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These things fit together. and by the way, since we're talking about inflation, i remember for example when rudy's analytics analyzed the effects that these pieces of legislation could have on easing inflationary precious. talking about the entire package. part of what's going on in our economy, part of what's creating a lot of pressure right now is issue of labor supply. those get better if, of course, we beat the pandemic and if we make it easier to get by in this country and make work pay. >> bret: first of all congratulations on your new babies. but let me -- i guess there are some moderat...

When i started competing it was like i was the older one and i thought, oh, this is different for me. it was incredible watching them and seeing the work pay off. it was amazing to see. >> i'm surprised it's taken this long to be a sport. as you look back at the olympics and pointed out to the troubles, the earthquakes and all that sort of stuff, are you happy that -- there were a lot of calls to cancel it. are you glad it went through? >> i'm glad we could do it safely and everyone was able to do -- at least for the most part keep everyone in tokyo safe. i think it's pretty amazing that throu...

The Atlantic Low wages benefit employers at the expense of both workers and taxpayers. January 14, 2021 Getty / The Atlantic The country’s very low minimum wage comes at a high cost. And for taxpayers, it adds up to more than $100 billion a year. That number comes from a new analysis of safety-net usage by Ken Jacobs, Ian Eve Perry, and Jenifer MacGillvary of UC Berkeley’s Labor Center. It identifies working families with at least one member who would get a raise if the federal minimum wage were lifted to $15 an hour, and finds that the government spends about $107 billion a year on Medic...

She started setting her sights on iowa in the midterms when she was sort of turning down the idea, not mentioning directly she was exploring a run for the presidency. but we saw early indications she was setting her sights on iowa and we are seeing the fruits of that labor now. she has hundreds of volunteers on the grounds and interns and fellows working on her behalf. we are seeing some of that work pay off. she's climbing up in the polls and it's a critical state for politics as new hampshire. the first two states really benefit a politician who can sake a selfie with the crowd or have one o...

That much about him. that is his big idea of supplanting our income, our work pay by giving every american $1,000 a month as a way to essentially redistribute wealth in this country. it is an idea he builds off to bring the crowd in. this is someone who absolutely benefits from walking in the door in a room like this with 20 other candidates and being at 1% in the polls. again, most of the people in this room probably would not have showed up for an andrew yang speech. but if you're showing up for budge or elizabeth warren, you're going to get exposed to these ideas and voters i talked to did ...