issues the december release stack out to me transportation services and shelter were up more than 4%. your shelter are not stuck in the port of l.a. somewhere trying to get to you. i think there s more coming kevin hassett another economist a guy who worked for president trump so other side of the aisle said he s worried were going to see double-digit inflation in 2022. if we had that going into the november elections i think biden has a huge problem on his hands. dan, kyle just alluded to it. but empty shelves the worst of both worlds not only higher prices but fewer goods. of course, it can be blamed on omicron, some can be blamed on the supply chain crisis. but it all falls on biden s watch. it does, david. the one thing we should quickly also point out is their policies last year included significant distortions of the labor market.
pandemic to see a lot of platoons keeping us humming. are again, thank you very much. still ahead so much for unity. a closer look at precedence biden attack on his political opponents in atlanta this week. what he got so very wrong about voting rights that deeply divisive speech david: were frauds and breaking news in texas. that is where a suspect is reportedly taken some people hostage inside a synagogue including the rabbi. this happening during services. this is in the city it is about 30 miles northwest of dallas. fox affiliate their faqs for dallas swat teams are on the scene. happening at the congregation synagogue. the police are asking nearby residents to evacuate the area. the police department first
she got it off by a factor of 30. that is 3000% wrong. [laughter] and again it is kind of refreshing to note the governor does not have all of the answers and we should be skeptical of some of their policy decisions that are not necessarily based on science. i think that reality, david, is not only refreshing. it s a very important development in our politics. the biden administration you talk about the first decision they lost six three the ocean mandate against private businesses. this was a very big deal. just set aside the pandemic for a moment. if they had been able to establish an agency with private businesses with over 110 employees to do x, y, z with the pandemic they could conceivably do that in the future and say ordering them to stop using fossil fuels.
this decision in the biden administration? it is a blow in the decision itself because they lost big. if you read that opinion, they said the white house exceeded its statutory authority. the broken administrative law by not tailoring this rule. and of course with six justices on there. but it is a blow to if you look at the bigger context. this is now the second major executive action after the eviction moratorium the supreme court stepped into brush back. he would like to think the white house with think there s limits of the executive power parade this is the latest example the court will not stand by for this. david: kyle, because we talk to doctor mcclary about the public healthcare workers, they are still included in this vaccine mandate. that could still leave hospitals understaffed. what are the repercussions of