at once. pent up demand juiced by the stimulus and shocks to the supply side and that is great in an environment where rages are rising where products cost more, transportation, logistics and transmission and fuel prices, everything is costing more. so far wage pressure has continued its upward trajectory so consumers are keeping place with inflation and we expect to see inflation moderate and we ll have more stability in the prices and get things back in balance between supply and demand. matthew shay, thank you. thanks, alisyn. now to politics. kevin mccarthy has been loyal to former president trump and his kroefl allies in congress. but one of the very republicans that mccarthy has protected said he does not have the votes to be speaker if the republicans win back the house. we ll get into that fight next.
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if those number hold true, yes, it will. what s happening right now with the tax cut, this is a party that is doing the last thing it knows how to do, which is cut corporate taxes. all the donors, all the businesses that have been holding their tp tongue tongues trump presidency so far this is what they get in exchange. when you have full kroefl both ends of pennsylvania avenue they say we have to do this now. in fact, the worst thing is to get to the polls, the more incentive to be aggressive because they sure can t do this in two years. this tax bill, let s talk about the first major policy initiative of this administration and how it negatively impacts young voters. it s kicking the can down the road, increasing the deficit, not doing anything to curb entitlement spending. we, as a generation, see this ruling class that really could care less in their short
with the special prosecutor s probe. but whether or not he releases the notes, we know already from now two years on the campaign trail and four years in office that donald trump is prepared repe repeatedly to make flat misstatements, to tell lies. we have no evidence of that with mr. comey. so i think the american people in a he said-he said, to find comey more although you saw the president s tweet saying comey and former cia director brennan making false statements before testimony before congress. that s very serious charge under oath. you lie to congress. that s a crime. a very serious charge. coming from someone who leads an administration who has repeatedly been proven to make misstatements when it comes to the russian inquiry. saying they never talked to russians in the first place. that s been proven wrong. they say several of them, we never met with the russian
certainly shouldn t be saying, by wait, if you could kgo easy n my guy webs this should be great. it is not something happening out of the roefl office. does it reach the level of obstruction of just snis. look, i m not qualified as a lir to answer that question, even though i have a law degrees. i will leave that to the lawyers. i will say this, when you tell the fbi director, to layoff, get out, stop. and when he doesn t, you fire him. common sense suggests, it sounds a whole lot like obstruction of justice. if it is a case of he said versus he said, and he says the president urged me to drop any investigation and the president denies that and comey showed up with notes and he was an active note taker, could rerelease notes during special testimony or would robert mueller say, hold back on that? in the end, that s between robert mueller and jim comey. and i understand they are working out parameters of comey s testimony so that it doesn t interfere in any way
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