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is the fed's policy to bring the inflation down to 2% goal, and whether he is going to do it now or two months longer, and higher and longer is the mantra. >> and so to break it down to regular old people like me, you are saying that, look, the prices are still too high. >> epyep. >> but borrowing is going to be higher, and this is going to be having an impact on the economy. >> yes, that is what it is meant to. >> but in a bad way for worker, right? >> yes, and no. he does say right at the end of the speech, if i can find it. >> i love that you have the whole thing written out. >> he basically says, "restoring price stability is essential to both sides of the mandate of inflation and labor market." he is saying, yeah, i know it is not nice this medicine, but if i
are choosing a murderer over a pro-american country. >> first of all, mr. ramaswamy you have 30 seconds. >> i wish you well and your future career on the board. >> i'm not on the board. >> the fact of the matter is that boeing came up. >> everybody on the stage -- >> you let me addressed that, i am glad you brought that up. >> you want to -- . >> wait. >> you have america under your watch and have no foreign x policy experience and it shows. >> that was a moment. >> that was a real moment. and look, nikki haley's whole mantra is i don't back down to police. and she had to show that in that moment that she could come back at vivek, and frankly, talk louder than him, which --
>> who knows. the central question is, were meadows and trump acting in the context of their position, the languages under color of their federal positions. or were they just candidates for office or campaign staff acting in the state of georgia. raffensperger will come in to testify as to, maybe i actually think these guys were acting on behalf of the campaign, not the presidency. look, losing once before doesn't bode well for your prospects of winning again, but you never know how it's going to come out in court. >> you never know, should be our mantra going forward, given the last couple of years. eliot williams, thanks so much. brianna? >> coming up, the plane crash that might have killed the man who led a brief revolt against vladimir putin. what the u.s. intel community is now saying about it. and later, why the house judiciary committee is set to investigate the georgia d.a. who is prosecuting trump. all of these stories and more, coming up on cnn news central.
>> zach cohen, a lot of happenings there for sure. kate? >> exactly. 19 people charged in georgia as part of the alleged criminal enterprise to overturn the criminal results there. donald trump and nine others have yet to report to the county jail to be arrested. trump is preparing do so today and more mugshots are coming in. that is ahead. first, dr. sanjay gupta with this week's chasing life. >> i'm dr. sanjay gupta and host of the cnn chasing life podcast. back pain can be debilitating, and the most common reason that patients come to see me. it is important the know that there are small proactive steps to take everyday to help to prevent the sort of pain in the first place. first of all, make this your mantra, move more. just move more. a body in motion helps to avoid the generalized stiffness that leads to the aches and pains, and specifically, build more
business bureau sudarshan shende, director of vithoba healthcare and research pvt. ltd, while addressing the session organised here by vidarbha management association (vma) on sunday said that one should stand firm even during the t
for years. mask. y i really don't spread the stop ree spread of covid to a study from several world renowned scientists. >> here with reactio sn, host charlie arnold, fox news contributor dr . nicole saphier.sa dr. sapphire, they were wrong about the vaccine. if you get the shot,phier.g abot going to get it, you're not going to transmit it. >> not true. studieif you shos show they werg about masks. they were wrong about therapeutics. they were pretty much wront trgh about. this is a pandemic of the unvaccinated. they keptics. t saying and repeating like a mantra. why should we believe them now? because i don't.-- i first, let me say, i don't use to be. i know sean, but face masks for all continues to be an absurden campaign. and three years ago when they instituted it they could they said okayinstit, well, we l really have any data, so we'rear going to just tell everyonee ye one to wear a face masks. but here we are three years later, and your just pointed ot the cochrane review looked attin 78 studies on face masks. in addition to others like othe and more thathave
years, the very same masks that really don't spread the -- stop the spread of covid according to a study from several world renowned scientists. here with reaction outkick coast charlie ar note and fox news contributor dr. saphier. they were wrong about the vaccine if you get the shot you're not going to get or transmit it. not true. study about masks wrong with therapeutics. they were wrong about everything. this is a pandemic of the unvaccinated they repeated like a mantra. why should we believe them now because i don't. let me say i don't. >> it continues to be -- i know, sean. but face masks for all continues to be an absurd campaign and there years ago when they instituted it they said okay we don't really have any data so we're just going to tell everyone to wear a face mask but here we are three years later and you just pointed out the review looked at 78 studies on face masks in addition to others, like the bang la dash
saying, quote, it doesn't matter your status. we will have a mantra ready for you. the indignity of the criminal booking process might be getting to trump as he continues to take to social media to make false and erratic statements in the wake of his fourth indictment. joining me now is mary trump, host of the mary trump show podcast. author of too much and not enough. how my family created the world's most changers man. and the reckoning, our nation's trauma and finding a way to heal. she is also the neath of donald j trump. mary, it is very good to have you here. trump is now facing a whopping 91 phony charges across four separate criminal cases in multiple states. each indictment, as predicted, has come to fruition. what is he thinking? what is donald trump thinking as he prepares to turn himself in to fulton county jail? >> katie, first of all, it is great to see you. i think it is probably getting harder for him to believe that
will certainly not trust me. and whether it's personal, or business, or country to country, that really takes its toll. so i think for both sides, it would be very good for small gestures of trust to be made. well, on that point einar tangen from the taihe institute and chairman of asian narratives, a real pleasure having you on the show. thanks forjoining me. and i'll talk to you soon. thank you, aaron. a pleasure doing this. ok, so how do you turn around your fortunes in the face of an unprecedented threat? you know, many businesses struggle to survive during the covid pandemic, but for the women's health care company hologic, it was a chance to, well, prove what they could do and live by their own mantra of empowering people to live healthier lives everywhere, every day. a tough call when much of the world went into lockdown, but hologic pivoted its business from women's health to developing mass covid—i9 testing injust a matter of weeks.