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There was a certain leader who was very slow on the crime, on the crime sprays. also very slow on vaccines. do you remember that? and also slow on the supply chain problem and slow on inflation. it seems to me that biden is just slow and that is the problem here. but i have to go back to what you said and i don't know when it was, what do we do? we either have to steel ourselves against the ghoulish carnage where we go all in because i think whenever we play in this middle ground, we are looking for an excuse not to get in and looking for a excuse to get in at the same time. all it does is cre...

What your organization has been providing and the need you are meeting now. >> thanks for having me. the organization has shipped out four shipments of medicine and medical supplies. those shipments are going from kansas city where we are based to the borders of ukraine to be distributed by the government of ukraine to various hospitals and other facilities. jackie: what transport issues are you running into? there is a growing supply chain problem beginning to spiraling ukraine. you are cut off from roads, the roots you take to get basic supplies, food, fuel, is that an issue you are running ...

Of putin's a action. the significant reason why prices are up is because of covid affecting the supply chain. the reason for inflation is that we have a supply chain problem that is really severe. at the bottom, the bottom of it all is covid. >> a new report from the federal reserve bank of san francisco says that may not be the case and that, you guessed it, government spending may be the true culprit. the report says, quote: fiscal support measures designed to counteract the severity of the pandemic's economic effects have contributed to this divergence by raising inflation about three perce...

Wand and just sort of fix the supply chain problem. >> i'll make sure my son eats, and i'll just have to reduce what i eat. >> reporter: many economists see prices climbing for many goods in the next six months by as much as 10% to 20%. there is hope of prices leveling off once the latest variant is behind us. terry? >> deirdre bolton, thanks very much for that. when we come back, the new year's drawing tonight for $500 million lottery prize. today, things can be pretty unexpected. but your customers, they still expect things to be simple. and they want it all personalized. with ibm, you can...

Lawrence: welcome back, a coalition of restaurants is calling on chicago mayor lori lightfoot to postpone a new mandate that will force restaurants to check the vaccination status of their customers. our next guests say change operation in 1 days is just not practical. roger is executive director of the fulton market association which is an economic development group that serves chicago communities. roger, thank you so much for joining the program today. so tell me how is this going to impact the businesses and the restaurants specifically in chicago, already a low margin business, already on ...