host: chris sununu, the governor of new hampshire yesterday on one of his points on inflation hittingome sectors. ♪

joining us now, new hampshire governor chris sununu. thank you for joining us. the u.s.as now recovered all of the private sector jobs lost during the pandemic, gas prices after shooting up have been dropping steadily for more than three weeks. do you see this as signs that an economic outlook -- the economic outlook is going to improve, beginning to improve, or are you worried about a recession coming? >> recession is coming. you cannot add $5 trillion onto america's balance sheet and just hope it goes away. the recession is coming. the fed, i think, has known this for a while. they've kind of ignored it. they should have been easing us into, you know, the right rates and where we need to go over a year ago. you had a treasury secretary saying it's not inevitable. of course it's inevitable. you don't need four years of dartmouth economics that when you add $5 trillion there's an unfortunate outcome. the outcome, high gas prices, high housing prices, the price of a taco is getting unbearable and it hits low and middle income families very, very hard. that's going to be t

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host: chris sununu, governor of new hampshire, on cnn yesterday.ne of his points was that inflation is hitting some sectors worse than others. a story from usaid today, -- usa today says if you are black or hispanic and feel that the pain is worse, you might be right. the story noticing that researchers were experiencing worse inflation than average and so were black people. taking a look at goods consumed in various sectors in this country, you want to read more, usa today is where that article is. chris sununu with comments coming days after unexpectedly good jobs report on friday. more than 370,000 jobs added in june. by headed his policies -- president biden touted his policies on friday. >> when critics said the economy was topo week -- too weak, we still added more jobs in the past three months than any administration in 40 years. times are tough, prices are high, families face a cost of living crisis, but today's news confirms we are moving in a better direction. unemployment is low, private sector jobs at a record high. guess prices, -- gas

that i had the new hampshire governor with us, chris sununu, with us yesterday, and he says whether they admit it or not, the key players should do more than just apologize, they should go. this is from governor sununu. you said recently that treasury secretary janet yellen, you know, should be fired for inflation comments going back to her thinking that it was transitory. she had a lot of company. but do you still think she should go? >> oh, god, yes. are you kidding? look, there are few secretary positions in the principal government where someone's words have such power. when you're talking about the federal reserve or the secretary of the pressure i -- treasury, those words move wall street, banks when they do their policy. neil: what about the guy e who ran the federal reserve? he blew it too. >> yep. neil: do you think he should go? >> yeah. look, if they were in new hampshire, i'm governor, the buck stops here. you've got prore-- replace people with folks who are going to be transparent, look at the math and, by the way, this wasn't a hard math problem, neil. you don't add 5 trill