rachel: sorry. will: let s do a couple rankings. luke combs or morgan wallen? pete: morgan wallen. the hits just keep, boom outlaw. will: second is. i just asked these guys during the commercial break, where do you rank labor day. we did the labor day versus memorial day not in what they signify, in how much enjoyment, ask we all agree memorial day because it s the start of summer, not the end. pete: yeah. will: but do you agree labor day beats the random monday off, not for what they signify, presidents montana president no. pete: no. i don t like clinging to the end of things. [laughter] will: cath kathleen and i used to do this thing, weekend extension programs, we d go see a movie on sunday night just to wring that a last little bit rachel: that s such a good idea. will: don t turn sunday into moping around, kick can rachel: because monday s starting. will: get the most out of the weekend. la labor day is like the summer extension pete: how that not your life,
according to the british retail consortium, food inflation fell last month to 13.4% thanks to the lower cost of staple goods like oils, breakfast cereals, fats and fish. here s our business correspondent emma simpson. it may not feel like it but the worst of food price rises could now be over. grocery bills, though, are still way too high for many shoppers. like, before you can just walk in with £10 and get a lot of things but now even £10 can t even buy what you actually want to buy. i mean, at the moment i m ok but i guess i m very lucky. but if it increased any more, just like mortgage rates as well, just like, yeah, the whole thing s going up, isn t it? instead of buying luxuries now i buy the basics. - today s food price figures come from the trade body for retail which also monitors the change in shop prices. let s take a look at this chart which tells the story. now, you can see how food prices jumped from last year. they were going up before the war in ukraine, but
knock, john sullivan, the great one, michael bennet will all join us live tonight. here, more than 20 farmers have passed and scores of heavily armed fbi agents stormed into president trump s private home in mar-a-lago, for a raid. this is totally unprecedented. it should be deeply, deeply concerning to every american citizen. it should transcend politics. not only is president trump a former u.s. president, he is also biden s chief political rifle. so naturally, the white house is very short tonight on answers. take a look. on a given topic, the fbi has a search warrant on the former president punch of as a residence florida. was the president or anyone at the white house aware of that warrant, or has anyone at the white house with the president been briefed in the aftermath of that? no. the president was not brief, was not aware of it. no. no one at the white house was given a head. no, that did not happen. sean: let me be extremely clear, someone who is one of the le
on. will: i m not sure where that is, but we ve been talking about this storm out there carley: oh, that s right. will: i expected to see big waves. there have been big waves up and down the atlantic seaboard for a while. i ve seen the videos of these guys surfing huge waves. maybe it s more protected or the storm just moved on. pete: i think it s the9 latter. carley: i think it s in canada. we ll ask rick later in the show. pete: well, the storm may be with gone, but the storm here in the united states as far as it pertains to the united autoworkers is ongoing. we re now on day tree of the three of the strike of the big auto union maker against the big three, and it doesn t seem to be moving at this point. a little bit of a note that is in our research which gives you a sense of how prepared the union is 40 told out to hold out is anyone striking right now it s about 14,000 of there s over 100,000 workering, only a fraction are striking right now, they get $500 a w
right? why are they so concerned about this story and whether or not it s true? after four years of empowering the biggest liar in presidential history, now you have a thing for truth? doubtful. tonight the queen doesn t deny accusations of racism. against the royal family. in the family s first public statement since the bomb drops. but people here on the right continue to savage markle and her story. something struck a nerve with them. was it a multi-racial woman speaking out against an institutional white royal family? no, no it s not about that. what is it about that? the royals aren t questioning what she says about race being used against her by them. they don t deny her allegations about conversations with an unnamed someone questioning how dark the skin of the unborn child would be. so, why are so many here on the right fringe unable to accept the story? could it be that the opposition party is passing laws that disenfranchise minorties. that are all but a constructiv