Tobys safety. We found out that she had taken a large sum of cash and two firearms were missing from the house. You think, could she be involved in Something Like this . She had children, a husband, it seemed like it was a white picket fence type life. There is absolutely no way toby could be involved in this. You see this truck. My gut feeling was telling me it was them. This is our guy. This sounds like one of those fast and furious car chases. I was terrified that they were going to get killed. So many twists and turns. Nerveracking it shocking. It is unbelievable. Hello, and welcome to dateline. When convicted killer, john maynard escaped from prison, authorities feels he would go to any lengths to evade capture, then a horrifying discovery. Prison volunteer, toby young was missing, wife and mother now, the mercy of this desperate man, but was toby in danger . Or was she in on the plan. Here is Andrea Canning with breakout. It is a cold, february night along this isolated stretch o
what they need every s f ho medical costs are up, not going down, they re going up. bob, come on, please. food gthe prng up aat leoss boar how much do you think that 1%. did i m, here? guys, i gee got to let other people get in here, steve. i want to m, point here if i cainfla we can use some inflation, with economic growth you go et iinsilation and we have an inflationary problem here and we re not growing fast enough. we need jopoi, we need growth. okay, toby? i understand when someone s food prices or gas prices are higher, that t, out of their pocket, but they can substitute and do other things to manage that, and for us, is the government going to bring prices down? we trilem that bid,ore with price affixing and if that doesn t work, what brings us down is a growing economy and ys the wa ho cotton price is down 30%, oil is down 30% in that mean inflation is over in it s volatile. it s nothing to do with inflatiothe p that has nothing o
brenda: and toby said, drive less, eat less. what are you the mother teresa of ttres, eat less? and bob is absolutely right. if we had aor, or 6% iinsilatio rate, then, all our prices, our home prices, rent prices, moyou tgage prices, are just 70 of the income of the united states, is from working, right? if wages were escalatlem then i d say we have an inflation problem. what we have is a we re tal gang about prices. wages aren t escalating, that s the problem and he r> wages are part ofn and necessary for real inflation. brenda: hold on just a mirs,te evereveryody. let s forget about this official definition. let s think about you re going to the grocery store, you need to eat. food prices are up. you go to the gas statiothe p gs prices are up. buthink - okay, but here is the thing, first of all, you nelem , ppou know, boven- can t. bpro made a wrong assertn and goes through and says the
ss ofousay. the coupons. he r> a couple times a . brenda: jonas, actually, you think it s what people perceive. it s what they think that really matters. like he bve tos the store brands. technically the way that government calculates inflatiothe p i wouldn t say there s 3 ye. however, the perception to the consumer is there s a lot of inflation right now. if you aalk the people in the street they think et cetera more hire than the of defsocals theasore loo gang at mortgage payments and food and things we were tal gang about, gas. it if they think theasore poorer or can t afford things, they can change the broeavior and slow the economy dowinfla it might be fantasy, it s food and energy largely, but that s realiurit and it becomes a realiurit. toby, you think this is actually maybe a short-term prprolem, not a longer one. with respect to the doctor. i don t believe what he just said. that there is a whole perspective on quote, unquote. inflation, which is wrong. iinsilation i
is thistelion dollars over ten years. but toby, you say if this is the best we can do, we all nelem to brace ourselves for big trouble? well, it s basically baici whptcou, and here is wh ho brenda. we, to pay our debt service right now. we have the lowest interest rates we ve had really in 50 years. if we were to go to the rest of the worth o and say all we can do is cut a trillion dollars over the next ten ppears, what wstel hw pen our interest rates for a bond would double and probably tripple and say we re insolvent and interest rate debt would go up about 5 trillion dollars over the n ht ten years and means the is thistelion dollars is insane it doesn t pay for it mean though? it means that we re gthe prn to, basically, our economy is back in recession and we have e b stock market back in 6,000 and the type of calamity that type of budget would bring us. y> jonas, you thiici it s a stfin in the right direction. compared to no cuts it s a stfin in the right directiothe but