post today. they call him senile. they cite his performance at the debate where he couldn t even remember who he was who he impeached. and an up-and-down week on wall street and fears a recession could be around the corner. and so the question right now is can we bring inflation down without triggering a recession. my answer to that question is i don t know. but up first. new cnn reporting on the fall-out from donald trump keeping reams of classified documents at his beach house in mar-a-lago. cnn confirming the national archives retrieved more than 100 classified documents back in january, some 700 pages worth of material. the confirmation comes from a letter from the archives addressed to trump s own attorneys. we are learning that the archives were so concerned about what they uncovered at trump s home that it asked the intelligence community to assess potential damage, if there was any national security risk posed by how the documents were handled and stored. t
jesse: great people make great impressions on us. buff not everybody idolizes the right person. as we grow up. not all of our heroes turn out to be the person we thought they were. for instance, i grew up idolizing michael jackson. i had the glove and everything. but we all know how that turned out. or sometimes the game show host you love might just punch you in the face. i can t believe you are a professional golfer. i think you should be working at the snack bar. you better relax, bob. there is no way that you could have been as bad as hockey as you are at golf. all right, let s go. [oh! you like that old samantha you want a piece of me? i don t want a piece of you. i want the whole thing. oh. jesse: as the saying goes, never meet your hero. and in 2020, democrats found that out the hard way. the left hailed joe biden as their hero. champion of all things liberal and defeater of donald trump. biden could no wrong in the democrats eyes. he was the party s kni
hey there. i m victor blackwell. welcome to cnn newsroom . i m bianna golodryga. any moment the federal reserve will reveal how much it will increase interest rates. it will impact how much money it will cost to borrow for car, loans. there are signs the fed s method may be working with inflation metrics cooling recently. cnn s mat egan is outside the central bank. matt, do we have a decision? we do. 50 basis points. the fed delivered its seventh straight interest rate hike, but decided to slow the pace of those hikes after four straight moves of 75 basis points. this was expected but significant nonesless. it is a sign fed officials believe their tough medicine is starting to work, starting to cool off inflation. they re still pumping in medicine and just lowering the dosage a bit. this still is a big increase of interest rates, and it also
to practically beyond getting her out of a primary she s probably going to lose. just like voters you may not be in a box, legislators have to make decision toss vote yay or nay on pieces of legislation, i suppose that will be the proof in the pudding going forward. van jones, thanks so much as always. all of you at home can hear more of the interview with senator sinema today on the lead with jake tapper. there s other news this morning, economic news. key inflation metrics show producer prices eased in november, will consumers see some relief and how does it fit into the boarder trend of where prices are going? christine romans is here with her magic ball which is going to tell us what all of this means. in all seriousness, what does this number tell us about where things at at to jim s point? it s a little hotter than what economists expected. after all the fed medicine they thought this number would come down a little bit more.
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