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That, and they're the ones who have been the real gainers over the last 50 years. $2 billion in the 1970s would have gotten you at the top of the forbes 100 list. now it doesn't get you on the list. so it's crazy. but the people down below, the bottom 90%, you have them there at 27.8% that sounds right to me. those numbers have been going down dramatically. >> why? >> so people have lost a tremendous amount of ground, and if we don't make it up ware going to continue to face the major political crisis we're facing now. >> so let's talk about some of those strikers from, you know, john deere an...

Topic. it doesn't get enough attention. economic inequality as i think you know has been on a dramatic increase over the last 50 years and it's at the root of so many of our problems and right now in congress we're watching a sausage get made but i hope people will understand that this sausage is really important. it's not going to solve the problem. but we need to do this kind of thing so address this fundamental issue that we have. and if i may, let's take a look at those wealth distribution numbers that you had because they tell us something pretty striking. i can actually go into that top ...

Stress that they suffered as a result of not being able to see or hold their loved ones in a normal way and it has been one of the most appalling features of this pandemic and we are certainly investing record sums on mental health to deal with that issue and many others. does he share my disbelief that the leader of the 0pposition�*s response to this statement and considering that waiting times for treatment and discharging for my constituents in wales are much longer than they are in england, and can he confirm that wales, northern ireland and scotland will be net gainers out of the social...

You see the delta variant in these numbers. you had a low overall number. number added in leisure and hospitality is zero as restaurants and bars shed jobs. the picture is the delta variant is having a much, much, much smaller impact on the economy than the first wave. we are headed to the same daily death toll in april of last year. the job losses are about 3% as big as the job losses we had last year. people are continuing, for the most part, to go around with their lives, but making small tweaks and the small tweaks are what you see in the numbers. last thing, unemployment rate is down. wag...

After the recovery. this is the strongest job pace i think since we're talking about august here. when you look at the jobless rate of 5.9%, it's up just a tiny bit, i would call it basically unchanged. the jobless rate, you can see how far that has come down from the peak of the crisis. 5.9% is an improvement, but it is well above where we were before the crisis began. leisure and hospitality, big gainers there. retail, business and law firms, manufacturing. public and private education, also some big hiring there. and the labor department noted upward pressure on wages because of that labor ...