the only thing he did say is that the federal reserve was determined to carry on its fight against inflation and said it wasn t over yet. part of the reason for that is that those inside america s central bank are worried the us economy is still growing too fast. you can blame it on everything from travel bookings to the cell of concert tickets. even the success of the barbie movie and its strong box office weekend. all of these are driving growth and the fear is that will feed through to higher inflation and that s why the federal reserve are staying rigid. reserve are staying rigid. right. it s all about reserve are staying rigid. right. it s all about barbie reserve are staying rigid. right. it s all about barbie spending. . reserve are staying rigid. right. i it s all about barbie spending. can we talk about what sort of knock on effect that will be? the bank of england has been criticised for not going quickly enough on interest rates. it s always been in catch up m
this could have been much worse. the federal reserve raising key interest rates by a quarter percentage points. the 11th hike since march of last year. pushing them to the highest level in 22 years. we can afford to be a little patient as this unfolds. do we have the bodies of the pilots. biologics came. has something to hide even a spacecraft. human or nonhuman. nonhuman. steve: all right. welcome to hour two of fox & friends, folks. and we start with courtroom curve ball as you watch hunter biden go into that courtroom yesterday in delaware. he pled not guilty after his so-called sweetheart plea deal on tax and gun charges blew apart. ainsley: the sticking point being a disagreement over immunity that would shield the president s son from any future prosecution. lawrence: lucas tomlinson is live at the white house to break it all down for us. lucas? good evening, steve, ainsley and lawrence. so much for that sweetheart plea deal. this case all seem
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been publicly released yet. i think people have reported what the prosecutors are asking for. i think you have to wait until the court proceeding happens to know, but, you know, i think the judge is going to do what s fair, and i think what s fair is, you know, my client gets on with his life. let s get to the courthouse now, and nbc news investigations correspondent, tom winter who was inside during the proceedings today. also with us, former u.s. attorney and msnbc legal analyst, joyce vance. tom, how did this happen? reporter: well, it happened because what is normally a routine hearing and normally a routine plea agreement process, and prosecutors seeking more of a fast tracked opening, if you will, where a judge would sign off on the agreement, provided she was able to make sure the defendant in this case, hunter biden understood the terms of the agreement, understood the scope of the agreement, and understood his rights, and the rights he is waiving as a result of t
this could have been much worse. the federal reserve raising key interest rates by a quarter percentage points. the 11th hike since march of last year. pushing them to the highest level in 22 years. we can afford to be a little patient as this unfolds. do we have the bodies of the pilots. biologics came. has something to hide even a spacecraft. human or nonhuman. nonhuman. steve: all right. welcome to hour two of fox & friends, folks. and we start with courtroom curve ball as you watch hunter biden go into that courtroom yesterday in delaware. he pled not guilty after his so-called sweetheart plea deal on tax and gun charges blew apart. ainsley: the sticking point being a disagreement over immunity that would shield the president s son from any future prosecution. lawrence: lucas tomlinson is live at the white house to break it all down for us. lucas? good evening, steve, ainsley