and women are very important in terms of leading the workforce, and so, i think that s why, we need to make sure that we allow women to be able to have a student loan forgiveness, so that future generations can succeed, and make this country stronger. we can have an equitable future. and we can close up the wealth gap, and racial gap, and strive for generational wealth being. i wouldn t get that front, because folks don t really realize that the sooner that we re talking about is 1. 3 trillion dollars, on a good day. so someone coming out of college right now, on average, has a straddle to $50,000. and by the time they re in their mid 30s, they still haven t paid the hold it off, which prevents them from buying that first home. adulting, as people like to call it, right? so talk to me a little bit about what would happen differently with a group that you organize, with would there be an enthusiasm to go out and vote for joe biden?
for example, covid caused a significant increase in prices in the supply chain. we are in a situation now where you should have peace of mind. i know food prices are up. we are working to bring them down. i grew up in the family where the price at the pump went up and you felt it. i understand. but these are necessities. sean: just don t ask him any tough questions. back in july you said inflation would be temporary. a lot of americans are wondering what your definition of temporary is. i think you are being a wise guy with me. i understand. that s your job. sean: a little testy, joe? biden s plan to curve inflation was to spend 3 trillion dollars that was really was over 5 trillion dollars and we don t have anymore social build back broke hand outs.
been explosive. i think it s above 3 trillion dollars in market cap. cryptocurrencies can affect how people get access to banking, how consumers are safe and protected from the volatility of these assets. it affects the dollar. it is a way for the president to articulate the highest level. what are national interests. what could we set to make sure we re at the core of the evol evolution. . thank you for being here. appreciate it. reporter: thanks, john. a new attempt to evacuate civilians from parts of ukraine. will these new cease-fires hold? and a what for the man in charge of the nuclear arsenal.
homes, you know, when they go to the gas pump and try to buy groceries. that s very true and why i m here right now. arthel: that s okay. voters need to hear it. you can talk to me all day long. they aren t getting the message, just saying. matt, how might the republicans sink their own ship and not have a successful mid-term? again, if we take our focus off of what matters most. to kevin s point wages may be going up, inflation is going up higher. the best way to not add to inflation is to stop spending money we don t have like the 2 or 3 trillion dollars they wanted to pass with the build back better plan. just biden said yesterday oh there is not a federal government solution to covid, it is a governor s problem. he said for years now. arthel: president trump said that, too. he left it up to the governors in the beginning.
explosion of money printing. we have an explosion of spending. we had 3 trillion dollars of additional spending. there is good news right now. it looks like this additional 4 trillion dollars spending bill is on hold until 2022 and it may never see the light of day. with government borrow and spending makes inflation worse. this is not an act of nature. it was a policy decision bid biden administration to add trillion dollars of spending the economy doesn t need. jason is probably right. you want to provide a safety net to people who are feeling the after on the facts of the covid lockdown but, jason, we have paid people a lot of money. you could make $100,000 a year as a couple for not working.