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The supply constraints would ease up. we all saw what happened after that. we saw lockdowns from china, we saw semi conductor constraints happen. and those ended up meaning that the supply constraints that affected costs of inflation effective -- excuse me. then you got hit with what is driving the prices a lot today, which are higher energy prices. now, just remember, global inflation right now in the 38 major countries is 9.6%. it is 9% in the u.k. this is a global phenomenon. it has happened with unexpected after shocks from the pandemic. >> martha: let me, if i may, get a question in here....

India's factory output measured by the Index of Industrial Production (IIP) posted a robust growth of 19.6 per cent in May 2022, sharply higher from 7.1 per cent recorded in the previous month, as per the government data released on Tuesday.

Is well, 20/20, should the white house have listened? >> i think the overwhelming economic minute consensus, the reason there is global inflation is due to the supply constraints that were due to the pandemic and then now the war in ukraine. you know, i think that was the overwhelming economic view. i mean, just think about this from a common sense point of view. the oecd is a confusing acronym, the 38 top countries in the world. their average inflation rate is 9.6%. nobody can possibly suggest that the fact that they might think the american rescue plan was a little too large in march is why ...

Due to the pandemic and then now the war in ukraine. i think that was the overall economic view. just think about it from a common sense point of view, the 38 top countries in the world their average inflation rate is 9.6%. nobody could possibly suggest that the fact that they might think the american rescue plan was a little too large in march is why there is 9.6% globally. >> all of the numbers give a fuller picture. gene, thank you very much. >> thanks, laura. thanks for having us. the whole country is split as the supreme court overturns roe v. wade, what happens in a purple state? well,...

Put some money directly with the government. their inflation bonds, so they're tied to the inflation rate. again, thinking about two sides of this. i'm paying more on one side. how do i participate on the cost of inflation by making money off of it? this is the way you do that. and so these i-bonds are guaranteed by the u.s. government and the yields are 9.6 right now. that's going to adjust in october with inflation, but inflation doesn't look like it's coming down. you know, those famous words of it being transitory or the fed saying we're going to be back down to 2% inflation by the end of ...