pete: kevin. rachel: i can t believe that. i know it s kenny. will: i once said deke bentley. if you wake up and tell your man he s a big star, it s going to be a good day. that s all every manments to hear when they wake up. today is national hunting and fishing day. will: where s the hunting and fishing? pete: unclear. it didn t make the rundown. we re doing the show from central park from the reservoir or pond. rachel: i don t know if you can shoot pidgeons but that would be fun. pete: you ve seen the famous video come across and the fly fishing and the reservoir and the pond and wherever. will: somewhere in central park. pete: he was in central park doing that and he comes up with a cell phone and acted like he got tucker. you re doing something wrong. i got you. he s like, what? rachel: was tucker like on his own? will: he d go to central park and fish and someone thought he had a got ya moment. pete: he s like this is legal. you re allowed to fish here. rachel: i d love
will: really quickly, stuart, this worries me as well. in late 1970s the carter administration and morning in america and 1980s and stock market and economy comes rebounding back. 2200 #, the housing 2009, the housing economy and the fed prints money and the economy roars back in the teens or whatever. both situations involve the fed prints money to juice the economy on the backs of those periods of time. that tool has kind of been used. so in other words if we go into this recession; right, then have policy changes and have a republican administration, whatever it maybe; right, and morning in america comes back. we ve only have we can t keep printing money to do that. how do we fix it? what we could do is cut taxes. the way you push money into the private economy is to cut taxes and cut spending. rachel: and regulation. will: we never cut spending. this administration will never cut taxes, will never cut spending and will never change the regulatory environment.
holiday travel season. he is tapping into the oil reserve. critics have been hard on him for that. jennifer granholm defending the move. the president does not control the price of gasoline but what we re sighing right now is this global mismatch between supply and demand. oil production is lagging behind as the rest of the economy roars back to life. after the shutdown. so we and this administration are leaving no stone unturned as we examine market to figure out what s behind the high prices. right now gas prices are way up $1.28 from a year ago. your thoughts as you listen the their ideas why this has occurred. the critics having no opinions about what the president is doing. the markets are the ones are the true indicator. when they announced they were
stripping out the volatile food and energy sectors, prices still rose a sharp 6.1% over the year. prices rose 0.9% just from june to july. this is prices paid by businesses. and increasing are then tech he cannily passed on to shopper, either raise the prices for you or maybe the package shrinks a little bit so you are getting less for the same price. wholesale price increases have had growing concerns about inflation as the economy roars back to life. investors have worried higher inflation will force the federal reserve to raise interest rates earlier than expected. jerome powell has said again and again that the situation is only temporary. a turn of events for britney spears, what her father intendses do as the battle over her conservatorship continues.
effect until august 20. back in june multiple days of record triple digit temperatures led to nearly 100 heat related deaths in oregon. to business now, let s get a check on cnn business. looking at markets around the world, asian shares closed slightly higher. europe has opened higher for the morning. wall street stock index 23u9s a futures are barely moving. it was a record day after the senate passed the bipartisan infrastructure bill. the dow closed up 162 points hitting a fresh high. the s&p 500 also hit an all-time high. the nasdaq finished lower. a key data out, consumer price index for july, prices have risen month after month as the economy roars back to life. finally, in a galaxy far, far away and far, far out of your price range, disney revealing details about its new star wars luxury hotel, it is an immersive two day star wars adventure complete with