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You noted at the top, we have the lowest unemployment rate in a long time. household debt is down. savings are up. jobs are up. wages are up. just earlier this week, ford announced that they were going to invest another $3.1 billion in constructing a number of plants around the country for eb infrastructure. so those numbers look good. what the president was saying, though, is that he completely understands and notwithstanding all of those numbers, and how strong we are in a position to go forward that inflation continues to be a challenge. he laid out an agenda for dealing with that other day...

Procuring zero-emission buses ZEBs involves complete system procurement and requires a fundamentally different approach to that taken in respect of new diesel or petrol buses. We look at the key considerations for the procurement of ZEBs and associated infrastructure.

And it got enough support to go forward. it's called the cal three plan. here's the three different states that they would have. northern california, southern california and thenlifornia ba five counties around it. supporters say breaking up the state will lead to b infrastructure and education, lower taxes. one critic says it will cause political chaos and greater inequality. that would be three blue states last check. trace gallagher has more. >> hey, shep. you can think of it as one big ugly divorce with three spouses. once you split it up, you have to divide up the assets and liabilities. ...

In congress now, which is refreshing, we are debating how much to cut spending, not how much to increase spending. early press reports are he showing us that he wants paltry savings on the one hand and a lot of new saving on the other hand. borrowing and spend something not the way to prosperity. today's deficits means tomorrow's tax increases and that costs jobs. so all this borrowing and spending doesn't work, didn't work with the stimulus. and it will cost us jobs. we need to cut spending so we can keep taxes and interest rates low so businesses can plan and hire people. >> chris: but, cong...

In congress now, which is refreshing, we are debating how much to cut spending, not how much to increase spending. early press reports are he showing us that he wants paltry savings on the one hand and a lot of new saving on the other hand. borrowing and spend something not the way to prosperity. today's deficits means tomorrow's tax increases and that costs jobs. so all this borrowing and spending doesn't work, didn't work with the stimulus. and it will cost us jobs. we need to cut spending so we can keep taxes and interest rates low so businesses can plan and hire people. >> chris: but, cong...