status~ the treasury, of his wife s tax status in the treasury, of his wife s tax status. in effect they say this is a bit of status. in effect they say this is a bit of a status. in effect they say this is a bit of a fuss status. in effect they say this is a bit of a fuss about nothing. from the opposition point of view they say we the opposition point of view they say we need to have more information about say we need to have more information about this say we need to have more information about this. this may have brought tax advantages to akshata murty, a fashion tax advantages to akshata murty, a fashion designer who also has a stake fashion designer who also has a stake in fashion designer who also has a stake in her father s it business which stake in her father s it business which could potentially earn her something like £11 million a year. they something like £11 million a year. they want something like £11 million a year. they want to know if there
people, particularly if they don t have the money to spend on nonessentials, just won t spend the money on nonessentials. and it small business that will suffer. it business that will suffer. it shouldn t be small is businesses that will suffer, the general economy will suffer because consumers just won t have the money in their pockets to be able to spend as we need. and let s not forget we are a consumer driven society in that respect. the economy relies on consumer spending to give it the oomph it needs and small businesses of italy have a crucial role to play in the economic recovery, but they also have diversified during the last couple of years, many are now trading more online, many have diversify their businesses into other things, so it s not all doom and gloom. there are some major opportunities there. hope and gloom. there are some ma or opportunities there. and gloom. there are some ma or opportunities there. how worried are ou that it opportunities there. how worried are
ignite inflation was there and to continue to try to put more money into the economy, which h is continuing to do in this build back better, all of it drives inflation and a big way. what i worry about is between president biden and the fed acting to slowly into weekly, i really worry that at some point this year, you and i will be talking about a wage price spiral that is going to be very very hard to end and that is where i don t think anyone in the country wants to go. that would be very harmful t business and at the same time they are dealing with spiking energy prices. congressman, before you go, i wanted to ask you about the you state s governor, he very pointedly blamed the biden administration for what is goin on at the southern border. as we get more video showing th mass release of migrants. he was fired up and he was listening to ag s of states who
wing psychopaths get away with this. i agree with that like master. it s great to see them. thank you . thanks, tucker .oticed i so you mayt have noticed it in yourself. it s hard toos pay attention to anything. it s everyone s got what s the acronym adhd ? what s going on ? it s so bad by the way, wouldhi give you a million measures.ot most people in this country will not readth a single book this year. so how does a democracycy continue if people aren tan informed and don t have the bandwidth to pay attention ? johann t hari is a deep thinker, one of our favorites. he just looked into this question, wrote a whole book on attention are disappearing attention spans., why is this happening? how do we fix it? we spoke to him for an hour on tucker carlson today. here s part of hou it business. the nature of distraction that it makes us effectively passive. e it s hard to organize resistance to something if you can tf pause to think about it. that one yeah, this is one of the challenges. b
defendants to come. scott macfarlane, cbs news, washington. duncan: it is finally here, super bowl 56, with los angeles rams playing at home against the cincinnati bengals, the game will be played in a new stadium in a community where many are celebrating the investment while others are questioning if it is really a win. cbs carter evans explains. reporter: with the price tag of more than $5 billion, sofi is the most expensive stadium ever built in the u.s., a state of the art facility that can over shadow the city it calls home. inglewood, california, still reeling from covid. at the worst of the worse, how bad was it here? it was very scary. it was very scary. it is like oh, my god, how are we going to do this? angela and j.c. johnson own the serving spoon, a fixture in inglewood for nearly 40 years but the pandemic hit business hard. roughly 40% drop in revenue, but our cost of goods went up