elizabeth: neil chatterjee, energy expert and grover norquist. let's start with you grover.ats senator joe manchin, is joining republican senators, saying to the white house, stop trying to politicize our retirement savings to invest in democrat climate change and social justice agenda. >> this is important, the senator from indiana and congressman from kentucky are leading this effort to pass a resolution we need one more democrat to put it on biden's desk and say undo your regulation that would allow people to -- instead of investing your retirement funds, in the best possible investment to do whatever they think was interesting or fun to talk about at cocktail parties to mess with your retirement. very important this passes, one more democrats makes it happen and biden will have to tell the world whether he stands with people's retirement or chatters classes having fun with your money. elizabeth: what do you think, putting retirement savings at risk to invest in things like climate change, that are funded mostly by taxpayers. 95% of green energy companies during obama adm

grover norquist, grover, it is a pleasure to see you. there's a lot of breaking news right now. one of which is the rate hike by the federal reserve, a quarter basis point hike. what does it mean for people? >> well, in the background of everything else that's going on, the tax increases, the shutting down of our energy, we still have inflation that is created by the biden administration spending too much money and now interest rates are being raised as a result. this is not good for the economy, it will slow things down. people do -- did anticipate it, it shouldn't change the world, but things are weaker today than they need to be because of the inflation and we are going to see more interest rate increases in the future for just this reason. >> sandra: one area i think in the economy where a lot of folks watch, it's tied for most people the largest asset they will ever own in their life, and that is their home. and the value of their home, and we did see some housing data recently that would indicate there is a significant slowdown in the housing market in this country, and th

. >> sandra: and also grover norquist will be coming up on that. a lot of people, car payments, credit card debt, your credit card payments, mortgage loans, student loans, big decision that will affect everybody's pocket book. >> john: it always does. any time the interest rates go up, the wallet gets a little weaker. >> sandra: we are paying for inflation, the inflation that did not have to happen inca incapacity -- in the capacity it did. >> john: forensic digital expert taking the stand the second day, prosecution witness telling the courtroom what he found in data taken from murdaugh's phone and could raise questions about the defendant's timeline for the night his wife and son were killed. jonathan is live, he has the latest on today's court proceedings. what are the discrepancies they are talking about here. >> john, you may remember alec murdaugh told authorities he will not seen his wife maggie for nearly an hour before he went to check on his mom the night of the murders, but the prosecution is challenging the timeline with a video that mu

grover norquist is here on the state of the economy and how much longer your dollars will keep shrinkinge is there, he joins us along with jim gray i am john roberts joins henry and me at the top of the hour for america reports, it's friday, isn't that a good thing? ♪ please don't stop the music ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> emily: welcome back, it's time for in case you missed it. the kansas city chiefs will take on the philadelphia eagles in super bowl lvii this sunday on fox. the big game is setting up to be the first ever super bowl showdown between two brothers, kansas city tight end travis kelsey against older brother, jason, a lineman for philly both looking for their second super bowl ring. their mom, donna, says one of the toughest things about raising two future nfl stars was feeding them. she tells "the wall street journal" that growing up each of her big boys was able to devour an entire chicken single-handed just for starters. why is that totally the scene from footloose? chris, your thoughts? >> chris: first of all i know my mom is watching and laughing out loud because of the amount of foo

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as one republican strategist, grover norquist, once said -- it's about shrinking the government down to the size where you can, quote, drown it in the bathtub, unquote. and this house republican majority is desperate to cut and decimate programs that americans need and that our future requires. so, for example, they want -- they want to cut some of the newest initiatives we undertook to supercharge american inno hevation. we passed legislation, the chips and science act, designed to maintain our technological edge over china and others. they want to cut it. they want to roll back be investments -- they want to roll back investments that we made that are already bringing more high-tech manufacturing jobs back to the united states. we want to ensure those manufacturing jobs. they want to continue to offshore those good jobs. they want to cut investments we're making 234 clean energy that will help us fight the climate crisis, strengthen the american workforce and yes also help us better cheat around the globe where china -- better compete around the globe where china has a headstart wh