pandemic. in fact, you see it right there. covid one of the top issues facing the g20 leaders. several other critical agenda items, president biden s proposal for a global minimum tax on multinational corporations, which now we re learning has the endorsement of the g20 as well as the supply chain and climate change crises. for more now, let s go to rome, cnn s chris cuomo is heading our coverage from there. chris, what do you have? fred, great pleasure. i want to bring in nick roberts and chief white house correspondent kaitlan collins. we also have senior political commentator david axelrod in the mix. let s start inside, outside. very interesting that the president of the united states comes here and in moments we hear that there s some consensus on a 15% minimum tax among a lot of people who don t know whether to trust him, whether or not they have the same interests, or the same timing. yet at home he can t get anything like that, kaitlan. how is that playing in the wh
first americans were paid to stay home during the pandemic. now many are refusing to return to their offices. who is d.b. cooper, what happened to amelia earhart. will cain joins me for an update on america s unsolved mysteries. before i get to my monologue. remember my show where i told you we were in the secret service and situations really sucked and you had to embrace it. is america learning to deal with biden by just embracing the suck. according to the a.p., joe biden has a 45% job approval. how is that. how is this plans approval rating not 10% or less. what is going on. are we living in an alternate universe? the suck is getting worse. year over year inflation just popped against at 8.3% in august. inflation means you pay more for everything. because the inflation suck is getting worse. what about the border? a memo went out from dhs instructing border agents how to release migrants into interreer year cities and states. we have had 2 million this fiscal year. what ab
others demanded they leave. first americans were paid to stay home during the pandemic. now many are refusing to return to their offices. who is d.b. cooper, what happened to amelia earhart. will cain joins me for an update on america s unsolved mysteries. before i get to my monologue. remember my show where i told you we were in the secret service and situations really sucked and you had to embrace it. is america learning to deal with biden by just embracing the suck. according to the a.p., joe biden has a 45% job approval. how is that. how is this plans approval rating not 10% or less. what is going on. are we living in an alternate universe? the suck is getting worse. year over year inflation just popped against at 8.3% in august. inflation means you pay more for everything. because the inflation suck is getting worse. what about the border? a memo went out from dhs instructing border agents how to release migrants into interreer year cities and states. we have had 2 milli
first americans were paid to stay home during the pandemic. now many are refusing to return to their offices. who is d.b. cooper, what happened to amelia earhart. will cain joins me for an update on america s unsolved mysteries. before i get to my monologue. remember my show where i told you we were in the secret service and situations really sucked and you had to embrace it. is america learning to deal with biden by just embracing the suck. according to the a.p., joe biden has a 45% job approval. how is that. how is this plans approval rating not 10% or less. what is going on. are we living in an alternate universe? the suck is getting worse. year over year inflation just popped against at 8.3% in august. inflation means you pay more for everything. because the inflation suck is getting worse. what about the border? a memo went out from dhs instructing border agents how to release migrants into interreer year cities and states. we have had 2 million this fiscal year. what ab
and workers. the issue was sick time. the president said the deal ensures rail workers will get quote better pay, improved working conditions and peace of mind around their health care costs. amtrak had preemptively postponed long distance routes to avoid stranding passengers if a deal wasn t reached. a strike would have had a devastating impact on the economy since 40% of goods shipped long distance in the united states use the rail system. there s been no word yet from the labor unions or railway companies involved, but we ll be watching, willie. let s go back to jonathan lemire, host of way too early and author of the best seller the big lie, this was just announced a minute ago, this would have had massive implications for supply chains, could have impacted inflation if it carried on for some time. how did they fix this deal? yeah, first of all, let s start what the possible consequences would have been. american supply chains just now, creeping back to life after