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for the first time in a year leaving little room for interest rate to come down. host of "the evening edit" brian baden berg host of the big-money show, great to see both of you guys, thank you very much. the chart is pretty good the inflation chart over the past year because at 9%, which was really ugly. down to 3%, but then you see it start to take up a can of which makes people nervous, liz. is this a a one-time blip or gg back up? >> what is going the wrong direction, right? compounded 17% all in. that is not good for americans. so you wonder, is the fed going to raise rates in september or cut rates? they think they will cut by the end of the year but we don't know. there is a debate, there is that and then credit card debt and a 22 year eyes of the debate is how is raising the fed interest
department by department by agency pair that is what we need right now. i feel like jumping up there right now. [laughter] >> martha: you are out of ti time. liz and brian, thank you. good to see you both. i woke up to this news as many of you did, i'm sure, to look at your phone or wherever you get your first information and learn that 36 people, at least, have lost their lives and these devastating fires that have been happening in hawaii. i was watching a young woman on the air a short time ago, and she said her entire town is gone. gone. hurricane winds whipped through these planes adding to this problem here at the coast guard rescued a dozen people and imagine being in this position. they jumped into the ocean in order to escape the fire. fox weather correspondent max
they are so pessimistic. liz is right about the inflation numbers today, the bars you show going down, what you need to do is take the last one ends docket on top of the front one. you are paying more on top of paying more last year and when you go to the grocery store you don't see prices falling, you see them going up. that is the story. >> martha: we have seen the president out and bout this week and behind him the backdrop says bidenomics all over it. one of the reasons i think they are leaning into this is this number. let's put this up to him approval number on the economy is 38% pure that might not sound like a great number, but it is almost ten points higher than last summer. so they look at that number at the white house come i would imagine and say, look we are moving in the right direction and keep doing what you are doing, liz. >> he wants four more years when the majority of americans say the u.s. is going the wrong direction.
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a very important case involving reproductive rights, absentee ballot drop boxes. talk to us about the significance of this ideological shift on the court and the time it is happening in. >> for the last 15 years, wisconsin has had a supreme court that essentially was a rubberstamp for the wishes of conservative makeup donors, think winning the biggest republican donors in the country. liz and dick he lied, bankrolling -- to stop the steal. whatever they want when our state supreme court. you read the rulings like when they banned dropbox's in wisconsin. it looked like it was ripped out of the daily collar then the court. now, that will change because of this voter uprising, especially because of the attacks on democracy, even more than that, because up the abortion ban. the republicans have insisted on living in a place before [inaudible] state of wisconsin. this voter uprising that to 11 point landslide this april. now, this last week, our state
rubberstamp for the wishes of conservative makeup donors, think winning the biggest republican donors in the country. liz and dick he lied, bankrolling -- to stop the steal. whatever they want when our state supreme court. you read the rulings like when they banned dropbox's in wisconsin. it looked like it was ripped out of the daily collar then the court. now, that will change because of this voter uprising, especially because of the attacks on democracy, even more than that, because up the abortion ban. the republicans have insisted on living in a place before [inaudible] state of wisconsin. this voter uprising that to 11 point landslide this april. now, this last week, our state supreme court justice janet was sworn in and there's already a lawsuit before the state
really the beginning of this, and now we are seeing it. >> by the way i was schooled twitch streamer is that right. >> is where people watch people play video games, he has a youtube channel to go 3.6 million followers, a quote from the police that i thought was profound this shows the power and the danger of social media. look if you have that many followers and you call them to an event like this and not get a permit or security you deserve to face charges if there is a riot. >> liz oh dancers, we change answers and pressure the strip club that's what the lawsuit says michelle i will not read it we are running low on time liz 0 is shaming people? >> that's what the wall street says. i read it pretty well, i did not see anywhere where she actually you know verbally said you are fat. she said stuff like you know you don't seem to be into this, so they are saying that is what she really meant.
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could have been inspired by lizzo at one time, and at the same time, she could have been shamed, and there could have been a hostile work environment. you know, there is a director that came out that was working with lizzo at one time and she said that she quit the documentary because there was some bullying happening, and she did say that lizzo was unkind during that time. so it does make you wonder, when someone who was not on tour with liz, who was not one of the dancers doing things that lizzo said may have been acting unprofessional, it does make you think, when there is an outside person also saying the same thing. >> you know, the dancers have been the ones who filed this lawsuit. lizzo, tell your story, i am happy to interview you and get some answers to the pressing questions. you also might need to call judy smith, honey, we could give you her number. i want to shift to cardi b who dodged her legal troubles. this is after she hit an audience member with a microphone for throwing not
coup or is that sign for the doj? that's where this country is right now trying to see how divided we are and people can see two sides of this fight so differently. >> neil: it's true. we know on the impact on the former president, it's been favorable politically. we haven't seen polls since a lot of this has developed here. i would imagine that that is going to continue that trend. so he's got to know a -- a lock on all the attention and oxygen in the room. many people don't flip over him personally or didn't like the way he acted or behaved or talking about some of his other presidential candidates. the fact of the matter is, his support is like a grip on the party right now. it's helping him politically regard liz of where it takes him legally. what do you make of that? >> i feel like with his