yet another record for the next 24-hour shopping cycle starting right now. it is probably best to pull the trigger and buy, sooner versus later. reporter: the biggest online shopping day of the year fast approaching, cyber monday, and many retailers dropping their deals early. the pressure is definitely on the retailers. they know consumers are strapped. they know that their budgets are getting eaten up by their heating bill, their rent, these necessary grocery purchases. so the pressure is on, you know, for them to compete with each other. reporter: adobe analytics forecasting that americans will spend more than $11 billion dollars online in the next 24 hours alone. up more than 5% from last year. inflation, a huge factor looming over this holiday season, holding stubbornly at a 40-year high. but in the meantime the deals are here. amazon offering up to 70% off on alexa-enabled devices including their echo and fire tv and up to
and thanks and camaraderie amongst one another. but sadly, we are at a 40 year high inflation and there will be families that cannot enjoy a thanksgiving dinner today like we are blessed to do. all of the gas and inflation, groceries, paying your utilities in your heating bill, it comes down to the high rates of inflation. all of this is a big driver because of energy costs. some people do not realize that we use oil and petroleum for most everything that we do. to have everything our plastics, jewelry, medical supplies, band-aids, contact lenses, heart valves. oil and petroleum is what we need to have all of these resources in our everyday lives. because of inflation and because of the rising cost, we cannot appreciate those and there are so many families that cannot have the basic necessities because of what we are seeing with this global war on fossil fuels affecting and impacting all americans. michele: we will speak to
do both. they should be able to provide oversight of the and find out what the joe biden family is up to. absolutely. jesse: find out what s going down at the border and also cut these purse strings in half because thinflation and spending is out of control. what would be the first thing if there was a speaker tulsi gabbard? what would be the first thing you would launch off with in the new congress? ooof, that s a tough question because there is a lot of priorities dealing with inflation has got to be the top of the list because i have just met over the last few weeks traveling the country a lot of folks who are really really concerned about how they are going to afford to pay their heating bill and also take care of the basic necessities they need to provide for their families. i would address and undo all of the incredible overreach of this administration, abusing their executive power and violating our fundamental god-given rights and freedoms in the constitution and work on
how do you think that handling compares to how other countries have handled their economies such as the us? the us is lucky because we are self sufficient in energy now and we are very far away from russia and we are not facing the enormous upsurge in heating bill for the northern hemisphere winter that britain is about to see, and we also have maintained all of our trade links and have done a significantly betterjob over the past 15 years in investing in our people, in our technology and our infrastructure. we thus have about one third of the inflation problem that britain appears to have now and we are much better positioned in order to deal with it, without undergoing a long
has been suffering and the bank of england does not believe it can tolerate it. can tolerate it. how does that com are can tolerate it. how does that compare to can tolerate it. how does that compare to other can tolerate it. how does that compare to other countries i can tolerate it. how does that i compare to other countries such as the us? as the us? the us is lucky because as the us? the us is lucky because we are as the us? the us is lucky - because we are self-sufficient because we are self sufficient in energy now and we are very far away from russia and we are not facing the enormous upsurge in heating bill for the northern hemisphere britain that britain is about to see and we also have maintained all of our trade links and have done a significantly betterjob over the past 15 years on investing in our people, technology and infrastructure. we thus have about one third of the inflation problem that britain appears to have now and we are much better position in order to