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Will assist in moving overall inflation lower. >> wow. so wage growth is the problem. i get from a macro standpoint the fed is trying to manage the problem. its a devastating assessments. how about the 4.8 trillion in government spending? maybe that contributed? >> this administration honestly has been trying to sort of, you know -- i dont know, somehow highlight the job growth being strong but burying the fact that were suffering from the worst inflation that weve seen in decades. we are on the...

>> and youve written 64% of the workforce would consider looking for a new job if asked to return to the office full-time. i wonder if that is what is driving some of the quits we saw, people quitting their jobs in march, right, because they were asked to return to in-person work and they said no, ill try something else. >> you know, workers have this option of plentiful jobs. 11.5 million job openings in march, a record high. and it has been at that near record high for a while. so there are mo...

Reading from axios, and the quote is as follows, democrats are privately concerned nationalizing the 2022 midterms with emotionally charged issues from critical race theory to donald trumps role in the january 6th insurrection. wait for it, will hamstring their ability to sell the local benefits of president bidens build back better agenda. i would add to that, david, for as much tisk tisking as there is among democrats in washington for things like josh hawleys masculinity initiative, joke if y...

That they can do. selling the infrastructure bill. dealing with covid. kitchen table issues. and they could move forward, defending democracy. throw that on top as well. >> david plouffe, dramatic reading from axios. the quote is as follows. democrats are privately concerned nationalizing the 2022 midterms with emotionally charged issues from critical race theory to donald trumps role in the january six insurrection, wait for, it will hamstring their ability to sell the local benefits of preside...

Around the world who more desperately need those doses. pamela. >> phil black, thanks so much. dr. sanjay gupta joins me now. you heard that report, sanjay. youre a dad. what would you tell parents? >> well, you know, i got my girls vaccinated and they are between the ages of 12 and 15 and when that became ought raised i got them vaccinated. that was the result of doing lots of homework and making microjudgments and putting it all to go. i would tell you from a macro standpoint, pamela, if i w...

Senate testimony, sounding an alarm, saying russia is coming. there is more at stake here. >> maggie raises a point here. kellyanne conway kind of verified it this morning. she wouldnt talk about whats being done, maybe she didnt know about the cyber security executive order. but she turned it to the medias obsessed with collusion, he won fair and square. thats not the argument. you can argue about whether there was collusion or not or obstruction of justice. there are investigations going on ab...

Auto parts maker is adding 120 new employees in indiana. they recently went right to work and they need more to get americans back to work? >> well, exactly. in fact, governor daniels has noted that in indiana, since theyve gone to right to work. the jobs fair has gone through the roof and right there, the proof is clear, but, you know, just from a macro standpoint, brenda, its so obvious to me, look, unions are, by definition, a monopoly. monopoli monopolies, effectively have higher taxes on th...

From a macro standpoint, if you more heavily tax 8% of the sector, and move those funds to a less effective form, which is basically the government taking the money, its always going to be less effective than the private sector, youre going to have a drag on the economy. its as simple as at that and its silly and toby makes the point. financial sector is the life blood of the economy. dont shut it down now. >> bob, does it take us back into recession, do you think? >> it puts us on the verge. if...