and there is nobody challenging them but the police department and their hands are tied. sandra: we only have a few seconds left. we heard the president is going to meet with mayor adams in new york city. do you think anything good can come from that? mayor adams has to distance himself from the people that want to defund police. he has to get down to the nitty-gritty and protect the police and the people of the city of new york. he cannot do it with the people that he stands on the podium with that are outright haters of police. sandra: it s a big job and a big challenge. joe, happy to see you. we will continue to follow this story there in ferguson on those two cops that were just shot. thank you very much. we ll have more after this. we ll be right back.
how about the timing of this news play out? welcome, everyone, i m sandra smith in for neil cavuto and this is your world. justice steven breyer set to retire after the current term. giving president biden a first crack at filling the seat on the high court. bret baier on what role this will play in the midterms. first to peter at the white house. we didn t hear any kind of a detail what comes next. the white house doesn t even want to say who, or which official works here who will be in charge of the search for replacement. president biden was asked briefly about this but he wanted his focus to be entirely on build back better . every justice has the right
environment, wouldn t spending more and the president s plan make inflation worse? it boggles the mind. economics 101 and 201 says if you keep priming the pump, inflation keeps going higher. we are not at the point where it s completely out of control. but if they keep going this route, we are may end up that way. and all this talk about interest ratings staying down at 1% or 2%, we may see them at 5%. and then all heck breaks loose in the economy. i have to add the other component. to think businesses in the consumer, ordinary americans that had to deal with two years of a pandemic that is still going on right now, and hopefully gets better, to them them we will take a few trillion dollars out of the economy now and put it into our hands is just absolute insanity. it s a sin. and the fact that those auto companies are agreeing it s not
sandra: okay shannon bream on that. now to bret baier. lots to get to here. there is a lot happening abroad potentially. to shannon bream and jennifer griffin s reporting on this. jennifer griffin putting out, this is a complicated decision and a lot of factors involved. we are getting brand new reaction from senator manchin. he just issued a new statement on the retirement of supreme court justice breyer. wishing him a happy and fulfilling retirement. he did go on to say i take my constitutional advising to the court very seriously. he looks forward to meeting with and evaluating the qualifications of biden s nominee to fill the supreme court vacancy. this leaves us off where this all goes from here. what you hearing, bret? i think this is the first
hello, hillary. hello, sandra. the president has not made much headway on build back better. so he has turned to major companies to try to address concerns that build back better would be bad for business. all at the white house to talk up the legislation that the president, once again today, says is the cure for high prices ailing the economy. real challenges. we ve got to get prices in check and for working people out there. and that is why the last component of my plan is so important and why the support of these incredible business leaders means so much. white house sources telling us that the ceo s think that the benefits of build back better actual outweigh any potential tax hikes that would tag along with it. but this corral of top corporations is not sitting well