won t fix it. with 23 days until the midterm elections and inflation tops voter concerns ahead of crime and the political divide. joey: as the far left takes more heat over its economic agenda, 60% say moving away from capitalism and towards socialism would be a bad thing. rachel: here to react, sunday morning futures anchor, maria bartiromo. interesting poll. i bet the numbers are higher for hispanics. maria: i don t disagree. this is all what matters to the american people because we are feeling it firsthand the results and impact of this bad policy which has resulted in terrible outcomes. look, everything is more expensive. we had a horrendous week of economic data. all of those expectations that inflation is beginning to peak in the garbage now because we see inflation is not peaking at all. and it will likely get worse in the coming months. don t forget, things are going to get more expensive for you as
to talk about that. do have you a moment to talk about the border real quick. i don t. do you believe the border is secure. i believe we have to have a secure border and i think we re trying to address, the president has a plan to address that. okay. our next guest has spent time reporting from the border, sunday morning futures anchor maria bartiromo joins us now to react. maria, they don t want to answer those questions now that bill s come to their town. maria: they don t of. at all.good morning to you, petd the team. this is a situation getting worse because there are no consequences, no consequences for people are jumping the line, getting in front of people who were wait ing for a year or mort a green card to the become a legal citizen of america and according to the biden administration that s fine. 3 million people have come into america through thely of owe through the rio grande on joe
sector spending and hence the economy down with it. here to react, sunday morning futures anchor maria bartiromo. there s been a lot of talk about the future of our economy especially in light of inflation persisting. what s your take? maria: good morning, pete. thank you so much. ray dalio is not alone in this dire prediction. i m hearing this from a lot of people that by the end of this year and into 2023 and throughout 2023 we are going to have a serious recession. and we are going to see unemployment levels rise. here s the problem. the federal reserve is trying to slam on the brakes in terms of growth. the economy was doing very well in 2020 of, 2019, before covid hit. then as growth continued to go higher, the federal reserve started seeing inflation. they said it was transitory. temporary. it wasn t at all. so today we re looking at 40-year high inflation and the federal reserve s efforts to stop all the growth, get their