and russian president vladimir putin in geneva. we ll break down what you need to know. why are american workers are worried and stressed out? brand-new poll reveals about how people really feel about their professional lives. the momentous biden-pollutants, but first, it s the economy. white house correspondent kevin corke focusing on higher prices you re paying and where they are expected to go from here. consumers and investors began their morning with a flurry of government economic data for the month of may pointing to a bumpy u.s. recovery including a 6.6% spike in producer prices in the latest 12 months and a 1.3% drop in retail sales. that s a big number. between may 2020 and may 2021, prices up 6.6%. the biggest jump recorded since the bureau of labor statistics started collecting data in november of 2010. the price index rising consistently since last september. all of this is happening is a new poll reviews motors pin most of the blame of the rising inflation on
good morning to our viewers here in the united states and around the world. it s tuesday, june 22nd. you keep telling me that. i know. i always need a reminder. i appreciate it. a senate showdown is about to unfold, and there is so much at stake. free and fair elections, democracy itself. when the senate votes today on advancing the for the people act, it will be a test of unity for democrats. republicans are certain to kill it. but if all 50 dwemocrats do get behind it, the future of the filibuster is perhaps in play. president biden met with two moderate senators who can block his legislative goals. west virginia s joe manchin and arizona s kyrsten sinema support keeping the filibuster in place. if we eliminate the 60 threshold, we will lose much more than we gain. president obama advocates for the patsage of the voting rights bill. the violence that occurred in the u.s. capitol on january 6, just a few months ago, should remind us that we can t take our democracy f
the congressman who compared it to a tour visit was apparently barricaded in an office to keep them out. the supreme court takes on a huge human rights case. i think the possibility of roe v. wade being overturned is small. i don t see it happening. good evening from new york. i m chris hayes. yesterday in these united states of america, there were just over 16,000 new cases of covid reported. now, if you ve been watching the show over the course of the pandemic, you know that it was a sunday. that s still the low reporting day. but that number, 16,000, it is still the lowest daily number since the end of march 2020. the outbreak was still localized in a few areas around the country and there was still basically no testing structure. remember that? and also, for the first time since the pandemic started, we now have cases that are declining in all 50 states, that s right. that fact president biden touted today when he talked between the status of the virus, he had som
very minimal. i don t say that happening. and as the devastation continues in gaza, why did it take so long for the united states to even discuss a cease-fire? all in starts right now. good evening from new york. i m chris hayes. yesterday, in these united states of america, there were just over 16,000 new cases of covid reported. now, if you ve been watching my show for the course of the pandemic, you know it was a sunday that still the low reporting day. but that number, 16, 000, is still the lowest daily number since the end of march 2020. when the outbreak was still largely localized in a few areas throughout the country and when crucially, there was basically no real testing infrastructure. remember that? and also, for the first time since the pandemic started, we now have cases that are declining in all 50 states. that s right. that fact, president biden touted today when he talked to the status of the fight against the virus and presented some really really encou
start metabolizing. exactly, exactly. but does it exclude him taking fentanyl more acutely or more recently in time? no. there s no way really of knowing the timing. fentanyl depressing the respiratory system can also act with the coronary artery can interact with coronary vessel disease, correct? can you clarify that? i m sorry. does fentanyl s depression of the respiratory system also act with coronary artery vessel disease and oxygen and carbon dioxide to reduce the supply of its supply to the heart? oh, so as fentanyl may lead to a gradual progression of slowing breathing, and ultimately decrease the oxygen, that would apply to oxygen to the brain as well as to the heart. is that what you re yeah. and it would likewise increase the carbon dioxide in the blood? yeah. i mean, anything that decreases respiration decreases that exchange. so as that exchange process is happening, right, you re not taking in the oxygen, you re likewise not expelling the