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the tree in another round of take appreciative acts but first, but first check out this except episode of hysteria with Alyssa Master, Monaco and Guesthouse jealous our say where they discuss Alex Jones Cuba, immigration reform and are joined by representative per MIL. You listen it's billion for Erin Ryan, who just gave birth to a beautiful baby girl a few weeks ago can rats to Erin in Josh, new episodes of hysteria drop every Thursday, listen and follow wherever you get your podcast, let's get to them is in a line that could have easily been about Congress. Joe Biden said quote these suckers or something else as he screeched away. Behind the wheel of an electric comer at the grand opening of Gm Detroit Assembly plant on Wednesday. The president then gave a speech where he sold the benefits of his new infrastructure law talked up positive economic.

caters and a new independent analysis that says his build back. Better plan won't add to the deficit or inflation through the leading rating agencies. A Wall Street confirmed today, not a liberal, think tank to Wall Street outfits that the economic proposals we put forward for the nation. the infrastructure law? We just sign the bill back. Better plan are being considered this week in cars I will not add to inflationary pressures in the economy. won't add to inflationary pressures, which there is no wine America working class trust more than Wall Street come along through the wood. funny applause line anyway. So the political backdrop here is that, despite really strong job growth, that is actually been revised, many months later, there's even stronger than we thought, despite strong job growth and the passage of a bill that will create, even

more jobs. The infrastructure bill binds approval ratings are in the shit, then by concerns about the economy and specifically about rising costs so anew whole from navigator, which is a democratic research? Firm shows a seventeen point increase since June. in the share of voters who say they are quote very concerned about the rate of inflation, including a twenty point increase among Democrats and the top concerns are the price of groceries. Then gas, then housing, ah Dan. How much control does the present actually have over inflation? A lot less than The president wishes in the public, expects the rest of. There is very little that the president can do with or without Congress frankly, to immediately stem. fashion? And we know this because this is not a unique premier. States costs are up all over the world. This has happened. Wobble problem.

Global problem. So it's not related to the american Rescue plan D back better bill which is not even passed yet or anything like that. There is very little that the President Our some things on the margin in the White House is doing those you can. You know, work and use the bully pulpit and the obstruction of the federal german it trying to unplug the ports to get more goods in faster, which will help with the supply issue. You can either the president just sent a letter to the effort to empty, see, trying to encourage an investigation into press gouging at from oil companies in a gas prices there. They? U can do there on the market at the bigger problem is causing. All of this is a truly unprecedented thing. It has been decades. We have dealt with inflation for on a prolonged basis in this country. Really not since this wait, seventies really eightys, but what we ve never dealt with before is pandemic inflation, where people's economic behaviors have changed. The economy and in some cases, come back fastening people thought other places less fast,

and you are people buying in our thoughts. Austin goes, we did an amazing job of explaining this last week, but this is a very. This is that there are several things interacting here. It's pandemic related, it's the infrastructure, the economy related. It is either so having abroad like a shortage of coal in China is impacting gas prices here, and so there is like this is very very hard because there is a. There are very few things. There's no magic button to push this no lever to pull, though immediately solve this problem substantively, which is always and in the way anyway, has just loves. Big big, big, proud on that, you have no power to solve. The people expect you to yes, always just that is the wheel house, yes, and one that is most Sicily correlated with your political success in May terms, and presidential elections correct, so Woody

think about the White House. His current approach to addressing people's economic concerns both from a policy standpoint. You mentioned some of the things there doing on supply chains on the price of gas or a mess Jeanne perspective ought, as that on the substantive some. I think they are doing all the things they can do in the very limited set of tools they have, and it is worth noting. The biggest most important thing you can do is get the pandemic behind us right. If you get people going out, you know is often said: buying citizens a set of just goods, it will relieve the pressure on products which will lower the cost it will solve in the supply chain issues, and so ultimately, everything as it has been true, since the day present I was inaugurated, is the best thing he can do for the economy. For the country,

politically, for the Democratic Party for the world is get the pandemic under control and they are doing all the cat. I was gonna say, and on that note they have instituted vaccine requirements everywhere they can. Some of them are in court. Now those vaccine requirements are working by all accounts. All companies cities places where they institute these facts. in requirements. You know you see headlines about a couple of people here and there refusing, but as a percentage of a workforce city or wherever. The vaccine requirement is its extremely high. These vexing requirements or work They have finally rolled out vaccines for children ages, five to eleven, so that process has started as well, which is really good news, and then I think the one thing has been tricky is the booster campaign and, I think, be binding illustration, the what this is all I get really annoyed by this because of the environment Frazier nor the White House- and I say the white

actually also mean doktor, faulty the nations top health advisor. And other scientists around the White House- all wanted to roll out boosters for everyone and a minority but vocal minority of public health experts disagreed and the journalists sided with the public health experts in the All these headlines about. Oh, that bind administration, is not listening to science because they politically I'll boosters well, where are we now we're in a place where the FDA is about to approve boosters for everybody, except now it's right before Thanksgiving when a bunch of people travelling makes me Madame that exists to say of IRAN. Surely one whose listen to this is already got your booster but get your booster? It is open it wherever you are get your booster, because the qualifications now are so bright. that just about any one can get them anyway and the FDA about their prove about to approve them. For everyone anyway, go get your booster. You do not want a breakthrough infections, don't listen to the fucking public health

nerds that have been telling you get like if you like, if you give up your booster suddenly that boosters gonNA someone in a developing country. That's not true! That's not true. We have boosters that we ve already purchasing have boosters that have already gone around the world. There is no difference between them has just one rant, but look that I mean this is. This is important not just to people's health, which is the most important thing but, like you said, this is important to getting the entire economy back on track by making sure but first of all the vaccinated people are vaccinated and then every one who got there first, two doses is fully protected from covert, which does require booster. At this point, because, unfortunately, rates are infection rates, kissed cases are going up again, as is to be expected in the winter yeah, with all the places they didn't get hit in the first wave that hit the self so about now, you're, seeing it in the MID West and the northeast, and that's what people had feared and unfortunately, the delight of on vaccinated people in especially in light of some of those midwestern states and that very danger

one thing that the assault was so from the message perspective. So we talked about Substantiv Lee beat the virus supply chain gas message wise. How do you think the White House approached is going well, I think just the important in this discussion is the message matters on the margins compared to the substance right our old friend David Axelrod once was, in the New York Times after we use either before right after we got, shall act in May two thousand and ten midterms it was a real lot of exports. People who frankly had if it was twenty one February had pocket spot, offering real advice about the failures of the Obama economic message, and that's it I said you know understanding that. Obviously we can and should do better, but you can't spin ten percent unemployment right. You can't spend five dollar gas price You can't spin increases and milk eggs are things that people late, and so

You can do better messaging, always but substances a hundred times more import. in terms of passage where there has been a real shift in the way I said I'd, say the last couple weeks serve in anticipation of the inflation of came out. I think that was last week. and certainly since then, which is being much progressive about talking about the things the president is trying to do to address people's concerns right, there's the stuff at the ports there is talking about. The investments in the bypass infrastructure deal that he signed on Monday. That will deal with inflation framing the element of his jobs and climate plan as specific ways, and that will help inflation. So now you were Mischief to recognise that inflation is here, people concerned about. It could be here for a while, So we now have to talk about the economy and our economic Plants is a way to address those concerns, as opposed to sort of Canada

missing them has done, as are the White House there, but a lot of Democrats have done for a while now tat. He was going to pass us by before too long What I mean by that I mean: how do you think Democrats broadly should be talking about the economy right now. Is there any helpful data they use? in that navigator, pole or other research who, I think the first and most important thing is except the reality that people care about in flight and- and they should right- we say inflation are you. A lot of people would be like. No one knows what inflation is. Inflation is a catch all for the fact that you're dollars go less far than they used to, because the costs of the things you need go up and that it oh yeah, rising prices, rising costs. But if we want to say that I am has been this sort of this strain of thought critically on Twitter, from Democrats and caresses, arguing that The media is hyping inflation and everyone's mad about a scene and story about Turkey, shortages and wolf. What's or has been going

to a absurdly highly prized gas station in D C and taking a picture of its weeding out. People are yelling about it and I get there, but let's try for us. I don't well, why wouldn't try? I know I know I know you're you're you're very fired up despite the fact that pressure Jack sorted, heaving last night. Around too I am, I am bringing generous spirit to this part. Gas luggage. Charlie nodes only after being a wonderful sleeper, just wakes up at one in the morning now and just cries just for no good reason, AIDS whenever that have Ebay, that's like sixty monthly progression and monthly. Here s, an here's ever you, Google sleep regression how many months something comes out at whatever age or child is. If you, Google, that Asia sleeping you'll just get that money that month, oh Ray three unhappily progression. Oh that's a thing here very they arise very helpful for parenting Eddie. How will it try to keep to independent but related thoughts?

in time. Yes, the media. Most of the media, is a terrible job covering this issue right, there's no contacts, there's no expert! many issues like. I would say that all the issues of the meat, is over exaggerating something to that. It looks bad for a party in power wow. What a shocker lucky to be sure. This is very complicated and, in others, a great story in the Washington Post. It's really breaks down all the challenges and threats and possible solutions of the kind indiscriminate most of what you get is gas prices. Egg prices Turkey's you can't get up and panic, and it's all

through this political framework about is inflation. Gonna Doom Biden has all that's all terrible, but that doesn't mean that people aren't really feeling it right. The sorts of things in- and I think the point of this it is- we need to pay politically more attention to is gas prices received just learning other term inflation, and certainly there are things whose prices have gone up, that at the grocery store like eggs and milk. That people- and I know there is a very large milk discourse which Tommy's very well informed us that I missed entirely Elizabeth Cahoots either. It's like everyone's very mad about IRAN's very met about family surgery river, that twelve percent family, who is clearly struggling with high prices, do not have the exact price of milk correct and so fuck them they're they're not running for fucking. President George W Bush. They should have been thankful for the child tax credit, but they were

and so get out get out of here. I guess that's what that's. What our reaction to people struggling is now, as the Democratic Party for the thing about gas price strike why the inflation heritage or heart is no wine covering politics are really working actively on politics was around, but last time inflation was a major political issue. Right but a former Carter AIDS a trying to figure it out the odds of instead it outside don't alive, shine in front of a gas lied in eighteen, seventy seven august- they probably it was up again. Station that Wolf butter took a picture. I actually I take it back worthless, sir, yes, you're right work, which has been taken their picture for thirty years sitting here. What are you? He takes a picture eagles vat returns of the cryogenic chamber in the situation. Room gets out of four everyday. Does. Does this program like that That's all you gotta look is good. It will as good as well. What's our while being whatever what what's areas? That's our. This is why they have

a gram ready for him for decades with anything about reference. That's an old reference. Now were only two: oh get gas prices, but you can read we this like this should be surprising when you think about gas price. You just isolate that for a second, which is, if you were to apply, increases in gas prices and decreases in presidential proven over the years. They write up almost perfectly, but you remember in two thousand and twelve gas prices spite you're heading into our re election campaign. We were in a medium internet campaign staff in the White House in the present do sort of breathing. and yet we're going through a pulse, the polling and the funding and like schedules for ads and all of this, and at some point, David Bluff, Arter, two thousand campaign manager and senior political visor in two thousand and twelve pipes just purposes. That's all well and good. Hi gas prices are an existential threat to the entire enterprise. Obama, who might have been paying passing

attention it's very possibly be checking is blackberry at the time the ass he had a blackberry, sorry, people were old, looked up and said what an existential threat to the entire enterprise and he was right like that people get out of our efforts, because that's the thing you can't go back on right like there. Certainly I give the present some days or how you can delay those or maybe not going your vacation risings. If you commuter work and because House House rises in the country are so fucking expensive, many people is very far from work. That is a fixed price in your life. You cannot and you feel it waiting ass air than you had the back. You do have to drive past it and see them a glaring at United and price of milk on a billboard and the grocery store and guess and guess who drives lots african Americans, most lotta people are driving. Here's thing like I was

2b. It is fired up as I am. I want to be a thetic towards people who are tweeting angrily about this, and I get it. I get that it is incredibly annoying to see the media seem like they, rooting for bad news for the Bite administration, all the time which it it does seem often and

when they exaggerate when they over hype, something you want to call it out. We do that all the time I totally understand the impulse, but, like people aren't concerned, we have to remember people aren't concerned about the price of groceries and gas, because a family on CNN gave the wrong price of milk or because Wolf Blitzer took a picture at an especially expensive gas station. They are upset with the price of gas and groceries because they have, I saw, and cars and a bank account with that's. Why they're upset- and you have to imagine if, if you were talking to someone in real life who came up to you and said that they were struggling financially because it's really hard fill up their car with gas and it's really hard to make the trip to pay for groceries every week. You wouldn't respond to that person by saying well the media's just lying to you. That's not really true, you would say. Oh I'm sorry, I want to listen. Tell me more about your problems. Tell me about how what you

struggles like tell me about how we can maybe fix that. That's how you would the somewhat in real life, you wouldn't start screaming the media. Allied to them and like what we know this, not because of anecdotal media reports that these things are high. We know this because of economic reports that we're getting month after month about rising prices and rising gas prices, which again any American can see as they drive down the street and that's a fucking gas station. I just like what are we doing really were supposed to be a party of working people who understand people struggles with empathy for people that is the core of the Democratic Party and now we're just like, like we're just going yell at the media about the stuff. That's crazy There is a lesson that everyone in politics can learn from. What I assume is the manual for being an olive guard manager which the customer is always right. Yeah, you you met here,

Will you as an issues like people? Yelling like voters, are stupid. Voters that, like voters are you we're all motor. If we're all it's all of us together, right like we are in a demarche, The only way this works is if we like, listen to each other and figure this shit out together. That's it. There is no other option. You gotta, listen to the voters, you gotta and again. This is not like. I think democratic elected officials including, and especially the Biden admittedly nationally. The hundred stretching totally understand us every tweet. Every comment from them. Every statement shows the bay totally understand this. It's just a lot of progressive commentators on Twitter MSNBC, who do not that's what

so there's other into that. I want to dig into their navigator pull, though, because I do think there were some interesting stuff in their like by fifty one to forty percent. Voters blamed the pandemic for inflation, rising prices over Biden in Congress, which does show that, like the message that buying a saying that like this is the pandemic, as you were saying, this is global. This is not just confined to the United States, like that is so ineffective message to to move people, but at least it's not like talking about people whom we have been right, it's all. Everyone has been duped into thinking that you know Biden, spinner binding. The Democrats have been these big spenders in Congress and that's why

have inflation? That's not what people believe. People actually believe that it's the fault of the pandemic, which I think is a good sign right and they hold the president responsible for fixing the pandemic. That's what he promised to do, and although these made great progress in life, the economy, there are limits to what he can do like. You can't force people to get roosters. He can't force there to be responsible governors and large red states, but he like he's Biden rises in falls with the pandemic, and the economy rises involves the pandemic and the other they do is they tested persuadable voters within the sample of a thousand voters and made a fine persuadable economic persuadable voters as people who disapprove of Biden on the economy but approve of his economic plans, so they like bill back better. They like infrastructure, but their anew

we would find in the economy and they they tested a number of statements on about why prices have risen in an extremely effective statement. The people believed was as the economy reopens and demand surges. Big corporations have taken advantage, squeezing consumers for profit and raising costs that everyday Americans face their corporate agreed as the reason american families and small businesses are seeing their costs go up very popular, statement. If you show voters positive economic indicators, good jobs, numbers gdp, growth jobless, claims that percentage. You think the economy is excellent or good goes from twenty. Six percent of Thirty nine percent so moves the needle a little bit, but not as much, and I do think that that statement about corporations being at fault here does point to a messaging opportunity for Democrats, which you saw with the president's letter to the empty see about the oil companies, which is like the President.

And Democrats have to look like they are fighting the forces that are standing in the way of recovery and those forces are greedy corporations and the Republicans who support them like that, something we could say, The politics is not that complicated people are angry and looking for someone to blame support them in the right direction. Right add so, and growth. What's a guess, point them at the milk family, it's so a very useful way. Support them is corporations who they do not like who are ill with there is the situation with corporations are making record profits. The stock market is at an all time. High at Americans are paying more at the pump at that. we're just or whatever else and so somewhere. It's greed is that it is courageous, not cause inflation, but certainly pass on the costs on a people's they'll. Take it out of the massive bonuses and profits and start by backs salesman

gets doing great they're doing great profits Aurora they are doing better than ever, and no one pointing it out which they love. I want to point one bit of caution at the telling people about the jobs numbers and all of that and hat inlet there is real risk and which is when you are movie people million from the excellent is with the numbers like this. It means nothing oh you're doing. Should people already with you to a different category. That is also with you right. We were, worried about are the people in that economic or social group or people who have moved away from Biden since the election in part because of the economy. Like that's, who were interested in and there you know- and so there were a lot of crap in two thousand and nine two thousand and ten about. Why didn't Obama do a better job of talking up the economy? You know they're, like Golden Donald Trump part of the deal business Man

he got huge economic programme because he always called it the greatest economy to our history. Well, yeah, that's true: unemployment was under five. It's easy do that when it's eleven right itself, but now like a decision that wasn't a guy got call on our part. To not talk up, the economy is weak, the voters about it. We talk to the customers about it and hear what Would you when we would tell them positive news about the economy while they were afraid of in their house of losing their jobs on a pointless at ten percent? Throw shit at the focus group moderator- I think this is. I die face this challenge. Every single speech. I wrote in those early years probably- and I love the way- doesn't twenty thirteen? There is a very difficult balance. If all you talk about is progress any brag about progress. As you said, you seem out of touch it

All you talk about his people struggles, you fuel pessimism and I think the way out of that is not just to see the president's job as reflecting economic conditions, but the president's job should be showing that he or she is fighting to change economic. missions and if all you are as a barometer of how the economy is doing today, it's never going to work out. You have to be a change agent yourself. You have to show that you are fighting to make things better. That is the way to get out of the. Do I sound optimistic or do I sound pets, pessimistic trap, which is a trap? I think right. It is action on behalf of the american people against the people causing the problem right. That can be Republicans. I can be corporations, but that if we were sitting in the White House right now, and we were looking at the polling. We were getting from the re election campaign of the Danes who were wherever else. Yes, you want to know what the overall settlement on the economy is.

ass? You want to know what your economic approval rating has, but what you really care about. Our some underneath numbers like focused on jobs or vote, and then that would be for us focused on jobs for is focused on it. Caught rising conservation would ever term used. Is that number going up as you do more stuff, you make it a bigger part of your messages, as part of the big problem here today is, as far as in for people to scan passively consuming political news. All they know that binds doing trying it frankly not succeeding to pass a very big. What end quote social policy bill, which seems in you have to dig pretty deep and be pretty engaged politics who understand how and why that bill would hope. You deal with the costs pressures that are making you so anxious right now, Yeah ads are one of the most important things to do, and all of this is get that build Dinah behind us because it is huge message blocker right now to actually be able to talk about the things people care about what you have done it you can use it as a

the point of the think you're trying to do. But as long as you're like putting mature mansion and we're dealing with the real and also their staff. It seemed like you're focus. This is the the jobs. Economic go, go, go back better bills some ways causing the same problem and that health reform calls for a bomb which, as they see fit the focus on something, and they don't think that thing is the thing that they are very worried about, and you got a sort of close that gap as soon as humanly possible And the one last thing I doubt is that we really should bring Republicans into the equation here and talk them a little and they're, giving us some some raw material, Rick Scott said that this is a gold mine for us about inflation,

and you know, a they are cheering on bad news and they want the economy to tanks or that Biden will fail. They are in the pockets of the greedy corporations that are doing this. They are voting against any single piece of legislation that might help people and help the help the pandemic end and healthy economy recover, and they want to take power in the mid terms and have absolutely no plan, no policies to fix anything so like don't let them off the hook. I do want to just tell me what this tunnel Trump statement that he put out yesterday to attack, which Mcconnell again I'm going to read this this. What I'm about to read comes on page to second half of the page statement, and I say that because it's very long- but there was a page in a half of bullshit before this before you get to this part people with the help of the.

news. Media have already forgotten about the horrendous Afghanistan, withdrawal and economy and jobs that are ensured was in so many other things. The good news is they can't forget about in full because it's hitting them right in the face. This is the broken old crows fault He could have one at all by using the debt ceiling, they were ready to fold now the Democrats have a big victory in the wind it they're back could have told us colonel is a fool and he damn well better. Stop their quote: dream of communism bill and key the senators in line, or he should resign now something he should have done a long time ago used that debt sailing like it should have been used. You old, broken crow to do so would hurt our country far less than this horrible bill. Thank you and good luck. I mean that man he should fuckin. Thank is lucky stars that twitter had a two hundred and eighty character limit, because that guy needs an editor. There are two things that I would like to.

ass. I like to bake american journalists. Not just this one is. I need an origin story of old broken crow like we're, that come from first with old, crow old crows like earlier in the week and the now he I guess: eating gun of detention for old cross now is train old, broken crowds, real crept round. My it's a real! These really zagging, whether it will say there is a well down. Well worn animal analogy for Miss Ricardo he's been a turtle on multiple piece of crooked mirth media merged. We are on the turtle eggs and we went with crop. Why does he think he looks more like a crowd is sharp oddly favourable towards turtles. Like I want to know, is that he's a branding in marketing guy, a crook turtle is old, need something new to keep people interested heating come up with total. So it's not his nickname. That's why you know he needs its own thing. We're like I, like that. That's a good theory by someone get some on this right. Lay ok, yeah, yeah, yeah! That's! Why does

We have investigated journalist. Yes, why does political have eighty seven morning newsletters if they can't answer this question suck you think I want it is. I want a profile of the person who gets called into the dining room, or a logo. It has these statements dictated to them It is like a sea, not a bad man after they had seventy martinis Alonzo Jets, typing type. He tied pink diseases worth with no editing and then no and they Elsie, they know how to which which words to capitalize, which are a lot of words daddy's. It has ended. Capitalize with no Reimer reason has a lot of air quotes around things for just no reason whatsoever like are the spear receive theories at the odd use of title case. Is most alike, be a coup d j? Kay Junior, like what I'd like when you do, yells admits? Mcconnell use the dead sailing you old, broken growth of its anyway. Don't forget the bats that still out there.

That's gonna, give me in the current for unavoidable coordination. Somebody is Obregon front. Worse coin, flip away from being president and twenty twenty five that for us and we can, we can choose not to ample, his statements, but that doesn't mean that they don't exist. Nor does it mean that he doesn't exist, nor does it mean that he is not in the lead for the republican nomination, so that finally got the keys are key points, execrate, good stuff, good stuff. When we come back, I will too to Senator Elizabeth, worn pod. Save America is brought you by Tommy John. The end of the year starts now and it's a mad dash to the new year. Almost people call the holiday season. Tommy John, of course, want you to know. It's also called the softness season. So go hard on that to do exist, but try to go easy on yourself.

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So I know you don't want to negotiate in public, but my question: do you trust Joe Mansion and curse and cinema to help get a bill past that will make a real difference in people's lives. I came to slightly refrain because early, I actually do want to be accurate here. I believe that if we get a bill past it truly will affect people's lives and a good That is very good and positive way. Will it be many things as I would like to get stuck in this bill. Now We already know that from what's coming over from the house. So I'm you don't look. I worry and I play and I shall than I Paul and I do everything I can possibly due to get us over the finish line to get plain landed whenever metaphor reusing here, but I

If we get something landed, the pieces there in there that I know are locked in their universal childcare and Universal Pre came home and community based care of prescription drugs, negotiation, not everything but but but right. Off the top insulin mortem, bearing the costs of insulin. Do you know how many million Americans that will affect I I used to do town halls where I would say a hold up your hand if you use insolent, if you're, mine and bunch people areas hit scary, and I take hold up your hand if you love someone who uses insulin and then we were like it, not any person, I think just cooperative have a friend.

someone you know who uses, and then we were two hundred percent, so I mention that one end. Those are huge and those touch families right where they live. There are others little arcane over country, glow more time, white Housing, John. Then you won't talk to war someplace between three and six million housing unit short in America. you don't understand what the price of the housing is high again. You know the folks living in here in this case? I tell you why you know what's going, but the truth is it's happening all around the country. It's happening in urban areas in rural areas, that price churches through the roof and it exacerbates racial inequality in our country. If you dont have a family that can help you with a down payment on a house its enormous, it exacerbates the

the operational inequities that what your folks goodbye is not we're, gonna be able to buy an and just trying to get in there and make a difference on these. So anyway, I won't go onto warm, but if we do get this thing, your cross, the finish line. It's gonna talk, people's lives. I saw you quoted in there that political peace on Cinema saying that you know you thought that she was at least negotiating in good faith. Do you feel the same way about Joe Mansion? I I don't think the weight of freeing the question is good faith, bad faith. I I think that you're, just different people, and that sentiment. Qana has her laundry list and are also do it. This way cinema has grocery blessed. says here are the things I want and she goes over I'll three and picks up what she wants over there and she goes down the aisle sex in the back and picks up, and she goes to Ireland

It's a damn, you don't have the debris and I wanted. I don't like this, but their work it. She gets to the check out counteragents braided ago showed mansion. It's a little different, He goes over the eye, all the baking Ireland says, I'm gonna think about way, then he's over the meat counter accidents like way. Where are we going? And why and We would not be successful at supermarket, sweep very got would happen, and I again I I'm trying not to be critical, because we have got to lay in this plain right, but there is a difference, and kind of between being driven towards. Let's, let's get this done and still kind of having to talk through some real basics. Ya know that make sense to me that, What it seems like from the outside is exactly what you're talking about us that sort of lines up I wanted,

but one thing it's driving me crazy. That I know is driving you crazy as well, which is why so many Democrats in the house want to use this bill to give rich people attacks cut by restoring state and local tax deduction. I get that it would help some middle class. Maybe upper middle class families that part seems fine, but you ve said you don't wanna go to wash and they help billionaires, cut their taxes, what do you want to see? The final preserves provision look like on salt. What would be like an Kay provision aside from obviously not lifting it at all, I'd like to see a section of salt, and then you look under it and what it has under it. Isn't it has a wealth tax. Billion multimillionaires. Can I do Whatever you want to call it all, you don't call it occurs.

Miss pony, ok, thing: you want to call it damn I mean come on. This is arch hands not only to do all the things I talked about like child care and make these investments in our future But also to put some will more equity in the system and the way we do that without free visas. I think of this three legged stool heart wine is: we need a wealthy man on the riches one tenth of one percent in America up part too. We need a minimum tax on these giant profitable corporal nations that tell their shareholders. They met a brazilian dollars and until the IRS not really we were just kidding, we need an hour s, That has enough money and enough of a wherewithal to be able to hire people, not just audit

poorest, Americans or even middle class families, but to audit those guys top who have all the complex financial dealings and who, according to the commissioner and the IRS cheating, is out of about a trillion dollars. So we do those three things two affects John it? It gives us the revenue we need so that we can pay for childcare and home and community based care and an expanded health care coverage and really take a walk on climate really make an investment there, but the second reason we did. That is because it helps make this system fairer than the ninety nine percent in America last year paid seven point two percent of their total wealth in taxes at top one tenth of one percent.

Paid about three point, two percent asking them to pay a little more. That's where this debate should be. That's you, that's what it should mean to be a Democrat. Do you think that at least we can get like an income threshold like I saw that Bernie wants to do like four hundred thousand in like difficult get something like that in the final bill. So look again, threshold better than no threshold. It all, of course, but to keep in mind you know which have basis is income. Is eighty three thousand dollars raised her head? He makes less than a public school teacher. Does in Boston Massachusetts and yet he could lose the incredibly lavish lifestyle without cashing any of his stock. In a bug by borrowing against his stock and living on that money, and then you know ice

his long term plan, is to pass this on to his heirs, where, because of another way, Poland, the tax laws their basis, swell jump up and nobody in the basis clan will ever have to pay taxes on this joint normous load of wealth. He can just keep growing that wealth and not pay taxes. You know and somebody to paid heed this country running ran evidently cannot basis this view as well. That's for that's! That's why I have middle class they'll, get out there and pay them

but the people who work for me all over I delivered people will do what he was gracious enough. What's she actually stepped up its guys. Thank you for making this possible for me, and my view is what about we, trade, you don't have to say thank you, but you do have to pay taxes at the same rate as your employees at that's. That's where, I would add seems fair. There is some progressive economists who say that, even though FED share Jerome Paulos Republican, these pursued a full employment monetary policy should get another term. You disagree. Why always start with? He did something that sounds like a Democrat, ok, but

No, what we can Democrat FED shareholder there. Let's talk about the things he didn't. Do this, like a Democrat, or at least the kind of democratic I'd like to see that job and that is pay attention to the other half of the feds job, and that is the regulatory port. I still remember those Greenspan years where, year after year after year or what did the first in the late 90s early, two thousand, where they just never a big one, never one that got a huge headline. They just be regulated little bit here we can the regulation they're open the loophole a bit more there, and then

PAL has been doing, and how do I know that will partly by reading the things that the FED has done, but also the fact that Little Brainerd has gotten out there in dissented two dozen times from fair actions, each time very calmly, explaining woe euro, letting the big financial institutions load up on more risk here, you're, making the financial institutions just a little riskier here and and thing? John? It's not like he. She takes two steps on the deregulatory side of them, one step to kind of tightened

little on regulations. Ah, it's been a hundred per cent in the same direction. Every action the FED his taken has been to deregulate a little bit more and it's kind of like a giant ocean liner. You know you move it. It's headed due north and remove it like one degree, ok, but you do that two dozen times and all of a sudden, your headed off in a very different direction, and the reason this worries me is the finished job is very much about monetary policy. You bet, but it's about making sure that we don't crash the economy, because that cause people their homes, their jobs, their savings and just to give you a little hint about some of the things that are really worrisome out there, the christian world.

growing like crazy right now and just pick one of the young tether. One of these so called stable coins that supposedly is backed up by dollars, so people can use it as an all, but I'm here this should remain of the money markets right from the cover what two decades ago, a decade ago, the money markets and the idea was none other these assets to back it up, and I was reading the other day that tether supposedly has something like sixty three billion dollars and assets. Ok, it's really good right that the back that nobody can find a nickel worth of what supposed to be back in if this isn't like a red flashing white, I know I know no regulation in this area. Pump in dumb. we have to now on

on and on and the banks are happen at the bit to bring this on book on the Big non bank. Financial institutions are now dipping into it again. It's it's. You need somebody at the head of the FED who says not good for any body except the guy's run them The winning end of a pumpkin dump, or some other fraudulent scheme, not good for any body not to have just some regulation over this. Some control over what's happened: some separation between banking and speculated in Crypto, and that's not a guy who is republic

can who doesn't want to regulate. So we need somebody out there who says I'm willing to pick up both to its monetary policy and the regulatory part. That's it. We me you have a few other asks out to Joe Biden. One is to use his executive authority to cancel student at the other two uses executive authority to pardon all non Ireland cannabis offences up. Why do you think he hasn't done either? Yet you know, I hope just he hasn't had time here, because these are both whirling good things to do, and they are good things to do. Gosh I gotta be an economic nerd for a minute. There are good thing to do because on student loans, at, for example, it actually holds back on tens of millions of people who cannot start small businesses who can't, by their first harms, who can't be full participants in this economy, and it also has a powerful Rachel

Justice issued to it all African Americans more likely to borrow money to go to college, far more money, whether in college have a hard time paying off when they're out of college same thing for lap mix up. When I give you one stand on that, we have a study now showing when you're out twenty years from college. If your white, and you borrowed money while you were in school. You know. Oh oh twenty years, on average, six per cent of what you original and barred partly was a damn twenty Harrison who stopped paying on this

I know, but end is in sight right if you black, on average, YO ninety five percent of what you borrowed when you were in school, and this is the single best opportunity for the present the United States to help close the black white wealth gap for people who have stood alone. Debt stroke of the pen marijuana. actually it's the same career issues. Are I want to expand the records and want to let people out of your nonviolent offender? All they ve got on is is marijuana charge like folks go states have changed. It was on this. We find we admitted this idea that going after marijuana, United WAR on drugs gateway drugs, we just realized it never made any since scientifically

and was a way to really engage in a form of up of oppression, of of communities of color and if we, if we just was just like people, expunged their records, let's let them I'll go back. To my first point, let me be an economic nerd. Bigger to participate in our economy is a better chance of getting jobs a better chance of getting. Emotions. They can apply for scholarships that would otherwise be denied them, in other words, what you best resources, a nation, it your people, these people who should be part of our economy, part of our society and the second is the racial justice element. The marrow Enforcement has fallen much harder on people of color and it's time for us to acknowledge that end just admit the error of our ways. And up turning waste, so there you Biden, yeah

further bar economy or racial justice just need your signature on two different pieces of paper, a group that it doesn't seem hard. As is you mentioned, these are policies that would disproportionately help people who are young black brown. These are groups that turned out big for Democrats in twenty twenty, not so much in the twenty twenty one off your elections. What lessons did you take from what happened in Virginia yeah and elsewhere. A few weeks ago, as you look forward to the between twenty two midterms up, we need to deliver on our promises. that's number one number two and number three another fortnight wants areas. We need to talk about what we we would do and look I wanna be fair here. We have done part of it, keep in mind. What's the first thing we did out of the gate

There are vaccines available everywhere and yes, our part. This is because of the research that was done during the Trump administration. Let's get credit and the CDC folks who are helping make all this happened. My pie, Golly President Martin came in, he showed we can make government work and push those back. means out wrapped up that manufacturing made available everywhere, good under corner drugstore now and You can now get a boost or right you can get it for little kids, all the things you wanted. It second thing is: we ve got the childhood poverty rate and half conscious of its identity. Can we have cut the child poverty rate in half the child tax credit and making it refundable and making monthly. and again also government working at the Irish said. Oh, my gosh it'll take us for years to put that together and

The administration really bore down on them in the space of two months. They ve got this. Got it up and running in the Czechs go out and their kids today who conducted spoke as mom could buy shoes in winter coat kids who get to put his maiden God in eighth grade band. I mean it just gives me goosebumps right. There are their arc heads whose families, just it just have a little more margin up. We cut the food insecurity rate in this country with those child tax credits. So that's what we ve done,

now we're working on the rest. It is we just pass the infrastructure built roads, bridges, we're gonna, get broadband out there. We should take a victory lamp on then we gotta get b, B B bill. That matter landed so that we can do trial care, so we can get out there and talk about it, but we ve also got to make all parts of government work and that's why I keep pushing forward on the to do list mop. Four President Biden cancel that student. Wonder you can do this and get rid of these marijuana convictions. Then this is not making us stronger country, it is under cutting our economy and its undercutting risk justice in this country. I feel like you, and I have always been in the good policy. Is good politics camp that if you can make government work, if you can deliver the on things that will tangibly improve people's lives, the politics will fall.

Obviously, the by an administration and and the Democratic Congress has not done everything on it to do list, as you mentioned, but clearly the american rescue plan they ve sent out checks if cup child poverty, you just list all the wonderful things they done, and it has not done anything for Joe by his approval rating or the appropriating of Democrats in Congress, and you know People argue that, maybe you know running on policy accomplishments is, is not the weighted it may be, the our politics have become all about culture, wars and identity and and people are focused on sort of the economic benefits of their getting from government. What what do you think about that? Well, luck, Do I think the Republicans are really good at throwing up cultural WAR Hecht Ass, I watched him, do it and- and it's almost like, we don't work from having watched him do this. Do you remember care Van Gogh yeah, they never have been Everley showed up an image. Suddenly

Do you have any way rex more either at all, then? What's like we get into the countdown to the election and it's nothing but caravans all the time neurons? Somebody was telling me they saw something about. You know like in the. I won't get this right on the details, but why can the fourteen day before the election. The New York Times when a front page story with the weren't caravans and at length. Twelve all kinds, oranges, all the time it was everywhere and then, as soon as the election was I never heard that it again. So obviously those guys have a skill that we have not been good at counter now. Part of that, maybe because we don't stand up and the B S whistle, often enough and just call em out just made it had awning just say it: you don't know what you're parking about in your wrong? I'm sick of the races dog whistles call amount from what they are, but I didn't part of it. He is weak.

beat our own drama of Man and, for example, how do you childhood party in here I stand in front of audiences in blow Massachusetts right. My via these are my my folks right. My my aim here I sit up this summer in town Hall after Town Hall and said so. What's with what we ve already done, and I mention the vaccinations and heroic. Oh you how you neither do. We have vaccinations, but you forget how where did they come from and then the second part I say we got the childhood poverty rate in half and people would look at me like what how do we do that? and then you remind us how the pieces fit together? We ought to focus on the things that we think are important in that it means to be a Democrat, and then we are upheld until they wake you up in the middle of the night as a joke, John. What

grants do it. You'd be holistic, rattled childcare man, they cut the childhood barbie rate. Have I think, when that day comes, then we can have the conversation about whether it culture, wars that really drive the electorate or whether it's good policy that affects people's lives, but don't tell me that us what oh job of selling culture wars verses of aid? stand back in the shadows and just think people will notice that good things happen to a bad job of talking about what we're doing. That is not a fair comparison between which one really managed people. That's my destiny. What are you in Britain Bailey doing for Thanksgiving, so we're gonna be at home. Family Bailey is talking about Turkey burrito you know he's in there,

he's ready for it up we're gonna have some family over of Braces brother and sister from down imps glimmer than you know will have different folks ever to have our kids in I must I miss in New England Thanksgiving? It's really beautiful, I have to say in all the twenty relays, I'll come back exact picnic when you're welcome any time. In fact, if you why com I do sweet potatoes, it Thanksgiving marauding, grow up it do it. You wrote negotiators but why should I was on top, and you got at least one hour to chance that when I get ready to tell him all forget about them and set on fire, and it s a little extra drama target. Some excitement. I like a viper Elizabeth warrant. Thank you so much for joining positive. as usual, have a wonderful thanksgiving, and I would like to use him. Ok, you have found his party America

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Well, timed and re them on a scale of one to four politicos, John and Dan. Are you ready is I'll ever be borne ready, all right we're going to start off with some heat from the New York Times nor we'll titled democratic panic, it should go into shock under this is gonna. Do this one? Is the gloom and doom pays about Democrats, various worse? Here's the court, the worst thing that happened: Abiden was the Democrats winning two seats in Georgia, every the expectations among summoned his party that they could go left legislatively, while the political sun was shining when in reality the political math was not there all right and he gases as to who wrote that yes, so this is with interesting about this hotline. Josh treated this out right, but it was not a hotline Josh story, it was a Tom.

Sell story in the New York Times. Tom Atto, who is quite bright, very good on politics, he's been a guest in the wilderness, He was quoting some random political scientist somewhere. I never heard of yes Bruce Kane from Stanford, which is even which makes even more egregious is as it takes unlike you're, not some political report who writes a newsletter for them. Your fuckin political scientist, where what is that I mean, I guess I guess in in in defence of this, take you would say well, he was saying what was best for Biden purely politically was was this scenario and not from a substantive point of view, which we were all say. It will, of course, it's great there. We won Georgia because we have all these judges and we get the american rescue plan pass and get the infrastructure bill peasant mega Bilbil better passively. Yes, of course it with great that we won Georgia, but anyway, damn what it. What do you think

too much well. I wouldn't give the overall time answer peace, three, what today's wanted to Why that's? We that's me was it sigh? That's like a positive take. That quote is incredibly end and it is one of the problems and I was a political science major. I have the set many places when I went into the dance at a real pause after that wiki. What he was waiting for, applause work is I was the place is always at my head, it's a bit of a problem, but is a technical and american government, major that's what Georgetown causes, but I was trying to go with the flow here sure. So anyhow, but that aside love political scientists

what wriggle out of their books, but asking them to provide analysis of how politics is working in the moment is kind of like getting NFL commentary from fantasy for food right leg to separate that they really very little hate mail from political scientist. I know prevailing. I love it is like fantasy. Football is a very important thing. I play a lot of it. It is over here and there actual. What is happening on the field is over here. What is happening like in politics in the moment is hard to be analyzed by people who are looking at it in the broader spectrum, thinks, and that's how you end up with the other day waigel called this on twitter green room Brain Year, which is you try to think of some clever. Take to say, like there are lots of good local Cyprus is totally wrong. I'm already awaiting the hate here by the it's not a great isn't it should not be the only way to do it

in writing. A politics make sense and I will save for that rate. For all the reasons we talked about. I will only give this one politico, because I do think that the true spirit of take appreciated is to give for politicos takes that, were we I intended to trigger anyway, and this one just seems like it was dumb aright. Well, let's see how this one does it, from CNN analysis. Americans aren't feel relief from bindings, big Washington victory, of course, Biden, origin. Past the bipartisan? shut your bill on Monday. It is currently Thursday here's the cloud Maybe someday Biden will be remembered in the same way as Ex President Dwight Eisenhower, the architect of the Interstate, a highway system, but it won't help is party and. I am for the mid term elections next November. I have to say that the

line is even worse than the than the lead, which is not quite as ever. The headline is this is the correct way to yell at CNN about the idea that the guy, since the bill into law you feel in relief yet where the fuck and roads girl you just signed the bill, I don't see new roads yet why bridges still broken. I just thought you had the signing ceremony five minutes ago. That's nice could take. Who who do we think growth that yeah who's the author? Stephen Collinson He loves, leaving how bad take. That's all Forty one of my favorites I wanted this one, only one politico beak inheres why both things are sort of true which is, it is stupid as everyone feeling at yet. It is also going to be very hard for people to feel the impact of war.

scale infrastructure projects before the mid term elections, which is why the other bill, the jobs climate bill, is so much more work and I'm gonna give it to because, while Collinson with more responsible in his lead, I do have a vendetta against the headline writers everywhere, and I think it's time that their held into account there. If we we hold them accountable, surfing limited it yeah, I'm gonna, lines are part of a game that stroke. That's true. We are at it and I would say we we give your example headline writers aren't social media age, one thousand times more important than the people who were at the articles. Then the journalist get really mad that it's a headline they'd and right in the electoral get him out of them. Unlike don't go, go down the hall and talk to the headline, redder, yellow that person. Now, if you want to rank the importance of people in the newsroom in this day and age, it is the first in Georgia. Social media account first

Am I right or second and then way down the line or the people up, and that sad? I like the articles, but that's just how it is. I would say: hey guys like this one so that's nice, one is from the pole. Goes our censure story there. A lot of takes about this one out there for a context, Arizona, congressmen, Paul goes archway late. A third anime video himself, killing air sea and attack, and Joe Biden and yesterday House The crisis in a couple of Republican censured goes are ensured them of his committee assignments. A commentary This included from the Wall Street Journal was wise justice stupid cartoon, but I'm to go as something a little bit subtler. So let's go to access titled, Democrats, brace for palliation over goes our censure. Here's the quote why it matters the speeches that

proceeded. Wednesday's vote illustrated how an effort to hold a member to account only exacerbated the divide between congressional Democrats and Republicans. Then you start this one age. I love the why it matters section of access, because it's like it idea they came up with before they even started. migration and they have been stuck with it to re, explain what was in the previous paragraph in the most basic Conventional wisdom, Firth, going on five years now. It is just amazing, spell this one is skits. Three politicos. And there is a real arguments they keep this up there. We need maybe like a separate YO scale for various things like gave it take, as is under a certain number of words. It gets an Ex Yugoslavia that the driver DUMBO Don brevity or whatever

religious. It's like this is so typical of our country, which is a republican tweets out you say a doctorate, anime villages even read the words. The likeness repeat the words that a republican cars- I tweeted out a doctorate enemy, video with him, killing Democrats and actually take us. Why that's bad for Democrats, it's it's the it's. The entire story of the last two decades now, Working party move further. The right gets more more extreme, and if Democrats don't respond than Democrats, Sir, you know scared cow It's for not responding. If they do respond, they have exacerbated the divide, hey. I know whose exacerbated the divide- Paul, fucking, goats, probably who did it? That's probably who invest where there are also put the who exacerbated the divide? Maybe all of the report. Dickens, minus Lithuanian, Adam kissing her, who decline censure him. Maybe they exacerbated the divide by not even saying that

what he did was wrong, not even saying what he did was wrong. I don't know be smarter. It is worth noting that for the Wall Street Journal take that it's just stupid cartoon that it's not just the stupid cartoon mean Paul goes. Our has had a cry The history this year, including had lining a white nationalist, gloves, These things happen in a vacuum: Gmos you're fine, allow rating. Go when you got three and a half strong, fallible Attica, I must go back to the New York Times for this next one I'm shriek I saw this. This was by far the most requested take from yesterday requested take titled want to save the earth? We need a lot more Ilan mosques, so I miss this you'll enjoy

there's, a baseball com, twenty six and climate change and to understand the following quote. You first needs to understand that the writers sets up a dichotomy between mother Earth and what they call Father profit. So here is the clothes we all do. Harmonised, the global economy only when Father profit and risk taking entrepreneurs produce transformative technologies that enable ordinary people to have extraordinary impacts on our climate without sacrificing much. In short, we need a few more Gretta thunderbirds and a lot more Elon musk and he gases. For the author of this. This is a care, a carefree Tom Friedman. Can it corrects, ah without

even when I did it without the cab Lee that's great. I have to say I'm gonna give this for political, because, again, in the spirit of take appreciate her, this would like to say you know what to really of climate change, we don't just need government action, but we actually need the private sector to get involved and some technology innovation from the private sector could ultimately make a huge difference and how this ends completely fine undersea. I agree: that right, but it was written in, awaits purely to trigger people who don't like you on mosque in a way that only Tom Friedman can do for politicos. I will also give a four photos. Tom Friedman beep her spoke again as we know, when you tell someone to be better, it works. That's it work? When I heard to be better like I should be better arrogance, a lover max out political writing, not bring us to our final piece of the day.

This may be another one where the title is better than the Wade from Washington Post opinion. A trump candidacy in twenty twenty four would threaten his own legacy Our idea is the club if he runs again in twenty twenty four Trumbull, almost certainly capture the GEO P nomination, but he risks losing. November permanently derailing his movement and cement. Being a legacy of disgrace. How Trump is remembered by her Three hinges on his willingness to clear the way, but would you again can we do? I guess, on the authority here, I'm going to gas. Henry Orson does a good job and gas, but now is it huge you it is not

it's definitely. This is that this is some Fuckin Vienna, ten dimensional chess here of someone who doesn't like Trump but doesn't want. Oh I'm gettin trouble with Republicans and try and something that is not very smart, an agreement is very big macs boot right. It is not, though, MAX boot is in the runners up lest forward this segment. Today he was. He was at last one day, Martinez and nor is it governing Parker. It is not. What is it a regular Washington post com? Does anyone know any one whose irregular wash unopposed columnist it's a contributing columnist? Does the tough now Mary could be anywhere. do I give a girl who is at its Gary Abernathy, never heard of that person? Not a clearer that definite about what about sorry Gary, what is Gary Jordaens yearn Hewetts Burner account. That is there Run dissenters renders, into its run,

move. The latter's around its item riddle Lord Voldemort situation. That is just Beckett's. Why? One one political over that It's just that. We see anyone there, it's transparent, it's not even it's not believable die great care whoever you are and if you're a real person try harder guesses. only if we were to try harder than immediately try aren't good takes bad takes. What are you going to say appreciated to accession It takes a logical begging for joining us beg euros with one, and for joining us. Everyone have a great weekend and we will see a next week by everyone pod. Save America is a crooked media production, the executive producer. is Michael Martinez. Our senior do sir, is anti gardener? Bernstein are produced is hailing use in Bolivia. Martinez is our associate producer, its mixed in edited by Andrew Chadwick, Kyle said one is our sound engineer. Thanks tiny, so Maneater Sandy Gerard Housekeeper, Madison

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