of then president trump january 6th as mr. trump learned about the attack on the u.s. capitol and decided whether to issue a statement that could help stop the rioters. so i guess my question is right now, does the, the committee must whatever it feels about what s happened with navarro at this point they must have their eyes on this larger prize. what s your sense how expectant they are or the timeline they re hopeful getting action on mark meadows or a building frustration, meadows the most player may be outside their grasp? why this is such a complicated question. as katie pointed out the justice department historically defends the right of executive branch to assert executive privilege and pass legal department, legal opinion, justice department legal opinions asserted congress can t made a president s top adviser talk as their official diets and members on the house
empty office buildings and expect a normal economy. you have to reopen things. there s a lot of frustration building. people get a chance to vote that frustration and vote with their wall lesses. when you see negative rates that people earn at the bank and the wages are not keeping up with rising prices, there s building frustration on main street. real wages are down 2.4% last month. no question. here s the question. here s what i don t know. no one is talking about it. let s face it. the biden administration pumped too much money in this economy and the federal reserve pumped too much money. in both have to do something about it. i m wondering, can they do anything without triggering a recession? feels like at this point for the fed to do what its supposed to do, like paul volcker did, that would mean the pain would be excruciating. to get to the other side, it may be painful. the party may be over for a
airport until they absolutely have to. that s why the mood isn t nearly as bad as we expected here. if you think about all the travel problems we ve seen just this month, the delays with omicron and the staffing issues we ve seen from all of the airlines, it has caused a lot of building frustration. you add in this nor easter that everyone was dealing with yesterday, those delayed flights now taking off. it s sort of causing a domino effect for delays and cancellations today. these numbers are pretty extraordinary. new york officials say saturday more than 76% of flights were canceled at jfk. 98% were canceled here at la guardia. newark saw 85% of its flights canceled yesterday. it s just more of the same today for many people. nationwide, there have been about 4,400 delays and 1,400 cancellations so far, that information from flightaware. that s in addition to all the problems that people were seeing on the roads. so travelers we re talking to are facing trouble. but here s some of th
and the part of this that the public sees has rendered the democrats in the house where they have party control to kind of angry letter writers. and everything has kind of ground down quite slowly. there s got to be some building frustration. oh, there absolutely is. it s something i heard a lot from democrats this week, including from maxine waters, the financial services committee chairwoman. she s saying that it s really difficult when you re in a situation where going through the courts, which is what democrats expect will happen next with many of these subpoenas and document requests, going to courts for decisions takes a long time. and it s very hard to go back for a member of congress, to go back home over a break like they have coming back for memorial day, and talk to their constituents and say trust me, i m working on this, the courts are taking a long time but i m working on it. because voters really care about results and they often don t
i think it s very dangerous, it s bad for morale, and it s going to tear apart what has traditionally been a very non-partisan community. kelsea, i ve saved the difficult question for you. and that is everything is taking a long time. and the part of this that the public sees has rendered the democrats in the house where they have party control to kind of angry letter writers. and everything has kind of grown down quite slowly. there s got to be some building frustration. oh, there absolutely is. it s something i heard a lot from democrats this week, including from maxine waters, the financial services committee chairwoman. she s saying that it s really difficult when you re in a situation where going through the courts, which is what democrats expect will happen next with many of these subpoenas and document requests, going to courts for decisions takes a long time. and it s very hard to go back for a member of congress, to go back home over a break like they have coming back for