What's going on, everybody, and welcome back for another episode of trivia. This is Trigger.

This is Trigger. It was number 441 here on Thursday, March 9th.

Let's get started. Uh, Joe Biden introduced his budget.

Oh.

Yeah. Which was late, I think, by the way.

Oh, very late. I bet it was, what? Did it have at least two to three trillion in deficits?

Well, you know, yes. And it was riddled in tax increases, I know that.

Huge tax hikes, you know, on capital gains, on companies, on personal income.

Republicans slamming the proposal saying it's dead on arrival, so that's good.

But it shows the bigger reason that I want to talk about is they haven't learned their lesson.

You would have thought that after they spent $6,000 trillion, a figure, you know, just unseen in modern times,

that they would realize, oh, wait, maybe our spending led to inflation.

Nope.

There's no, no self-recognition of anything that they did to cause all this inflation.

They still hold the line that inflation was there before Biden took office, even though

it very clearly was not.

Yeah.

I mean, factually, like, literally he takes over.

And then, like, two months later, it's just skyrocketed.

It's because they passed all that bullshit.

COVID, the COVID package.

And so, you know, it's crazy to me that they still don't realize it and just the basic economics of it.

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