Amy McGrath

It's like when he instituted a year ago his tariff policies.

It was almost like, oh, we're going to make money off of this.

We're going to be great.

But not understanding, no, Americans pay for this.

95% of tariffs are paid by Americans.

And it hurts everybody and it hurts our economy.

I feel like this is a similar situation.

where he's trying to justify this war and the economic pain that Americans are feeling.

78% of Americans right now say they are concerned about grocery prices.

Four in 10 adults who are over 50 say that groceries now cost more than what they can actually afford.

It's crazy.

I saw this article in Stateline this week that said that some grocery companies are actually, Ken, using these algorithms of personal data that they have.

When you go to Kroger or whatever your grocery store, they have a lot of personal data because they know what you buy.

And some, I'm not saying which ones, but apparently, according to this article...

Some grocery companies are using these algorithms and personal data to set prices for different people.

based on what they're buying, based on where they go.

Well, and this is some of the things that AI is changing for all of us, that we're going to have to get guardrails around in the future here with leaders, in my belief.

And then, of course, we have the president trying to put his name and his face on things that typically a president does not do, at least not while he's living.

You know, we put faces of presidents on our coins.

We put their names as memorials.