maria: yes, this is really happening. why does hillary clinton think anyone cares after her dirty tricks and lies were exposed? all that right here, right now on sunday morning futures. maria: and first this morn, inflation worsens, rising almost 7% year-over-year in the month of november. new data out on friday shows inflation now at the highest level in almost 40 years due to bad economic policy. but the democrats are still trying to push through more, hoping to bring a vote on their massive spending and tax plan by year end with joe biden once again misleading the american people this weekend on its impacts. there s been a whole range of things that are in there that are really going to reduce, essentially, the cost of living for people in a reasonable, rational way. and, by the way, every single bit of that bill is paid for. no one making less than $400,000
history, the lowest unemployment rate. everybody was doing better. 56% of the country said i m better off now than four years ago under obama and biden. so you know, that s just the economic reality. you could have the myth that billionaires a few handful of billionaires can pay for this spending when democrats were pro mosting spending billions. now they re spending trillions. they re arguing over whether they re saying when manchin says my feeling is 1. 5 trillion, they say that is chump change. that s not enough money. that s where we are right now. this bill, even at 1.5 trillion is going to tax every morn. you know why? it s going to drive inflation. it s going to continue to overheat the demand side of the economy, the supply side can t keep up. workers are being discouraged to go to work and the result is shortages and higher prices. inflation is a tax. it s as much as if the
continuously, the weather is already kicking in for a lot of people. it has been a rough, hot summer for many. i know it. as we are also spending our holiday weekend with a stellar team of reporters and analysts following the latest for us right now. let s bring in texas, where supporters of the supporters of abortion rights across the country are trying to fight back against that new restrictive ban. the big question is where do they turn next? the supreme court has weighed in for now at least. speaker pelosi said she ll introduce a bill to codify roe v. wade into law when they return to congress. it faces a razor thin margin in the senate. the president has vowed to respond from the federal government. it is unclear what that could be. could the next response come from corporate america? that s what a lot of people are focusing on now. let s get to nbc news reporter liz mclaughlin lies in austin, texas, this morn. what is the likelihood of a campaign coming from corporate
you still want summer to last forever? they do, i want to extend continuously, the weather is already kicking in for a lot of people. it has been a rough, hot summer for many. i know it. as we are also spending our holiday weekend with a stellar team of reporters and analysts following the latest for us right now. let s bring in texas, where supporters of the supporters of abortion rights across the country are trying to fight back against that new restrictive ban. the big question is where do they turn next? the supreme court has weighed in for now at least. speaker pelosi said she ll introduce a bill to codify roe v. wade into law when they return to congress. it faces a razor thin margin in the senate. the president has vowed to respond from the federal government. it is unclear what that could be. could the next response come from corporate america? that s what a lot of people are focusing on now. let s get to nbc news reporter liz mclaughlin lies in austin, texas, this m
3 million liters of water. we ve been generators in place, and we re in close touch with the power providers to get and restore power as soon as possible, because a lot of it is going to go out. we should be pared that it can take a long time, no matter how much we pre-position, some we have, that it s going to take a long time for it to get back up. we ve got 13 urban search-and-rescue teams. these teams make up about 70 people with experts in each team, and they can do real serious recovery work. more than 100 ambulances and emergency medical teams have been activated. we re working with the red cross to open dozens and dozens of shelters to support those we need to evacuate. that will happen mostly in the morn part of the state and maybe