You and me and everybody else living in this country are feeling the pain.

And the media can try to ignore it, can kind of mitigate it. It's not going to work.

This is the biggest disaster I have seen for a president since the Jimmy Carter gas line

situation in the 1970s. So those of you were around back then, you know, you had to wait in

long lines just to fill up your car. And that sunk Carter. Now, Biden, you know, it's nice

he's going to the party and I'm glad he's in the spirit. but maybe you want to make a statement to the people

about the roaring inflation, maybe just a little, because the last time that he'd said anything

was more than a week ago, and here it was. Go.

It's a real bump in the road.

It does affect families.

When you walk in the grocery store and you're paying more for whatever you're purchasing, it matters.

It matters to people.

When you're paying more for gas, although in some states, we've got the price down below three bucks a gallon. But the point is it's not gone down quickly enough, but I think it will.

I think it will. Based on what? Based on what? I mean, you're promoting legislation that would spend trillions of dollars.

What do you think those dollars are going to

come from? Not for me. The Treasury Department is going to print them. All right, print more money

to give to your administration so you can give it away to people. That's inflationary.

Now, I don't think Joe Biden knows anything

about economics at all. I don't think he knows anything. Surely he couldn't stand up to an

interview about it. But this is just, okay, you don't do anything on a Tuesday. Nothing.

You go to a party. And we have record-breaking inflation

and people going, what? What? Because working people, most working people, don't have

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