the faulkner focus. all the white house talk, the prices for food, energy, getting a haircut, everything going up still consumer price index for february up 6% from last year, coming off that high of 9.1% last june. so this is really slow with housing prices sky high, the fed threatening to ep coo raising interest rates to cool down inflation. new word the fed is using today, maybe they ll do that. who is to blame for america s second largest bank collapse in history and the deep economic mess we re in right now? the old go-to, our democratic president is pointing a finger at former president trump. president biden: thanks to quick action of my administration, americans can confidence the banking system is safe. during the biden administration we put in place tough requirements on banks to make sure the crisis of 2008 would not happen again. the last administration rolled back some of the requirements. harris: republicans demanding accountability and raising concerns th
increased numbers at our southern border. they sent a team down this week to ask about whether or not there were enough teachers there or what the accommodations were for kids? how about the team ask what are we doing to stop it and turn these migrants back and tell them this isn t the way to come to america? dana: i really think we need to focus on the humanitarian condition. is it more humane to say do not come. let us get our systems in place but do not come right now. you will be turned away. don t take the journey. don t undertake it. try to deal with your situation better at home rather than forcing them out on the trail. bill: a lot of policies in the trump years have been turned around in 60 days. surprisingly the white house sent the senior team down to the border over the weekend. spent a few days there and we re told through the white house just yesterday that they hope to meet with president biden sometime this week. that was the phrase that was used yesterday
changes, transportation 14.46%, food away from home, when you go out, you get curbside, 8.4%, food at home, 10.2%. electricity 12.9%. energy. food at home disturbs me. it is actually cheaper to go have somebody else make it and pay the tip than to eat in your kitchen. right, last retail sales report we got, bulk of that, restaurants, the bulk was restaurants. to your point, it is cheaper to go to a restaurant to mcdonald s or denny s harris: all of the above for me. that is scary stuff, for a lot of people, both are too expensive, both are not answers. again harris: i don t know why it