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Friday's closing bell marks the end of trading but not the end of the bear market. all three indices suffered their worst losses since 2008. workers' bonuses were slashed, and retirees saw their savings shrink. cryptocurrencies crashed after flirting with mainstream step stance. fraud charges followed. unemployment remains low at 3.7%. but the pandemic driven real estate boom is over. the federal reserve raised interest rates crushing demand as intended. the median price of a home this year, now more than $398,000, up nearly 10% from last year, and pump prices have finally declined after a wil...

Georgia for the midterm elections. take a look at this polling location in atlanta, long lines here. one voter took 27 minutes to get from the back of the line to the front. by the time she handed her ballot i.d. to poll workers, it took 10 minutes to vote. that's what it takes at some of these polling locations. 4,000 workers told us have been here early voting since monday. take a look at those numbers. look at early voting all throughout georgia from monday through friday. more than 660,000 georgians have already participated in the voting process. you compare that to our last midterm elect...

A lot of it is about inflation which is why think we are at a turning point. i think if we start to see gasoline prices come off a little bit this summer there will be some relief. arthel: they are coming down but i want to stick your point about jobs for doing what to do now is look at the last four months of jobs added to the economy. both are seven or 14000 jobs were added in february. 398,000 added in march, three to 68000 in april, three or 84000 and may. and in june, last month 327,000 jobs were added to the economy page that's good news. if a recession is imminent, explain why higher un...

They estimate it's more like 398,000 cases per day. that is a 14 times difference. and in some ways you can say, all right, who really cares? does it really matter? i think the way that it matters is that when you're making decisions about what you want to do, like wear a mask or not wear a mask, especially if you're immune compromised, especially if you're obese and high risk, you should know that first graph that we showed you is probably not realistic. there's way more covid out there than any of us thinks. >> yeah. well, listen, also calls into the question the administration's focus on ge...

In the last few years. people are working in different ways. think about the gig economy. a lot of people aren't having their data tallied in the old ways. i think they need to update their methods. >> november's numbers revise up 398,000. december's numbers revise 311,000. 467,000 this month. could these really strong numbers nudge the fed to act a little more aggressively, move faster. what are the consequences if they decide to do that? >> for sure. what that will mean is hopefully inflation will be gotten a bit under control. the president is talking about