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And ukraine lost the crimea peninsula to invading troops so this time around they want to say we're serious and other nato have aunnounces they were willig to send troops into france or bulgaria. that is part of that process. also remember, the state department is still due to turn in some written answers to moscow to a bunch of its queries, a bunch of the demands and we are already know that the state department is going to say, no to most if not all of the demands. that could make diplomacy, it could put diplomacy on ice for a bit. so this is a tough message to go along with that to come. >>...

What was 2021 like in terms of growth? well, it started off dark with the winter lock down, so we were forced to just be taking a third of our average weekly turnover. but throughout the year it got easier. a lot of support from the government and by the end, although we have ropey weeks, it is looking a lot more positive. when you are looking ahead to 2022, are you concerned that consumers, that people that come into your restaurant, will have less to spend as their heating bill goes up, their food costs, their transport bills go up? yeah, we are seeing that. we seem to have a very busy weeke...

Up. administration official says they look at a decrease of inflation month after month. it didn't happen. the rate of inflation is staying the same and numbers aren't going in their favor like the odds of the cincinnati bengals to win the super bowl. >> bill: it's why they play the games, edward. nice to see you in washington, d.c. what have you got? >> dana: if you look at call for number one here. 61% of small businesses increased prices in january and you mentioned the grocery bills. the trend this morning strong growing healthy athletic high school boys and their grocery bill is astoundin...

So me thinking ahead is kind of scary, especially at my age, you know, earning what i am. thank you, jonathan. and that's what lots of households are feeling. yes, the economy has grown but at home, because of inflation, things are feeling a lot tighter. let's have a chat with someone who runs a small business. very nice to see you this morning. you ran a restaurant throughout the pandemic. back in 2020, massive contraction i would imagine. what was 2021 like in terms of growth? well, it started off dark with the winter lock down, so we were forced to just be taking a third of our average week...

If you have the pleasure (LOL) of paying the monthly bills at your house and haven't opened up your latest heating/electric bill, be prepared for quite the shock!