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Lockdowns have reportedly done very little to prevent coronavirus fatalities, hi, jonathan. >> good evening, gillian. during the early days of the pandemic, you had countries around the globe and even states here in the u.s. imposing a series of restrictions. they included closures of schools and businesses, bans on international travel and both voluntary and mandatory stay at home orders for everyone but essential workers. now, johns hopkins has published an analysis of data from multiple studi...

January but there has been relative calm over the last couple of trading sessions. yesterday, the s&p 500 rallied into the close ending high. the tech-heavy nasdaq also ended higher. and we got stronger than expected data which provides a boost to sentiment, the boost jobs report showing nearly elevated 2.9%, this results in people voluntarily quitting their jobs. there seems to be a mounting consensus that the economy is rising. thats the story. >> the quit rate includes tom brady, hes part of ...

That determine various restrictions on movement in the u.s. and europe only reduced covert mortality by an average of 0.2% and more stringent shelter and place orders reduced mortality but only 2.9%. the authors write that well this analysis concludes that lockdowns have had little to no public health in fact, they have imposed enormous economic and social cost where they been adopted. in consequence, lockdown policies are ill-founded and should be rejected as a pandemic policy instrument. the a...

Congress to act swiftly to pass a package of about $6 billion, about $3 billion will be for humanitarian aid. 2.9, i think, for military aid. and weve just got to make sure they have the resources they need. theyre pleading for it. and we have to recognize, this is not just ukraine anymore. this is the whole of europe that is at risk. its every one of those satellite countries around russia that are democracies that are at risk, and i think its pretty remarkable that with the chart you showed of...

They do hear, the bigger the impact on the economy. were already seeing that play out in the mortgage market. mortgage rates have gone up very sharply. six months ago, 2.9%, as you can see, going straight up. almost 4.5%. that means it will be more expensive to buy a home. breaking that down for you, the average monthly item that a 350,000 house is $243 higher today than it was six months ago. i think if you strap late that out across the economy, you can see how that plays out. >> thank you. ...

The congress -- about $4.7 trillion helping the american people recover from the coronavirus. our economy is clearly recovering and in my state we sent louisiana $550 million to help people with rental assistance and only spent 50. that tells me there is not a big need there. >> bill: okay. among your colleagues then what do they tell you about the natural forces of capitalism? you can look to some of these states right now in nebraska unemployment is 2 1/2%. thats awesome. and utah 2.7%. new ha...

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