they fill in there every night. for now our coverage continues o with the 11th hour with stephanie ruhle, which starts right now. good evening once again. i m stephanie ruhle. welcome to our continuing coverage of the republican national convention. with 113 days until the th election, today the rnc opened with a historic backdrop. the classified documents case against donald trump was dismissed in florida and it has been just over 48 hours since the assassination attempt on the former president. we ll have more on that later in the hour but now, all eyes are on milwaukee as the republican presidential nominee made a surprise appearance after he was injured on saturday. earlier this evening delegates from all 50 states officially selected trump. he then took to social media to announce that jaidee vans would be his running mate. vance is the junior senator from ohio and author of hillbilly elegy. used to trash donald trump all over town before becoming a trump super fan, an
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triumphantly in front of his servants of color. talk about white supremacy. mark steyn joins us to assess what this picture means. first last march as the first big clusters of coronavirus starts to appear in this countr media executives in silicon valley corneille with officials in washington. to determine how much the publi will be allowed to know about the growing epidemic it was killing him. mark zuckerberg the basic hoop toto assure him facebook users what only see tony felt she s approved guidance on covid 19. twitter google did affect only the same twitter and google are emily post that deviated from washington s official line. in many cases, they censored ember information from partly information was both medically sound. it was the science and potentially life-saving. posted treatments were downplayed. they never apologized for this and never will. historians will assess that. there will likely require the early days of covid 19 as a turning point in our society. an
talk about white supremacy. and the story gets weirder from there. in a few moments mark steyn joins us to assess with this picture means. but first, last march as the first big clusters of coronavirus cases started to appear in this country, media executives in silicon valley coordinated with officials in washington to determine how much the public would be allowed to know about the growing epidemic that was killing them. mark zuckerberg of facebook emailed tony fauci to assure him that facebook users would only see tony fauci s approved guidance on covid-19. twitter and google data effectively the same thing. twitter and google eliminated any post that deviated from washington s official line. in many cases, they censored information from frontline physicians that was both medically sound it was the science and potentially life-saving. if post about treatments, for example, were downplayed. they never apologized for this. they probably never will. historians will assess
deangela s in new york. good evening to you. we saw incredible volatility over the last couple of days i would say, bret. essentially fueled why uncertainty rising interest rates and inflation. deep sell off on the dow today canceling out yesterdayed s sharp gain. the u.s. federal reserve had the ability to cool inflation by raising interest rates. when borrowing costs go up for consumers and corporations, demand falls, and, thus, prices fall, too. the critical issue is how much to raise and how fast. the fed doesn t want rising rates to hurt too much and it doesn t want inflation to hurt too much. the delicate balance. when fed chair jerome powell raised rates a half a point yesterday, the stock market cheered thinking easier lending will continue. powell could have moved three quarters of a point and he at any time. but then today s drop reflected realization today s inflation will likely persist. i think you are going to see a consumer in great need over the next six m