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piece predict. there's no wage price spiral. if you take out the lag of shelter inflation, they have about a 2. 5% rate right now. i don't believe the fed is keeping up with the times and they're going to do what you said, tighten too far and hurt on going cap x and business investment. >> charles: so with that in mind, they have 500 phds over there. golly. maybe they don't get out of the building much. you know, they talk about the time. there's an army of them always talking and trying to jaw bone the market. that's fine. you can consider that a tool. the powell fed has blew it on inflation and i think that they're try too hard and going to blow it again. >> you can have as many ph.d.s in the world. and the theory has never been proven as mmt has never gone up. we've never had mmts for this
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and jaw bone, but doing these front loads and doing it too quickly too big and continuing to do it, has obviously put a lot of these so—called weaker banks and larger banks under a lot of stress and that is the problem. banks under a lot of stress and that is the problem-— president biden has made no secret of his desire for the us to be a world leader in the technology of the future and to out do china. and that's why he's talking computer chips and electric vehicles when he meets canada's prime minsiter justin trudeau in ottawa in the next hour or so. as you can see he arrived in the canadian capital late on thursday. our north america business correspondent samira hussain is in new york. let's start with computer chips first, what is president biden's strategy here? now, i think it is important to cast
we've done it. we promised to jaw bone the oil industry. we did it. we stopped the keystone pipeline that was going to new england with natural gas. we did everything we promised. i guess they have this idea that if oil is already pumped in to the ground and they pull it out, it's no longer dirty. they stopped a scheduled two million barrel increase at the end of the trump administration and cut it by anywhere from a million to two million barrels. they're not happy with what they wanted. they got everything they wanted and now they're blaming everybody for what they achieved. maybe you can figure it out. i've never seen anything like it. >> to pick up our your point, not only did they get what they want, they bragged about cutting fossil fuels. they brag about it and now they're begging. you went from bragging to begging, which is really kind of a stark thing. i want to play this. this is always worth it. it's 20 seconds. it's worth playing because this
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would not have been in the situation, if he had cooperated from the outset. remember that these classification particles were not only top to get documents or any defense oriented documents they exist for a reason. they exist to give no discretion to the people who are processing them. you won't know discussion because you want no margin of error for what happens with these documents. >> tracey, i want to play for you some remarks from attorney general bill barr, who was the attorney general under trump. he made these comments on fox, and then i will get your reactions, watch. >> people say that this was unprecedented. well, it's also unprecedented for a president to take all this classified information and put it in a country club, okay? how long is the government going to try to get that back. they jaw bone for a year. they were deceived when voluntary actions are taken.
her jaw bone and several tee. at what point did you realize just how badly you were injured? >> i kind of still don't even realize it now. >> reporter: wounds that you can see and wounds that you can't. >> i have terrible nightmares waking up thinking people are going to shoot me. >> reporter: lance and sophia's 3 and 6-year-old sons were there that day. neither boy was harmed physically but both are processing trauma. the oldest boy, l.j., saw his father stumble into the house. >> he's already seeing me, my head bleeding. my son is like i don't want to be without you. he's saying like i don't want you to die. >> the younger sound was asleep in the back of his grandmother's car. the family assumed the 3-year-old saw nothing. in therapy, they learned he was stuffing it down. >> he just unloaded and we were amazed.
and his wife survived gun violence. >> he pointed the gun at my head. >> she caught a wave of bullets in her arms, chest and face. >> i don't know he came over and shot us. >> reporter: they are among the 750 people shot in indianapolis last year who survived. >> this is dead right here. my implant is here. but down here this is all dead. >> your arm, your chest and under your jaw. >> yeah. >> reporter: kim has permanent scarring from bullets that punctured her face, shattering her jaw bone and several teeth. at what point about you realize just how badly you had been injured? >> i kind of still don't realize it now. >> reporter: wounds you can see but also wounds that you can't.