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Here that makes up to the fact that all of these people now are watching on streaming. so we want to get paid in a way where we can somehow figure out, if all these people are watching my show on streaming, i get paid the requisite amount for that. and right now that system doesn't exist. so it's a very reasonable argument that they are making. the other side of the coin, though, is that if the media companies finally say, you know what, fine, we will pay. we will pay you what you want. what's gonna happen? i bet he what is going to happen is that the cost of the streaming service is gonna go ...

Prices for things we're very sensitive to, the most obvious being gasoline, the next most obvious being things like bread and groceries and milk. the things that you actually come in contact with, food and gas, at the same time people's investment accounts going down 10, 20, 30, 40% depending creates a feeling of a bad economy, from a consumer standpoint. but the actual economy, when you look at the labor market right now and the demand for labor and the layoffs and all these sorts of things is quite healthy, and so i think that you have a contrast, i guess, between the personal experience of ...

>> one example of how that has trickled down is approved. the cost of fruit in california and arizona has increased 25% since the mandate went into effect. we could see a price hike on everything from cars, produce, even chocolate. with canada as one of our largest trade partners, that means more retailers and -- frustration for drivers, and less for americans. >> driving chocolate prices as well. [laughter] very serious problems. thank you so much. earlier today, president biden saying that the growing economy is one of the issues behind the supply chain problems which are adding to inflation...

Stagnation, not just inflation. you've heard that term before. stagflation. it's a 1970s term. we don't want it back. we're flirting with it right now. shouldn't be. >> martha: thanks, brian brenberg. thanks for joining us. up with us next, a ceo of two major companies and has been warning us about inflation. bob nardelli from home depot and chrysler is joining us. i haven't had a chance to talk to you in quite some time. allow me to pick your brain. we all feel this inflation from a consumer standpoint. talk about the challenges being the head of a major company -- i shouldn't say major. a co...