let s talk about this, there s a bunch of things going on. we have a lot of graphics for you. first one of the house, that is a mortgage rate. a 30 year fixed mortgage rate. a year ago, under three to get a 30 year fixed mortgage if you have good credit. that is a doubling. we talk about demand and what the federal reserve is doing. the first thing you see it is the housing market. a 30 year fixed over 6%, what is that doing? that is driving a lot of first time home buyers out of the housing market altogether back into the rental market. you see what s happening with rental prices, up 13%. i was doing some research on that. the average price for a single family rental, 24 95. $2,495 a month for single family, that is getting more and more expensive because of those rights. interest rates rise, mortgage rates react with them. for people watching this in san francisco or new york, it is 2400 bucks. this is the big one, people i m thinking about gas prices for a long time. the war in
day, what s the matter with that? she said, honey, we just lost our insurance. people shouldn t have to face that reality in america. it shouldn t be the case. the unions make sure that we didn t have to face that. but the rest of the countries are still struggling. and we finally are making significant changes in health care. we are not in a situation where we ve been able to put another 2400 bucks for family to reduce the price of insurance for the affordable care act. and by the, way these guys are still going after the affordable care act. they want to get rid of. it and the only reason anybody with a pre-existing condition, who is in wealthy and can t afford a very expensive policy has any coverage is because of the affordable care act. the only reason. and they re still going after. it and social security. the first paycheck that you ve been paying for for social security. well, guess what, the guy heading up the republican campaign committee for the united states senate, senat
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voters should go. greg: i would pay 2400 bucks for her not to be president . gillian: maybe you should get two signed copies. kimberly: they love it. they lay awake at night and wonder how they can make more money. i think this is trying to test the waters to see if she can run again. she t still won t accept that se lost. this is i campaigning. she wants to rehabilitate or emerge, show that she has xing in her step, that she s not fainting et cetera. she is in good health and she knows how to make a buck and she gets to tell her side of it. this makes total sense to me from ata political strategy and for the clinton dynasty. i just think the democratic party is probably going to say, no mas. gillian: it does make sense and political strategist perspective. what also you raising money for? for her, $2,000 a pop, she can get millions of dollars from just going.
stood for like the use of land and land rights, things of that nature. i had a chance to actually see it. many of us don t have a clue what s going on in each other s districts and how tough it is. i want to win in the end. i want to pull as many people under the tent as i can in the limited time i have to do this job. congressman cummings, it s willie geist, a lot of people asked a lot of question. i want to ask you about something on table right now inside the veterans affairs committee and they are talking about a provision that would tax the gi bill, in other words a veteran coming home from war would have to pay 2400 bucks to access the gi bill to get education benefits. what would you instruct members of that kpcommittee to do on th? vote against that. our veterans have paid a high price. they continue to pay high prices, my father-in-law is a veteran and so they don t need any more burdens on them.