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grandkids for christmas. adorable. i used to have sesame street cars, which my kids occasionally still play us. andrew is wondering, which came first, the dinosaur or the egg. must have been watching our earlier story about the 70 million-year-old fossil. again, let s be careful what we re messing with, folks. we ve all seen those movies. patricia is up watching for jon s unruly hair to return. i miss it. i think she s referring to my previous hair style. mika wasn t a fan. if my hair looks too good now, blame the wonderful crew at msnbc. thank you to everyone who works on this show. we couldn t do it without them. it is deeply appreciated. joining us now, oh boy, sam stein. a man who occasionally says he thinks he can tell me what to do. sam, nice to see you. let s get your reaction. we obviously are seeing covid
first time in a decade what the world will look like when the federal reserve reins in the unprecedented policy support it s been providing. so one question, will this reorder equity markets. and a notable feature of yesterday s trading feature was the underperformance of technology stocks. investors now asking is this the beginning of the so-called great rotation out of tech stocks into a more value part of the market. that s something to consider for the year ahead. according to the new york federal reserve, global supply chain pressure is blamed for sparking goods, higher inflation, may, may have finally peaked. that would seem like good news. what sort of impact might this have on the global markets, do you think? well, jon, you and i have discussed many time, supply chain pressures are facing a number of sectors across the globe. and investors are struggle, investors, economists and analysts are struggling to
statement. it s basically you know, i was very clear i feel as strongly today as i did then. i don t want to talk about build back better anymore because i ve been clear about that. there is no negotiations going on at this time, okay. manchin spoke with the president the night he announced his opposition to the package. and white house press secretary jen psaki has said since that the administration has been, quote in touch with manchin s team and office since then. but the senator s clarification that he s still not negotiating seemingly tanks democrats renewed push to pass the president s gaendz. joining us white house reporter for the los angeles times making his debut on way too early, my friend eli sokols. eli, thank you for being here. let s start with senator manchin and his comments, is build back better dead, or is there a chance it can still be revived and how? i think there s a chance, jon. folks in the white house are not