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Will stay with us and american families longer and continue to feel it. what i'm also worried about. supply chain shortages. labor market right now. we get a new report tomorrow and watching for that. you have 11 million job openings in this country. that number was going down. it is going up. in march 4 1/2 million people quit their jobs. we have to watch what happens with wages here. they aren't keeping in pace with inflation and that's where the rub is. >> wages are going up. inflation faster. you are seeing negative wage growth in the country, something else that larry kudlow continues to ...

Stepdaughter also posts travels from around europe. so this a very direct and blunt message. certainly one putin is not going to want to hear. >> it is also so public. this is on instagram as you say, this is social media, this is for all to read. and he is not alone. we have a couple other examples. back at the beginning of the war, there were two other russian oligarchs who came out and said that the blood shed has to end, peace is important, negotiations need to start as soon as possible. and then more recently on march 4, the russian oil firm called for the soonest termination of this arme...

Encouragement to do so. >> i am answer for them, people have explained it to me clearly. i'm not going to say anything here anybody can't look on the internet. e.i.a. website, march 13, 2020, before lockdown started, u.s. production, 13.1 million barrels a day. march 4, 2022, 11.6 million barrels. 1.5 million barrels deficit. what should have happened if you had the president pro energy and not stifling the energy, we would has been up to the 13.1 and surpassed it if we were thinking long-term here, and thinking about a long game. when they talk about the 9,000 leases, and why these companies ...

Feeling that he has some or little ability to manage that crisis while 28% quite a bit or a great deal believe he can. trace, the president will unveil his budget for fiscal year 2023. he will speak to the press and you can imagine he will be asked about this issue in poland. we'll see what he has to say. trace and dana. >> trace: thank you, david. >> dana: let's bring in marc thiessen. former speech writer for president george w. bush. i know you pay attention to these issues and words closely. just to set things up i want to play a sound bite from jen psaki from march 4 on this question zblo...

0 i'm not going to get into intelligence but the president's intention of sending u.s. military to fight in ukraine against russia has not changed. >> even if there is a chemical weapons attack, the calculus will not change? i want to be clear what the response would be. >> we are conveying to all of you what the capabilities are. the steps they have taken in past. the president and our nato partners have not changed their assessment about their plans to send u.s. troops in. >> president biden let a chemical weapons attack in ukraine go unanswered by the united states. >> we have not let anyth...