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Passenger vehicle dispatches dip 4% in April as supply challenges continue: SIAM

What you see with the economy right now. obviously historically low unemployment and more jobs than we could fill and yet inflation up at the highest levels we have seen since about 40 years ago. this is a political problem, as you know very well. going into the midterm elections but more importantly it is a real world problem for people at the gas tank or the grocery store. what can you do from where you sit, what could the president do where fr where he sits to bring these prices down? >> well, as you said, there is much good news in the economy with record low unemployment rates, more peopl...

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>> reporter: the northwest and midwest saw similar issues, amid extreme weather. while shelves are mostly stocked again, winter is just underway. and omicron is still spreading with the supply chain stretched thin. >> i expect in the coming weeks, we'll continue to face supply challenges. those challenges will be sporadic and impact different areas at different times. >> reporter: at dawson's market in d.c., the owner got word from his distributor that they could only deliver 70% of his orders in the coming weeks. >> it's not the product is not in the warehouse, it's because they don't have en...

>> well the inflationary pressures are at his feet and that is the challenge. much of the supply challenges are at his feet in terms of reducing production domestically and relying more upon international energy for the united states. we have to be energy independent and that's a challenge. in arkansas, 3.7% unemployment rate, which is lower than what we were before the pandemic began, and so our economy is moving, but we do have to increase our supply chain. we have to increase our worker engagement. >> and does joe biden get some credit for the positive parts of the economy that even you say...