about the technology and the battery rate. some reviewers even saying, look, don t buy this. you could say, well, this is a new entrant, it is getting new cars to market for the first time. it will make errors and it will have to improve quality, but i think it has made the fundamental marketing mistake in bringing cars to the us market at a similar kind of price to tesla, which has been doing this for a long time now, even though it hasn t got the quality. if it was undercutting tesla by $10,000 or 15,000, you might persuade people to buy them. i think it will have a real problem at this price level, but the bottom line is it has to fix thoseissues but the bottom line is it has to fix those issues very quickly. ok. david baile at those issues very quickly. ok. david bailey at the those issues very quickly. ok. david bailey at the university those issues very quickly. ok. david bailey at the university of bailey at the university of birmingham, thank you very much for that. during
not good at the end of a football game if you are losing, great if you are the biden family. good to see you, thank you. the white house also facing questions about the new special counsel in the hunter biden investigation, david wise weiss the man behind the sweetheart deal that fell apart. congress wants to hear from david weiss. this will be interesting. plus we ve heard it over and over. the economy is getting better. we heard it from the president. not actual people buying food. we have the highest price level we ve ever had in u.s. history today. that s it. you see prices rise and rising more slowly. that s what people really care about. harris: prices are a lot higher than when biden took office. but he is banging the bidenomics drum. republican senator john kennedy in focus next.
and the rate of change as you mentioned in that price increase has slowed down doesn t matter because the basket of goods they are buying in the supermarket or the store or whatever are still high. and your point earlier, the rate of change is coming down, the price level itself, the price of the supermarket basket of goods is not really coming down and that s a big problem for everyday americans. sandra: jared bernstein says this on wage growth. listen. real wages have actually been growing over the past year. they are up 1.2% for all private sector workers and up 1.6% for middle and lower wage workers. it takes a while for people s sentiment to catch up to those new trends, especially given everything they have been through. sandra: a quick fact check there, wage growth is negative, it s down 3% per our brain room pulled the stats. trans union survey says household changes in the last th three months, robert, cutting back on discretionary spending.