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jenkins in washington on the search for common ground. peter doocy on a pitch to force a deal and a patriotic millionaire, what theyre pitching to get a deal. how we make ends meet. because were far from doing that, arent we? lets get the very latest from griff jenkins in washington with more on this spending show down. griff? >> happy tax day, neil. it appears a dangerous game of chicken is being played with the worlds largest economy. speaker mccarthy has outlined a proposal to raise...

a lot less than advertised. a five year communications major from arizona state. perfect step right this way. youre a barista in a strip mall. the whole things a scam, obviously. think timeshares and kova. but without the waterfront condos. we said all of this many times on the show. college debt is real. its hurting young people and theres really no good reason for it. so when joe biden announced today that he plans to cancel some of the obvious response would be to celebrate the anno...

trumps political strength is still evident at the polls. overnight south carolina republican congressman tom rice was defeated by a trump endorsed candidate. rice was one of ten republicans in the house who voted to impeach the former president and one of the first to face republican primary voters. another race in south carolina did not go trumps way, congresswoman nancy mace at times a trump critic survived a primary challenge. in another significant development republican mayor fl...

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So this morning the federal reserve expected to take its most aggressive step yet in the war on inflation, raising interest rates by as much as three quarters of a percentage point. thats a lot. that would be the single biggest hike in almost 30 years. so what does that mean for you and your money? here now "early start" anchor and cnn chief business correspondent christine romans. >> good morning. well, its inflation that ails the u.s. economy and the fed is about to deliver very strong medicin...

Quintile. and its disproportionally held by -- its held by those who have especially high lifetime earning potential. journeyman how is ari fleischer from the white house press secretary, fox news contributor, and omelette f nova, former left-wing activists. ari, this is so transparent, what they are doing with the student debt forgiveness. its insulting, and obvious we just adds to our economic woes. >> and its just morally wrong. why is it student debt? why is -- why isnt that your car debt? w...

Year ago. even after multiple rounds of covid relief checks went out. so, why do we continue to spend money we dont have? >> the big part of that, of course, is home mortgages, over the quarter over $200 billion. and car debt has gone up as well. the number to watch, though, is credit card debt. that is still below what it was during the pandemic, but the trend line is up. people are falling more and more back on their credit cards and that does not bode well for 2022 and 2023. so, optimists wil...

There are more reasons to be pessimistic about the state of the auto industry than most people care to admit. With chip shortages and, well, everything shortages across the board, there's another issue lingering in the shadows that might be even harder to solve than the microchip shortage. Currently, Americans have more auto debt in their name than almost any other expense, to the tune of over $1 trillion.

Take on, student loan debt, mortgage debt, car debt. and so thats the kinds of things that long term are going to hurt the base and african-americans and everybody in this country. >> and that reminds me, michelle, why we have to have you come back as a reminder to folks to help them figure out their money, spend their money and save their money. i know youre a big advocate on saving. michelle singletary, tiffany cross, thank you both very much. okay. new york police say ne hathey h the man in...

Immediate collapse. prolonged delays could hurt the u.s. credit rating and further increase deficit costs into the billions. >> seems like the legislative priorities are not so much about lets fix the debt, fix the deficit, control spending but really just to continue spending, continue to add to the debt and deficit. >> bret: if our creditors ever lose confidence and our ability to pay back our debt, interest rates could shoot up dramatically. >> that would be disastrous for anybody who has ord...