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PM: Govt doing its best to help people cope with rising prices of goods

KUALA LUMPUR: Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim said the government is doing its best to help the people cope with rising prices of essential goods.

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Island Roots: Pacific money talks and how to save for family obligations

A young Pasifika financial expert shares her money-saving tips.

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CNN News Central

shortages going to different locations and stores to pick up things like water and batteries? >> that is always a concern. so, our messaging before the hurricane season is to be prepared and have a kit and make a plan and share the plan with the families and phrenfriends t evacuate, and let them know where you are going, and have enough necessities if you go out of town, but we have shelters open, and heed the evacuation notices, because this is going to be a deadly storm. we haven't seen anything like this in a long time. we had experienced hurricane hermione, and we are concerned about the storm surge. if you are needing to evacuate, we have shelters open, and we can help with the transportation. >> david , we will connect durig and after the storm, and we are

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Morning Joe

mr. trump is going to be treated with no more or no less deaf deference than any other defendant. like any other defendant, he has to adjust his schedule, whatever it is, running for president or running a large corporation, to the necessities of the criminal trial. she's in charge of that. and she -- as lisa said, i mean, it seemed like a huge miscalculation by john lauro and the trump defense, because she begged them, begged them to come up with a more reasonable alternative than april 2026, which she immediately said at the start of the hearing was a nonstarter, wasn't going to happen. she rejected their notion that, you know, this massive amount of discovery made it impossible for them to get ready for trial in even a year. they didn't give her an alternative, so she went with a date that was two months removed from the january date that the special counsel's office had proposed. there was also some really interesting -- i want to read this one thing from the special counsel, molly gaston, the

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FOX and Friends

turning himself in georgia county jail on election interference charges. >> steve: our next guest says if the president is convicted she would pardon if she is elected president. republican presidential candidate nikki haley joins us now live from chicago. nikki, good morning to you. >> good morning. >> steve: what do you make of the mugshot? >> i mean, to me, i think it's a sad day in america. i think it's disgraceful. i mean, the idea that we're seeing a mugshot of a 77-year-old former president, i mean, how did we get to this point? and i don't know that anyone in america should look at that and feel good about it. he think the reality is we need to focus on what i hear everybody talking about. that is inflation is keeping being able to afford necessities. parents worried about transparency in schools. we have open border. and national security threats. so we have got some work to do. you know, i think the main thing when it comes to trump we need

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Americas Newsroom

the average american family spends $700 more in july for the same goods as they did two years ago, he was nikki haley this morning. >> the reality is we need to focus on what everyone is talking about and that is the fact that inflation is keeping them from being able to afford necessities. >> this is a big talk at the g.o.p. debate the other night. >> this has led to the last of $10,000 of spending power throughout the average family. we cannot sit by any longer and allow this kind of spending that is going on in washington. >> we must reverse bidenomics so then people have a chance to succeed again, we cannot succeed as a country, if you are working hard and you cannot afford groceries -- >> nearly seven out of every ten americans disapproves of the way president biden has handled inflation dana? >> let's see what they decide to do. there is a lot at stake thank you.

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Hannity

chal we didn't talk long enough h about the challenges that we have with chinave wia. it's not the strength of china. it's the weakness of biden. n that's the problem that we fa. as a nation. we nfed to dig into some o most important, consequential issues facing the americanentiao people and not have a foodon t fight on the stage. you knowhe , one of the things m that stood out to me is a point that i often make thate rage on average, the average american household is payingousr nearly 10,000 more for the same items that they were paying when donald trump left office on january 20th of your right, you know, 2021. so my poin>> seat is, and then you have 61% of americans living paycheck to paychec have 61%k and you have $54,000 average american debt. how do you climb out from under that or bare necessities? people thrown itm un on theirin credit card. that is real suffering. that's all a lot of self-induced because of biden's energy and economic policy. >> absolutely. of bideny aneconomicnumber one,w that energy security >>l, but it's alsos also

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America Reports

are working, ok. and they are getting paid, ok. but inflation is eating up their wages. so many, many, many people, this is middle class, lower middle class, they need to have a second job. husband and wife both sometimes have to have second jobs, you know why. because the necessities, the prices of food, the prices of energy, the prices of electricity. >> sandra: average home in the country is $400,000. you have to have 160,000 salary to get in the home. >> mortgage rate from 2.5% to 7.5%, that is the killer. i know the price has gone up and you are quite right. but you know, you bought the thing -- 2.5 to 7.5, if you have an heloc, everybody is paying more. it eats into your family income. so this issue of affordability, and i must say, although many of

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America Reports

gotten. >> a lot of people out here homeless, they can't buy food. >> normally i'm trying to be more conscious, for sure, and what subscriptions i have and how much i'm buying. >> have to buy small meals, even to go to pantries. >> john: voters' concerns about the economy will be a major talking point at the gop debate. inflation has surged to levels not seen in decades under president biden. and families are struggling just to afford basic necessities. we have team coverage for you this afternoon. charles payne will join us shortly to talk about the out of control housing market. but first, fox business's grady trimble with the candidates' thoughts on biden economy, live in milwaukee. grady. >> hey, john, and voters' thoughts on the economy. they want to hear the plan to tamp down inflation, to rein in government spending and unleash

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America Reports

over inflation. some americans are still struggling to pay for necessities, and now it's getting harder to afford a car. lydia joins us to break this down. what's behind the increased cost here? >> a big factor, interest rates. they are adding thousands of dollars, the average interest rate on a loan for a new car hit 7.2% last month, according to edmunds. the average transaction price for a new car is now more than $48,000, according to kelly blue book. the average down payment, nearly 6800. that leaves about 41,500 to be financed at 7.2%. after 72 months, total interest paid would be higher than $9,700. total cost for that car then, higher than $58,000. buying that same car at the same price with the same down payment back in february of 2022 just

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