worried about their finances. a new gallup poll finding 40% are concerned about how they re going to pay their bills. more than half now worried about how they will maintain their standard of living. welcome. i m charles payne in for neil cavuto. this is your world. we have fox team coverage, susan li on the market and its fall out and madison alworth on consumers that just want out. susan? charles, almost $10 trillion in stock market losses this year. that s half the u.s. economy wiped out in five months. we re looking at the lowest levels in a year on wall street. investors selling a again today on fresh concerns that china s covid look downing will meet supply disruptions and keep inflation elevated for some time that will force the federal reserve to raise rates quickly and sharply in the short term. possibly the most aggressive pace of rate increases since the 1980s. that means investors are selling off heavyweight technology shares again, which have outperformed the
up. up 5.5% from one year ago. that is good news for american workers. good was the president s one word answer when asked about the job report as he left the white house this morning. but a written statement a bit earlier makes clear the president understands he cannot overcelebrate. inflation is the giant election year cloud over the president and his party. let s get to the white house now and cnn s articlette signs. good news for the president, but that but, the inflation. yeah, john, those figures you ticked through represent decent progress in the economy for the white house, but they continue to be dogged by the issue of inflation. as that continues to drive the public perception of how the economy is doing. now, the president told reporters he felt the jobs report was good, but in a statement he released, he acknowledged the crunch the americans are feeling from inflation. he said there s no question that inflation and high prices are a challenge for families across
part of two years. a lawsuit filed against the administration for colluding with big tech. arguing in this case government is outsourcing the big tech partners and fighting back. counting down to the kersh. . janice: i m exciting to bring you all the sights and sounds from the kentucky derby. brian: that s the man that used to be married to kim kardashian doing what he does best singing out loud. that is new hampshire. i had any state i could pick from, i think it was fourth grade to do a state report and i picked new hampshire. and i wrote the state house and they actually wrote me back with a bunch of facts. i think i did well. pete: i bet right from the source. and you mailed it to them, right and they mailed the information back. brian: wrote a letter longhand and sure enough new hampshire said you should come. only been there twice. last time i was there was it the republican convention? pete: yep, it was there. rachel: does kanye sing out loud or doe
sandra: we look forward to that. chief justice john roberts confirming an unprecedented breach of the court. a leaked draft opinion on roe v. wade to end nearly 50 years on precedent on abortion in america. i m sandra smith in new york. great to have you back. john: good to be back, i m the other john roberts in washington. chief justice roberts saying he has directed the marshal of the court to find the source of the leak. each state would have full authority to decide laws on abortion themselves. sandra: right now the opinion is just a draft and not final as the chief justice reminded everyone through a statement this morning until p published by the somebody. moments ago senate majority leader chuck schumer spoke on the steps of the capitol. if the report is accurate, abomination, one of the worst ever in modern history. of course, republicans have sought this outcome for years so you would think they would be celebrating such a decision but they are aren t. no, th
good morning. and welcome to way too early. on this monday, may 2nd. i m jonathan lemire. house speaker nancy pelosi visited ukraine over the weekend, becoming the highest-ranking u.s. official to do so since russia invaded more than two months ago. leading a congressional delegation, pelosi met with ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy in kyiv on saturday. her visit came weeks after russian forces reportedly withdrew from the city, following a failed attempt to capture the ukrainian capital. after departing for neighboring poland, poland discussed with zelenskyy, and talked about the united states response to russia s aggression. do not be bullied by bullies. if they re making threats, you cannot back down. that s my view of it. that you were there for the, we re there for the fight, and you cannot, you cannot fold to a bully. the conversation with president zelenskyy is no surprise, not only his courage, and his leadership, but his detailed knowledge of every subje