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Approach here. they're trying to sell the infrastructure package, the rescue package, months later realizing what they've accomplished. on the other hand, they realize it's tough to do something on capitol hill. so the president is seeming to be more opened to taking executive action. few things we heard from the white house he is considering that are being debated right now, how does inflation factor into the timing of a student loan forgiveness announcement. can he take a more targeted approach to the student loan forgiveness? because there is some politics within the democratic party where ...

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The scale on the left side exaggerated the trend. they went from 4% to 5% to 5.5%. that's an unforced error. they cleaned it up right away. it sort of plays into this notion that they just can't get credit for anything that's going well and they just get blamed for things they can't control. >> i think they're looking for the rosiest interpretation of the statistics. i think any president would do that. look, there are for every good news sign, there is a contradicting bad news sign. you put up against the numbers inflation, labor shortages, trade. incomes when you adjust for inflation factor....

Right now. the stock market is at record highs again. the consumer is worried about inflation. once again, there is a main street, wall street disconnect. issue number one is the economy is good. we know inflation factor is something every week they feel hits pocketbooks. . >> stock market feeling a record high, just like me. christine romans, thank you very much. >> what does that mean for this broadcast? nina turn er, democrat and formr

This is not the thing that many of these voters who voted for joe biden we're looking for. it's incumbent upon congress to find a budget that makes sense for the american people. >> collett 9 trillion when social security spending, the interest on the debt that has t be paid, it is a number hard to fathom. good to have you here, we will continue to debate this. byron donald, thanks for joinin us. >> thank you. >> a reference back to all of the ceos and many of them are democrats and they were supporters of the biden campaig are looking at these policies are doing one of which is employment as ...