Hello and welcome to the Byron York Show, the no-chit-chat podcast we'd like to get right

into it.

And what we're going to get into today is Joe Biden's search for enemies, uh, stymied

by inflation, frustrated by inflation.

He is now looking for enemies and he's even looking beyond Vladimir Putin.

So how many times have you heard the president, Joe Biden, uh, blame inflation on Putin's

price hike?

That's a quote, Putin's price hike, you don't, you don't need to do an exact count.

He's done it a lot.

He does it a lot.

The problem, of course, has always been that inflation, including energy inflation, began

well before Vladimir Putin invaded Ukraine in late February.

We discussed this in an earlier podcast, remember, there was a Washington Post article published

November 12, 2020.

So that's just days after Biden was elected two months before he took office.

And there were conservatives in the article predicting that the price of gas would rise

to $5 a gallon once Biden became president.

Now the Washington Post tried to debunk this, they tried to poo poo it, turn out to be true.

And the prediction was based not on this, uh, some sort of, uh, supposition that Vladimir

Putin would declare war on Ukraine, it was based on Biden's proposed policies.

They're just been a presidential campaign.

He was saying what he would do and a number of conservatives were saying, well, if he does

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