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we need to take some action because there should be no other child that should suffer the way my son and all the other parents here have lost their children. we need to get that bill passed. >> the parents of tyre nichols calling for action as their son is laid to rest. well have much more from yesterdays service and the push to pass police reform. plus president joe biden and house leader kevin mccarthy take the first step to finding common ground on the debt ceiling. and also ahe...

Countries. and you are seeing what is really just a massive growth despite the macro. >> more cash than some countries. a good way to put it. with more fears about inflation, potential recession, the fed continuing to keep interest rates higher, what does somebody investing in tech -- how do you position for this year? >> i think going into this year, i think the new york city cab driver was bare requirebearish . and in my opinion, tech un underinvested since 2009, 2010 and that is when you look...

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>> jackie: welcome back. new year, same hot crisis. goldman sachs says the inflation will get worse before it gets better. so what is in store for 2022? with me now, brian brenberg. great to see you. weve been talking about inflation. people are talking about the pinch. theres no relief in sight. goldman sachs is saying it will be here awhile. >> yeah, the problem, jackie is nothing is changing. inflation will be around in 2022. theres nothing changes at the policy level. all year weve had this ...

Globe. we are seeing that with home sales and seeing that with the price of oil. seeing that with iphone. and big question have we hit peek earnings, the top of the cycle. you can weigh in on that too, charles. the high interest rates. fed continuing with that. we must take into account that the u.s. dollar is climbing higher which makes oil more expensive and u.s. products more expensive and then you have the trade concerns this past weekend at apec summit and asian summit there was no communiq...

From the all-time high yesterday. the fed can continue. as we see economic growth, gdp in the fourth quarter, only at about 2.4% and the first three months of this year are expected to be just this week. you have that disconnect. you have the fed continuing to pop up the market, which is continuing to help your 401(k) brianne f brianna. >> alison kosik, thank you so much. beyond the jobless numbers are people who are suffering, not just from a hit to their pocket book but a knock to their self...

To have another government shutdown. that is, they want to put that in the past and kind of move forward, maybe have a couple of bills they can pass to show some movement on immigration reform would be considered a win for them. >> and quickly, we got word that the fed has decided to trim stimulus program by $10 billion despite turmoil in emerging markets, what is that -- what is the significance of that? >> they are doing what they said they would do last month. and obamas line kind of justifie...

We turn ed a corner. >> that is what a lot of people think on wall street, chris. this has been a steady drum beat of the market moving higher almost every day. it seems like no matter what happens, good news or bad news, the market tends to beat the steady drum beat higher. i will say theres an exception to this. this morning, were going to give back most of those gains. looks like the market is going to open down. that is such a drop in the bucket. the front page of "usa today" talks about how...

Sales, detroit is on fire from the sales that have been going through. you can just talk about every industry thats doing better including energy industry as we found more and more in this country. the other side though is that theres still uncertainty when it comes to manufacturing. you have great economic news, the fed continuing to push ahead and a lot of people who say continue with this, the market is not done yet. >> well, maybe finally, we have pivoted and have turned the corner. thank yo...