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Dollar, how much work you want? its a fair question to ask. how much should they pay? bottom 50% 2.9%, its a fact. how much more should we pay? is us an answer. >> i never knew the amount of wealth growing up in illinois, never knew we are not liking to california and youve got people in silicon valley making a ton of money my only wish is they pay it forward for americans in illinois have the same opportunity is out of business and grow business -- they are knocked out. theres the left behind. ...

Its a fair question to ask. how much should they pay? bottom 50% 2.9%, its a fact. how much more should we pay? is us an answer. >> i never knew the amount of wealth growing up in illinois, never knew we are not liking to california and youve got people in silicon valley making a ton of money my only wish is they pay it forward for americans in illinois have the same opportunity is out of business and grow business -- they are knocked out. theres the left behind. dan: how much worse? how much mo...

>> dana: thats saying something. >> but hes confused. >> dana: i got it. austin -- >> the highest growth rate under donald trump was 2.9%. before the pandemic. >> dana: okay. >> [overlapping talking]. >> dana: if we are adding the pandemic we need another 20 minutes and they wont give it to me. >> i am not adding the pandemic. before the pandemic. he had the slowest growth rate. >> the poverty rate was the lowest. >> dana: will get fired if i dont let you go. talk to you later, thanks. >> john: ...

It is time to ring the alarm bell. if you take the commitments made until now by member states in their so—called negotiations, we will still get to the end of the century with an increase of temperature to 2.7— 2.9%. so we are on the verge of the abyss, and whether or not you are on the verge of the abyss, you need to be very careful about what the next step is, and the next step is cop26 in glasgow. nobody has the right not to do everything possible to make cop26 a success. anna macdonald ...

Willie, true whether its 2.7 or 2.9, this game were playing about who won or who lost i think misses the point and thats the problem because people need to know what were doing and democrats dont tell people what were doing, i think this is a trap we fall into it, every republican voted against the child tax credit and thats the difference. >> the difference between nancy pelosi being speaker in 2023 and kevin mccarthy is going to come down 20, 25 moderate to conservative swing districts, how ar...

That prices have gone through the roof. brian: someone should talk about inflation because if youre worried about both people say why am i getting less and paying more when i go shopping? who did what and whose responsible, and by the way, morgan stanley now predicts the economy will grow annually by just 2.9%, instead of 6.5% real quick on that? charles: yeah, they dropped their number four times in the last four weeks. weve got some problems here. people have to eventually get back to work. i ...

Variant has hurt the pace of recover iy or jobs growth. disruptions to the supply chain are major concern. and morgan stanley slashed its forecast to just 2.9% citing pressure from bottlenecks in the supply chain and the end of stimulus inspired spending. the bank expects 5.6% growth for the year. still strong growth but they are looking for something happening in terms of crimping the growth in the quarter because of the delta. and speaking of bottlenecks, general motors will temp temporarily h...

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