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Graph, he ties it to kamala harris, which was a guaranteed applause line. so you listen to it, and you want to know, how did it go over in front of that crowd? and you hear the applause. all by design. >> certainly heard a lot of applause there. you know, abby, the crowd at this federalist society event down in florida, obviously applauded pence. listen to this for a second. [ applause ] >> standing ovation at the same time. how much of a backlash, abby, do you think the former vice president wi...

Year and it is throwing household budgets out of whack, but taken as a whole we are still in an era of low inflation. now, one reason prices probably stayed low for so long is because wages stayed low. this graph looks at wages going back to 2001 adjusted for inflation. you see workers didnt start to make real gains until the late 2010s and now inflation is eating into those gains. but they have made gains and perhaps as inflation subsides, those gains will grow again. cheap goods helped keep in...

Are all paying more and it means there is less to spend and that has an impact on the economy. the expectation is we are coming out of the woods but are not through it yet. studio: mark made the point of how it feels for real people. who needs fancy graphics when you have very good hand and the line thing you did. you did a graph with your hands. who needs all that stuff? ., who needs all that stuff? do not tell the graphics _ who needs all that stuff? do not tell the graphics department! i tell...

Show you a couple of metrics. there havent been outbreaks in schools for the most part. i think its safe to say schools have been safe. and then when you look at whats happening in nevada, ill pull up that map, cases have plummeted since just a few weeks ago. you see that exact same graph in massachusetts. you see the exact same pattern in connecticut. so should we be looking at cases? should we be looking at hospitalizations? should we be looking at transmission level? what is the metric that s...

Ground here, u.s. border patrol is short staffed. currently trying to recruit new agents, some starting salaries have been advertised for as much as $91,000 a year to come work out here. sandra. >> sandra: i guess that was an advertisement for anybody looking for a job, recruitment right there. >> looking for a job. >> sandra: casey, thank you very much. startling numbers and statistics from the border. john, we had a chance to look at the numbers when they came in yesterday. i caught up with ph...

Were the right thing to do. greg abbott, texas governor put together, comparing cases for 100,000 in the state of texas, no mask mandates versus california where they are, the lower line is texas. so, california had more cases despite a mask mandate, and the graph is backed up by c.d.c. data. who is right? >> i think the emphasis is mandate. how are people wearing their masks. mandatory masks, everyone is wearing the wrong kind, the cloth, over their chin, on and off. sit down throughout the pan...

He has to work somehow. maybe you are driven by chris cuomo milk in the rearview b feel like a menu to? some bad. >> janice: can you go back and see who gave the two star? >> ive tried. >> greg: went to take a lot? i dont see how you did on this. this is fun this is like playing poker. >> t.w.: this ruined my weekend. >> greg: thats still not bad. thats nothing. im around there, stu mann im saving the worst for last. secular this graph. i 4.82. >> greg: look at how many rides ive had. i dont go ...

10%. if you look at the numbers are in ventilated beds, the most seriously ill, it is now at around 440, much less than it was a couple of months ago, and a world away from the kind of numbers we saw last year. when it comes to infections, there is a slightly mixed picture but this afternoon we had the office for national statistics infections survey and i think you can see on the graph we will put up that infections do appear to be rising and all uk nations they are rising, and all uk nations t...

Are ukrainian -- our ukrainian minders are asking us to move because of the shelling. well check in with you as soon as we can. thank you. >> lets go. >> lets go. >> reporter: on an average day there might be three or four major cease fire violations here. today the military says more than 30. >> lets go, guys. >> okay. they are telling us we have to go. there is a steady stream of artillery in the distance. we are getting on to the bus to leave. in the hours after we leave, another shell hits a...

Something about where we are right now. people satisfaction with their own lives is five times higher than their satisfaction with the country. joining me now to talk about the mood of the nation, michelle goldberg, an op-ed con limits from the new york times. eddie mcleod, the department of african american studies at princeton university. its great to have you both on. this segment is a vibe check for the nation. the vibes are, back yes. thats basically the headline for everything right now, t...