impeached? it s way too early for this. good morning! and welcome to way too early, the show that sends big props to all the tech folks behind the scenes here who had a very busy start to their day at 30 rock. thank you, guys, for getting us on the air this morning. i am kasie hunt on this thursday, march 11th. we will start with the news. in a major legislative win for president biden, the house passed the massive $1.9 trillion coronavirus relief bill. the final vote was 220-211, mostly along party lines. one democrat, congressman jared golden of maine, joined all republicans in voting against the bill. democrats erupted in applause after the roll call. on this vote, the yeas are 220, the nays are 211. the motion is adopted. the white house also posted this video of president biden and vice president kamala harris applauding as the bill was passed. president biden said he ll sign it tomorrow. this bill represents an historic, historic victory for the american peo
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have things they can celebrate, but can they? do you think they can go and celebrate ahead of the midterms their accomplishments successfully? it is hard to convince bernie sanders himself, that interview at the garden the other day, the democrats have simply failed and the biden administration needs a reset. look, again, to be fair to the president, he has a five-seat majority in the house and a 50/50 room for error in the united states senate and the rules essentially say you need 60 votes. this is incredibly hard. as we beat up on joe biden, doing any of these big things is not easy. but he keeps saying he can get them done. he did allow the expectations to build. the challenge here, brianna, is what happens in a midterm election, what happens in a midterm election when he needs nina turner and all the people who follow bernie sanders and nina turner progressives who are mad right now. they wanted voting rights, the $6 trillion reconciliation bill, which is now nothing. they wante
jerome powell is a republican. he agrees. republicans are out with political pom poms cheering like it s 1979. politically they want inflation because they want to have a reagan like victory. that is not happening. none of didn t caters are there. look at the bond markets sandra: are they cheering or acknowledging the numbers on the screen in clearly price spikes happening lites talk about that. the price of lumber is down 60%. the used car index is down. indicators all over the place this is temporary. we absolutely need an investment in infrastructure over the long-term that will create ten millions of jobs and careers and construction and broad band access and the green economy. just because you have, you know, the price of groceries goes up doesn t mean that you don t fix your leaky roof. in america, our house has a leaky roof. we need the infrastructure bill and the help with elder came. women need the child care help. we ve seep the impact.
As more people head back to the workplace, many worry about child care
By: Scripps National
and last updated 2021-04-26 12:47:32-04
People are getting vaccinated, and soon, employees could be headed back to the workplace.
Sounds like the moment we ve all been waiting for, except that parents will be forced to find child careâan existing crisis made worse by the pandemic.
According to a study by LendingTree, the lack of child care is a two-fold problem: there are fewer options and rising costs. It s costing a lot more for these facilities to get up to standards that people now want out of these facilities, whether it s just cleanliness or whether it s keeping up with government regulations, said Matt Schulz, chief credit analyst at LendingTree.
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