about the fed raising rates. people are getting tired of how long this is taking, and it s frustrating. nikki haley launching her presidential bid. it s time for a new generation of leaders to rediscover physical responsibility and secure our border. i m nikki haley, and i m running for president. katie: this is a fox news alert. we are awaiting an update from authorities any minute now following the deadly shooting that killed three people on campus at michigan state university. five other victims remain in critical condition. the 43-year-old suspected guzman dumb i gunman is dead from a self-inflicted gunshot wound. police say he was not a student or staff member, has no known ties to university. steve: they re having a press conference right now in lansing. brian: the first is garrett tiny. hold on one second. we re going to go to the press conference first. let s listen in.
as cartels start using drones. gallup poll shows levels of satisfaction with levels of immigration 234509 u.s. 63% of them a are unsatisfied. expected to drop to 6.2% year over year. many are still concerned about the fed raising rates. biden wants to goose spends. americans need a president who wants to get spending under control. steve 7:01 in new york city. we start this hour with a fox news alert. at least three people are dead and five others fighting for their lives after a saluting last night on campus at michigan state university in lansing michigan. brian: laura ingraham was covering this all night. 43-year-old suspected gunman is dead from a self-inflicted gunshot wound and police say the campus shooter is not a student nor employee and has no affiliation that they can disseminate with university. garrett tenney is live with the latest on this breaking story. gator? yeah, g y all.
strengthened out significantly since the pandemic. you mention the concept of two black fridays. that some retailers did. talk to us about the landscape after christmas now. this is sometimes a week where things are slashed off major sales, et cetera, is that the expectation this year? absolutely. i think that, you know, we re in this weird economy where, yes, prices are going up, but employment is going up too we re kind of wishy-washy on our optimism for what s coming up next nobody has any answers but usually what americans do when they don t know what to do is shop. that s what we have going for us we ll continue to see prices go down and, you know, gas prices continuing to fall, that s also a plus for americans in their pocket we ll see how we ll see how the shaking out of inflation chugs long with the fed raising
policies have improved the economic well-being of american families but a new fox poll finds just 16% of americans believe the administration s policies have helped them personally and only 26% think the president s actions have helped control inflation. 44% think they have made it worse. let s bring in our panel, dan heninger and kim stross leonard is royal board number alicia finley. the fed raising rates by another 50 basis points, 425 this year. have they started to go too far? they ve not started to go too far. they backed off from the 75 point basis point, last month so they are slowing down a little bit but chairman powell has made it explicit even though the markets have been fighting him on the idea that they should slow down he said we ve not tamed inflation and they are not going to back off,
and the head of bank of england, thinks it s already working. we think we ve seen, possibly, this week, the first glimmer that, with figures that were released this week, that it is not only beginning to come down, but it was a little bit below where we thought it would be, and that s obviously very good news. but there s a long way to go. and we expect that to happen, by the way. we expect inflation to start falling more rapidly, probably from the late spring onwards. the uk is not alone. yesterday, the us federal reserve raised their interest rate by 0.5% as well. and the european central bank followed suit, adding 0.5% and taking the eu rate to 2.5%. let s bring the panel in now, victoria, we ve seen the fed raising rates but not by as much as before. so is there a feeling now that the brakes are very gently being tapped by central banks in terms of those