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furniture up 14%. and gas at more than 50% from a year ago. the cost of housing, food, clothes also spiking. the 7% increase in inflation over the last year is the highest jump in nearly four decades. while it s nowhere near historic highs of nearly 15% from 1980, it s one of the biggest challenges facing policymakers and the white house. we are working relentlessly. we are trying to make sure that competition is robust in industries so cost savings get passed on to consumers. reporter: inflation is only part of the economic picture. which has other signs of strength, including a 3.9% unemployment rate. and historic wage growth. yet with inflation expected to remain high for much of the year, the federal reserve is signaling its intention to raise interest rates saying the economy no longer needs emergency support. we see inflation persisting at high levels longer than expected, then we will, you know, then if we have to raise interest rates more over time, we wil ....
further, you shared an account of your communications with president trump with a local news outlet in your district which recorded that you had a very heated conversation and that you urged the president to quote health get help to the capitol. and blito reported that you shared an even greater degree of detail with your colleagues in a widely-attended conference call on january 11th. on that call, according to the report, you stated that president trump had admitted, quote, some degree of responsibility for january 6th in his one-on-one conversations with you. the letter also cites mccarthy s floor speech in the days after the insurrection, acknowledging that trump bears responsibility for the attack and addresses mccarthy s own culpability in continuing to amplify the expresident s big lie in the wake of the insurrection. citing his visit to mar-a-lago on january 28th, days before impeachment, posing with donald trump for a photo. and that is where we start today wit ....
a crashed plane seconds before it s hit by a train, boom. the question is, did you just see that? it is way too early for this. good morning and welcome to way too early, the show that has georgia on its mind. congrats also to the bulldogs. i m jonathan lemire on this tuesday, january 11th. we ll start with the news. in just hours president biden will deliver a major speech on voting rights in atlanta. biden is expected to publicly push for a senate filibuster change to pass voting rights. previously he had endorsed reinstating the talking filibuster. he s expected to go further today, this as senate majority leader chuck schumer will force a vote on two federal voting rights bills this week. schumer says he will start a debate on changing the filibuster if republicans use it to block the bills. president biden will travel to georgia and make the moral case to the nation that the time has come to act to defend democracy and protect voting rights even if it me ....
australian open? it s way too early for this. good morning and welcome to way too early, the show that has always been and is now more than ever team federer. i m jonathan lemire on this monday, january 10th. we ll start with the news. at least 19 people are dead including nine children after fire and smoke filled the inside of an apartment building in the bronx here in new york city. fire officials say it started yesterday morning with most likely a malfunctioning space heater in an apartment where the door was left open, allowing smoke to rise to every floor. many were rescued, but some people were trapped in the stairwells. nbc news correspondent kathy park has more on this story. reporter: flames shooting out windows on the second and thirty floors. karen was making breakfast when she heard it all started i heard people screaming help, help, help. reporter: the smoke quickly spreading throughout all the floors in this building of more than 100 apart ....
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