but someday, maybe someday but not today. and we re in an inflation environment now. 40-year high for inflation, people are struggling. wages aren t rising fast enough and people are upset about gas prices. i m upset about gas prices. it is expensive. dana: hurting small businesses. trace: it will take time. gasoline prices don t quote me. gasoline prices will likely come down. energy traders and the energy market understand the ukraine/russia conflict. the volatility will subside in the oil market. trace: you can t get wind and solar on the grid unless you have fossil fuels. you need fossil fuels at night. until they can figure out how to store it you still need fossil fuels. dana: i didn t know i was wearing a petrochemical. it would be more attractive if they advertised it that way.
become more virulent but has become more contagious, more transmissible. if not for the vaccines we would have seen, i m not ap epidemiologist, i expect the death numbers would be easily double or trip what they are now if not for the vaccines. wow. extraordinary. don t quote me, but something like that. a whole heck of a lot bigger. a lot more. yeah. stunning. the vaccines, they work. what a year it s been. dr. natalie azar great to see you in-person for a little of your xpexize. expertise. coming up, the hundreds of victims of larry nassar. and something more valuable than money as the fight for justice continues. jose diaz-balart reported, a
you know, charlie sykes said on this program that it will take a tragedy to wake people up, to break the fever. but for all the tragedies you just cited, el paso, the three-year anniversary of the synagogue mass murder. we are post tragedy crisis. and i wonder, with eyes wide open, do you simply feel that we are in a period of, as the fbi has warned, sort of white-inspired racist violence being a gravest threat to the homeland for the foreseeable future? yeah. i mean, don t quote me. you can quote christopher wray, fbi director for saying this. but the idea is, adl, we track far right extremists, left wing radicals, political extremists, you name it. we alarmed at what we are seeing.
the element i do feel trapped. that benefit trap is so true. it is like a domino, when they go down and down and down. it is one thing starts it off, a car accident, and down. it is one thing starts it off, a caraccident, i and down. it is one thing starts it off, a car accident, i tried to do myjob and i couldn t imagine, so i had to give it up. and then you obviously are expected to get a job but the training is limited and at my age, to be honest, working in an office, even. iwould need to my age, to be honest, working in an office, even. i would need to have had many years of experience of that and often women are age weren t given the chance to do these things so i tried to go to university, i got accepted but i could not afford to go. that was a couple of years ago since the accident, to try to better myself, so the support isn t there. i think it is at age 60, but don t quote me, that you can get any support for being at university. so that was that, you know. that was something
journalist who has lived his whole life in afghanistan. he s freelance for npr and other western outlets. he told us that mullah baradar returning to afghanistan is a big change for afghanistan. he said he is an esteemed leader and co-founder of the taliban. his return to afghanistan, quote, probably means the end of any talks between the taliban and afghan politicians in kabul. in other words, the implications there are that this is somebody who is recognized by everybody involved as the new guy in charge. and so anybody left over from the previous government is now, you know, not just out of a job but no longer in a position to speak on behalf of any government because with mullah baradar returning to afghanistan, everybody knows that he s going to be running the new government. at least that s the implication, that s what it looks like for now. don t quote me when things ultimately take some radically different course we didn t anticipate. it s not like we ve never been