i will talk to carol roth about that all that and so much more on "making money". ♪.harles: market has been under tremendous pressure sure. really a lot of stress for a long time, beginning with widespread internal erosion we talked about for weeks on the show. it was being masked every day by new daily highs. coupled with the news of the omicron variant and more hawkish federal reserve. now today we're adding the manchin no to the list but i think the market understands that it would actually help slow inflation and actions that he is taking or not taking. most pressing issue on main street and wall street without a doubt inflation how to corral it. meanwhile these sessions are taking a toll on individual investors psyche. the big question, where are we on the range of emotions? we're i suspect around that square where you start with fear, panic, capitulation and discouragement. how do we get through the rough patch and beyond. ask market pros gary kaltbaum, jamie cox and lynn schwartz. gary, start with you, anecdotally people are taking their chances, when it comes

. >> to watch the ss program visit booktv.org search for carol roth of the title of her book the war on small business. >> and want to show you know the cover of this new book, unschooled is called raising curious well educated children outside the conventional classroom. it's written by kerri mcdonald. before we get into the substance of the book, tell us a little bit about yourself. >> sure, it's great to be with you today. i'm a senior education scholar the foundation for economic education. celebrating her 75th year the free-market think tank. scholar at the cato institute and as you mentioned the author of t unschooled spring of 2019 that had quite a bit of renewed interest over the past year plus given shutdowns in the upsurge in interest in homeschooling and alternative schools particularly again withna school shutdowns in the delayed reopening plans per. >> on a practical level have you been a teacher in the classroom urge you have children or school aged? >> so i am a homeschool mom myself. i have four children who have never been schools in the range age fromm seven -- 14.

war on small business author, carol roth joins me now. rol, of course, biden said, he told voters when he was campaigning he would beat the virus. that hasn't exactly happened. you heard the sound bite there. it seemed like it was a little bit after snafu. my administration has the back of every governor fighting covid-19 in their state. last week i rolled out a federal plan to battle omicron to add booster capacity, medical equipment and hospital staff and more. he is essentially saying the federal government is helping so which is it? >> there has never been a federal solution. many of us have been saying this for 21 months. frankly there isn't a federal solution to anything, certainly not to containing a virus. i think this is a huge l so to speak for biden because he did run on the idea that he was going to contain the virus and he has had access to vaccines. we've seen more deaths in 2021 than 2020. so it does seem a little bit like throwing in the towel, chalking up that loss, but it really does to bo to the frustration of the blinde

i want to bring in carol roth. carol, i want to begin with the survey.for small businesses. what can the public do to help small businesses out, to protect them, give them a bigger voice in d.c.? obviously we love them but we want to do more? >> who are the couple percentage of points of people that don't like small business, charles? we have a problem with them. obviously from the public standpoint number one thing to do is vote with their wallet. we saw american express's shop small impact survey. 78% of the small businesses they survey said this holiday season sales will determine whether they can keep their doors open in 2022. so if you want to save a small business shop there this christmas season. i think the other piece is on the monetary and fiscal policy side. i think too few people understand that the best way to protect small business is with small government. if you have small government they cannot tilt the playing field in favor of big business. charles: right. >> they are the decentralized force that stands in opposition to central power a

david: capital founder george c and carol roth are here with me too break it all down.nomies as this thinking we help be against to take hold. i hope it begins to take hold, but kids don't do well with lockdowns and mandates and government control that's not the way we became the most productive economy in the world. is there any way we could take a cue of australia is telling us? >> i was wishing we were taking the q about 21 months ago we all know the culture of responsibility consider cultural mandate is what we needed and this is the issue for central planners around the globe whether australia have blinders on and all they focus on is covid. we have economic and social prop that were buried weather delays in development, mental health, although the economic cost from inflation to discretion untrue disruption of the supply chain to wall street in history. this is something that was not only tolerated but welcomed too many citizens let it go on for too long we need to get back to the responsibility and normalcy. david: if you give them and angela take a mile. it's a

. >> to watch the ss program visit booktv.org search for carol roth of the title of her book the war on small business. >> and want to show you know the cover of this new book, unschooled is called raising curious well educated children outside the conventional classroom. it's written by kerri mcdonald. before we get into the substance of the book, tell us a little bit about yourself. >> sure, it's great to be with you today. i'm a senior education scholar the foundation for economic education. celebrating her 75th year the free-market think tank. scholar at the cato institute ans