overt economic meltdown as american consumers are facing triple threat, rising inflation and skyrocketing gas prices. republican congressman john says families are feeling the pinch. we have inconveniences at the stores, we have higher prices, that s really a huge economic problem for the average person in this country, but this pandemic, we are not learning our lessons and we have supply issues than going beyond making sure we have christmas presents for the holiday season. eric: the administration is trying to deal with that and more. with that, david spunt. david: he left capitol hill where he spoke honored fallen law enforcement who died in the line of duty and he promised to increase funding for police departments not decrease funding. listen to this. hard time to be a police officer in america. i want to make sure you have the roles to be partners and protectors that the communities need. when you look at what your communities need, there are going to be more resour
president saying wednesday at the ports of los angeles and long beach which ship to 247 operations to clear cargo backlog. the president saying the private sector needs to do more. this is a across-the-board commitment to going to 247. a big first step of speeding up the movement of cereals and go through our supply chain. now we need the rest of the private sector chain to step up as well. this is not called a supply chain for nothing. paul: let s bring in kevin. serving as chairman of the council of white house economic advisors under president trump. thank you for coming in. are you in the inflation is transitory or persistent cap and why? it is a 70s show again, paul. we will live in an inflation spiral unlike we have seen since you and i were in elementary school, i would say. [laughter] i think i may have been in college or high school. real wages are declining after having significant growth in the trump administration. that is going to have to reseed a little
Hibernate. a snake catcher worked on his hands and knees and stomach for hours. he felt adult snakes and dozens of babies. the only venomous kind in the area. eric. eric: i don t know what to say. arthel: nothing. just say goodbye. paul: welcome to the jounal editorial report. i am paul gigot. the labor department reporting this week that crisis rose 4.5% in the last 12 months and from the gas pump to the grocery store american consumers are feeling the pinch with gas prices up a whopping 42.1% year-over-year and beef prices up 17.6%. the biden administration scrambles to address supply-chain lows with the