, unfair to the country, and it's unfair to the institution of the court. so it's a sad thing that he is doing it this way but the rob lukens are going to have t

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joe biden and his white house don't. >> brian: clay, what's kicking on outkick?'t be voting for aaron rodgers because of off the field related issues. including covid when aaron rodgers clearly the best player on the field in the nfl. sports media losing its mind because they don't want to vote for aaron rodgers based on his choice when it came to the covid vaccine. >> brian: unbelievable. it's incredible. he knows what it's like by talking on a podcast with when whole vaccine it's amazing and what kind of year he has had. see who he is going to play for next year. clay, good job, we will listen to you on the radio at noon. >> thanks, brian, have a good morning. >> brian: by the power vested in the teleprompter i'm going to toss it to ainsley. >> ainsley: how do you do it? when you bless someone? >> brian: listen, we are religion place. everyone blesses themself differently. >> ainsley: brian did it on air one time and he went. your headlines with this. yale university has strict new rules for students in the spring semester banning them from eating outdoors or s

go ahead, brian. >> brian: our don't get them because you are white. that's the other issue that we have got to examine. but, steve, mash, mash is the secret. make your own liquor in your tent. so i would have a plan c. >> steve: brian, we are lazy. we want to walk into a store. >> brian: potatoes in a test tube and make my own vodka. find a russian friend and he will tell me how to do it. up next, bob saget's family speaking out about his death. heart breaking texas he sent his daughter. manhattan district attorney soft on crime business owners are fighting back. calls for law and order as the recall threat already looms ♪ work at nothing all day ♪ i've been taking care of business everyday ♪ taking care of business ♪ every way ♪ i've been taking care of business, (wife) hi, honey! (man) like what? (burke) well, you'd get a discount for insuring your jet skis... and boat...rv...life... ...home and more. you could save up to forty-five percent. (man) that's a whole lot of discounts. (burke) well, we offer coverage for a whole lot of things, and you coul

it's all summed up with the word hypocrisy. >> brian: i remember you being surrounded leaving the whiteyou. i thought you were going to get attacked but you were unflappable. >> they kept their distance i think they realized i had dispatched. >> brian: you would kick their head. in we trained 20,000 afghan commandos at least. waiting for them to fight. when it was clear they were outmatched, outgunned they went into hiding. they are now asking for help. they are asking lawmakers and others to help them get out of afghanistan. what do you think we should do after that utter embarrassment, the biggest embarrassment in the history of american military operations? what do we do with the commandos? >> what we owe them, i don't even have words to do the calculation of what we owe them, standing alongside of us. putting in their hearts what a real country can be like with those things like those five basic freedoms that we enjoy here in america, to understand that they could have freedom of religion and press and speech and to petition their government and all of these things, to teach them ab

dabblers -- established competition and our new white house composition council shared by the head of my national economic council, including members, and brian is here today. including members of the cabinet and other key agency officials. they are all there to make sure the united trust laws are insured across the board. today, the usda announced a joined effort to make it easier for farmers in the agricultural sector. forrest, h free-market is not free without transparency around prices. how do you justify the price? back in august, the department of agriculture took steps to address this. we are going to keep pushing. i am pleased to see that congress is taking action as well on increased competition and unfairness. the biden administration is working to make cattle markets more transparent. all these issues are areas where we can and must come together in a bipartisan way. i am grateful to members of the democratic and republican congress for being willing to come to the table. i will be inviting a bipartisan group to discuss how we can make progress legislatively as well. as we continue doing everything we can on the executive branch si

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brian was. on september 19th with help from social media, investigators found gabby's remains in an area where the white van had been caught on dashcam by fellow campers. back in florida, a manhunt under way for brian. acres of marshland and nature preserve by his parents' home were scouted for weeks reports of brian poured in from around the country on october 20th the fbi was notified by the laundrie family attorney that his parents wished to search the area themselves. within hours they located an item in the park determined to be to mr. laundrie the skeletal remains were found nearby, along with a notebook and revolver kelly, what is still unclear is whether or not brian ever discussed what happened with gabby or her whereabouts with his parents once they returned home from florida. they never spoke publicly in this case, only through their attorneys. he issued a statement saying, with today's closure of the case each family can begin to heal and move forward and find peace in and with the memories of their children kelly? >> such a sad story. valerie, thanks, america's top diplomat and his russian

>> i think brian's frame is the right one. if you are in that white house now, and he had a lot of good points come i would disagree with some of them, but i think the overall thing is that it's not going well. he forgot to reset your whole frame. when you are president, you have two jobs. your first is your commander in chief. china, russia, north korea, iran. the challenges with the border and obviously in the middle east. you think about the domestic challenges, we've had a few really emerge. crime, covid, again our border and supply chain. if i am him, i would sit back and say, what is it, to brian's point, how do we create within the thin majority we have in the house and senate, an agenda that's going to begin to address these concerns? from those concerns, firm them consistently. i would argue constantly. we've had this conversation around the table before, we all a very strong opinions about it, but i'm rooting for whoever the president is. we want covid to be beaten, we want inflation changed, we want our geopolitical adversaries to know they

joining us to discuss this and more white house council director brian deese brian, it's great to haveng we can talk about infrastructure we can talk about one of the bright spots i know given the last couple of weeks for the administration i was actually thinking, brian, thank god you can just focus on economics and what you learned in a few years, goldman sachs and everything else, because politics is so difficult for many other areas have you found yourself running back to economic figures and numbers and, you know, things like that, rather than the rest of the world you are living in right now? or do have you to be involved in all of this? >> well, to get things done, you sort of have to be involved in everything but it's good to be here you can use a couple of numbers, the announcement this morning about bridge funding is the largest investment in bridges ever in our nation's history watt important about this is it will repair and upgrade 15,000 of the smaller bridges across the company. you think about the economic inner connections, the big bridges are, of course, important. the

. >> bret: just before the show, at the white house, we heard from the chief economic adviser brian deese about inflation and it's a big problem. take a listen. >> we have seen a number of unanticipated outcomes. when it comes to prices, we have said consistently is that this is a global phenomenon. it is connected to the pandemic. certainly the supply chain challenges that have evolved over the course of time through the delta variant and over the course of the fall. >> bret: there has been an evolution from transitory to inflation is here. if you look at the year over year prices, bill, they are significant and the numbers we got today continue to say it's not going to leave overall up 7%. but, gasoline 49%. used cars, 37.3%. food at home 6.5%. your thoughts on inflation and how this administration is dealing with it? >> well, unanticipated mr. deist says. but, it was anticipated by a lot of people. maybe not by mr. deist. look, this is class warfare at its worse. the millionaires who bank roll, you know, the democrat party and there are more millionaires democrats now than republicans.