prices are up ten percent in the past month the highest level in the past seven years, the buck never seems to stop with this president but listen to what then candidate biden had to say last year when people were trying to stock up on food and goods. we don t have a foot shortage problem. we have a dealership problem. one of the reasons why we re not getting material and food to people s staples is because there s no way to get is transported to there. we don t know how to manage what s going on. we can t afford to let people go wondering where they re going to get their next meal. and so right now, seriously, it s about massive failure and leadership. jesse: earlier today president biden once again pushing his massive $3.5 million cradle to grave welfare spending spending plan even amid this. we cannot be competitive in the 21st century in this global economy with we fail to invest. but pay your fair share. just pay a decent portion of what we lay out in these this
the show that will probably land itself in the emergency room if you tried that. i m jonathan lemire on this friday, october 15th. former president bill clinton has been hospitalized in california with a non-covid-related infection. a spokesman for the former president said he is on the mend, in good spirits, and is incredibly thankful to the doctors, nurses, and staff for the incredible care. he s in intenive care as a precautionary measure. clinton, who is 75 years old, also has an extensive history of heart problems. the house committee investigating the january 6th insurrection announced yesterday they ll move to hold former trump adviser steve bannon in criminal contempt for not complying with his subpoena. according to chairman bennie thompson, the panel will meet on tuesday to vote to adopt a contempt report. he released a statement saying in part this in an interview with cnn yesterday, the congressman said a subpoena for the former president isn t off the table
i m happy to send you an email with the accomplishments. we have been working hard trying to get the middle east to be a more stable, prosperous region. obviously these attacks on october 7th were horrific, and the israelis have a right and responsibility to respond to those attacks. i think everybody understands that. and so we also understand that the focus of countries in the region, particularly israel, is going to be on that. it s our focus, too. but that doesn t mean we are going to give up. it doesn t mean we are going to walk away from it. we still believe in the promise of a two-state solution and still going to work for that. as a matter of fact, key to eventually getting a two-state solution and we are going t focus on that as well. the two-nation, i feel like enough to win the war knowing what the president was aiming to to bring normalization through two states, and that has been put down i just told you, sir. no change in our desire to see a two-state
health ministry, 436 people were killed in the strikes overnight including nearly 200 children. anderson. this all comes as we re learning the u.s. is pushing israel to delay its ground invasion of gaza in hopes of getting hostages out and letting humanitarian aid into the south. although a israeli official has denied this. carrying supplies into gaza, relief groups are warning much more is needed as the crisis deepens for many palestinians running out of food and water. cnn s chief international correspondent alex marquardt is live in washington. cnn s jeremy diamond is in ashkelon, israel, lolgalong the border. jeremy, what are you hearing, seeing, about possible incursion on the ground in gaza? reporter: well, anderson, it really is about the combination between what we re seeing on the ground what we re hearing from officials and also, frankly, hearing this evening, as we listen to the gaza strip behind us, we have been hearing the steady thud of israeli artillery and
diane and kendis? a death toll from some of the worst flooding in louisiana history has risen to 13. an elderly woman was confirmed as the latest victim yesterday. tens of thousands of residents remain in shelters. about 70,000 people have asked for help from fema. as the flood waters recede, health officials warned there s an increased risk of the west nile virus that is carried by mosquitos. a new storm formed in the atlantic overnight. looking at the radar, severe storms bringing a change to the northeast. heavy rain in d.c. and maryland, and storms are moving through new york and new jersey. it s following days of extreme heat and humidity on the coast. and it was a big night on the track for team usa. the u.s. women ran into the record books with a clean sweep. meantime, on the beach a pair of reporter: revenge for team usa on the beach. kerri walsh-jennings and april ross celebrating after beating another high ranked brazilian team in the bronze medal match. t