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my inauguration, i think we've made some progress. in large part, because many of you sitting in this room. i'm very optimistic in the year ahead that we are implementing the laws that we have already passed, and delivering real benefits, with people going to feel them in their everyday lives. >> welcome back to politicsnation. on the second anniversary, biden last month address america's mayor to talk about the administration's covid relief package and infrastructure plans, which benefited the countries -- the president is likely to revisit what they can offer as the vision for more progress, even with a divided government. joining me now to talk about this is the mayor of cleveland, ohio, thank you for joining me today. >> reverend sharpton, very good

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FOX and Friends Sunday

essential such as social security. here with more on what this means for you and your wallet, sunday morning futures anchor maria bartiromo. maria, thanks for being here. of course, the debt limit as a lot to do with our finances but there's a lot of politics in this as well. maria: yeah, there are politics involved. good morning to you. the treasury secretary telling us that we're going to reach the debt limit on thursday. the that is $31.4 trillion and that is the debt that this country is facing right now. look, this is the same person that was all-in on all of the spending in the last year and under the biden administration we know that. the covid relief package at 1.7 trillion, that omnibus monster of a bill at the end of last year, another $1.7 trillion but all of this comes down to the credibility of the united states. if the world thinks that the u.s. is going to default on debt, that we're not going to be able to pay for social security, we're not going to be able to keep up our obligations on medicare and medicaid, that

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dollars chasing too few goods. the covid relief package was followed up with trillions more in spending in 2022. in the form of three more major spending packages. the consumer price index close to 8% even before russia invaded ukraine on february 24 causing death and destruction in ukraine. by the end of the year, the president signed into law another 1.7 trillion in spending. despite push back from a new incoming 118th congress with republicans in the majority of the house next year. >> the last time i saw this much pork, maria, i was at a luaoh in hawaii. >> american families paid up from meats, chicken and breads to airlines. the president prom policed to stomp out regard inflation with higher interest rates.

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The 11th Hour With Stephanie Ruhle

>> bingo. >> matthew dowd, jason johnson, thank you both so much. before we go to break, how about a quick for facts sake? because house conference chair elise stefanik recently bragged about and nearly 13 million dollar federal grant for five roll hospitals in the district. the new york congress woman left something very important out. what stefanik had neglected to mention is that the funding is coming up from the american rescue plan. you know, the biden white house covid relief package that she voted against. and while she wants to talk about this good news for her district, she will have to take herself out of the conversation because she did nothing to help it. coming up next, washington insiders or wall street traders? an inside look at the blurred, blurred lines of some very well-timed stock trades of executive branch employees. looks like they learn from congress, when the 11th hour continues. ur continues. when your time is threatened, it's hard to invest in your future.

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The 11th Hour With Stephanie Ruhle

about their own bodies, or you are not. that is the only question. and somebody who decides they want to care about milk prices instead of that was probably not going to vote for a democrat anyway. >> and none of those issues are going to matter if we do not have a functioning democracy. that is the whole ball game. >> bingo. >> matthew dowd, jason johnson, thank you both so much. before we go to break, how about a quick for facts sake? because house conference chair elise stefanik recently bragged about and nearly 13 million dollar federal grant for five roll hospitals in the district. the new york congress woman left something very important out. what stefanik had neglected to mention is that the funding is coming up from the american rescue plan. you know, the biden white house covid relief package that she voted against. and while she wants to talk about this good news for her district, she will have to take herself out of the conversation because she did nothing to help it. coming up next, washington insiders or wall street traders? an inside look at the blurred,

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New Day With John Berman and Brianna Keilar

contaminants. you have to have positive pressure. a failure here affects the whole system. that's why they were talking about the idea of having to pump out a big tank and refill t once it's in the system very, very hard to get it out. beyond the immediate cause that have flooding and the failed pumps, outdated and neglected infrastructure. this has been going on for years and years for people there. everyone acknowledges this is a long-term problem, didn't just show up. they've dealt with smaller versions of it before. staffing issues at the water plant and limited resources to fix it all. now there is a lot of talk about resources out there, federal, state, local, people trying to get money in there to do repairs. after last year the state gave jackson $3 million, $20 million in funding from a covid relief package, $75 million bipartisan infrastructure law funding all of this could help. the mayor says it would take a billion dollars to fully repair and replace this system. nobody is fooling themselves about this, john and brianna,

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just over an hour ago, senate democrats passed a big climate health care and tax package. what will this mean for voters? let's get to my political panel to weigh in. joining me now is former democratic senator doug jones of alabama. and former republican representative david -- of florida. welcome to both of you. let me go to you first, david. president biden has had a long list of legislative wins during his first two years in office, which include his infrastructure bill, covid relief package, and a supreme court justice appointment. in spite of the successes, many americans remain very worried about the economy and inflation. how do you see the passage of this democratic spending bill affecting the narrative surrounding democrats

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Morning Joe

said, we've added more jobs than we lost in the early days of the pandemic. unemployment rate, 3.5%. that is down to pre-pandemic lows. so here is a question. like, what is fuelling this economy? you know, we all hear people saying, oh, you, can't find workers here, you can't find workers there, because of the covid relief package. no, that dried up a long time ago. and as big as the covid relief package was at the beginning of the biden administration, it is not strong enough to fuel this economy. so what is driving this economy? >> listen, joe, for anyone saying people are still living off of all their covid relief, come on. those stimulus checks cleared a long, long time ago. one thing we hear from employees across the country, it is the low wage jobs they can't fill. if the government really wanted to address that, the number one place they could do that would be immigration reform, the

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Americas Newsroom

433 billion in spending, it will not impact inflation? what is the impact of her yes vote on moms and dads across the country? >> look where we came from, when joe biden walked into the oval office, and he signed into law the covid relief package at 1.9 million and inflation up to 9.1%. bottom line, stimulus matters. what is going on about the senators? me, me, me and my state. joe manchin is getting promises to get permits and utilize energy expertise in west virginia. kyrsten sinema is agreeing because she's getting what her donors wanted, that is no tax of carried interest. it is incredible to me they can say yes to a package that will impact the entire country just because they are getting what

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Sunday Morning Futures With Maria Bartiromo

he's done is wage a regulatory war on american industry, particularly on the oil and gas industry. and by suppressing supply with all these regulations, by killing any incentive to invest at the same time mass you have stimulus spending that we saw in that march 20 # 1 bill, you're come pressing supply and increasing demand, there's only one way to go, prices have to go up. 40-year highs in terms of inflation right now. and if you look beneath those numbers, maria, it's accelerating. maria: you also have the timeline that shows exactly the point that you made to jay powell, that inflation really started stoking after the president's covid relief package in march of 20 the 21. we've got the inflation rate timeline, and we see what has taken place. he walked into office and on day one canceled the keystone xl pipeline, signed in the covid relief bill in march, signed in a infrastructure bill in november and, of course, the democrats were pushing their $5 trillion spending package

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