But after two nigeria misses, chloe kelly was given the chance to win the game for england and her succesful spot kick sent the lionesses through to the quarterfinals, where they will face either jamaica or colombia. We dig deep as a group and we believe in our ability and first and foremost, we believe in what we are getting told to do. This team is special we did it in the euros and we are here again tonight and we keep pushing forward. There is more to come from the special team we stuck together as a team. Of course it was a very hard game. We made it through the extra time and we won the penalties and how we did that as a team, the team just kept going and i am so proud of them. Co hosts australia are also through to the last eight after a convincing win against denmark. Caitlin foord put the matildas ahead shortly before the half hour mark in sydney, after breaking in behind the danish defence. Hayley raso made it 2 0 in the second half as they secured the quarterfinal spot. Aust
if we are potentially with his heed to seeing less of that snowpack warming, then coming into the spring and summer months that precious water resource may be more limited. scientists in chile have said this is really a window into an increasingly warm future, but do you agree? is this going to be the new normal? th agree? is this going to be the new normal? ,., agree? is this going to be the new normal? , , ~ normal? in some sense, i think the term the new normal? in some sense, i think the term the new normal normal? in some sense, i think the term the new normal doesn t - normal? in some sense, i think the term the new normal doesn t reallyj term the new normal doesn t really cut it. this problem is going to continue to get worse until we hit net zero, until we stop emitting greenhouse gases into the atmosphere. and so it really that is the challenge. are we prepared to take on these risks when we know that this is what is happening? find that this is what is happening? and are
$20 more. or the a and p if, that bag of groceries costs more. that s what people are seeing and feeling in their own lives. and i think what they re seeing is that the administration doesn t really have a sense of what to do because they re misdiagnosing the problem. david: yeah. and, kyle, one thing that a lot of people are afraid of is if they continue blaming producers for inflation rather than their own policies, we may get the to the era of price controls. and price controls always lead to shortages. so we may end up with not only high prices, but also empty levels at the market. yeah. i m skeptical that the biden administration will go there just because of the bad history. but it is remarkable to watch this flame game going on. my favorite blame game. i think elizabeth warren was talking about greedy grocery companies because the grocery business is a very competitive, cutthroat business with very low
outside of the irs purview. neil: you know, jonas, in a weird way it s sort of like the alternative minimum tax. i know a night and day comparison, but that sort of started to seek out the super rich who were not paying taxes, and it since grew to about half of all taxpayers, right? i don t know what it is now. what do you think of that? it s a good analogy because of inflation. there are a lot of thresholds that the irs doesn t adjust for inflation. the $600 number keeps coming up, they use that for a lot of thresholds, like 1099. that used to be good money. today it s a pizza under the new inflation. [laughter] actually, the obama net investment income, the 3.8% you have to pay, that has a $250,000 threshold. that s not inflation adjusted either. that s not going to be a lot of money the way things are going right now. that all said, getting back to this issue, they already were doing this for $20,000 transactions, and it s a 1099
more like health issues. so they thought that was the way to go. it took a while for some to jump out of the box, and citigroup was the first one. neil: right. of all the firms, it s always been the most liberal, progressive of all the firms just if you know the history. bob rubin, the former clinton treasury secretary worked there, and many other people have been involved in democratic politics. somehow it s citigroup. it doesn t surprise me they re doing it from a mitt political standpoint and, obviously, after the biden administration did what it did, it doesn t surprise me as well. neil: much of the financial community has sort of done a 180 on workers returning in person, in fact, recommending that they stay onen line or doing online or doing jobs remotely for at least the next couple of weeks. what happened? it s a great question, neil.