who get sick were accelerated in a president out of this pandemic. the second way to make sure recovery is fully felt is to pass our bipartisan my bipartisan infrastructure agreement and my build back better plan, which would be debated now. i m going to be heading over there shortly after i do this press conference, back to my office to make some calls. i want to say very clearly, if your number one issue is the cost of living, the number one priority should be seeing congress pass these bills. 17 nobel prize winners in economics have said, spontaneously wrote to me together, and said this will lower inflationary pressure on the economy when we pass my bills. a new analysis of the wall street form moody s found it would ease the burden of inflation for middle-class families. put another way, these bills will provide families with, as my dad used to say, just a little more breathing room. that s because the build back better framework lowers your bills for health care, chil
and he was all the time. she didn t like being away from him. at least partially because they contributed in a major way to each other s way of thinking about absolutely everything in their lives. career, children, home life, relatives, friends and so on. when you got colin powell and got alma too and vice versa and a good thing because the whole is much greater than the sum of the giant parts. a really dedicated family man. everybody learned from him. how to deal with the difficulty of being a soldier. busy all the time. away from home most of the time. and still be a good parent. a lot of us learn how to do that from him. he was a genuine pragmatist and he said you have to do the things that are important first but it doesn t mean that you have to ashoe doing the one thing in favor of another if they re both important. you have to be good at being who you are. and if you do that you re going to wind up being a good soldier and a good father at the same time. colonel jack,
we ll look ahead to what could be a defining week at the top of the table. after protesters disrupted the world snooker championship, we ll tell you how security s being stepped up at the crucible. i ll be very surprised if the protocols that were in place at the crucible yesterday are in place today. also coming up on sportsday before 7. how a special piece of kit s transforming how one woman s competing at this year s london marathon. we start tonight with the mountain chelsea have to climb if they re to salvage anything from this season. 2 0 down from the first leg, they need at least three goals against real madrid to remain in the champions league. a change of owner, half a billion pounds spent, yet another manager. nothing s transformed chelsea s fortunes so far as patrick geary reports. and so to chelsea s at last remaining bridge, the final road forward in a season of missed earnings runs through real madrid at stamford bridge but they have made things hard for themse
some simple questions. biden racking up the lowestt poll numbers of his presidency. only thirty seven percent ofing. americans approve of the job that he s doing. and that assumes biden biden is actually doing his job. turns out he only works part time as president. most of bif biden s public evenn happen between 10:00 a.m. and 4:00 pm, which amounts to ah 30 hour work week. meanwhile, his screw up son , hunter, can t seem to get out of the headlines. this week, the first son sto attorneys met with doj prosecutors to discuss resolving their criminal investigation. hunters also got some child support problems. cl s being forced to appear in person in court next week after claiming poverty relating to his four year old daughter. itse is the case involving the grandchild that president biden refused dise to acknowledge. x gran i have six grandchildredcn and i m crazy about them.y si and i speanglek to them every h single day. nots ou a joke, but hunters i of wedlock daughter
strategist for the last two or three years. i think they have a right to be a bit cautious or unnerved at this point. it seems the bias for rates is upward. the bond market has been in a 30 year bull trend. yields keep going down and returns are good. i think he is maybe too pessimistic about where bonds are. we will be in a 2.4. to 2.7 range you will definitely see bond yields head back towards to 2.6 or 2.7 level. i am pessimistic about the probability we can get higher. we ll think it is going to happen externally fast. i don t think it is going to be are really distracted in that sense. jonathan: joining the around the , joerns kathleen gaffney wasmund and jack flaherty/ great to have you with us around the table. let s talk about the backup in treasury yields. i can bring that up for the viewers right now. the moment of truth has arrived for the secular bond market bull market. sand the 2.4% line in the that bill gross has talked about, as well as janice anders