Can buy milk. Prices for food, clothing, houses and more jumped sharply. I bought a sandwich at one point, not even a fancy shop, it was 22. Driven by lingering pandemic supply issues, stronger manned, and perhaps some Price Gouging to. It has hit every american at some point, whether is you personally or someone you know. Worst constant reminder, gas prices. The nationwide average for a gallon climbed over 5 at one point, a new record. Filling up my suv sometimes cost over 100. Thats part . Some parts of the economy that were just coming, unemployment very low. Wages, up, significantly for the first time in a very long time. So, is a Recession Coming . I think its a different no. If you listen to a lot of the economists. I dont even care if theres a Recession Coming. It already feels like we are in a recession. Despite topping 1 Million Deaths in the u. S. , the covid pandemic brought some good news. More than 80 of all americans have now received at least one dose of vaccine. The rat
coming up next, all the best and worst moments of 2022, a cnn special report all the best, special report all the best, all the worst starts now. captions by vitac www.vitac.com buckle up, strap in, and brace yourself. this year brought more twists and turns, in and outs, and ups and downs than anyone could have predicted. big news, politics, movies, music, sports, and more. we re going through it all with our guest comedian and actress helen hog, deonte stallworth, john berman, s.e. cupp, and gina they re all on board for the best ride ever, all the best, all the worst: 2022. welcome. i m tom forman. and depending on who you are and where you were and what you believe, this year may have been pretty good or really bad or somewhere in the murky middle. many of us started with high hopes, but the troubles of recent years are fading oh so slowly. and that was clear in all sorts of huge news events that rocked our world. let s start with the biggest, baddest, wors
can buy milk. prices for food, clothing, houses and more jumped sharply. i bought a sandwich at one point, not even a fancy shop, it was $22. driven by lingering pandemic supply issues, stronger manned, and perhaps some price gouging to. it has hit every american at some point, whether is you personally or someone you know. worst constant reminder, gas prices. the nationwide average for a gallon climbed over $5 at one point, a new record. filling up my suv sometimes cost over $100. that s part? some parts of the economy that were just coming, unemployment very low. wages, up, significantly for the first time in a very long time. so, is a recession coming? i think it s a different no. if you listen to a lot of the economists. i don t even care if there s a recession coming. it already feels like we are in a recession. despite topping 1 million deaths in the u.s., the covid pandemic brought some good news. more than 80% of all americans have now received
north korea tested more missiles. south korea and indonesia were saddened by fatal crowd crushes. japan was shaken by the assassination of former prime minister shinzo abe, and london watched a revolving door of leaders. the united kingdom seems to like having a lot of different prime ministers because they keep on changing who s in charge there. as a new king, charles stepped up, following the passing of queen elizabeth, the longest-serving monarch in british history. i mean, it was a heck of a sendoff. you know, honestly, i didn t expect anything less. closer to home, hurricane fiona pounded puerto rico, and ian hammered the caribbean before hitting florida hard. both storms raising fresh alarms about climate change. it s hard to deny the science when it s flooding your home.
fiona pounded puerto rico, and ian hammered the caribbean before hitting florida hard. both storms raising fresh alarms about climate change. it s hard to deny the science when it s flooding your home. add other places afflicted by wildfires, heat waves, blizzards, and droughts so bad it was draining lakes, and the earth is telling us something, right? the planet is telling us that we can t just keep going on like this. i look at my nieces and nephews, and they ll be the ones that are inheriting the planet from us. among many worrisome predictions, the glaciers in yellowstone and yosemite could be gone by and sea levels rise as much as they did in much of a century. i live in los angeles, and