we re watching how this report drives the markets, because, of course, thursday the dow plunged big time wiping out hundreds of billions of dollars from the market in the single worst day since 2020. any moment now president biden will leave the white house for a trip to ohio where he will be putting the focus on a key aspect of the economic recovery. manufacturing. we will let you know if he stops to take any questions from reporters. plus, chief justice john roberts just made his first appearance since that political earthquake. the release of the draft opinion on abortion. he has tough words for whoever leaked it. lawmakers and advocates concerned about the court overturning roe v. wade warn other rights could be next, including same-sex marriage. ahead i will get reaction from the ceo and president of the trevor project, an organization that provides help to lgbtq youth. we are keeping our eye on ukraine. nbc has new reporting on the role of u.s. intelligence on the bat
great commentator about culture and so forth. a discuss about wokism, what is taking place in your classrooms. stick with me, before we go to our guests. ronald reagan used to ask, are you better off today of than you were 4 years ago? i ll ask that question. are you better off today than you were 4 years? is the country? under president trump? let s look at the dismal numbers. dismal. we re still heading south. consumer prices, price you pay rose 8. 5% in march, highest in 40 years. consumer price index, jumped 8.5% from a year ago. on an unadjusted basis. data reflect price rises not seen in u.s. since stag flation days. you know this. due to surge . no. if something goes up, 8.5%, and your wages go up 5. 6%, last i checked that is almost a 3% gap. food rose 1% for the month. 8.8% over the years, prices for goods, rice, ground beef, citrus fruits, all posted gains over 2% in march. prices up 11% and 32%, gas line creases popped 18.3% for the month. price gains in clothing,
come tate or about culture and so forth. a discussion about wokism, culture at disney and the rest. what is taking place in your classrooms, to your little kids and grand kids, stick with me. before we go to the gifts, ronald reagan used to ask the question: years ago? i ll ask that question. are you better off today than you were 4 years? is the country? under president trump? let s look at the dismal numbers. dismal. we re still heading south. consumer prices, price you pay rose 8. 5% in march, highest in 40 years. consumer price index, jumped 8.5% from a year ago. on an unadjusted basis. data reflect price rises not seen in u.s. since stag flation days. you know this. due to surge . no. if something goes up, 8.5%, and your wages go up 5. 6%, last i checked that is almost a 3% gap. food rose 1% for the month. 8.8% over the years, prices for goods, rice, ground beef, citrus fruits, all posted gains over 2% in march. prices up 11% and 32%, gas line creases popped 18.3% for th
replacing his campaign manager. what can you tell us? so to the campaign that just keeps resetting here. the campaign manager who s been with the governor for a long time, helped run his gubernatorial re-elect, has been demoted. she s now a senior adviser. his chief of staff, the guy who ran the official side has been moved over to be campaign manager. james is very much in line with the governor. he s sort of the same policy and political school of thought. very conservative. so i think this is kind of an indication that the campaign is going to start, continue to focus on a lot of things it s been focused on. really the issues that brought him to a point where he could run for president and was perceived to be a potential front-runner, at least at one point. matt, thank you for the latest there. in new hampshire, former president trump is expected to speak within the hour even as his defense team rather battles with doj prosecutors over suggested limits on government ev
of extreme weather, heat alerts are stretching from california to texas and parts of south florida as well. while in the northeast, a state of emergency. in vermont, the capitol city devastated by flooding there with some people still stranded in their homes. and then new this morning, what we know about the fourth migrant child to die while in u.s. custody. we begin this hour, though, with a war in ukraine taking center stage at the nato summit in lithuania. later today, the president will give a major speech on the u.s. support of ukraine and the actions that world leaders are taking to address global challenges. just last hour, the president sat down with ukraine s president zelenskyy for their third face to face meeting this year. while ukraine will not become a nato member right now, ukrainian leader is coming away with a series of security guarantees announced by nato and g-7 leaders and this assurance from the u.s. president. we re going to make sure you get what y