also the expectation that the chairman should comment on this banking turmoil tomorrow afternoon and a banking committee hearing on all of these issues set for thursday. back to you. neil: thanks. connell mcshane. so believe it or not, we shifted in the last 24 hours, if you will, worry about inflation and how long the federal reserve can keep rating interest rates to growing concerns that we re slipping into a recession or things are dramatically slowing down. the latest jobs figures show a dramatic decline to 9.59. these are the so-called job openings. we would envy that more than a couple years ago. the fact of the matter is, the third down month in the row and well off of the highs of 12.7 million a little more than as i say, 2.5 years ago. so what does that portend for the economy and businesses really beginning to tighten up
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at $99.59 a barrel. it appears that some of the folks that got jobs implementing the president s stimulus program were hired in spite of the fact they have not paid taxes. correspondent shannon bream reports on money going out the door and not coming back in. why should somebody get a federal contract if they owe the federal government money? that was the question on capitol hill today in the wake of a stunning report from the government accountability office showing that at least 3700 entities that got federal stimulus mup together owed more than $750 million in back taxes. we have rampant tax delinquency most contractors and no way to stop it. current law does not bar companies with unpaid taxes scoring government contracts but the administration points to other steps it s taking to crackdown on the problem. , companies that want federal contracts are required to
at $99.59 a barrel. it appears that some of the folks that got jobs implementing the president s stimulus program were hired in spite of the fact they have not paid taxes. correspondent shannon bream reports on money going out the door and not coming back in. why should somebody get a federal contract if they owe the federal government money? that was the question on capitol hill today in the wake of a stunning report from the government accountability office showing that at least 3700 entities that got federal stimulus mup together owed more than $750 million in back taxes. we have rampant tax delinquency most contractors and no way to stop it. current law does not bar companies with unpaid taxes scoring government contracts but the administration points to other steps it s taking to crackdown on the problem. , companies that want federal contracts are required to