through these court trials is something republicans are leaning heavily on. i won t say it s working, though, because the truth is still coming out. even mark meadows is no longer cooperating with the select committee, he hand over thousands and thousands of pages of documents that illustrated that he was in the center of the chaos, he was in the center of the planning, and that people understood that he had trump s ear to be able to call this off. and i m talking not just regular folks, i m talking fox news hosts, trump s own son, and members of congress who communicated with meadows about what happened on january 6th and the effort to pull it back. there s still a lot more work from the select committee, but what they ve done in lieu of not having this testimony from meadows is critical in communicating to the public exactly what was happening. olivia, even as house republicans and trump allies attempt to discredit and delay the january 6th committee s work, mitch mcconnell had thi
but you are seeing these cases shooting up. the lines in new york city where the test centers aren t even open and they re around the block. in florida, there aren t as many cases of these mobile drive-through testing. people are concerned. people know people with it. and they just want to know what s going on. yeah. i think there s no doubt. and we see this, you know, we saw this after delta when delta started to emerge there was a clamoring for tests and people getting vaccinated. we never really had a clear denominator because we haven t done enough testing. you remember at some point they were talking about the fact that we need to be doing 20 million tests a day, which i know sounds ridiculous when you hear that. that is what the path to recovery was that was put out by harvard school of public health. i m talking last summer even. we re still not there. it s important to get an idea of people who have minimal symptoms or even no symptoms and find out
biden. that s okay. honestly, nothing really. anything daily news? it s heavy. it s about guns in schools. it is no fun. i wish i had more. i was going to say, the first hint we got from mark meadows that he might back down from president biden is when he instantly called his own book fake news after it came out. i think he could have seen this coming. see, that s what i m talking about. that didn t used to happen around here. i mean, the fact they re so fearful of a guy that lost the house, the senate, the white house. we ll talk more about that. i guess they ll have to compel him to testify. first, let s get to the high-stakes meeting between president biden and russian president vladimir putin, with the president warning of heavy economic consequences if russia invades ukraine again. according to the white house, biden made clear that any military action by moscow would also lead nato to reposition its troops in europe and end the kremlin s hopes for a key
are talking past each other and themselves on this notion that anything is going to happen all of a sudden. you know, this bill is about the future, it s about the proceed medium and long-term if you like it you should like it, if you don t the child care credits kick in immediately and that s the kind of thing that could be inflationary, no? and i think there s conditions that weren t present before the pandemic, but beforee your point, again, if you want to support this, those will be things that will help immediately. i agree with you, i don t see anything alleviating inflation in those in those tax credits. but i think the inflation is all about is mostly about the supply chain problems not these other things and so . you don t think that that exacerbates it? just curious. do i think do i think it will exacerbate the supply chain problems? no. neil: i m talking about inflation, does it exacerbate
puzzle. we have report after report, kind of evidence of a hot labor market where employers are looking for workers. they are spending their hours paying them more. and then on the other side of the equation, labor force participation does not move. we are still way below where we were in february of 2020, women in particular. about one and half million have not returned to the labor force. the big question is, why? why is it that we have lost this capacity in our economy? sandra: i m talking to very smart economists. this is your job to figure it out. we will dig through these numbers ourselves but he wrote this this morning. his headline, this is his higher wages but who will accept it. first line is that the u.s. labor market continues to set records as rising compensation and small firms still has not enticed enough workers to fill open positions. mohammed, i heard it toss around this morning by an economist, professor at georgetown who suggested, perhaps we are seeing a permanen