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they don t understand, or are not focused on inflation. malarkey. malarkey? promises about inflation didn t age well. promises rocketing to the highest level in 48 years increasing to a whopping 7%. but joe claims it s a process and a food and gas prices and the cost of living is a global problem. it s not just that it s costing a lot more, it s whether or not you can find what you re looking for. they are self s problem is not going way a shoppers compare with going onto the soviet union. spike that, transportation secretary pete buttigieg is doing supply chain crisis victory lap. one of the reasons why christmas was not in fact cancel is that ports like l.a. and long beach moved record levels of goods allowing an all-time record high in terms of retail sales at this holiday season. considering the pressures that this country in this community, these community to have been under complacent extremity achievement. greg: he saved christmas. congratulations to judge ....
jacksonville, he thanked the audience. he said, i had no idea i did a two-hour set tonight. i m happily addicted again to this. for years, saget made america laugh, often at him, right, as the host of america s funniest home videos. he made america laugh at itself as well but best known for being the wholesome single dad on full house. daddy? am i still your little princess? oh, you got it, dude. the wholesome tv dad image was nothing like his standup which was dirty with a capital d it would make danny tanner blush. his fellow cast members loved him dearly. his full house co-stars weighed in, john stamos he ll never have another friend like him, olson twins are deeply saddened and heartbroken. saget raised money for comedians during the pandemic and came on new day and he was delightful. i made my own face mask out of my underwear. oh, god. hard to find humor in these times. don t get it out of the hamper, people, that s all i ll say. joining ....
white house on how the president and company are handling the omicron thing. steve? neil, this is the white house that is focused mostly or at least primarily on getting people vaccinated since their first day last january. now there s new questions about whether or not they were focused enough on testing. why is it that you guys were so unprepared for the need for testing after the holidays? peter i m happy to see you back and well. second, i would say there s been a massive surge in cases as you know and we re a part of in d.c. and new york. there s been an unpredented the president is talking about winter of severe illness and death. while he s saying that publicly, why weren t you guys doing more to prepare for wenter? peter, everybody decides where to get a test. you can purchase tests online. later today we ll have details on how 150 million americans that have health insurance can get reimbursed for tests. we ll have more on that later. we just g ....
the years of the 60s which end in a few hours have a bad reputation that is not entirely justified. some things got worse, obviously. but tv and other news coverage is better, not worse. we simply developed more demanding standards. when i think of tv, i think of the 70s. what is this world coming to? the american public was hungry for more. more was allowed that hadn t been before. it was the last decade where it was a campfire television, where there was one in the living room. i want to watch an all-black show for a change. oh, where are you going to find one? here s one the los angeles lakers against the milwaukee bucks. young people were interested in relevant things. and so television began to reflect that. this is cbs. really it was very simple. you had three channels plus pbs. when the decade turned over into the 70s, television was very rural. hee haw! the beverly hillbillies. cbs had the beverly hillbillies. green ....
and later carl bernstein is here about chasing history and why he decidesed to write it all down. first, a story you will only see on reliable sources, tests for social media sites to dominate our public discourses. we know that facebook contributes to right wing radicalization. this new washington post republicia probe said facebook played a critical role that spread false narratives of foment violence last year. but this is so much about a year or single day in the country, they hyper charged political polarization and cultural divides which populists already exploit. the denialism is now. january 6th was the breaking point for some, including some inside facebook. this week s brand-new the wall street journal headline, facebook s former election boss now questions social media s impact on politics. katie harbath said she left facebook disillusioned you about now the journal says she s pushing for more online guardrails. quoting the story, she s the highest ra ....