, fox news contributor and host of the truth with lisa boothe.n new york, let's start with what happened in an album in the courthouse, it was fumigated this week after someone released hundreds of cockroaches won an altercation broke out at a hearing. >> are we sure it wasn't just andrew cuomo walking around? we are talking about cockroaches in albany after all. i feel like there is a lot of irony in the fact that this arraignment was for anti-eviction activists, yet they somehow managed to get everyone evicted at the courthouse. >> jason: that's pretty good, rapid fire here. a girl and a guy are doing the will be in a car. the guy apparently has an std. the girl gets the std, she sued, now geico is on the hook for $5.2 million because geico was insuring the car. i'm not sure if those 15 minutes are worth it, what do you think? >> 15 minutes can save you 15%, 15 minutes can get you $5.2 million, it comes with the catch, and catching an std. >> jason: that's an unbelievable amount of money. now on to britney spears, her wedding this week turned i

joining me, lisa boothe. topic number one. liberal cities strike again.e they had to refound $5 million in parking tickets because it screwed up who could write and hand out the parking ticket. kind of a big fail. >> you know, seattle residents were promised a summer of love, so maybe they are finally getting it by not having to pay these parking tickets. this is a classic example, you play stupid games, you win stupid prize. seattle, they returned out for a find the police movement, trying to outvirtue signal. what they failed to look at was they fail to understand is by transferring the authority from the police, they put it in the authority to people who don't have the legal authority to write those tickets. while this example is hilarious. there are real consequences for seattle residents, namely that the police aren't investigating sexual assault cases because they don't have enough police officers. the parking tickets are hilarious when they aren't able to prosecute assault cases. dan: gas prices hit another record. yet a democrat senator outraged t

nomad spring and fox news contributor, lisa boothe. and rob, how do you feel about the experts?you are absolutely right but zoom out a little bit and thing to a time before the past couple of years. there was a sense we went to all of these institutions the cdc and who and the sense that all of these organizations were nonpartisan and they were there for the greater good and have the best interest of all americans at heart. now we have found out that has been an absolute lie because they have been exposed to be partisan and influenced by the partisan liberal politics over and over again. so the average american sees this and all of the experts from the various different organizations proven wrong, they will keep asking themselves why should i trust these people if they've just been proven wrong over and over again? what it does with the cdc in on the organizations that we should be trusting, the average american who are moderates are trusting in the institutions and experts and it is damaging for where we want to go as a country. steve: that is a crucial point. if you are trying

we have lisa boothe, fox news contributor and jose moounio, former dnc deputy press secretary. thank you for joining us. lisa, let's start with you. what do you think about this for musk. will it help him with what he is trying to do right now with twitter? >> it is good to see you. a hybrid model. we saw covid was the isolation did to so many americans and we saw the highest combined ever rates of deaths from suicide, drugs, and alcohol abuse in 2020. so i think isolation is bad for us as humans. bust i think this is more about elon musk being public enemy number one. he dared to challenge the group think narrative. dared to try to buy twitter and have it serve as a check against the propaganda we're fed by the mainstream media and the left as we saw during covid with any sort of opinions that went against the group think narrative being censored and banned. we're seeing the leftist playbook being played out here, right? "the new york times" accuse elon musk of racism. me too allegation and now his companies are under attack. this is honestly more about elon musk being public e

right there's alwaysme somebody doing something stupid somewhere to prove that we're bringingd in lisa boothe contributor and host ofboor the truth with lisa a podcast.a lisa, since i'm in new york , let's start with what happened in albany courthouse. it was fumigated this week after someone releasedho hundres of cockroaches when an altercation broke out at a hearing. your thoughts? we are we sure it wasn't juste andrew cuomo walking around?ng ? i mean, we are talking aboutal cockroaches in albany after all. but you know, i feel like there's a lot of irony in the fact this arraignment was for anti eviction activists, yet they somehow managed to get everyone evicted from the courthouse. so that's pretty good actually . all right. we've got to go to the next we got rapid fire here, a girl and a guy there doing b the whippy in a car and the guy apparently has texted the girl gets the feed, she sues, they go to arbitration and now geico ise on the hook for a five point two million dollars because geico iss ensuring the car. i don't know if those fifteen minutes are really worth it, but what do y

>> tom homan, charlie kirk, the great lisa boothe, and then i have a segment i think you all are goingested in local district attorneys? why because the he care? i got a guest tonight who literally wrote the book on it. it's a fascinating show. then your awesome show which has been slay aring after me. i thank you for keeping my audience around in that d and e block. i'm there. close it out, man, that's the way it rolls. so i appreciate you keeping audience. rachel: the better you do, dan can, the better he does. lawrence lawrence bingo. >> likewise. it's a great show. will: two great shows on saturday night, unfilteredded and cross country. make sure you stick around to watch tonight. thanks, dan. rachel: we love you. take care. >> likewise. see you. rachel: we're going to turn now to your headlines. the national average gas price officially hitting $5 a gallon today. up nearly 20 cents from the last saturday, 60 cents from a month ago and nearly $2 there this time last year -- from this time last year. one gas station in arizona is selling gas at a nearly 50 cent loss. that the owner

lisa looking at participation. right now, participating with us randall kroszner, former fed president with the chicago booth schoolg good work for chicago, from finance to economics. thank you so much for joining today. i want to talk about this jobs report. the inflation is clear and what it means for a new middle class. research shows a shrinking of the middle class to the success of prosperity in america. how flat on their back on this jobs report is the american middle class? randall: there are a lot of opportunities for jobs right now. there are something like two job openings for every unemployed worker. that is really quite extraordinary. there are a lot of opportunities out there. is everything equally spread, for sure not, but there are a lot of opportunities. tom: but 300,000 payroll is not fully employed care that is a real jobs inflation number. and i do not need a single point estimate. i know that is not your game. but you -- do you assume we go back to 270,000 non-farm payrolls? randall: remember, you are under 4%. you have not had that many periods of sustained under 4% unemployment. one of the iss