that is what we saw _ tackett 's. —— taxes. that is what we saw at — tackett 's. —— taxes.nd that's what he's _ we saw at the beginning, and that's what he's saying now. i think had he stuck— what he's saying now. i think had he stuck to— what he's saying now. i think had he stuck to that lie all the way through. _ stuck to that lie all the way through, there is a decent chance that inflation doesn't spiral out of control— that inflation doesn't spiral out of control next year and rishi sunak will look— control next year and rishi sunak will look rather good. he can say this is— will look rather good. he can say this is what— will look rather good. he can say this is what he said was going to happen— this is what he said was going to happen when liz truss's tax cuts when _ happen when liz truss's tax cuts when ahead, and here i am. the problem— when ahead, and here i am. the problem is— when ahead, and here i am. the problem is he's flip—flopped quite a lot and _ problem is he's flip—flopped quite a lot and as _ problem is he's flip—flopped quite a lot and as soon as liz tr

as well as their home and business, sandy tackett�*s family lost their three dogs in the fast—movingt was the sweetest dog ever. much of the devastation is still under water and there are fears that as the levels go down, more victims will be found in the debris. we do know of additional bodies that have been recovered but we cannot confirm those deaths at this time. we have hundreds of millions of dollars of damage, hundreds of people displaced, but we are moving and moving fast. the national guard has been brought in to help with the rescue operation, scouring the area for survivors and delivering much needed supplies. a state of emergency here means that there are extra funds from the us government and heavy equipment to deal with the clean—up. urban search and rescue teams have been deployed to the region from out of state. i don't know that it's people at their worst, but in their worst situations and we are able to provide assistance to them and provide reassurance and help them and the appreciation that you see from those people is the thing that keeps us doing this. this is t

if more than offsets the increase in revenue that we get from raising tackett's from the inflation reduction will offset the spending. that is how you get the deficit reduction. host: to sam in rome, georgia. on the line for the democrats. caller: good morning and thank you for c-span. my question is this, so my gop comrades that are out there. with all these accolades for trump in the economy. help me understand, when trump came into office, did he not inherit a good market? bush inherited a bull market from clinton. the first few years of democrats administration is cleaning up from republican administrations. can you talk about those transition economies and can you also talk about which economy has reduce the deficit the most since the clinton years? guest: that is a really good question. the idea of what kind of economy inherited is fascinating. obama inherited an economy and absolute freefall. he took office in january of 2009 when we lost something like 850,000 jobs. that's not an exact number but it's in that ballpark. an economy and absolute freefall. over the course of his eight ye