announcement to try to seek a second term, no polls indicate americans have major misgive givings about that prospect. polls indicate president biden s age is a reason, the polls show different misgivings? a.bawl line the electorate does naught seam excited about the early prospect. inen 2024, that s where we begin, jackie starts us off live on the north lawn. good evening to you, bret. there are questions about whether this announcement is being slapped together. reports have described it as a last-minute scramble to build a website, fund raise and finalize campaign staffing decisions and talk of a major event rolling out this announcement has shifted to a ramping up effort. by all indications it s still set to begin tomorrow. are you red to run again, mr? president bide non dropping any hints on the eve of his expected reelection bid, reportedly to come via social media. par for the course for this white house under fire for side stepping traditional interviews and ne
requirements for those dependent on some federal food and health programs. that piece of legislation is cruel. the house republicans position is unless the president and the senate agree to their entire agenda that they re going to default and crash the economy. president biden won t negotiate until republicans prove they can pass the bill on his own. even democrats are anxious about the president s resistence. of course president biden should sit down with speaker mccarthy. passing the bill the defeat would telegraph a brutal fight over the debt sealing to the markets. you never know what day is the tipping point but there eventually will be a tipping point. congress failed to ack fast enough during the 2011 debt sealing crisis, triggering financial fallout. tea part y republicans flirted with disaster and came so close to the deadline that it actually lead to the first-ever credit downgrade in american
of data. you like to see the trend for markets and economics. after three months of 200,000 jobs created or more, people are saying, look, it s healing. things are going to get better. the rearview mirror is a slow jobs recovery. then you have a stall here. when your biggest customer has countries in it that are in recession, that doesn t mean if you re a big company in this country you wan to be adding a lot of workers. that could be a big bart of it. i want to look at the private sector of public sector jobs. 82,000 private sector jobs created. 13,000 public job sectors lost. there s the tug of war for the economy. the private sector trying to create jobs. the public sector losing jobs. you ll hear people in the gop say, look, this shows the president s policies aren t working. the problem is what is the answer to that? if the president s policies aren t working, how do those cutting spending fit into the equation? cutting spending will mean more public sector job loss,