President Biden shifts his messaging on the economy and inflation.

How will the White House tackle pocketbook issues like rising food and fuel prices?

And will it change voter opinion of his handling of the job?

Unfortunately, the prescriptions that he has teed up aren't really going to fix the problem.

I think they could make inflation even worse.

I'm Daily Wire editor-in-chief John Bickley with Georgia Howe.

It's Wednesday June 1st and this is Morning Wire.

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As record high inflation and gas prices continue to drive President Biden's approval rating to new lows,

the White House has launched a month-long campaign to shift the national conversation on the economy.

Here was more on the messaging shift and how the president will look to regain support

among voters dismayed by his handling of the economy is Daily Wire senior editor,

Cabot Phillips. Cabot messaging shifts for the White House aren't rare but this one stands out.

What's different here? Yeah, this is a bit different. Presidents do often look to control messaging

on key issues but what makes this case unique is just how blatant the White House has been with

their intentions. Multiple administration officials have signaled this week they're aware that

the state of the economy is costing them support ahead of the midterms and they want to shift the

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