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give me a moment. let's go down to some of the rural counties along the missouri border. eight years ago ted cruz did very well. donald trump had a mix and match throughout that contest. it was evangelicals. maybe they weren't sure of donald trump. what were his positions? how would he govern? we only have a taste of that here in the south. the reason i point this out is because you are at 18%. trump is just below 70% with 52 raw votes reported. now i will try something. i will go back in time and see for the moment with 18% of the vote in. i know it's early. let's go back in time and c8 years ago how this ended up. trump is in red, crews and blue carson in yellow on this map. trump was the winner by a grand total of 23 raw votes which computes to 2.7 percentage points in up a news county.

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CNN News Central

ten pounds. the first eight pounds may be easier to lose, some water weight coming off. those last two pounds really difficult to lose. that's what we're seeing right now. >> you're speaking to a lot of us here. >> no one needs to lose ten pounds here. you're seeing the fed try to get to 2% and we're 3.4%. it's harder for them to get to that rate. in terms of what americans have seen over the last year or so, food prices up 2.7% on the year and shelter, rent, still incredibly expensive. that accounted for half of the monthly increase we saw in december. energy prices falling over the course of the last year, down 2%. airline fairs also coming down 9.4%. >> does not feel that way. >> it doesn't, but compared to where we were when energy prices were so high, it's better. the motor vehicle insurance is up 20% in the last year. probably because of all the interest rate hikes that we saw

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CNN News Central

6.5%, so we are certainly making progress. here is where people are still feeling the pinch and maybe where there are some savings. if you look at food prices, still high at the grocery store, up 2.7%. you have shelter cannot rent too expensive. shelter made up about half of the entire month of december in terms of that increase we saw. he was in some savings on energy, that is really good as gas prices have been coming down. also, airfares have dropped about nine point 1% on the year, but motor vehicle insurance, that is up more than 20%, that could be because of all of the interest rate hikes that we have seen the federal reserve do over the past year and a half. when you hike interest rates, that means that mortgage rates go up, that means what you are paying on your car loan, your student loan goes up, and that's why we may be seeing that. and you can see those gas

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Asia Business Report

to come down around 2.7% by end 2024 and around central bank targets across most countries the region. japan has long been known for its relentless work culture where employees are reluctant to go on holiday and almost never leave the office before their bosses. yet for more than 50 years japan has ranked lowest in employee productivity among the g7 group advanced economies. tokyo corresponded shaimaa khalilfound out that some workplaces are now trying to do things a little differently. japan�*s salary man and its notorious rush hour have become symbols of this workaholic society. pressure and expectation so intense on employees here that the country coined the expression "death from overwork". and yet for decades this relentless artwork has not translated into overall productivity. this small company however is the opposite of anything you imagine a japanese workplace would be.

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Asia Business Report

krishna srinivasan heads the asia pacific division at the imf and earlier he told me he expects inflation in asia to come within central banks' targets by the end of the year. as you know inflation around the world was rising since 2020 including asia—pacific when it went up it didn't go up by much and it is common on pfizer in asia than other parts of the world. for instance, injapan there been issues. what we expect is for to officially account for around 2.7% and arrive at central targets. japan has long been known for its relentless work culture, where employees are reluctant to go

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Asia Business Report

interest rates have been raised aggressively. according to the international monetary fund activation has been lower than average in asia and part of the reason is less demand for goods and services after the pandemic. the head of the asia pacific of the imf earlier told me that he expects inflation in the region to come within central bank's targets by the end of the year. , as you know, inflation around the world was rising in 2020 and for the asia pacific. the difference was it started rising later and then it went down. it didn't go by so much and it started to come down faster in asia, compared to other parts of the world. , of course that is all... within asia, for instance withinjapan inflation started rising and in china it is negative in november it came back —0 by 5%. what we expect inflation to come down around 2.7% by end 2024 and around central—bank

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Asia Business Report

average in asia and part of the reason is less demand for goods and services post pandemic. krishna stream # has the asia pacific at the imf and told me he expects inflation in the region to come within central bank's targets by the end of the year. as inflation around the year. as inflation around the world was rising in 2020, the world was rising in 2020, the difference was it started rising later and went right down. it did not go by so much and started to come down faster in asia compared to other parts of the world. for instance, in japan inflation started rising and in china it is negative in november and came back —0 point piper sent. what we expect inflation to come down to around 2.7% by the end of 2024 and around to central—bank targets among most countries in the region. in line with those

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Way Too Early With Jonathan Lemire

>> that's right. so a bit of a gloomy outlook i think put forward by the world bank here. they say that global growth is forecast to slow for a third year in a row in 2024 dipping this year from 2.4% down from 2.6% last year. it is expected to pick up in 2025 to 2.7%. however, they have warned growth over the next five years will be on average about three quartersf a percent weaker than it was in the 2010s. developing economies will be the most hit, most affected by global trade growth, and the fact it has started to slow down as well as higher interest rates. they also warn about geopolitical concerns. and then finally they have said that without a major course correction, the 2020s will go down as a decade of wasted opportunity. >> those high interest rates really affecting everybody. okay, crypto currency advocates yesterday they were hoping there going to be some kind of decision on bitcoin from the securities and exchange commission, but there was a bit

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America Reports

>> 2022 was good for him, better than expected in the midterms, but those numbers are troubling and biden has a major enthusiasm problem. trump, his voters are fired up for him. biden, his coalition, it's crumbling he's the underdog and i think it would be wise to embrace the underdog roll as barack obama did a year before his election. >> john: the national level means nothing in terms of electing the president, but karl rove had a break down this morning on "america's newsroom." >> georgia, joe biden won by 11,799 votes, 29% of the electorate is black. if there is a 0.9%, less than 1% by blacks in georgia, biden loses it. in arizona, 10,417, 2.7%

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decline, today it's 20% decline, a 2.7% decline and he loses arizona. and wisconsin, 20,682 votes winning margin, 14% of the electorate are voters 18-29, 7.6% decline among them and he loses wisconsin. >> john: and more than that, 21% say they might vote for a third party candidate. on the surface, that looks really bad. but remember how bad it looked for democrats in 2022, much better than expected. >> the economy is showing some signs of rejuvinating. the same time, trump has a big advantage on the economy and biden has to neutralize the gap. and democrats have abortion and that helped them in the last midterm election but joe biden has to run on his record. we are not in 2020 anymore. covid is over, he has to campaign more and recent poll in

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