streak could be ending. meanwhile, the busy father s day and juneteenth holiday weekend was a nightmare for airline passengers. according to flight aware, more than 900 flights were canceled sunday across the u.s. since thursday there have been more than 4,000 flight cancellations, another 1,500 flights have already been canceled today. let s bring in cnn chief business correspondent and early start co-anchor christine romans. we were talking last week about a vibe shift and, man, does it feel like we are right there. it really does. the mighty american consumer, the backbone of the u.s. economy remains strong but how long that lasts in the face of decades high inflation, that s what experts are scouring the data for. now, gas prices have been a daily tax on families and sentiment. prices at the pump have stopped rising at least, the average price per gallon dipping below $5 to $4.98 but the busy summer travel season is about to start, that could push prices higher agai
conservative populists, largely rural, defending slavery is an issue of constitution. the influence of these ideas extended beyond the deep south. even president andrew johnson, a southern war democrat who succeeded abraham lincoln, reflected many of these positions. he gave amnesty to confederate leaders, so-called black codes that amounted so slavery without chinz and vetoed bills aimed towards moving to equal rights. johnson vetoed the act. arguing the distinction of race and color is by this bill made to operate in favor of the color and against the white race. now, if contemporary echoes come to mind, it s interesting to note the atlantic described johnson as being egotistical and
or he s a bad guy. do they not know the behaves of what s going on? the reason it s worrisome is because of what malcolm nance said to you. when wurp talking about nuclear war with iran. we said we didn t want it. iranians said they didn t want it. that s different with north korea. we are talking about provocat n provocation. donald trump said if the chinz down help us we will take care of things. we may be on brink of nuclear war, we can t be getting distracted by factual inaccuracies coming out of the white house. that s the part that worries me. ashley, i ll take on the dangerous task of paraphasing ryan lizza who i heard voicing a criticism from the president down to the spicer level that the things one learns on a daily basis in the paper you kind of absorb it, in life, the history we learn over the course of a life are sometimes not evident. and you are covering a kind of new reality there.
peppers, californication i love that. i like it, i like it. joining us is will cain, mark lamont hill, professor at columbia university and john fugelsang, political comedian. i love watching the shuttle take off going into retirement after 39 different flights. even when it s taking off on top of a jumbo jet? yes, will cain. it s amazing, look at how huge that is. i watched it many times from my parents yard in florida. 39 times, more than any other shuttle. it s a piece of history. they ll take the enterprise, which is at the smithsonian now, and was a test model in the 1970s and bring that enterprise to new york, the intrepid museum right near where i live and they ll swap and the discovery will go into the smithsonian so it s a win/win. both enjoy their retirement and hear my jimmy buffett song. papers filed and waiting to hear if the judge in the trayvon martin will remove herself from the case. george zimmerman s defense saying judge jessica rickseidl