under the skin, in the skin there are a lot of immune cells, you could get good protection. a good immune response. so, this is a public health tradeoff. there is one study that suggests that the immune response to this fractionated intradermal dosing is equivalent or in the epidemiology language noninferior to the subcutaneous dosing. i think this is the right decision to go right now until the supply increases. dr. william moss, appreciate you sharing your expertise with us. thank you very much. thank you. wyoming congresswoman liz cheney is facing down a friend turned political foe. more on tuesday s high-stakes political match-up that will determine whether cheney will secure another term. so, for me and the hundreds of drivers s in my fleet, staying
josh is going to run a 67-county campaign. he ll take the message everywhere. i think he has a great record performance. most important is what he talked about in terms of what he ll do as governor when it comes to the economy and jobs and lifting up families. look, i know you ve got a new bell to try to address the baby formula issue. let me ask you a question. we have a strategic oil reserve. we have a strategic cheese reserve, i think. in mind sight, it seems obvious we should have a strategic formula reserve. why don t we? well, first of all, i think we ve got to consider ideas like that. chuck, we re at a point now in the near term, i think the most important thing is to make sure that the supply increases. the president and his team are trying to do that. members of congress are trying to do that with appropriations or policy changes. we also have to make sure this
jake, to bring the inflation back down to where under reagan we had the tax cut, supply increases, tight money, and we got inflation conquered. that is not what this fed is doing yet. i mean, they have got to go a lot further to bring inflation down. and then they would really risk a bad economy, but that s the only way i know of bringing inflation down. betsy, the fed also signaled more interest rate increases will be coming soon, as arthur just suggested. as stocks closed sharply higher, but there has been a lot of turbulence in the markets lately. some economists say turbulence on wall street right now is a good thing. do you agree with that? well no arthur, hold on one second. let s have betsy and then you can weigh in. go ahead, betsy. i don t think we have the economy of the 1970s or 1980s. i think what the fed said very clearly today, the most important thing they said, not that they are open to raising rates further. they are. but what they said is they re not goi
that prices are rising, but that s compounded by the fact that it s very difficult for them to get their product to the market right now because transportation is also an issue. you know, we have a backup at the ports, and we have rising wages, and we have, you know, all kinds of things that are happening that are really just pushing upward pressure on prices. and the upward pressure on prices usually means that demand is are reduced is reduced and supply increases, so there should be more product if on the shelves. so we ve got sort of this double whammy if happening. and right now the administration and the congressing is focused on, are focused on things that don t matter to the american people. the american people are hurting, and they want them to focus on inflation, on gas prices, on a solution for covid maybe with therapeutics and get things sorted out, and today want to talk about january 6th and voting rights, all kinds of other things.
and this is all happening as the united states is withdrawing from afghanistan or troops out, laura, by the 31st of august. yeah. a lot of questions on this one, for sure. thank you so much. i appreciate it, anna. a deal finally on oil production. agreeing to increase oil production over the weekend as demand and prices surge across the country. the group will raise overall oil production by 400,000 barrels per day on a monthly basis, starting in august. oil producers will reassess market developments in december. oil prices surged two weeks ago after the group cancelled the meeting to discuss increasing production. brent crude price is currently under $72 a barrel. last week the international energy agency warned oil producers that failure to agree on supply increases could raise fuel prices, stoke inflation, and threaten the pandemic recovery. the national average for a gallon of gas is $3.16.