The mirror, and former republican president ial candidatejoe republican president ial candidate joe walsh. Perfect panel for what weve got in store for you. First, the latest headlines. Four people have been killed and nine others injured in a shooting at a High School in georgia, just 50 miles north east of atlanta. Police have said a suspect is in custody. President biden called the shooting another horrific reminder of how Gun Violence continues to tear communities apart. In a statement, he said ending the Gun Violence epidemic was personal to him. Israels prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, has addressed foreign Media Injerusalem he said israel will not withdraw its troops from the Border Area between southern Gaza And Egypt until there is a guarantee that it can never be used as lifeline for hamas. Russia has mounted another attack on ukraine, killing seven and injuring a7, in the western city of lviv. The Citys Mayor confirmed three children were among the victims. He said over 5
breaking right now, the federal reserve is making a decision on which way to go on interest rates, it was supposed to come out within the last 30 seconds, but we have not received a kiss yet. but when it comes to dino cpa, it shows that inflation is continuing to ease but ever so slightly. to the point higher than that thanks 2% goal. it is way down from where it was when president biden took office, at 9%. no i am joking, it was 1.4% when joe biden took office, apparently they are leaving it unchanged, so we will see where that takes the market. the reaction is immediately down. but we will see if things will change throughout the day. so the feds are leaving rates unchanged, at this moment they re talking about the moment to put them up but they talked earlier this year about the ability to bring them down. we ve seen the european central bank cut its interest rates, so maybe some good news on interest rates in the future. gillian: maybe in september. john: suspected
their recovery. in other news now, the senate has agreed to extend the federal payroll tax cut but only for two months instead of a year. the house hasn t scheduled a vote on the measure yet and many house republicans aren t happy with the temporary extension. president barack obama backs the deal, but he s calling on law makers to do more. i m very please ad to see th work the senate has done. while this agreement is for two months, it is my expectation, in fact, it would be inexcusable for congress nigot to further extend this middle classes tax cut for the rest of the year. it should be a formality and hopefully it s done with as little drama as possible when they get back in january. in the meantime, president obama is expected to sign a spending bill passed by the senate today, which will keep the government running through september 30th. you hear the drums, kind of know what s going on. it s the occupy wall street movement, returning at least for one day. today s