all that tells us, what it costs for the producer to make. what that translates into is what you and i will have to pay for it. you see glimmers of hope, and they say the only thing that cures high prices is high prices. sandra: a nugget in the article that a lot of the companies raised prices in anticipation of rising input costs, they were not set yet experiencing that. so having this momentary pause in price hikes, one might take a step back and if the costs do go up, you might see further price increases. it s really tough stuff. you are watching all of it and will do so on your new show. and throw brian into the mix, and your show is at 1:00, we ll have to have you back before the show starts, we won t be able to get you after.
of those glimmers of hope. what americans and not just that they are reading and the headlines because you can even read the numbers are good. it is what americans are feeling. certainly come americans feel more so at the gas pump. that really hurts a lot of individuals because they need to fill up their cars to go to work and maybe they can t use their car and have to find a different mode of transportation. the bottom line is the bottom line and the economy. that is going to be difficult for any party, my own party included, if the party is not to blame for them. whether inherited or worldwide mass, which it is right now. certainly putin invading ukraine did not help that. shannon: to that point for republicans who would say this is not a pollutant issue. economic counsel advisor putin and senator rick scott, a republican fully in lockstep and blaming biden for putin price hike so surprising.
nikita khrushchev was overthrown, in part because of his very poor, dangerous decision making during the cuban missile crisis. and it is to be hoped that some day in the future someone will be able to tell putin that it is time to resign and that his inner circle will follow through and make sure that he does not stay in power. we are all looking for those glimmers of hope. prone jane vaynman, professor scott sagan, thank you both for being with us. at the top of the hour, diving into the ways in which the war can end diplomatically. but as the world watches the horrors russia is unleashing in ukraine realtime, diplomacy feels a long way away. what the u.s. and nato need to do. it is next on american voices. . my wife and i have three children. ruthann and i like to hike. we eat healthy. we exercise. i noticed i wasn t as sharp as i used to be. my wife introduced me to prevagen and so i said yeah, i ll try it out.
have large stock of this in pharmacies, it will be fabulous. people will be able to get a prescription from their physician or provider, go to the pharmacy, take a five-day course of this, and largely for most people, prevent hospitalization. but we need to get there. we need more testing. we need and then, also, we need to have strategies in place to prevent people from hoarding this pill. from people from acquiring this therapy, you know, and just sort of stocking it on the shelf. so there needs to be safeguards in place to prevent people from prescribing this for people who are well, and not yet in need of it. yeah. again, glimmers of hope but still so far from being there quite yet. it s really great to have you both. thank you. thank you. out front for us next. the january 6th committee targeting a top-trump ally, congressman jim jordan. but will he reveal any details of his conversations with donald trump from the day of the insurrection? plus, the jury weighing kim pot
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