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But you look at reagan in 82. you know, people were saying he was too old. republicans got crushed two years in. clinton in 94. you look at barack obama in 2010. this has happened even to the most popular of presidents. i guess, again, democrats dont have to be excited about it. they dont have to be happy about it. but, yeah, we have gas price problems, but among western countries, our gas prices are lower than most of the rest of the world. we have inflation problems, but were fairing as well o...

Supreme allied commander of nato, hes the chief international security analyst for nbc move. also with me as muhammad -- from -- the president queens college at the university of cambridge and the former deputy director of the imf who continues to wear a tie. gentlemen, let me ask you about this, admiral muhammad makes a good point and we cannot hope that the war ends to solve the inflation problems on the west. as this war that russia thought would be 72 hours, western intelligence agencies tha...

Them out and maybe pits some races in the senate where republicans are defending more seats than democrats. washington examiner super bro joins us now, all right, kelly, were always told from bill clintons days no less that it is the economy, stupid. and right now it is stupid to hi otherwise -- think otherwise. we have all these inflation problems, high gas situation, problems with americans and their confidence right now. just reached an all-time low just yesterday. does that dominate the pass...

In corporation tax, a rise in national insurance contributions and a freeze on income tax thresholds for four years. what worries mps is that the economy is stagnating. today, the oecd predicted that the uk economy — which was the second—fastest growing economy in the g7 last year — will in 2023 become the slowest growing economy in the developed world, after russia, which is under sanction. growth across the board was downgraded as a result of the war in ukraine and the high level of infl...

That is from a place of plenty and scarcity. that is a good thing of course this isnt the first time we have been transitioning they told us the runaway inflation from reckless spending was transitory. >> we suspect they will be transitory. >> our economist a they feel the impact proposals will be transitory. >> the transitory effects. >> it will be several months of high inflation including what they believed is transitory. >> and with that is the inflation problems. >> with a few notable excep...

That is from a place of plenty and scarcity. that is a good thing of course this isnt the first time we have been transitioning they told us the runaway inflation from reckless spending was transitory. >> we suspect they will be transitory. >> our economist a they feel the impact proposals will be transitory. >> the transitory effects. >> it will be several months of high inflation including what they believed is transitory. >> and with that is the inflation problems. >> with a few notable excep...

Is often the thing thats like the last thing to be said, john harwood, is stating the obvious when it comes to federal government. >> reporter: journalists as well as public officials, i would say. >> okay. i agree. you know, youre not looking at me. youre looking at me. >> reporter: im not looking at you. >> kidding. let me go to larry summers though. you mentioned him, critical early of the white house and predicted that inflation problems were coming and what were seeing now. i want to play f...

Decades, but only time will tell not only if that is enough but if interest rates are enough to meet the kind of inflation problems that you layout, raising interest rates cannot build more houses, it cannot increase oil supply, it cannot provide more rental cars or used cars. these are all the problems swirling around the economy that interest rates might not be a match for. >> and you had record high gas prices over the weekend but you dont want the federal government setting gas prices. that ...

The supply constrained economy. >> just to be clear, though, how much of this inflation problem is in the presidents control? >> not very much of it. i do think by eliminating some tariffs, you can actually al alleviate some of the inflation problems. thats different than the gas taxes which was well pointed out that that isnt the best solution. in fact, many state and local governments are now trying to blunt the blow of these higher prices at the pump and in grocery stores. and although thats ...

Oregon and washington state. crucial to trying to sell the message outside the beltway. it is not working right now. >> dana: a rainy easter egg roll. >> bill: analysis now. republican strategist brian robinson from atlanta and how are you doing, sir? good morning to you. we heard from kevin mccarthy. the top issues now. nbc news, cost of living at 21%. followed by jobs and the economy at 16%. i guess you could lump them together, right? if you did and do thats 37%, brian. how do you see it work...