this massive spending bill, not the billionaires and people that elizabeth warren herself and others have been talking about. >> shannon: what do you say to average americans out there who are noticing prices are different and some shelves are empty? >> there's no question it is affecting all americans, it doesn't affect the wealthiest very much because they have so much extra money to spend. here's the deal, it's called economics 101. we are coming out of a pandemic that drastically affected the entire global supply chain. the port is only one bottleneck point in that supply chain. supply is heavily constrained, demand coming out of the pandemic is rising rapidly. we have pent up demand that was predicted during the pandemic and what happens when supply is down? demand is up, prices go up. gasoline is a reflection of long term policies, not short term policies of. to place blame directly at the feet of joe biden whose administration negotiated the deal to the ports of los angeles and long beach to expand their operations, which, by the way, there's not a shortage of longshoremen working in the union at those ports. do