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Poverty, up to 300,000 to get solar panels on the roof, e.v., since they did the 7500 for e.v., the major auto industries raised their car prices by how much, 7500, and tesla went up 15,000. and then this. what is the insistance on this. at this very moment, there's a record amount of americans working two full-time jobs. a record amount working two full-time jobs. you look at -- you should see the chart on the basic expenses when you add utilities costs, gasoline, food, and the electricity, it is sky high. you've never ever seen a spike like this in american history. >> sandra: most people do...

Documents to chicago from his own administration. that prompted the national archives to come out with a statement completely debunking those claims, saying that the archives maintain exclusive legal and physical custody of the obama era records. they say they, the records administration, were the ones that took them to chicago, they took them to their own facility, not like obama's house in chicago, and they said all of those 30 million records were unclassified. they took the classified ones to a different government facility in the washington area. so this what about obama thing is complete...

This is a record increase. pets, this is because so many people adopted dogs and cats in covid. that's up a record amount. tools and home improvement. still, if you take a step back, clearly, this is an encouraging sign that perhaps inflationary pressures are starting to ease. >> we're going to be looking for new data as well in that regard. what are you looking at? >> yeah, big inflation report tomorrow. there's been a lot of major developments on the economic front. obviously, inflation falling online. as we talked about. gas prices down 56 days in a row. that is a huge positive. strong jobs...

Deadly flooding, ripping through missouri. sparked by record breaking rainfall, floodwaters forcing rescues of people trapped in vehicles and homes. now we're looking to the governors to declare a state of emergency. here's cnn's, omar menendez. >> roads turned into rivers. >> that is the only road out of this area. and it is impossible. >> an interstate shut down. >> interstates 70. >> and firefighters forced to make dozens of rescues. all as a record amount of rain fell in the st. louis area in

. deadly flooding ripping through missouri sparked by record-breaking rainfall, floodwaters forcing rescues of people trapped in vehicles and homes. now the lieutenant governor is declaring a state of emergency. here is omar jimenez. >> you can't see nobody's cars. >> reporter: roads turned in to rivers. >> that is the only road out of this area and it is impassable. >> reporter: an interstate shut down. >> interstate 70. >> reporter: and firefighters forced to make dozens of rescues. all as a record amount of rain fell in the st. louis area in just a matter of hours. >> we had approximately...