andy murray!an forgive the tears. their partnership had been the roller—coaster that kept on thrilling — and fans were here for the ride. unfortunately it all seemed to be going in one direction. this hasn't been a great start for the brits. after losing the first set 6—2, they needed a better start. still some spring in the murray legs. this was more like it, but americans fritz and paul had grown up together and their tennis was in sync. and the brits in real trouble now. it looked a long way back now. 0nly — was there one more twist in the tail? this was a rally for the ages, back and forth it swung before finally... would you believe it? that old murray magic was still there, twinkling in the city of light, but the time for plucky comebacks was over. it's the end of andy murray's tennis career. you can really feel the love in here for andy murray and everything he's achieved, but it's the end of a dream and the end of his career. i gave as much as i could to the sport. | i love competing in th

hello, andy, hi, we agreed to meet after the monument, and i think, i don't see you, what are you doing, i'm already here, i'm waiting for you, where am i here, andy, look, hi, no, hi, listen, how good, cool, but look, i decided to come to the city in advance and prepare here. there was something original for you, friends, we are in the city of brest today, i have prepared a very cool day for you, well, come on, come on, but i can't say yet, because everyone will finish, so if you are ready, let's go, always ready, let's go, let's go, come with us. look around, look, look, good, carefully, picture, oh, great, what are we here they forgot, andy, and what is this, this is our first toshka today, i brought you to... study, study further, look how he danced and we'll see each other later, that's it, study, study , study, okay, uh, look, how is it in general. since we are in bright places now i suggest that you sang something very... how beautiful, colorful it looks, uh, you, wait for me, hello, come here, come here, come here, you know that right now i definitely feel at home, and you know

andy: before? deb: before. andy: wow. deb: before you get a diagnosis you have lost half your money. . it is expensive to have dementia or alzheimer's. just when people need it most they have far less resources than. they had originally also their credit scores tank in the years before. your financial wellness may -- a decline in your financial wellness might be the first sign in your cognitive wellness. i have julie miller on my team and she worked in the m.i.t. age lab. i said i have read these reports. we need to think about how these two things go together. this is something i encourage -- how do you take issues -- there are a lot of people looking at cognitive health and financial health -- how do we put things together because i think the insights are even more interesting. we held an event to try to understand the causes. there is a leaky pipe analogy because there is funding mismanagement and higher propensity for fraud or a scam. you also might lose your job before you are even diagnosed. your income might fall a

like that's that's andy andy, come on. you can say , you know, you on.can say, you know, you said plummeting in the polls. he's dropped 2%. so andy that's not plummeting . not plummeting. >> andy, i'm gonna have to stop you here, i try and remain impartial in these debates, obviously, but suzanne is quite right. the turnout was very, very poor at the last election. and keir starmer, he actually got less votes than jeremy corbyn. how is that possible? >> we don't we don't live in proportional representation. you know the in the 2017 and 2019 elections the stakes were seemingly quite a lot higher for a lot of the electorate. you know, brexit was a real contentious issue and the government really did decide which way brexit was pursued. so i think it's hard to compare those two. but again, we don't live in proportional representation. >> back to you now, is this the worst start ever for a labour prime minister? >> it's pretty bad. i think. it's certainly the worst start i can remember in my lifetime. i remember tony blair in 97 got off to an extremely good

how, for example, did david get an id with andy wegener's name on it unless andy was somehow involvesarch warrant was a computer box for a laptop. that laptop was never found during that first search warrant. >> so the prosecutors brought a second search warrant and voila they found it but maybe too late. >> they discovered it in the bottom of a red tub with a few inches of water in it. >> you know how computers hate water. but the water-logged laptop wasn't all they found. >> the red tub ended up being a gold mine of evidence. they found ammunition that ended up being consistent with the ammunition found at the crime scene. >> and remember that shoe box they found near the car crash? it was a nevatos brand shoe box. what do you know. >> in that red tub were those shoes size 11. >> like he was laying the trap for himself. >> absolutely. >> they set the wet laptop off to the computer lab hoping maybe the techs could find something on it. and? surprise surprise, they did. >> off of that computer we were able to find the work that david moffitt had done to create a fake id in andy wegene

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final word andy.oking in those areas? >> absolutely. well, i'm i'm in. what i am in favour of is actually broadly rishi's proposals, which is that at a certain level we should just kind of phase it out. i think that's good. but for the time being, i'm not in favour of saying if you're in a pub garden, you can't smoke. i said you as a closet conservative, well, it's all happening here tonight on the saturday five, right? >> anyway moving on. still ahead. we'll answer all of your crazy questions and ask the five. no topics are off limits, and i wonder what you have in store us. us. this week. you're gb news. welcome back to the saturday five. thank you for your emails coming in thick and fast. we've got babs here. who says don't ban outside smoking but keep the areas separate. i think i agree with you there. bruce says if someone owns a pub and a pub garden, who does starmer think he is to tell people what to do with their pub gardens ? i also with their pub gardens? i also agree, let people decide. i t

but the form of andy murray's legacy is now and - andy murray's legacy is now and doubt as plans forcluded housing at a hotel should not be built on green belt land. after years of planning rows and appeals, judy murray's charity it has now said the project will not go ahead. citing increased costs and the prolonged planning process. costs and the prolonged planning rocess. .,, costs and the prolonged planning rocess. ., , .., ., process. those opposed welcome to the announcement. _ process. those opposed welcome to the announcement. i— process. those opposed welcome to the announcement. i think - process. those opposed welcome to the announcement. i think it's - the announcement. i think it's really— the announcement. i think it's really important that there is an andy— really important that there is an andy murray legacy that is delivered in communities across scotland, but this was— in communities across scotland, but this was a _ in communities across scotland, but this was a very controversial object _ this was a very controversial object it— this was a very controversial object

. �*, , , latest banksy - why would anyone do that, andy?— that, andy?that, andy? that's because a lot of graffiti artists who were _ that, andy? that's because a lot of graffiti artists who were almost - graffiti artists who were almost doing the same thing, ie painting on walls, or getting put in prison or heavy fines — whereas someone like banksy is coming along and doing a stencil on a wall and getting applauded. you just mentioned the london zoo saying they thought it was brilliant when he's pictured the animals wanting to leave the zoo, because that's a statement that they don't want to be in the zoo. but it's pictured is brilliant because banks he did it — whereas the graffiti artist might go to jail for the same thing. i5 graffiti artist might go to “ail for the same thing.�* the same thing. is there a bit of 'ealous the same thing. is there a bit of jealousy in _ the same thing. is there a bit of jealousy in all — the same thing. is there a bit of jealousy in all this? _ the same thing. is there a bit of jealousy in all this? may - the same thin

just like that, it is the end of andy murray's - the end of andy murray's professional— the end of andyal tennis career. can hudson smith _ professional tennis career. hudson smith get there? professional tennis career. can hudson smith get there? i - professional tennis career. can i hudson smith get there? i really love my mummy! _ hudson smith get there? i really love my mummy! well— hudson smith get there? i really love my mummy! well bryony i hudson smith get there? i really - love my mummy! well bryony page, what an epic — love my mummy! well bryony page, what an epic adventure _ love my mummy! well bryony page, what an epic adventure you - love my mummy! well bryony page, what an epic adventure you have - love my mummy! well bryony page, | what an epic adventure you have been on. what an epic adventure you have been ad you _ what an epic adventure you have been ad you have — what an epic adventure you have been on. you have got the gold and we are also incredibly proud of you. parents _ also incredibly proud of you. parents of a triple olympian and a lold parents of a triple olym

we've run out of time for sir andy murray, but in the next houn sir andy murray, but in the next hourpefully we touch on it. but i'd like to pay a tribute to him, but. yeah, stay with us on britain's newsroom. only on gb news. here's your weather with alex deakin. >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar . sponsors of weather on . solar. sponsors of weather on. gb. news >> hello. very good morning to you. here's your latest gb news weather forecast coming to you from the met office . for many, from the met office. for many, there will be a decent amount of sunshine for a time because then we do have some cloudy wet weather pushing its way in across parts of scotland and northern ireland, and that is going to feed its way south eastwards as we go overnight. but for the time being, there are some heavy showers across parts of the east of england. these may ease for a time before more showers, which could turn thundery develop as we go through this afternoon. it is still going to be hot in the east. temperatures peaking in the high 20s, possibly low 30s. elsewhere. we're looking at high tee

andy murray!orgive the tears. their partnership had been the roller—coaster that kept on thrilling — and fans were here for the ride. unfortunately it all seemed to be going in one direction. this hasn't been a great start for the brits. after losing the first set 6—2, they needed a better start. still some spring in the murray legs. this was more like it, but americans fritz and paul had grown up together and their tennis was in sync. and the brits in real trouble now. it looked a long way back now. only — was there one more twist in the tail? this was a rally for the ages, back and forth it swung before finally... would you believe it? that old murray magic was still there, twinkling in the city of light, but the time for plucky comebacks was over. it's the end of andy murray's tennis career. you can really feel the love in here for andy murray and everything he's achieved, but it's the end of a dream and the end of his career. i gave as much as i could to the sport. | i love competing in the ol

mutaz and andy. andy, clearly council tax has risen over the last, 24 years. years they've beenin that's how many years they've been in this century. why hasn't it felt like services have got better? >> well, i think because there's a complete disconnect between central government, county councils and then district or borough councils . nobody really borough councils. nobody really talks to each other. most have kind of different parties running them. and it's just a bit of a mess really. there's a serious disconnect in local and national government communications, and it's really not okay. it's a mess. >> it's a mess. >> it's a mess. >> i don't buy these sort of systemic arguments because some councils have done a good job. they've they've saved money. they've they've saved money. they've kept council tax low sometimes their neighbouring councils to councils that have done a really bad job. i can think of some examples here in london. at the same time, these councils have been able to raise huge sums of cash from parking fines from ltns and so on. i think the

the case of the death of the popular rapper known under the pseudonym andy cartwright is back in the court of st. petersburg. surprisingly , the artist's wife, the main defendant in the crime, came to the hearing from home, there is no reason to support her. a new hearing of the case of the murder of rapper andy cartwright is taking place in the smolninsky court of st. petersburg. the main defendant, the musician's widow marina kukhal , is currently under a ban on certain actions. she came to the court from home. in all black, as if in mourning, unaccompanied, marina kokhal, a defendant in the high-profile criminal case about the murder of rapper andy cartwright, came to the temple of themis, passing by a journalist. alexander yushkov met completely by chance, she is from barnaul, graduated from the philological faculty of the altai state university and even worked briefly in the local press. in 2010 , kukhal moved to st. petersburg with her mother, where she took up drawing up individual horoscopes according to the may calendar and esotericism. her future lover yushko came to the no

i was in new york and i got a call at the hotel from andy warhol's assistant, saying, "andy's heard "aid, "would you like to invite anyone?" and i said, "oh, i'd love to meet quentin crisp." and they said, "we'll invite him." and he was there. and i'd just done this photo shoot with avedon, the famous photographer. so, when i sat down to lunch with quentin, you know — he said, "oh, mr george, what have you been doing?" and i said, "i just did a shoot with avedon" and he said, "all that running and chiffon — "you must be so energetic." i just peed myself laughing. and he really was the life of the lunch. quentin crisp was — you know, andy was very like — he didn't really give a lot away, you know? he watched more than spoke. and quentin crisp was just so entertaining, so funny, and just kept telling stories and just so lovely. i loved him. so, you had requested his presence, and you must have... yeah. ..so, what did he mean to you, then, growing up? well, he was a pioneer. he was a — he was a liberator. i mean, he was different to us because he apologised for who he was and we didn't.

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mutaz and andy. andy, clearly council tax has risen over the last, 24 years.ears they've beenin that's how many years they've been in this century. why hasn't it felt like services have got better? >> well, i think because there's a complete disconnect between central government, county councils and then district or borough councils . nobody really borough councils. nobody really talks to each other. most have kind of different parties running them. and it's just a bit of a mess really. there's a serious disconnect in local and national government communications, and it's really not okay. it's a mess. >> it's a mess. >> it's a mess. >> i don't buy these sort of systemic arguments because some councils have done a good job. they've they've saved money. they've they've saved money. they've kept council tax low sometimes their neighbouring councils to councils that have done a really bad job. i can think of some examples here in london. at the same time, these councils have been able to raise huge sums of cash from parking fines from ltns and so on. i think the p

political commentator andy williams joins us now. good morning andy.hink people who voted for labour thinking that, well, there would be a change. it just seems like it's got worse at the moment. >> well, it's interesting that you use the word depressing, ann, because that's exactly the word i wrote down when i read this story this morning about keir starmer's speech on tuesday. the reality is, the situation is dire. the economy has been sluggish for a decade and a half, and immigration is through the roof, you know, on every single score. the country's in a pretty bad state. and i think what keir starmer understands is that he needs to use the political capital. he has now , not long after his has now, not long after his massive election victory and while the conservatives are trying to get their house, in order to be honest with people, that there is no magic wand to wave, it's going to take time. and i think we're going to see quite a painful budget in a couple of months time. >> andy, is that the precise point? we're being feathered up, aren't we?

and the end of an era, as the curtain comes down in paris on andy murray's playing career.long. thank you forjoining us. three years ago, at the tokyo olympics, simone biles suffered the disorientating mental block that gymnasts call the "twisties". she had to pull out of several finals, you'll remember, the pressure of expecation was too much, she said, and a two—year break from the sport followed. on thursday, in paris, she triumphantly recaptured her place at the top of the sport. she finished with an overall score of 59.131, ahead of brazil's rebeca andrade and her us team—mate sunisa lee to win the all—around gymnastics title, just as she did in rio in 2016. it's her second olympic gold in paris, sixth gold overall, and ninth medal in total. at the age of 27, biles is the first gymnast to win non—consecutive all—around olympic titles and the oldest winner of her sport's blue—riband event for 72 years. the world's most decorated gymnast has her crown back. three years ago, i never thought i would step foot on a gymnastics floor again, just because of everything that had

andy murray's career has been celebrated _ a woman.oman. andy murray's career has been celebrated by team _ a woman. andy murray's career has been celebrated by team gbs - a woman. andy murray's career has been celebrated by team gbs they | been celebrated by team gbs they toasted all of his achievements after he and partner dan evans were beaten in the men's double quarterfinals on thursday. they had a party for him, he had messages of support from ralph and adele. he says he was ready to finish playing and cannot wait to spend more time with his four children. i am and cannot wait to spend more time with his four children.— with his four children. i am looking forward to just _ with his four children. i am looking forward to just being _ with his four children. i am looking forward to just being at _ with his four children. i am looking forward to just being at home - with his four children. i am looking forward to just being at home with| forward to just being at home with them consistently and not having to always be saying goodbye

andy of dan spring. >>> mike, what do you think of andy's trade? how are you feeling about a further decline on monday? >> i think it's possible for multiple things to be true. i think karen's sentiment that some things are starting to get cheap might be prompted by the fact that whenever you get an accelerated selloff, when you see the vix get above 20 that oftentimes you start to see short-term returns. what's the s&p 500 going to do over the next 30 calendar days, higher or lower? if so, by how much? it is true that when you start seeing things like implied volatility at higher levels that 30-day returns for the s&p can be higher. the thing is it matters from where you came. carter can be right, and andy, too. if we're going to expect some kind of correction, 10%, 12% would be a reasonable number to target. when the vix goes from where it was, a relatively complacent place and shoots higher, we're in a 1% area for what the vix did today and over the last couple of days. it's up over 15% from 30-day moving average prior to that. that's about a 1%

anson — success after success. —— andy anson i— success after success. —— andy anson.ke the medals last night was so brilliantly achieved that we have to celebrate. firstly, _ achieved that we have to celebrate. firstly, let's celebrate 65 medals because — firstly, let's celebrate 65 medals because that is incredible and we can't _ because that is incredible and we can't take — because that is incredible and we can't take it for granted and i agree it would have been nicer to take more — agree it would have been nicer to take more gold medals and i think one thing — take more gold medals and i think one thing we have to do when we get back and _ one thing we have to do when we get back and we — one thing we have to do when we get back and we are all calmed down, we have to _ back and we are all calmed down, we have to assess sport by sport and across _ have to assess sport by sport and across the — have to assess sport by sport and across the system, is that something that needs _ across the system, is that something that needs to be addressed in a different— that need

a new twist in the scandalous story of the murder. rapper andy cartwright, under this pseudonym in stburg alexander yushko was known. 4 years ago, police found fragments of his body in the musician's apartment. the performer's wife was accused of cold-blooded reprisal, but the court has not yet been able to sentence her. moreover, the alleged killer was released. my colleague alexandra mostovaya visited the northern capital and learned unexpected details of the investigation of this mysterious case. st. petersburg astrologer marina kokhal has a favorable prognosis; she will soon be free; this short brunette in black is accused of murdering her own husband, rapper andy cartwright, whose passport name is alexander yushko. the court recently released her from custody. and for the first time in a long time, marina kokhal enters the courthouse without an escort, at the sight of reporters, the woman quickens her pace. hello, how are you feeling, can i talk to you? once upon a time, astrologer kokhal dreamed of people's love, kept a blog on the internet, taught married couples to forgive ins

maria: we will leave it there, always a pleasure to talk with you both, thank you so much andy puzder and steve moore, we appreciate your time. you will hear more about the president plans to win support for what is becoming a major election issue. don't miss a special program the crypto campaign how and why politicians on all sides are pushing for america to take the lead on this and what it could mean for the broader economy. it's coming up in the next hour only right here on fox business. up next, the hearing center rally in battleground pennsylvania in the upcoming week with her ministry vp pick as critics question details of her agenda. up next the democrat who served as a set of majority leader of california, she said she does not recognize her party anymore (♪) (♪) what took you so long? i'm sorry, there was a long line at the thai place. you get the sauce i like? of course! you're the man! i wish. the future isn't scary. not investing in it is. nasdaq-100 innovators. one etf. before investing, carefully read and consider fund investment objectives, risks, charges, expenses and

andy swiss live from paris, london 2012. andy swiss live from paris. thank _ london 2012.nk you. _ craig bellamy has named his first squad ahead of wales' nations league matches against turkey and montenegro. karl darlow is the surprise inclusion, having twice turned down international call—ups during his career, now 33, the leeds united keeper is in line to make his debut. ceri coleman—phillips was at st fagans national museum of history for the announcement. at the home of the welsh history, craig bel made a history of his own. he announces first squad since taking over as manager injuly. recall his first city midfielder audie cooper and oxford united striker mark harris, who had great start of the season along with the non—striker. along with youngsters who featured in the way of summer friendly�*s who miss out there is a place for the purple teenager at lewis koumas, and pretty katic captaincy, bellamy said it was a easy decision to keep it with aaron ramsay. he easy decision to keep it with aaron ramsa . . , , easy decision to keep it with aaron ramsa . ., , , ~ , eas

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her ad supporting andy beshear helped him cross the finish line.and she will introduce the governor who as we know was one of the contenders possibly for vp. he will speak tonight focusing on abortion. he calls himself a proud pro-choice governor. but it's really depends on turnout. abortion was a huge issue in the midterms. it led to a huge wave of turnout. but will that have the same effect today? our new cbs news poll out yesterday found that 51% of americans surveyed said that abortion is a major factor. we'll have to see if it will take them to the polls. norah. >> norah: adriana diaz with that important reminder and what some of the speakers to do will help explain when woman has a miscarriage she often needs an abortion to save her life or to make sure that she can have another child, sort of the basics of medical care that will be explained tonight. let's go to senior ranson political correspondent ed o'keefe who is on the convention floor. ed, who are you speaking with? >> reporter: is picking up on the issue of the abortion rights, i met

maria: we will leave it there, always a pleasure to talk with you both, thank you so much andy puzderoore, we appreciate your time. you will hear more about the president plans to win support for what is becoming a major election issue. don't miss a special program the crypto campaign how and why politicians on all sides are pushing for america to take the lead on this and what it could mean for the broader economy. it's coming up in the next hour only right here on fox business. up next, the hearing center rally in battleground pennsylvania in the upcoming week with her ministry vp pick as critics question details of her agenda. up next the democrat who served as a set of majority leader of california, she said she does not recognize her party anymore (♪) (♪) bounce back fast from heartburn with tums gummy bites, and love food back. (♪) t—mobile's 5g network connects a hundred thousand delta employees so they can make every customer feel like they've arrived before they've left the ground. this is how business goes further with t—mobile for business. [♪] can a personal loan unlock yo

maria: andy, when you see the fact macy's is going to cut 150 stores weakness for and we are how doeshe consumer your entire career what is it going to take do you think to get that confidence back, to have the vibrant spending cycle? >> we've got real problems with consumer demand because people spent their savings account, basically nothing a lot of savings in an with pandemic, run credit card debt up to a point really, maxed out cards never had credit card debt the levels now, people taking money out of 401(k) to continue i think we've come to the end of that cycle every indication that consumers are consuming yes businesses reacting to that by closing down, stores that they have where sales have been weak, and by cutting back on services, or the -- the hours they are open to try reduce expenses, and i think as you see businesses shutting down just a reelection of consumer demanded traces right back to inflationary pressures under for the past 3 1/2 years. >> thomas, what do you think a cycle looks like in terms of getting us back on track to, you know,, acceptable inflation 2% fed

he took the pseudonym andy cartwright and managed to release several studio albums. he participated in so-called rap battles, and kokhal and yushko met at one of them. by the age of 29, the rapper had already acquired fans and a signature style. his main earnings came from compiling calendars . cartwright's wife kohal tried to add business on the internet. in 2018, she started a blog channel of the astrologer of the may indian calendars marina zorina. she taught spouses to get along in family life, to forgive insults. even if you know her, not only by sight, but by name, patronymic, surname, address, astrological data does not give you anything, except the opportunity to order a compatibility forecast, see what the prospects are for this situation, how to behave as a husband. the blog did not spin up, the lady has only 256 subscribers, the most popular was only one video, 20 thousand views it gained after the arrest of marie and the resonance that the story received. according to the investigation, after one of the many family quarrels, the lady did not follow her ow

all of that being said, though, andy.nt relationship with trump similar to what you have heard from other people who are tied to product 2025? >> yeah, katie, it is all of a piece with this attempt by the trump campaign, by people around the president, and people like russell vought to say, in public, that there is no connection. that trump knows nothing about product 25, knows nothing about the people involved in product 2025. and yet, when we get these kinds of people, the people in the videos that we reported on, speaking and what they think is a product private setting, training future political appointees, or thinking that he was talking to a family member in connection. it is really clear. he talks about it, the connections between trump, trump having blessed this effort. and as he pointed out in the videos we reported, these people , the vast majority of these people worked for former president trump, identified himself that way, and draw on their lessons from working for trump to coach the next potential administr

andy -- andy puzder. won't these tax hikes cripple the u.s.nesses and economic growth? >> yeah, well, it would be devastating to the economy. there would be far, far fewer jobs, far, far fewer new businesses opening. look, the trump tax cuts, one thing that everybody seems to ignore, the trump tax cuts were forecasted by the congressional budget office to reduce tax revenue over a 10-year period by 1.1 trillion from the higher tax rates that were in place when the bill was passed. now that we have six years of information under our belt, cbo is projecting that those tax cuts will actually generate $6000 billion more, so that's a $1.7 trillion miss by the cbo on the trump -- on the original trump tax cuts. so tax cuts, these tax cuts not only created jobs, they created increased tax revenue which, of course, came in during the biden-harris administration. they didn't spend it to reduce the deficit, they -- the democrats never spend money to reduce the deficit. they haven't done anything with the deficit since bill clinton was president. all the

cnn's andy scholes is following all the twists of this controversy. andy still more twist to carve. what do you think? >> well, it looks like a jam because despite they have conclusive video evidence that they made that mpl in time. the court of arbitration for sport said sorry, of what usa gymnastics is saying. they're going to do next. next, we'll have that coming down this fall. comedy us coming cnn. what could go wrong i got news for you. for me or saturday, september 14 at nine on cnn. >> i was so excited to buy my first home, but i needed a lot of work done on it. i went on to andy. jamie was the first person to call his resurfaced my fluorine. he's done plumbing work, he's refinished this beautiful table here. find top rated certified pros in your area at angie.com, you need new replacement windows, but you're just not sure of their in the budget this year, right? i'm brian gary here with ted coons from renewal by anderson and he's here to talk about how to make window replacement more affordable well, first, bryan, you don't have to do them all. >> you could just replace you

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former ceo of cke restaurants, andy puzder, joins me now. all right, andy, let's lay this out.g babb value meals. demand for disney's theme parks is weakening, and the latest jobs report shows a softening labor market. are we at the tipping of a -- point of a recession, towards recession? >> as you know, about two-thirds of our economic growth depends on the consumer, and the consumer, because of the past three and a half, four years, the inflationary trends, having been told that inflation was going to be transitory so they weren't very worried about it, people have exhausted their savings accounts. we've seen credit card debt as high as it's ever been, and credit card defaults are way up. auto loan defaults are wane. last time i was on the show, we talked about 78% of americans viewing a fast food restaurant purchase, a purchase at mcdonald's, for example, as a luxury purchase. there was a report the other day from credit karma that said that 50% of parents are going to be cutting back on essentials this year to get school supplies for their kids. so the american consumer's m

andy, you tell us what you thought. i don't, where was the acknowledgment that people are paying 25% more for their grocery prices, going to make the economy her priority day one, reminder, you are currently the sitting vice president. you have been at the helm of this economic peril for years now. >> i think her plan is to try to get on both sides of every issue she possibly can get on both sides of. she wants to take credit for anything good that happens during the biden-harris administration, and she wants to blame trump or blames nobody else or come up with some ill-defined solution to anything she things people perceive as not having gone right, as she tries to adopt president trump's policies as if they are her own. she acts like he is the incumbent and she is the insurgent when it is just the opposite. there is no acknowledgment of the problems that americans are facing. she claims they brought inflation down, they did bring it down from the heights they drove it to but still haven't brought it anywhere near wher