time. reporter: but economic headwinds, like 40-year high inflation and ongoing supply chain delays turn up the political pressure. mr. biden argued his actions to increase oil supply are beginning to bring down gas prices. americans should already be seeing the savings, although it s only gone down 18 cents, the saving are starting. reporter: though gas prices are still up 48% over a year ago. it takes a lot of me trying to figure out, you know, how am i going to pay for gas today? reporter: a different stress point for this 7-year-old small business, active wear for plus sized woman. fabric delays from asia are costing sales. 50% of small businesses now report they are significantly impacted by supply chain disruptions. for us, the top issue has definitely been supply chain. we just literally aren t able to
lab might say about this. he is that had to be a part of that. he was at cnn s headquarters a prescheduled meeting the day that chris cuomo was suspended. what does john malone who was on the board of discovery and will be on the board of warner discovery. what does he think about this? quite frankly, the ratings are horrible. what do they have to stay about jeff zucker s management of the whole shebang? kayleigh: exactly. and they released a statement saying now that we know it s come to light, these additional revelations. now we have to part with chris cuomo. to dagen about stress point, he said exactly how he broke network policy and the like. now we have chris cuomo thing that he knew everything the whole time and his or i can prove it. we have zucker saying i didn t know anything until right now. known or should have known as
countries talking about how serious the situation is, that also goes to the fact that this is not just some sort of diplomatic spat. one also has to remember that the european union is turkey s largest trade partner, meaning that turkey is heavily economically reliant on it. and that is especially of potential concern right now, given the shambles that turkey s economy is in and the losses that the lyra has suffered. the detention of osman kavala has been a stress point for some time now. the european court of human rights did, in fact, clair that turkey should release kavala, and turkey in theory should have to abide by that order, because
industries, hospitality. many tourists haven t come back yet but they should because we re open for business. until they get that, people lost their jobs and can t make that payment. they can t make the rent payment and can t make a mortgage payment and therefore, no fault of their own, they re getting behind on payments. the debt is accumulating. it a tremendous stress point for them and landlords aren t getting paid and many of these are not the big landlords we think about in new york city. a lot are small immigrants with a business on the first floor renting out to a family upstairs. they re not getting paid, either. when i was first sworn into office three weeks ago, i found there was a huge backlog of these federal dollars not getting out to the people and i said no more. my number one priority, i promise i ll get this money out. i m proud we got out to almost $400 million to date and i m continuing to attack this with a vengeance because people need help. the money came to us. w
purposely hurting vulnerable kids in this country. i think it is so important when you said, i grew up in a religious household and this is my experience. i don t think a lot of people understand the stress point of what she said. you do write a little bit about this, chasten of your memoir and the anxiety and so much that you left home and at one point living in your own car and you write about your decision of leaving the house. i said i was sorry but i was such a disappointment that i could not stand to be in the house. we can call this phobia and the message is culture sense to gay kids. i left and i assumed they were mad at me and they would not want to talk about it unless i somehow took it back. it is really hard the read that. i think your perspective it is really hard to live it.