official economic recession, although president biden, his aides, and now the federal reserve chair are insisting they don t see this economy in recession. politically, what matters is how people at home feel about the economy, obviously. white house correspondent peter doocy starts us off tonight live on the north lawn. good evening, peter. good evening bret, officials say gas prices coming down. jobs available. no recession or pre-recession on the horizon. tomorrow s g.d.p. numbers are going to test that. as president biden re-takes the hymn in the west wing now that he is out of covid quarantine. as i was walking out. [clearing throat] i thought i heard a rumbling my staff saying oh he is back. back in the oval office president biden s number one domestic priority is lowering inflation and his plan to do it trust the federal reserve to make that happen. but the federal reserve chair just made a surprising admission. inflation has obviously surprise to the upside ov
the s&p, 103 the nasdaq jumped 470 today. now following up on a story we brought you last night. justice department is reportedly investigating former president trump in a criminal probe over his efforts to challenge the results of the 2020 election. senior national correspondent rich he hadedson tells us what we know and where things stand tonight. former president donald trump s conduct is now part of the justice department s criminal investigation into efforts to overturn the 2020 election. this, according to the washington post. but attorney general merrick garland has refused to say whether the doj is investigating the former president as the congressional january 6th committee leads a parallel investigation. the committee is doing enormously wide ranging investigation as well. it is inevitable that there will be things that they find before we have found them and it is inevitable that there are things that we find that they haven t found. hello, everyone. the post repor
who test positive. 10 days cut down to five if a person is asymptomatic. that raised from the group airlines for america issued a statement reading in part we appreciate the cdc s announcement today updating the isolation guidelines. the decision is the right one based on science. united arlings, delta, alaska airlines all saw more than 100 flights canceled today. weather is a factor. take, for instance, southwest airlines, they saw more than 80 flights canceled but a spokesperson says none of those flights was canceled due to illness or staffing issues. bret? bret: mike tobin live at o hare, thanks. president biden is largely staying out of the public eye today despite growing criticism over his 180 on the federal government s role on controlling the pandemic. senior national correspondent rich he hadedson traveling with the president in rehoboth beach, delaware. a day after meeting with a grouch bipartisan governors