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It is very interesting conversation, check it out right now. >> dana: if youre upset at prices going up stay angry. economists surveyed from raised forecast how high inflation could go and how long. they expect an annual increase of 2.8% through 2023. thats the highest levels since 1993. if you look at some of these cost of some of the items. car and truck rental up 109%. gas up 58%. used cars up 29.7%. bikes up 10% and whole milk at 7.2%. >> bill: thats not good. you need to rent a car? >> dana...

Two people came down despite being vaccinated with covid-19. mike. mike: david spunt live in washington, many thanks. >> joining for reaction brian mudd, welcome. >> good to be with you, mike. mike: unemployment figures in 2021, florida 4.8%, new york 2.8% and california 8.3%. bryan, how do you assess the differences in those numbers? >> it all comes down to policy. theres no question that action taken by the state to reopen us and desantis did put lockdown in a few weeks but realized quickly th...

We may have 6 to 7% inflation right now. we have a 2.8 mortgage rate. thats a gap. they are looking at the pronoun and we have a 30deficit. they dont have a clue how to handle that, but they want to focus on this trivia. its characteristic of the left. they always want to be a culture revolutionary. they want to go back in the past and cancel people out and rename streets and buildings and universities and topple statues and change the language. thats what the soviet union did. the biden adminis...

Done something. because we have 2.8 mortgage rates, thats a gap. they are looking at pronouns and the same thing is true with the omb. we have a trillion dollar deficit, they will have a clue how to handle that. they do want to focus on the trivia and its also characteristic i think tucker of the left. they always want to be a cultural revolutionary but they want to go back in the posten cancel people out and rename streets and buildings and topple statues and change the language, and i think in...

National average of 2.8 workers per job. the chamber of commerce says south dakota, nebraska and vermont are struggling the most to fill open positions. happening now, two russian cosmonauts are in the middle of a 6 and a half hour space walk. theyre decommissioning an old module on the international space station. the walk will be the second on a series of excursions this is the sixth space walk of 2021 and first for these two cosmonauts. and take a look at this incredible video showing a teen ...

Loan forgiveness program saying they are taking a look at it. to infrastructure we will see where that goes. the white house indicating an early june deadline. we could be looking at democrats trying to go it alone on budget reconciliation. >> worker shortage plaguing the chamber of commerce warning it is only getting worse. the us had a record $8.1 million -- jobs in march with one.4 available workers per job, that is half the national average of 2.8 workers per job, south dakota, nebraska and ...

We never mandated masks and we have the fastest growing gdp in the fourth quarter. unemployment is 2.8%. the least amount of jobs lost and wages lost from any employee in the country. we used conservative principles we talk about. we talked about them for year. we did them. we are proving it worked. thats the story they think we need to tell about 2020. leadership has consequences. you look at democrat and republican states. they are growing and thriving what all of these leader dis. how it work...

Have the fastest growing gdp in the fourth quarter. at 9.9% in the country and unemployment is 2.8%. we have the least amount of jobs lost and wages lost from any employee in the country. what we did is use conservative principles that we dont talk about all the time. we talked about them for year. we did them. that is the story that we need to tell about 2020. leadership has consequences. you look at democrat and republican states. they are growing and thriving what all of these leader dis. -- ...

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Housing up three times. so on and so forth and on the right, this is a survey of what people think, of what business thinks inflation is likely to be. and you can see its sat very firmly at this 2% level for a long time, came down during the pandemic and has gone up to 2.8%. may not sound huge, but its going the wrong direction and going the wrong direction quickly. and lastly, what is also going to push inflation up going forward is the fact that consumers have a lot of money to spend. during t...