from washington because the color to tell you, this is something that will have a devastating impact on the nation s economy echo amtrak, the nation s cross-country railway system, is canceling all of its long distance trains ahead of a plant workers strike that really threatens to do damage on a scale that we have not seen in quite some time back of that announcement effectively cancels all planned trips except for those along the northeast corridor between boston and washington, d.c. the companies as our changes are all trains can reach the destination before the strike, which could begin as early as friday, and in case you re wondering, yes, we are talking about major cost because tthe strike could cost up to $2 billion per day per, we are talking about 60,000 workers plotting a walkout for better conditions. there s still time to get this resort, but there s only a few days left or they have a construct that is available that frankly needs to be adopted, but if this goe
inflation remaining stubbornly high. why this is worse than expected in a president biden from the study because of the white house was celebrating the inflation reduction act which is going to take a long while to make a financial impact. todd: kevin corke s fire, his reign, and you ll live in washington with more on all of it. cabin, good morning to become a mentor, you get the good stuff linebacker it was, let s be honest, and all just a position, right? to be at the white house yesterday, there was this plan is a mark the passage of the inflation reduction act with music legend james taylor, no less. but it was overshadowed by a stock market plunge that sent shock waves across the globe. talk about your fire and rain. the disastrous drop coming after a government report on consumer prices showed much higher than expected inflation persisting, up a crushing 8.3% in august. grocery bills skyrocketing up 13.5%. got a family? you know it s getting up the paper that is all h
ex-con who assaulted him first. watch this horrifying video. you seed the career criminal austin simon storm behind the counter and violently shove the clerk jose alba, the grandfather to the floor. he gets up, grabs a gun, that s when he grabs a knife and stabs and kills simon. the bail is set at $250,000 and well violent criminals released without bail courtesy of far left manhattan dal the bread. the new york post calling it justice gone mad. the self-defense isn t a crime. writing in an op-ed, although brad has turned the city upside down and it s time for him to go. especially after soft on crime policies keep giving breaks to the repeat offenders that you see on the screen. he downgraded the charges for the armed robbery assault, caleigh, the list goes on. we have too many to literally name in this hour but they include things like a rap sheet of six felony arrests and 65 misdemeanors, 31 failures to appear in court and two parole violations. two women accused of a
justices. activist groups on the left are now offering bounties for information on the locations of the conservative members of the high court so they can physically confront them in public and it is already started. leadership at today s hearing opened with this. the overturning roe supreme court has unleashed a healthcare crisis across america. make no mistake. women s health and in some cases their lives are at risk. regardless of views on this issue we should all respect the role of the impartial judiciary seeking to intimidate or attack the court or undermine its credibility because of an outcome that you don t agree with is dangerous and that s not an answer. harris: let s remind everybody of the assassination attempt on the life of conservative supreme court justice brett kavanaugh. that s the back drop to all of this. yet the white house continues to defend protests. the president has always been honest about what needs to be done and what he believes needs to
past months. remember, we are still hotter than $2 ahead of where we should be. the biden administration still won t take responsibility, though, for why the prices were surging in the first place. we have seen gas prices go down in the past 34 straight days. it s higher when you took office, though. first of all, we have to look at how we got there. if you think about the war that russia has taken on in ukraine harris: kayleigh, where is her binder? kayleigh: she needs one. [laughs] harris: let s take a look at the numbers of ourselves. on inauguration day, gas costs in average of $2.39 a gallon. now it cost $4.59. that s with that plummeting after hitting a record high of all time, $5 a gallon, just last month. now the president has never taken the blame for any of it. he s been leading the charge pointing fingers at the russian president. well, watch. the current spike in gas prices is largely due to vladimir putin. his price hike pugin s price hike