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“What we’re passing now is incredibly weak anyway, but we just have to move forward, we just have to stop this."

The News Engine podcast returns with a new season. Kicking off season 2 is Scranton Mayor Paige Gebhardt Cognetti for a special 2-part interview.

Of the economy, job creation, low unemployment rates. labor likes that. members of labor unions, like everyone, is affected by inflation, which is a huge political problem for the president. you cannot talk your way out of that problem. what you can do is try to say what you are doing about inflation and draw a contrast with republicans. so he is going to make this point, im looking out from scranton, pennsylvania, where im from. of course, he will be in the state of pennsylvania. and i am not l...

Showing that energy and food prices soaring over the past year. energy up by more than 34%. food by more than 10%. despite all of this, the white house claiming that american consumers are, quote, well positioned to face these economic challenges and reiterating that president bidens plans to run for election in 2024. so joining me now to talk about all of this is white house press secretary karine jean-pierre. karine, thank you. that was a big buildup. >> thank you for having me. >> the economy...

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Spot. is the president being realistic about how much this is impacting americans and their pocketbooks? >> the president understands how much this is impacting americans and their pocketbooks. this is a president who understands what happens around the kitchen table. he grew up in scranton, pennsylvania, when prices go up just a bit, it really hurts families and he understands that the anxiety that people have currently been having. he has made this the top economic priority as we are talking a...

Ordinary people waiting in line for an hour for a box of food, and the policies of the past create masters dd more billion ever in american history. its hard to believe, but its true. thats what we inherited. then with your help, we went to work with an economic vision that looks out from scranton, pennsylvania, hard-working towns like it all across america, not down from wall street. wall street didnt build this country. the middle class built this country. and unions built the middle class. im...

Ordinary people getting -- waiting in line for an hour for a box of food and the policies in the past created more billionaires than ever in american history. folks, its hard to believe but it is true. thats what we inherited. then with your help we went to work with an economic vision that looks out from scranton, pennsylvania, hard working towns all across america, not down from wall street. with a stl didnt build this country, the middle class built this country and unions built the middle cl...

History. talk about a contrast. ordinary people waiting in line for an hour for a box of food. the policies in the past created more billionaires than ever in american history. folks, its hard to believe, but its true. thats what we inherited. then with your help we went to work with an economic vision that looks out from scranton, pennsylvania, hard working towns like it all across america, not down from wall street. wall street didnt build this country. the middle class built this country and ...

FAIRMOUNT TWP. — The stormy weather forecast and threatening skies kept people from attending the first gathering planned by Hikes 4 Vets at Ricketts Glen State Park on Sunday.