family budgets. inflation is a global challenge. and, ainsley, you know, they brought out one of the white house economic advisers yesterday and said, you know, caught us by surprise. which is kind of what they said about omicron as well. it s like we never saw this coming. republicans were saying from the get-go, you are flooding the economy with too much money and this is going to happen. fast forward to today, we got 7% inflation. ainsley: and he calls that progress? when he took office, it was 1.4%. that was january 2021. here we are in january of 2022, it s 7%. that is not what i call progress. he says we have seen some improvement? well, in goods and service information december it was .05%. in november it was .08%. not much of an improvement. the annual increase is still 7%. 7% of your paycheck that you are paying more for goods and services and things that you need for your help and your car and for your family. how is this progress?
you know what? and when you look at your three industries, for instance, daniel, the price of fuel, up 41%. joe biden says this is transitory. i don t think it s transitory, daniel. yeah. we went from inflation being transitory to now we hear a lot about how it is actually good for the economy. look as you make energy hard to produce which he has done, he has made the supply dwindle and therefore prices of energy have gone through the roof. and all of those prices have been passed on to consumers from meat, from anything that is produced, manufactured, transported all those prices get transported ton consumers and that is driving this inflation crisis. steve: corey, i don t have to tell you, i talk to my friend todd the car guy all the time he could sell more cars if he could get them. it s all about supply and demand. and for a have right of reason, the price of used cars up almost 40%. this is something you are facing