By this because heres what were learning today today new report fresh off the press right so grocery prices are increasing and i mean in a big way theyre showing their biggest monthly increase in nearly 50 years last month this is according to the bureau of labor statistics in the United States government biggest jump meat and eggs youre now paying 4. 3 percent more for meat megs all in one month by the way imagine how much higher it could still get by the way you going to be paying 1. 5 percent more for fruit and vegetables and 2. 9 percent more for cereals and breads just on average you want to talk jobs lets talk jobs new study there too this comes out of Stanford University it says that of all the people who have lost their jobs in the United States so far 60 percent of those are going to get their jobs back conversely 40 percent are not going to get their jobs back. Thats a big nut right now this is based on whats happened historically during recessions and its about a month long
By this because heres what were learning today today new report fresh off the press right crease in nearly 50 years last month this is according to the bureau of labor statistics in the United States government biggest jump meat and eggs youre now paying 4. 3 percent more for meat megs all in one month by the way imagine how much higher it could still get by the way youre going to be paying 1. 5 percent more for fruit and vegetables and 2. 9 percent more for cereals and breads just on average you want to talk jobs lets talk jobs new study there too this comes out of Stanford University it says that of all the people who have lost their jobs in the United States so far 60 percent of those are going to get their jobs back conversely 40 percent are not going to get their jobs back thats a big nut right now this is based on whats happened. Historically during recessions and its about a month long study that they have done now lets look at the macro side to this story and by that i mean all
Day. We will talk to steve about the weather, and the changes that are coming in a few moments. I have an interesting story that is surprising, but here it is, one in four americans have dipped into their Retirement Savings during the pandemic or are planning on doing that. A survey from the personal finance site bank rate says 27 percent of people have withdrawn from the ira. 18 percent of people are contributing less money to the retirement account, then they were before the pandemic. I will start with you, that couples nicely with the story of during the pandemic people ever realize that they dont necessarily have to spend a lot of money to have a good time. They dont go together in my opinion. A lot of people are realizing game night, a movie at home is a great way to spend time. You dont always have to go and see a live show, even though i love those kinds of nights. Tha and a drastic way because they too. The pandemic has had to the lower wage earners the hardest. People who work
By this because heres what were learning today today new report fresh off the press right so grocery prices are increasing and i mean in a big way theyre showing their biggest monthly increase in nearly 50 years last month this is according to the bureau of labor statistics in the United States government biggest jump meat and eggs are now paying 4. 3 percent more for meat megs all in one month by the way imagine how much higher it could still get by the way you going to be paying 1. 5 percent more for fruit and vegetables and 2. 9 percent more for cereals and breads just on average you want to talk jobs lets talk jobs new study there too this comes out of Stanford University it says that of all the people who have lost their jobs in the United States so far 60 percent of those are going to get their jobs back conversely 40 percent. Are not going to get their jobs back thats a big nut right now this is based on whats happened historically during recessions and its about a month long st
We welcome your comments by text , 202 7488003. Tell us your name and where you are from. Wj. Twitter we are cspan maryland was one of the first states to impose tight restrictions. The latest from the Washington Times, saying they will ease restrictions and prepare to reopen maryland. The governor eased coronavirus restrictions wednesday to allow residents to participate in some outdoor act to videos and resume elective medical procedures. They closed Public Schools for the rest of the academic year. Residents may participate in golfing, fishing, boating, tennis, camping, and other outdoor activities. He added that local governments can exercise flexibility in reopening playgrounds and parks. That is from the Washington Times. An Washington Post published oped, an opinion piece by five republican governors who kept their states open. Five republican governors, our states stayed open during the coronavirus, here is why our approach worked. That is the headline of the piece. The governo