what they do say that s positive about the economy is consumers continue to spend and that the unemployment rate has declined substantially the jobs market is on fire. they are also selling some of the investments they made $8.9 trillion worth of securities during covid to help the economy. that will start getting sold by june 1st, and it s important to know here no dissenters on the report. let s talk about what it means for you and me and everybody else in this country if you have variable rate debt. credit cards and adjustable rate mortgage, maybe trying to get a new mortgage. cost for all of those loans will be higher, it will cost you more, and seniors finally getting a break here on some of the savings things they use, cds, high yield accounts, going up slightly. back to you. john: a little more money in their pockets but a lot of money out of other people s pockets, as interest rates go up.
the country. and i think americans have a very serious problem with the administration using the strategic oil reserve as a band aid to try and say that they are doing something to reduce gas prices, the same time not opening up american energy resources. and one more thing goes back to a state and local issue on regulation generally of the economy, americans are looking back at the past year, republican governors wanted to open things and get people back to work and democrats and the biden administration have been dragging the feet opening up the economy and the regulations that shut down the economy and caused some inflation. so, it s a combination of all those things. sandra: quickly with president biden going after the maga agenda, kevin, on the other side, listen. i don t want to hear republicans talk about deficits and their ultra maga agenda. i want to hear about fairness, i want to hear about decency, i
ahead. sandra: president biden addressing the debt and deficit as inflation rages around americans. sky high prices, most aggressive move on interest rates in decades. will likely boost borrowing costs for millions and the country. great to be with you. john: we get over the hump and slide into the weekend. this is america reports. skyrocketing prices from gas to meat has the country on edge. americans are increasingly learned about the state of the economy. the vast majority saying it s in bad shape and only getting worse. sandra: 61% of americans disapprove of biden s handling, and the party stares down a
promise of the maga movement will win for years to come. confident former president in the statement. and he will face off with ohio congressman tim ryan, he won yesterday. d.n.c. is expected to spend a whole lot of money to turn this seat blue. and heard from tim ryan last night. the work is just beginning, the fight is just beginning, we are gonna heal the country, heal ohio, in turn, heal the united states of america. i will promise you victory. let s go, let s make this happen, let s get this seat. we ll be looking to see what kind of platform ryan runs on, out of d.c. or more of the middle of the chart with ohio. we are also watching ohio senator rob portman who was not backing vance in this primary, he backed a woman who used to be the republican chair, but now portman will support vance in
versed. i m a different breed, though. also e.q. factors in, and ways of ascertaining that, connect with someone, wonderful and the number is lower, how do you know unless you talk with them about everything. it all comes down to values in the heart and for me, faith, that s number one. i.q. test out the window. thanks to everyone. here is america reports. sandra: thank you, team. brand-new fox news polling shows trouble ahead for president biden and democrats looking to win in key elections in the midterms. more than half the country now disapproves of the job that president biden is doing, and the president underwater on key issues like crime, immigration, and the economy. john: numbers are better than some others. what does it mean for the far left agenda the democrats have been pushing for the past year. reaction from kentucky republican senator rand paul and former u.s. ambassador to the united nations, nikki haley