This is CBS Eye on the World with John Bachelor. Here's John Bachelor.

The price of milk in the Keystone State. I welcome Selena Zito of the Pittsburgh Post Gazette,

the Washington Examiner, the New York Post, writing for Western Pennsylvania. I represent

Eastern Pennsylvania. We're both Keystoneers, and the price of milk is vivid in my memory.

From a life magazine article in the 1960s, where a family struggling with the cost of living,

accidentally broke a glass gallon of milk, and that week's shopping and life magazine's

editors presented this as a blow to the family. Here we are decades later, and Selena,

a very good evening to you. Bydnomics, the campaign trail, we're all addressing that in Pennsylvania,

but the price of a gallon of milk. Fortunately, I've read your piece, and I know approximately

what a cost. Otherwise, I couldn't have done it. What does the price of milk represent

to the people of Western Pennsylvania looking at a presidential year? Good evening to you.

Good evening to you. I think the price of milk actually is a very, is sort of the symbol,

the tipping point of how people vote, because it's the sort of heart of the American families

diet, right? It's a staple, but that staple has gone up. I believe I don't have the story in front

of me, at least over a dollar, maybe two in the past two couple of years, and nothing else has

gone up to sort of cover that cost. It's just an example of everything going up,

but people's wages aren't going up. So the cost of milk, the cost of gasoline, the cost of just

your very basics to keep your family healthy, and eating well has just escalated. But again,

to my point, so is the cost of energy, electricity, gas to heat your home. We're going to get

into that season pretty quickly, and also to use your car. It has been remarkable to me to watch

the Biden message completely miss that this is an important factor to voters, and that this will

drive their decision as to how they vote. Right now, American families are really, really struggling,

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