very close to that. i know that s what the white house is working on. but for two weeks, through next week and martin luther king day, the focus is on voting rights. as soon as we re done with that, it turns back to build back better. you know, these are two key pieces of legislation that feels like they re competing at times. they really shouldn t be, congresswoman, i ll turn it back to you. i heard congresswoman jay a pal jayapal spoke with manchin. if you haven t, what would you say to him? i have not spoken directly to senator manchin. i have to cinema and the trip she had to selma and walk hand to hand across the pettis bridge. what i would say and frankly to all of the republican who s are
it s all the rage. shouldn t be, though. why people are now trying to get the virus on purpose. former president obama the first newspaper op-ed since leaving office. what he found so important that he just had to write. why does walgreens offer prescription copays as low as zero dollars? so you won t have a medicare in the world. plus, 90-day refills and same day delivery. larry? that s even less to medicare about. fill your medicare prescriptions with walgreens and save. (peaceful music) (battle sounds from phone)
and that shouldn t be. the comments that young people are making, and i ve heard them say it. uzo iwobi has advised the welsh government on equality. the only thing that can help that is the justice that people see. people need to see transparency and openness. and i think the more people see that, it will continue then to help build that confidence back and that trust back. until then, i think it s tough, it s a very tough and difficult one. a recent survey found that 44% of ethnic minority people in britain trust the police. that figure fell to 37% amongst black people. amongst the general population, the figure was 60%.
stagnation, not just inflation. you ve heard that term before. stagflation. it s a 1970s term. we don t want it back. we re flirting with it right now. shouldn t be. martha: thanks, brian brenberg. thanks for joining us. up with us next, a ceo of two major companies and has been warning us about inflation. bob nardelli from home depot and chrysler is joining us. i haven t had a chance to talk to you in quite some time. allow me to pick your brain. we all feel this inflation from a consumer standpoint. talk about the challenges being the head of a major company i shouldn t say major. a company as you try to navigate inflation and the spiking energy and food prices. no matter where you look, prices go up. what is it like if you re in charge of a company in this