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A war in ukraine, in a matter what they tell you. february 2021, a year after the corona pandemic began at a year and month after trump left office, the average price of gas was $2.50. since then it has continued to rise. by last november, months before the russian invasion, the per gallon average was $3.39. no, the war in ukraine did not do this, putin did not do this, putin did not by the way sanction himself. energy inflation is a direct and intended result of white house policies. the whole ...

Democrat party always says theyre for the minorities. minorities and women, especially single women are hurting so much right now, they are hurting so much. it is not that long ago they were living and you trump economy where women an minorities were seeing wages increase. they are taking night of it it is little things. easter is april 17th. if my kids see the segment, they go are you bringing this basket home, mom? pete: im not. rachel: talk about how expensive things have gotten. so cadbury e...

Items in store or curbside. best buy holding a last-minute savings event. deals on tvs, laptops, and appliances. some items available curbside within an hour. and theres always old reliable. >> my advice to the late christmas shopper is number one, dont panic. there is always the gift card route. these days you can just email those gift cards right to the person youre trying to give it to. >> reporter: this year, a $50 doordash gift card will cost you just $42.50. proof procrastination may pay o...

>> it is a huge punch in the gut but affects the lower and middle classes more than the upper class so that is why you see such this role reactions and the lets go brandon chance around the country. carley: who this inflation is impacting, are you concerned if somebody sees a can of your beer at grocery stores, $2.50, now it is $2.75, they are not going to buy the beer which impact your business. >> more cost-conscious as inflation continues to rise. todd: as someone who goes to the store, im lo...

Steve: i mentioned this a minute ago. i was picking up something for my wife yesterday, a little pint of heavy cream used to be 2.50 was $5 yesterday and i had to go to two dinner stores. ,last time we talked to you, your customers at the unrine in temperature store had to wait at least six month to get their stuff. is anything any better because joe biden said about a month ago its all hands on deck. >> if we can do anything, i just want to ask uncle joe to just not give us any more help. just ...

At-home tests or a pcr test are in fact being linked up to a database so we know in realtime what the actual cases are in the country. and i think we dont have that. and by the way, those at-home tests, we need to be sure that they get omicron and also that theyre cheap. having them at $12.50 a test is not a way to get people to regularly test and quarantine if they test positive. >> dr. shah and dr. emanual, you both provided important points and items that hopefully our covid task force folks ...

>> until "alice" there hadnt been a single mother in a low-income job. >> now, i know this is asking a lot, but i need ten bucks a week extra to pay for tommys braces. >> you know the refrigerators on the blink and ive got to come up with $800 just to replace it. >> fighting for health care. fighting for benefits. >> the refrigerator comes first! because if i close down, youre going to be out of work. and if youre out of work, you cant buy food. in which case tommy doesnt need teeth anyway. >> t...

She has parkinsons and dementia hurting her hand and face. >> we worry about her falling, accidentally taking the wrong medications. >> reporter: lolly works 50 hours a week caring for client just the family fills in the gaps where they can but finding additional care is almost impossible. >> we are in a serious crisis. we are short by at least a million workers today. >> reporter: why is it so hard to find people to fill the positions? >> it is multidimensional. one is because the job is extrem...

Prices and gasoline prices, and i do think by early next year, certainly by the spring, they will begin to mod rate, so, you know, it feels really uncomfortable. >> yeah. >> i was looking at gasoline at about $3.50. thats pretty high. i expect it to be back closer to the spring by the spring and back closer to $2.50 a year from now. >> that sounds good because last year it was 2-12 at this time and now were approaching $3.50 a gallon. always appreciate your expertise. >> a federal judge throwing...

Now he wants to use that energy, that oil that i bought at a great price different should be used in cases of emergency. he wants to drain it so the prices come down. judge jeanine: even he said it will save about 18 cents a gallon. >> i could get that down within 6 months. ill bet i could get it down to $2.50. judge jeanine: dont he know how to do it? >> i dont think he does. you get down many dollars. you have to let the oil companies go back to work. they ended leases. they ended anwar becaus...