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furniture up 14%. and gas at more than 50% from a year ago. the cost of housing, food, clothes also spiking. the 7% increase in inflation over the last year is the highest jump in nearly four decades. while it s nowhere near historic highs of nearly 15% from 1980, it s one of the biggest challenges facing policymakers and the white house. we are working relentlessly. we are trying to make sure that competition is robust in industries so cost savings get passed on to consumers. reporter: inflation is only part of the economic picture. which has other signs of strength, including a 3.9% unemployment rate. and historic wage growth. yet with inflation expected to remain high for much of the year, the federal reserve is signaling its intention to raise interest rates saying the economy no longer needs emergency support. we see inflation persisting at high levels longer than expected, then we will, you know, then if we have to raise interest rates more over time, we wil ....
this just moments ago from his costar john stay most. i am broken. i am guided. i am in complete and utter shock i love you so much bobby. i am devastated. he was funny and intuitive and one of the great comics of our time. and i had a chance to be hang with him and i was just on the radio. we were doing a thing on - frank sinatra show. and they were devastating. and it was a feel-good thing. he always made you laugh. just devastated. it s interesting at the height of his success, back in the uk i did not really appreciate it so much i m hearing from people who are really shocked by this. while was the significance of what he did and why so many people are so devastated to hear this? so everybody equally weighted the childhood. and then to catch yourself. and then the feel-good of it all. and to be head of the family the father in many ways. and i was doing a variety show i said why don t you start a variety show? from the whole some television show. that he go ....
this just moments ago from his costar john stay most. i am broken. i am guided. i am in complete and utter shock i love you so much bobby. i am devastated. i appreciate you covering this. he was funny, he was intuitive. i had a and i was just on the radio. we were doing a thing on - frank sinatra show. and they were devastating. and it was a feel-good thing. he always made you laugh. just devastated. it s interesting at the height of his success, back in the uk i did not really appreciate it so much i m hearing from people who are really shocked by this. while was the significance of what he did and why so many people are so devastated to hear this? so everybody equally weighted the childhood. and then to catch yourself. and then the feel-good of it all. and to be head of the family the father in many ways. and i was doing a variety show i said why don t you start a variety show? from the whole some television show. that he got on stage and he just ripped it up ....
this just moments ago from his costar john stay most. i am broken. i am guided. i am in complete and utter shock i love you so much bobby. i am devastated. he was funny and intuitive and one of the great comics of our time. and i had a chance to be hang with him and i was just on the radio. we were doing a thing on - frank sinatra show. and they were devastating. and it was a feel-good thing. he always made you laugh. just devastated. it s interesting at the height of his success, back in the uk i did not really appreciate it so much i m hearing from people who are really shocked by this. while was the significance of what he did and why so many people are so devastated to hear this? so everybody equally weighted the childhood. and then to catch yourself. and then the feel-good of it all. and to be head of the family the father in many ways. and i was doing a variety show i said why don t you start a variety show? from the whole some television show. that he go ....
now, the polarizing media environment means pro-trump people will feel offended by the attacks, pro-biden feeling the harsh words were justified. i m trying, as always, to stick to the facts, but i get the deep level of distrust. none of this moves the ball or helps solve a single problem facing the country starting with covid. it s just more finger pointing that some folks may well be tuning out. january 6th remains a double tragedy. the violence two blocks from here, a year ago and the toxic politics that have led to a more divided america. i m howard kurtz, and this is mediabuzz. howard: ahead, brian kilmeade joins us on the media coverage of this emotional week. the 46th president devoted much of his speech in the capitol rotunda to denouncing the 45th prime minister. we didn t see a 45th president. we didn t see a former president who had just rallied the mob to attack sitting in a private dining room off the oval office in the white house watching it a ....