as isaac said, pete buttigieg does not have that issue.ll this infrastructure spending, and in some cases approving some of the infrastructure spending because the law gives him authority to dole out some of these funds, tens of billions of dollars, he can address different issues in states communities are feeling. in his 2020 campaign he had issues with minority voters. he can now start to tout some of the equity parts of this agenda and this legislation, and he can try to improve his numbers, especially in black communities that have suffered from infrastructure policies. >> i think harris' problems go beyond just being tied to joe biden. she has a big problem with people who think she's not lived up to her promise. right now that's the opening for pete buttigieg. let's assume joe biden is not going to run again. it's not going to be harris's for the taking. pete buttigieg will be out there. >> this is 2024 speculation. it could be 2028 speculation at the end of the day. >>> coming up for us, how are democrats in kansas channeling the mo

he is just a talented communicator and so is pete buttigieg. story is about, it is about how there is nobody else in the democratic party who could encapsulate an issue, speak to an average voter, put it in simple, plain talk, but with still complex issues in an argument that is palatable and relatable and that is a difficult thing to do. we're going to talk about a couple of other things in this segment and ultimately it all comes down to communicating. you have to communicate with voters if you're going to be aective representative and that is what buttigieg could do. in the party. including the president right now. >> and president obama is hitting the campaign trail in the coming days with rallies planned later this month in michigan, wisconsin and georgia. in the meantime, he has had some advice for democrats, focus less on trump and more on the issues. let's listen to this. >> his behavior could be so outrageous and now folks who try to copy him and his outrageous behaviors get a lot of attention. and, so, we join that game. and we spend

lindsey, i'm so sorry, and happy belated birthday. >> secretary buttigieg, we're all done.d also thank you for taking care of the tickets i got for driving there the carpool alone. when you do the emotional labor of ten men, your car is full, hunty. >> probably not technically how the high occupancy lanes work with the carpooling thing. you really want to have more than one. >> i really thought you would understand emotional labor. i really thought you would. >>> when we return, my touching tribute to a brave feminist crusader who has been fighting the good fight ever since 2022, liz cheney. >> tuning out the news on twitter, zamora, facebook and

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buttigieg tied with biden essentially. what does that suggest to you?g came in second. very close second in the 2020 new hampshire primary. joe biden came in fifth. so joe biden has in the bnever been very strong in new hampshire. but it shows buttigieg's strength over biden, but over other potential candidates in the field there. we don't know what a presidential race would look like or whether there even will be an open primary in 2024. president biden said he intends to run and everything seems to be pointing in that direction so far. if that changes, then i think that poll is one of the indicators that we're going to have potentially a very active race on the democratic side. >> we saw them on the morning tv circuits over the weekend. so maybe that is a sign of what is to come. isaac, thank you. >> thank you. >>> well candidate for governor kari lake refusing to commit to accepting the results of her upcoming election if she loses. >> let's look forward then. >> can we talk about the issues that are facing -- >> will you accept the results in the el

with as many weapons as buttigieg was allowed to carry in afghanistan. inflation reduction act. reverse that. so it's a very clear choice. it was...facing a very real risk. was even worse... was quoted to me... would make clear... [ swallowing ] the inflation reduction act. -good on pete for modeling good recession behavior by switching his diet to super-dry survival bread. when "tooning out the news" returns, "hot take" defends trump ignoring the january 6th committee subpoena like it was a missed call from eric. plus, democratic rock star cori bush. stick around! ugh! you guys. i feel kind of bad about canceling michelle obama's mom. -kylie! you gotta do you, girl! -"tooning out the news: the podcast" is available thursdays on your platform of choice. it's the subway series menu. 12 irresistible subs. the most epic sandwich roster ever created. ♪♪ it's subway's biggest refresh yet! for you i wish many things... to see all the world can be. but most of all... i wish you'll never stop wishing. did you know if you turn to cold with tide you can save up to

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buttigieg clapped back: >> i literally don't even understand what that means.e of manhood is not connected to whether my vehicle is fueled by gasoline or whether it's fueled by electricity. >> stephen: sounds like a guy who never connected his manhood to his car. it's how i check my oil level: nature's dipstick. ( laughter ) over in-- over in ukraine, russians continue to have their asses handed to them on a bed of pickled cabbage. ( cheers and applause ) it's gotten some people worried that a cornered putin may resort to using a tactical nuclear weapon. but the people of ukraine are saying "screw that"-- literally. because some ukrainians are responding to the threat of nukes by organizing an orgy. well, yeah! that's what we all plan to do. it's all in that cold war p.s.a.: "suck and cover." ( laughter ) ( applause ) more than-- sure, what's the name of the turtle? what's the turtle's name? more that 15,000 people have already signed up for the orgy, which is set to take place on a hillside of kyiv, with the intention to head there in the event of a nuclear at

buttigieg is trying to emasculate the way we drive. she goes on to say by supporting environmentally friendly transportation. what did you think of her wording? >> i literally don't even understand what that means. my sense of manhood is not connected whether my vehicle is fueled by gasoline or electricity. >> neil: are you offended by that? even people that share her politics didn't share that view. >> a strange thing to say. you know, to be honest, there's other members of congress that i pay more attention to when i'm thinking about opinions that really matter or ideas that will be critical to engage with. we need to zoom out a little bit. people want to make this idealogical, political. we're talking about something like electric vehicles, we're talking about a practical matter. how we get from point a to point b. if industry is moving in a direction that adopt as new technology, the real question is are we going to let china lead that or lead it here in the united states of america. again, the things that i've seen, whether it's w

midterm elections or looking to pete buttigieg more and more frequently to campaign for them.? there is no one else. the article said pete buttigieg only political experience before failed presidential bid was serg as mayor of south bend, indiana, who has become the most requested surrogates on the campaign trail for democratic candidates in the midterm. he is getting more requests and kamala harris. the reason is people say if he is a democrat, but is not biden or harris. so that is what they have going on right now. it's been with the republicans come i am looking at my chops looking at that bench. >> carley: we shall see, more to come. you might not yet heard about this but you should know fox news fox news exclusively obtaining dhs memo with plans to recruit volunteer force to help address bidens border crisis. their jobs will include cleaning and picking up trash, making pharmacy rents for migrants as well. >> todd: will this help solve the crisis? i think you know the answer to that. david webb with documents, he has them into his hands and he is next. ♪ ♪ just in time f

of weakening the manliness of american cars. >> democrats, like pete buttigieg, want to emasculate the way we drive and force all of you to rely on electric vehicles. >> i literally don't even understand what that means. i mean, my sense of manhood is not connected to whether my vehicle is fueled by gasoline or whether it's fueled by electricity. >> are you looking for a car that won't emaculate you, a car that lets people know you're 1

if voters in utah want to elect a liberal democrat, another pete buttigieg and think that pete buttigieg'sitics or mcmullin's represent the politics of the families of utah, do it. but don't lie. say who you are. you are a liberal democrat. that's the update from utah. we go to new york where something equally surprising is happening. something surprising in a good way. new york is an overwhelmingly democratic state. no republican will get elected governor of new york obviously. but this year a republican looks like he may be elected governor of new york. zeldin is running against kathy hochul. he was not elected but appointed. kathy hochul has made new york must more dangerous. robberies are up 34%. murders in the subway system are as high as they have been in a quarter century. that's the population of the center of the state kathy hochul runs. she is not responsible for all of it, but responsible for the change that made the worst crimes possible. that would be new york's bail reform law. that law lets criminals out on the streets immediately and kathy hochul supports it. why? we are no

pete buttigieg in a candidate conversation about politics, parenting and a controversial billionaire. what do you think of elon musk? >> very interesting guy. >> then the newest visitor to the white house michael and never heard about his time and we all still have that? >> any doubt in your mind. >> later to perform is now on the growing empire and beef with barack obama is byron allen. >> the president of the yatunit states is nothing more than hired help. >> you had a few clunkers in recent years. that's not perception. that's reality. >> i've been feeling stronger than ever now in my life. >> how would you rate yourself as a chef? >> i'm not doing that with you christopher wallace. >>> with billions of infrastructure dollars to handout, some say he's the most powerful transportation secretary ever and at age 40 pete buttigieg is the youngest member of the biden cabinet, all of which may help explain why he's the surrogate for democratic candidates. as you travel the country, what are the chances democrats will hold on the house and senate? >> i can't get into the campaign side too

let's talk about it with transportation secretary pete buttigieg. mr.for joining us this week. we saw president biden out there saying that he's going to be announcing more steps to take on inflation and particularly gas prices this week. what more can he do? >> well, i won't get ahead of the president but as you have seen throughout this year, he's taken a number of steps, everything from flexibility on ethanol to the release from the strategic oil reserve to try to create a little bit of breathing room for families that are paying too much at the pump. also drawing attention to the fact that you've got a lot of corporations that are wildly profitable right now in what seems to be a larger than usual spread between wholesale oil prices and what we're paying at the pump for gasoline. this is part of a bigger focus that the president has sustained throughout this year on fighting inflation and creating more of that breathing room for american families, which is part of why achievements like the inflation reduction act, lowering the cost of health care an

>> well, i'm not surprised that that the vice president's ratings and popularity is below pete buttigiegut i think that neither of those two candidates if they were to be candidates and represent the democratic party would do well. the person who heads the ticket and whether president biden will run again and word is his wife does not want him to run again but if he does or doesn't whom he would anoint or appoint would suggest make the strongest candidate. what started out as a joke, that is the term hillary clinton, many democrats believe that she would still be the strongest contender against donald trump if he were to run if he gets the new mexico nation. eric: you cannot count the clintons out. i'm going to tell you that. >> never. eric: covered him and traveled him in 1992. and quickly, do you think the president is going to run again? >> i really don't know. my personal view is that he has aged substantially in office. he has a much better record than the polls reflect. he's stimulated the economy when we were coming out of the pandemic, he's done the tax -- the child tax credit. h

i will see you at the one next door with the transportation secretary pete judge -- pete buttigieg talking the billions going to transportation and how we as black folks get some of that money. all right, thank you so very much. >> thank you all. thank you. and can i panelists from the first come up and we can take a group photo? you know, i'm also the chair of the congressional foundation and i just want to say we do more than just put on this annual legislative conference. we do so because we want to have the next generation of leaders. the mission of the congressional black caucus foundation is to build leaders, to develop leaders, to inform our public, to inform public policy, but most importantly to develop leaders. black excellence. that's where your money goes towards and that is what this convention is about. ok? thank you all for coming to the brain trust and we look forward to your continued support. thanks. ♪ ♪ access to internet that is affordable -- so homework can be homework. -- giving you a front row seat to democracy. >> maryland governor re: hogan -- larry hogan was the k

transportation secretary pete buttigieg offered this. >> there are some folks who see politics whereed to be. in the end, you need to help everybody based on their need. >> alexandria: is based on their need, buttigieg said some who perhaps lost a primary home rather than a secondary vacation home could be in more need, vice president has been asked to clarify her comments. carley and todd. >> carley: she certainly has, thank you so much. four looters arrested in florida and three of the suspects are illegal immigrants. >> they try to loot and ransack in the aftermath of a natural disaster. i mean, they should be prosecuted, but they need to be sent back to their home country, they should not be here at all. >> carley: retired acting ice director tom holman joins us. strong words, what do you make of the situation out of florida? >> it just goes back to the open border under president biden. they just hit the one million mark, on top of the four million, they just hit 1 million gotaways, people that came to the country and got away. larnl percentage of them are not criminals, they do

. >> let's talk about your conversation with pete buttigieg.the things you spoke to him about is being a parent. we have a clip. let's take a listen to that. >> i was always there to deal with anything that needed my attention. i want to make very clear, i'm accustomed to working very, very hard. i have never worked as hard as i did that chastain and i were taking care of our newborn premature infant twins. my workday started about 3 a.m. it was beautiful, rewarding work but there's this attitude that's still out there that parenting is not work, that it's some kind of vacation. let me also say, there were times when i left the icu bedside of my son fighting for his life, went into another room and shut the door behind me and opened the laptop and set a background with a couple of flags so nobody in the zoom was distracted by a background that was obviously a hospital room and got on with my job. >> on a personal level, what are the biggest lessons from being the parents of these two precious little babies for the last year? >> well, it changes

>> well, i think buttigieg is someone who has shown the ability to talk to voters outside the democratic coalition. you know, most of these top races are in swing states where simply rallying the base was not enough to win, not enough to win in michigan, pennsylvania or wisconsin or arizona or georgia. you want someone who can make arguments that appeal beyond your core supporters. vice president harris is probably a very strong surrogate when crur trying to turn out more base democrats, but if you're trying to talk to center right voters and pete buttigieg is probably the one democrat who's been most comfortable going on fox over the years and finding a way to make arguments that can offer some opportunity, some opening of reaching center right voters. and i suspect it's largely those skills and that positioning and imagery that makes him such an attractive surrogate at this point because those are the places where democrats -- where the battle for the senate and the governorships and maybe even the house will be decided. >> yeah, three more weeks to go and early voting already under wa

the crazy part about this whole thing is the president and buttigieg talk about how great the economyhe average america is trying to figure out to buy chicken this week or eggs this week or in now the gas is going back up, how much do they have to plan for it now that the winter is coming. how much do they have to plan t heat their house. i find it so incredible that it is so easy to say our economy i strong and has hell, inflation is not a problem. and pete buttigieg says thank goodness for rescue plan which is thought by economists that they contribute to economy brai he said it's the worlds of the world that is suffering for it is not the rest of the road, china is doing better, japan is doing better, saudi arabia is doing better, so is france, south korea, indonesia. they don't even know the facts, and yet they are trying to convince the american people that things are better. >> i have a theory. and since you are a mom of the young one, let me run this theory by you, in august, the president had ticked up a littl bit and approval, gas prices were coming down. in september that go

we'll talk to transportation secretary pete buttigieg.nd university of michigan economist betsey stevenson, she'll tell us about the financial pressures facing americans, especially parents. >>> the global economy is also struggling, adding to the pressure, russia's attacks in ukraine intensify, destroying regional supply lines and energy infrastructure. ukraine's ambassador to the u.s. oksana markarova will join us. >>> then dramatic video from the congressional investigation into the january 6th attack shows lawmakers pleading for help to secure the capitol. >> tremendous and all instigation of the president of the united states. >> i'm going to call up the secretary of d.o.d. >> we have some senators still in their hideaways. they need massive personnel now. >> we'll learn more about the behind the scenes from the au authors of a new book "unchecked." it's all just ahead on "face the nation." >>> good morning and welcome to "face the nation." we are just over three weeks away from midterm election day. voters are already casting ballot

buttigieg said democrats don't get proper credit. having achieved so much. legislative lee makes it hard to talk about it all at once because there are just so many accomplishments. the debate played out on cnn state of the union in colorado, senate race. joe o'dea, their republican ho the current state of the economy on previous covid relief. >> inflation's been caused by the 1.9 trillion dollar reckless spending bill they got put in place by michael bennett. but senator bennett said he doesn't regret supporting the funding. it cut child poverty in half last year because of a bill. >> that i wrote. >> and soaring, rents and food costs drove the latest rise in the consumer price index and reinforce the expectation that the federal reserve will once again raise interest rates next month in washington. i'm jessi tenure. >> coming up on the kron 4 morning news. you have house speaker nancy pelosi making a pit stop in bay view, too. talk about ways people can grow their own healthy food supply. what came out of that round table discussion will be right back afte

that the person they're having to talk about the economy is pete buttigieg.n, my goodness he is one -- elizabeth: couldn't fill a pothole in indiana. >> the supply chain problems were his responsibility. remember, he was going to fix that. it is not fixed. you have so many problems still in terms of getting goods and services on the shelf contributing to inflation. you contact get a rental car anywhere. can't get a new car these days. shows you they are completely out of touch. i agree with andy, i mean, you need to do the supply side just as important you got to cut government spending. you do. that is what caused problem. elizabeth: democrats to your point they're running away from talking about their government spending. >> they don't want to. elizabeth: they're running away. they're not talking about the stimulus checks that they cheerleaded for. gavin newsom want to do that. but we're going to show that in the beginning democrats were all about all the stimulus checks and money. now they are silenced about it. andy, this feels like the most reactive leas

i've known pete buttigieg for a long time, ever since he put his name in to be dnc chair.esn't surprise me that he is somebody who people want to see. he's very dynamic. he's incredibly smart. he's really able to put all of these economic issues in very relatable terms and he really lays out exactly everything that democrats have done in this administration have done for the economy, for voters, he's the transportation secretary. so the whole infrastructure bill is something that he knows like the back of his hand and can talk about in every single district and state that he goes to. this bridge, these jobs are given to you because democrats focused on this and because democrats were able to bring this to you. those are very powerful messages. >> pete buttigieg is great with retail politics, one-on-one, with voters and really encouraging people and getting people out to vote and good politician also in his position as transportation secretary. he's able to hand out a lot of money for bridges and roads in many states. the probably is, if he was as good at handling a supply

pete buttigieg, if you serious about it in general -- i agree with what michael said. a younger, populist candidate more in the vein of fetterman or tim ryan. >> okay. >> let's see if those two were in their respective elections. how about people who are on the list that you think should be? >> there's a lot of talent on the list. i favor moving out of washington and looking at governors and others. the one question mark for me as roy cooper, a democratic governor. >> you mentioned that before. >> he's on the same ballot, on the same ballot in a 16 and 20 with donald trump in the red state of north carolina. it might be a swing. maybe it's not. for a democratic governor to win on the same ballots, winning even by double digits, there's a big question mark. how did he pull that off? could he create a national story around it? >> michael, susan, david, good to see all three of you. thank you. before we move on, a quick reminder for all of you that it is steve kornacki at the big board. he is going to be where he signature khakis. catches midterm countdown specials over t

if i do that, harris, buttigieg. being in an actual democratic primary in iowa and new hampshire. other states in january, february, who knows. this is one point. what if we have the current situation mccarthy is the new speaker, 5050 senate. and, uncertainty about the nominees of both parties with not only uncertainty, but real drama about what might happened -- happen. it's a very unusual moment. >> any thoughts about the election and my dad an observation that if biden does not run, how does the democratic party deny the nomination to a black woman when blacks and women are the two major constituency group? >> my predictions on american politics were great in the 20th century. i've not been to britain last 20 years. i have an of the view trump would not run again and that is a minority viewpoint. a key on the republican side is others will not stand by, they will run. desantis will run, pence may run. others will not stand by and let trump get the nomination, and it will be interesting to see how they deal with taking him down in a situation where he has great support within hi

. >> laura: you got pete buttigieg, transportation, alejandra mallorca, javier masaru, lloyd austin. it's a leftist box checking and it's been a unmitigated disaster for you and i. the mayor of south bend, pete buttigieg, some how has the expertise to the department with 55,000 employees. biden set the stage with a big executive order that planted these poisonous seeds. highest mitigation trainings at the energy department. they pushed and oppression narrative at the state department. and of course, mayor pete on d.o.t. even called dei critical in advancing the departments mission. my friends, so much as breaking down around us and it's not just because of the supply chain. but it's the biden team we know doesn't care. in the end, they hope to train a new generation to believe that this is the acceptable way of organizing society. we know it's not. the entire point of the civil rights movement was to promote equal opportunity without regard to race or ethnicity come up the democrats instead are returning to old ideas of racial and gender determination but calling it by different name

pulling with regard to rails what does that mean for his chances. >> thank you really hope pete buttigiegs a chance press conferenceing president of united states miles will move us wrong direction this is administration put forward 7500 dollars for folks apply 60,000 dollar teslas how out of touch can you be with regular american voters in competence again to find out grand bargain they claim is falling part weeks after they struck the deal, we continue to see incompetence from this administration it is wildly out of touch with needs of the average american suffering under high gas prices high energy prices. maria: where has he done dagen i am glad he brought up pete poounl poouj head a supply issue earlier in the year he was mia, not a peep out of him. dagen: continue say anything wasn't done maybe knew it worried about preserving his political future as you pointed out day one maria you said this is not a deal. this is a preannouncement to have put a shine on a tarnished party. maria: what he did with saudis don't cut prubs of oil wait till after midterm election it wasn't about americ

. >> reporter: on "face the nation," transportation secretary pete buttigieg said curbing inflation ishe president's top economic priority. >> so it's a very clear choice, a very clear difference in approaches here right now on capitol hill and among officeholders. where the focus for democrats, the focus for the president, is to cut that cost of 11ing and cut the pressure, give people more breathing room at a time inflation remains a major concern. >> reporter: another top concern for voters, gas prices. the new poll found 63% of people said prices are going up, compared to 16% in august. republicans are pouncing on the price at the pump and blaming democrats. >> they're talking, bragging as if gas prices are lower. gas prices are about 60% higher today than when joe biden took office. >> reporter: the president has an action-packed week ahead of him on the campaign trail where he's going to be heading to pennsylvania, to stump for lieutenant governor john fetterman. jericka? >> the u.s. senate race, a very important one there. debra alfarone, thank you. >>> to iran. today the country

pete buttigieg is getting blasted for saying this about joe biden rescuing the economy.shouldn't rescue you had the economy through the american rescue plan, we would not have had the 10 million jobs created under this president. we wouldn't be seeing some of the lowest unemployment numbers in the history of the republic. we would be faced with the kinds of problems that we were faced with when the president arrived which was an economy that was facing a very real risk of free fall. >> todd: let's face it, the economy was amazing until right before covid and congresswoman, you want to talk free fall? take a look at what is happening right now. your take on this. >> well, look. pete buttigieg is saying that the highest inflation rate in american history in 40 years is making the economy great. i can't even, when you go to the store and you see the price of eggs and milk and gas right now in the town i'm sitting at rent $5,000 month to month for a three bedroom apartment. american reduction ability those things are making inflation worse and not better. so i don't understa

. >> on face the nation, transportation secretary pete buttigieg said curbing inflation is the president's top economic priority. >> very clear difference in approaches right now on capitol hill and among office holders for the focus of democrats, the focus for the president is to cut that cost of living, to cut the pressure, to give more people more breathing room. >> 63% of people said prices are going up. compared to 16% in august. republicans are pouncing on the price at the pump and blaming democrats. >> they're talking, bragging as if gas prices are lower. gas prices are about 60% higher today than what joe biden took office. >> the president has an action packed week ahead of him on the campaign trail where he's going to be heading to pennsylvania to stump for governor john fetterman. >> deborah, thank you. >>> at least four people are dead, following a fire erupted inside a prison holding political detainees, including two americans. >> the flames that erupted from iran's most notorious prison last night turned deadly. with activists fearing the number killed is much higher than cl

it is not secretary buttigieg, it is your state legislature who is deciding which will get filled. which broadband access, which gets delivered to the school district. what happens in sacramento, albany today happens -- and federally year after that. former republican governors in the midwest change policy and achievements. te legislators meeting a couple of months ago, that was all anybody could talk about. the infrastructure law has advocated for electric buses. there was a new plan built in virginia, there is a buffalo state senator trying to get a new plant in his area. there are these things we think start in dcr playing out in the states. what states do today is going to drive the next policy. ho host: you can join this conversation and we can talk about state policy was read wilson. (202) 748-8000, for democrats. (202) 748-8001, for republicans. (202) 748-8002, for independents. guest: so many areas to grow. get demographics of state legislative districts across the country after redistricting. we found the number of districts where biden and former president trump came with

buttigieg had pointed out that was not his intention.hat with you anymore than the administration says it was their intention that aid will be coming. the president will be visiting today, shortly, expected in fort myers and that this is much ado about nothing. alexandria hoff is joining us from fort myers where the president will be meeting with also not only emergency officials on site but the governor as well. how do things look like there, alexandria? reporter: well there is a still a whole lot of activity, neil, and there is bound to be even more. we've seen a whole lot of cleanup crews but it would be hard to make a dent at this point. within the hour the president will land at southwest florida international airport. from there he will be taken by helicopter to fort myers. it is really in the air, getting that first-hand look at destruction, that is the most significant way to understand what the storm has done, what is has taken. so far 55 people in lee county alone, that is where we are have been killed because of this storm. so

the most indemand democrat on the campaign trail right now is the transportation secretary, pete buttigiegenior reporter, isaac dovere joins us now. isaac, why is the transportation secretary so popular? >> he's popular among democrats who want to hear very forceful,agele defense of the biden administration for democrats. they also feel like he is connecting in a way, talking about parts of the administration's record that are popular, like the infrastructure bill, but that doesn't have the baggage that comes with being associated directly with president biden or vice president harris. and so that's benefitting him and there are certain things that are weighing against harris and i talked to one campaign who said to me that they were going back and forth internally about who to ask for to come be part of an event and they said that there was a text chain that said, look, from the perspective of your donors, we don't really want to see the president or even the vice president or anyone, what people will respond to is secretary buttigieg. >> that's interesting. yeah, and for the vice preside

transportation secretary pete buttigieg was asked flat out this weekend whether or not the u.s.conomy could go into recession. here's what he said. >> it's possible, but not inevitable. and we're doing everything we can to strengthen the foundations of the american economy. and that means a lot on the supply side. expanding the productsive capacity of this country. >> now, those comments might make some democrats running for congress cringe, acknowledging that recession is a possibility. but buttigieg is right here. i mean, recession risks are high. but it's not a forgone conclusion. that survey from "the wall street journal," it wasn't 100 probability of recession. it's 63%. no one really knows exactly what's going to happen here. there's no play book for what happens to a $23 trillion economy two years after a once in a century pandemic and in the middle of a war in europe. i mean, we really are in unchaerlted waters here but ana, i think it's that uncertainty that is weighing on the minds of not only economist investors but voters. >> matt egan, harry enten, thank you, gentle

maria: it's also the entire cabinet like jennifer granholm energy secretary pete buttigieg, were about> identity politics was the death of this administration the decision to put xavier becerra with no history of healthcare except suing nuns and putting him in the -- during the pandemic, everyone, what about pete buttigieg in terms of the va why give him transportation out of it make sense. >> these are up a political operatives and important job. >> were the ones who did the study that showed the average fighting appointee has 0 business experience who would bite in turn to in this cabinet for good business economic. >> that comes across in the policy. maria: will take a break will become a look in artificial intelligence to help you become a better investor stay with us on that. ♪ i remember when i first started flying, and we would experience turbulence. i would watch the flight attendants. if they're not nervous, then i'm not going to be nervous. financially, i'm the flight attendant in that situation. the relief that comes over people once they know they've got a guide to help the

when buttigieg was asked about that over the weekend.he favorite surrogate of democrats who want to get reelected or elected. he said it could have been so much worse if we didn't spend that 4 trillion and look how much it's helped? we will see because 98% of ceos are preparing for a recession right now that the president says is likely not going to happen. in fact, he says our economy is "strong as hell" what i think is hellacious how much our 401(k) has lost. so far seeing the 401(k) in this country that is down -- i just had it here. >> steve: average 401(k) has lost $34,000. that's 25% in one year. the headline of "the new york post." look at this. it says 401(k)-o. the average account down 25% under biden 078 mics. 401(k) is a 301 k. >> brian: they tell you not to look. >> steve: they said if you had 300,000ness a 401(k). you probably lost about $75,000. and they say have you taken a peek at your balance in 401(k) don't bother. it will ruin your whole day, week, month here is why. seven straight month of 8 plus inflation. we were as

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we see secretary buttigieg out, secretary holmes, and so many other folks. really pleased to have seen members of congress like ng craig campaigning with state legislative candidates and other members of congress that really understand that state legislatures are key in that there is a relationship between winning state legislative races and winning other tickets. host: want to show your response to this. this is the democratic ledge of campaign committee add on whether or not president biden will campaign for those running for state offices. >> we have a great -- none [inaudible] pres. biden: that is a serious question. ♪ pres. biden: with all due respect, that is a bunch of malarkey. host: jessica post? guest: republicans, i think it is hard. i think they are obsessed with me sometimes. they have lost track of everything. president biden has been on the campaign trail in pennsylvania and a lot of places. i think president obama, as you are discussing this morning, is heading out on the campaign trail. he is a powerful surrogate. when the virginia state leg

buttigieg said democrats don't get proper credit. having achieved so much legislative. we mix it hard to talk about it all at once because there are just so many accomplishments. the debate played out on cnn state of the union in colorado, senate race. joe o'dea, their republican hoping to unseat democrat michael bennett blame the current state of the economy on previous covid relief. inflation's been caused by the 1.9 trillion dollar reckless spending bill. >> they got put in place by michael bennett, but senator bennett said he doesn't regret supporting the funding. it cut child poverty in half last year because of a bill. >> that i wrote. >> and soaring, rents and food costs drove the latest rise in the consumer price index and reinforce the expectation that the federal reserve will once again raise interest rates next month in washington. i'm jessi tenure. >> coming up here, the worriers are focusing on the future. what jordan poole has to say now that his new contract is a done deal of fame coach. plus disney parks ramping up ticket prices yet again. how much you c

buttigieg said democrats don't get proper credit. having achieved so much legislative. we mix it hard to talk about it all at once because there are just so many accomplishments. the debate played out on cnn state of the union in colorado, senate race. joe o'dea, their republican hoping to unseat democrat michael bennett blame the current state of the economy on previous covid relief. inflation's been caused by the 1.9 trillion dollar reckless spending bill. >> they got put in place by michael bennett, but senator bennett said he doesn't regret supporting the funding. it cut child poverty in half last year because of a bill that i wrote. >> and soaring rents and food. cars drove this latest rise in the consumer price index and it reinforces expectation that the federal reserve will end up increasing interest rates once again next month. live in washington. i'm jessi tenure. all right. thank you very much. >> time now is 5.22. and coming up on the kron 4 morning news says the u.s. is trying to get brittney griner released from prison in russia. the kremlin says her case