and that s who we are about to hear in the 2:00 hour. nancy pelosi, listen. we have controversy. sandra: americans wonder what the consequences of this massive spending will eventually be. you re talking about gas prices, energy prices, and this is real tangible stuff that the american people feel when they go to work this morning, they fill up the gas tank and they are playing paying a whole lot more which is inching towards a record high. oil prices continue to go up, they are at nearly $82 per barrel so what did the american people need to know as all this plays out on washington? gas prices at the pump are at a dollar per gallon and it s
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board member was heard cursing on this open mic. choose your own path. it was rude of you to say that parents were selfish. thank you. margaret is next, your time is up. [bleep] sandra: in the school board president issued an apology saying, i m deeply sorry for the inappropriate comments i made that last night s board meeting. i will personally apologize to the speaker who most certainly deserves to know that women members of the public address the board of education they must be heard with respect. but she doesn t feel like this apology is sincere and neither do some other parents. it s not easy being up there to speak as is. i think it s indicative of the up to the school boards have
sandra: we don t often show things like this on our screen but this one is worth showing. this was easy to understand what s going on, you look at the line and it shows third quarter 2020 growth and how it was way up there when this recovery began and how far it has come down to the announcement today, just 2% growth, put your political hat on for the last question here. voters obviously care big time about pocketbook issues. and if one of the biggest conversations we are all hearing back home is how much more we are paying will be go to the grocery store, what impact do we believe this is going to have as voters will have to make a big decision? speaking to some of the biggest ceos in america so far in this earnings season and over and over again chemically say that that they are concerned. but that result in something at the ballots and voting stations? americans are not happy about those price increases.