80 million barrels a day over 180 days, the biggest release since the genesis of the fpr in the 1970s the price of oil and the price of gas, there's an active discussion in the white house, about removing tariffs on chinese goods that are imported in the united states. our view is that doesn't move the needle on core cpi, inflation, 4.3%. that is not very meaningful and that would create another political headache for the white house because they would be be perceived as going shot soft on china. the bottom line is the tools they are trying to use or have used and don't move the needle. it underscores the important political issue around inflation, gas and groceries. this is a real political issue, it is different for the country. jack: build back better, interesting to a lot of people, the idea of medicare negotiating, where does that stand? >> on a scaled back, build back better bill would include, from the consumer perspective allow for medicare to negotiate drug prices with pharmaceutical companies. climate provisions, renewable tax credits on wind and solar and nuclear to hitch a

well, of course the fbi doesn't do that, because joe biden controls the fpr.instead, they are trying to bury this story by the way biden, this is the second time they have been used by the special services. hide drug abuse and accusation of sexual harassment of minors in his own family. the fbi also turned a blind eye when hunter biden violated gun possession laws and was accused of pedophilia by his sister-in-law . it contains hunter's own admission of promiscuity and correspondence with ukrainian business partners, proving a conflict of interest to the biden family. everything the democrats attributed this to russian disinformation, and hunter himself, on the machinations of russian drug dealers on the internet , distributed a video in which the president’s son sits naked on a bed with a prostitute and complains how the russians allegedly stole his laptop from him while he was out. they have video. what do i do. they have a video of my fucking fucking sex. understand? the fact that hunter is biden can shamelessly lie proves. already memoirs of his ex-wife ca

the first year of the biden presidency, he brought in all the presidential historians to talk about fpr ought to talk about how to avoid being hoover. thee are hoover like numbers and headed towards 19 # 0 and 1932 style election for joe biden it's been a rough week. >> shannon: he in talking to the associated press, admits that and acknowledges that. covid-19 plan was fully to blame for inflation reaching this 40 year high calling that argument bizarre but as for the overall-american mindset biden said people are quote, really really down. harold, that's not a good praise going into a very contentious midterm. >> certainly not on a friday afternoon and happy friday. i think the white house has to understand that blaming or trying to assign responsibility outside of the white house for some of these challenges is not what the american people looking for even if it's the truth better than i but what i do know is that the american people don't believe that gas prices are following, fuel prices are following and lives economically are looking better. there is no doubt that extremism on bot

even with the supply release and the fpr, that's not helping bring down prices nor the consumer. >> martha: food prices also, higher, connell. the big question is when economists looked at this, it's very difficult to get rid of inflation. it takes time. what is the time frame when there might be some relief to this due to natural economic forces? >> neil cavuto was on earlier today. the theory is that inflation peaked in march and that's the worse we'll see. we'll see it elevated nor some time. that might be two years that is the best case scenario. we come down on these prices, gas prices, food prices, but it takes a long time to get there and that you hope that, you know, the way we come down, the federal reserve raising interest rates and comes into demand doesn't hurt the economy. it's a tough spot with no good answer. >> martha: and they put a lot of pressure on the fed. it's their function to take care of interest rates and the lending rates. we'll see if that works. susan, thank you. connell, thank you. great to see you both. so two big exclusive interviews coming up here on "the s

if you want to ask him questions, call us on the line (202) 748-8001 fpr republicans, (202) 748-8000rats. for independents, (202) 748-8002 . gun owners can text us at (202) 748-8003. describe the conditions about how we got to this place in the first place to have a law. guest: we saw in the 1980's and 1990's, lawsuits against gun manufacturers picking up. in the late 1990's, municipalities started suing gun manufacturers in mass. we saw new york bringing lawsuits not just against one manufacturer for a specific incident what a bunch of gun manufacturers for not just single shooting incidents, but all of the increased gun crime that the city alleged was traceable to the practices of these manufacturers. this was a different kind of theory than we saw in the sandy hook case. this is a theory that said these manufacturers were intentionally or inadvertently through their own negligence allowing their products to be oversupplied into certain markets knowing full well the oversupply into those markets would lead to their diversion into the legal marketplace and then into the hands of tho