dana: i m dana perino and this is america s newsroom. the prime minister making the announcement moments ago outside 10 downing street. this after she failed to overcome a flurry of criticism from her own party. alex hogan is following all of this from london. hi. good morning. this has been a very contentious day here in london after a contentious two months of british prime minister liz truss time in office. she announced her resignation earlier this morning. speaking for a minute 30 seconds. very brief. take a listen. we set out a vision for a low tax, high grade economy that take advantage of the freedoms of brexit. this comes after a shaky day yesterday at downing street. another member of her government left the job. home secretary resigned. she was a popular figure in the conservative party. she has been replaced by grant sha p. he is a supporter of the former p.m. candidate who lost to truss. he quickly addressed the need to get to work. truss had only serve
happened with biden, with all that money. i mean, why wouldn t we want to know this? and trump, you can t do this, you can t say there s a different standard. it just makes you mad. the thing that scares me, people don t trust the doj anymore, they don t rust the fbi anymore. if they don t trust government, what s going to happen to our government? stand up. i don t care whether you like trump or don t like trump, there can t be a different standard. maria: real quick, senator, i m going to work on this story this week, russian-backed company bids for forbes mediasome now russia wants it. it can t happen. maria: can t happen? all right. senator, thanks very much for being here. rick scott joining us in florida. we will see you soon. that ll do it for us on sunday morning futures. i ll see you first thing with maria on fox business. take 37. cut! i don t actually play tennis. i m just an actor in a commercial.
morning futures and mornings with maria on fox business. average thanksgiving dinner costs when compared to the past two years, the bottom screen right you are at $64. advance it. thanksgiving price changes up 21% on the turkey, 69% on the stuffing and on and on and on the list runs. it is going to be one of the most expensive thanksgiving we have had in a long time. they re talking about 20 plus increases on average. when you 0 in to some of the specifics that we re talking about like a turkey up 20%, butter, how about butter up 28%. how about eggs? eggs up 43% year-over-year. even though overall inflation rising at an annual rate of 7.7%. when you 0 in on some of the things we ll be buying this
white house they ve taken dozens and dozens of actions that will make it harder the produce those u.s. barrels they intend to buy back. fixing those prior mistakes will have far greater impact than anything announced today. but there is really no sign of any course correction ahead here at the white house even though their focus recently is split between two issues. top domestic issues, inflation or abortion? president biden: all important, unlike you there is no one thing. it crosses the board, domestic, ask me about foreign policy, too. multiple, multiple issues and they re all important. we ought to be able to walk and chew gum at the same time. the white house said this week that the president has done the work to halt inflation even though it is still sitting near a 40-year high. bill: thank you, jacqui heinrich leading us off at the white house. dana: maria bartiromo joins us now. anchor of sunday morning futures and mornings with maria
out of stock rate for food and beverages, 15%. it seems like sit a lot. manageable. 50% of americans report seeing shortages and they also are spending more on the stuff they can find. call for two, steak up at 21%, bacon, eggs, gasoline at 50%, used cars 37%. are things about to not get better because of what we are hearing out of china on the supply chain? good morning to you, dana. there are the host of reasons for what we re seeing and it is playing out in a big way in the stock market. the stock market opening down sharply this morning. dow industrials down 500 points. here is what is happening. blame the winter storm, blame covid but we go back to policy. this is how it started and one of the biggest issues. i finished mornings with maria on fox business and had an interview with the ceo and president of the american truckers association and he said bad policy is underneath