but first to connell mcshane to where you re paying more at the store. bryan: we haven t seen these types of price increases in 40 plus years. anybody that has put together the family barbecue this weekend knows about that. going out to eat at a restaurant, that used to hit americans the hardest. we have seen a 7% increase in an index of what they called food away from home. but it s heading to the grocery store. food at home prices are up by 11%. it s the largest one-year jump since 1980. the ground beef for the burgers, up 16.5%. from 4.10 to $4.92 a pound. chicken, huge increase. the cost of boneless check breast up more than $1 a pound. 36%. we found these concerns almost always are top of mind. prices are gone up. there s so much going on. it s a hot mess right now. all the prices going up. eggs are going up 22 cents. milk is going up. puts a bill on everybody that has a family. higher food prices are not uniquely american, we should point out. the u.n. says the
they would markets love certainty. companies love certainty. they have to know how to plan for the future, that s part of the reason that companies succeed. and if there are no clear rules they don t know how to plan for it. we ve been operating without any clear rules. the president wakes up one day, feels that china is screwing us again and puts on more tariffs. you didn t know what was happening one day to the next. even if you have imperfect trade deals with china, mexico, and canada it s better than having no rules at all. we ve been operating in the no-rule territory scaring the hell out of markets and why despite the fact yes we ll talk with wall street journal. tech i can purists have trouble with china and usmca. the markets don t. they see a clarity they didn t see before. bill: wall street journal. new nafta is worse than the old deal but is at least a political relief. it s a political relief and you see it s a market relief.