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fox business anchor david asman joins me now with a look at this.we get to the white house press briefing, they'll be asking questions about what they're doing to deal with this. >> the president mentioned this. according to him, he says and i'm quoting him here, today's report shows a meaningful reduction in headline inflation. what is he reading? just to say that something is true doesn't make it true. how many times in this administration have we seen that, whether it's involving afghanistan, crime, inflation. you can't say things like that when the inflation -- let's be clear -- it's accelerating. the cpi is 7%. wholesale prices are up almost 10%. 9.6%. wholesale prices are passed on to the retailers and that's what ends up on the shelf. that is a preview of what is to come. kevin hassett from the trump administration says that we're probably in double digit inflation right now. so this thing is accelerating. it's not slowing down as the president just said. that's where we're going to hear from the president. he's going to say the acceleration

welcome to "cavuto coast to coast", i'm david asman in for neil. happening right now, the nasdaq entering correction territory. tech stocks still sliding. we'll tell you what's behind the sellingoff. meanwhile, housing targets with an unexpected boost in december. not only is the red hot housing market jumping into the cryptoverse, the metaverse real estate market is gaining some steam. we'll talk to ryan about that and how you can make your housing hopes a reality. a virtual one. plus, i'm going to be talking to former republican wisconsin governor scott walker and current iowa republican governor kim reynolds on jobs, inflation and that much-anticipated press conference from president biden coming up in just a couple of hours. but first, our top story this hour, president biden is set to hold his first solo news conference in ten months marking the first year of his presidency amid failing poll numbers. edward lawrence is at the white house with a lot more on this. hi, edward. >> reporter: yeah, the president's going to stand in front of a mic, i

let me introduce david asman in for neil today. thanks for all your hard work. david: you have a great team. thankthank you, stuart for beink with us. welcome to "coast to coast." i'm david asman in for neil cavuto. a flury of news coming at you rapidly had hour, also a the number of people say i quit. 4.5 million people their jobs, leaving a new report, we have 12 million unfilled jobs in our economy. we'll talk about that throughout the show. meatpackers, beware, the biden administration is taking aim at companies in an attempt to tamp down surging prices. his solution? more regulation and more government spending. we'll separate fact from myth about the impact of spending on inflation. but first, to our top story, president biden getting a briefing from members of the covid response team as the u.s. reports more than a million cases in just a day. edward lawrence is at the white house with the details on all of this. edward? reporter: david, yeah one of those briefings he will get, he will hear about testing going on. that will happen in two hours from now. th

david asman in today. we say food buy to january. thank you very much, stuart, i'm david asman in for neil cavuto. stocks kicking off january with another volatile session as a wild first month of trading for 2022 comes to a close. the dow on pace for its worst january in six years as well as its worst month of trading since march 2020. the nasdaq also feeling the pain, although not today, but for the month seeing the worst month since 2008 on track for the worst january in record. we may have the best day on record if we keep going if we keep going. these wild swings on wall street well be covering the next two hours but first to our nation's capital where president biden is meeting with the nation's governors today, as states continue to battle rising crime, school closures and impact of covid-19. edward lawrence is at the white house with the details. hi, edward. reporter: david, yeah, he is wrapping up the meeting with the national association of governors, the president talking to them, highlighting his response for covid. he is

i'm david asman in for paul gigot.id-19 cases fueled by omicron, continuing to spike all over the country with the u.s. smacker previous records for nes amid an ongoing testing shortage and increaseing frustration over mixed messages from the administration. some former advisers calling on president biden to shift his focus from defeating the virus to learning to live with it. but the president said yesterday that he doesn't think covid as we know it is here to stay. listen. >> i don't think covid is here to stay. having covid in the environment here and in the world is probably here to stay, but covid as we're dealing with it now is not here to stay. the new normal doesn't have to be -- we have so many more tools we're developing and continuing to develop that'll contain covid and other strains of covid. finish. david: dr. ahmed is a senior fellow at the independent women's forum. doctor, great to see you again, thank you for being here. we'll get to the mixed messages in just a minute. but first of all on omicron its

i'm david asman in for paul gigot.untry with the u.s. smacker previous records for nes amid an ongoing testing shortage and increaseing frustration over mixed messages from the administration. some former advisers calling on president biden to shift his focus from defeating the virus to

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david asman in today. we say food buy to january.tile session as a wild first month of trading for 2022 comes to a close. the dow on pace for its worst january in six years as well as its worst month of trading since march 2020. the nasdaq also feeling the

i'm david asman in for neil cavuto. this is "cavuto: coast to coast" supermarkets face a super squeeze. how the trifecta of inflation a supply chain crunch, the labor shortage could all hit you in the wallet and the stomach. >> will go down in history as the greatest demonstration for freedom in the history of our nation. [cheers and applause] david: america remembers the great dr. martin luther king, jr. and his historic quest for freedom and equality. his niece, dr. alveda king, will be joining me this hour. but first our top story this hour, new polling showing growing frustration with biden's handling of the economy. this as the white house trying to use its jobs record to push back against critics. hillary vaughn has the very latest for us from capitol hill. hi, hillary? reporter: david, when it comes to jobs president biden is giving himself a a-plus for what they are calling a record breaking historic, most-ever jobs created in one year under any president ever in history. president biden: most jobs in any calend

david asman in for neil today. david: i have a quick trivia question. what company uses ludwig von beethoven uses his initials as a symbol. stuart: what? david: steinway. i can see stuart varney broadcasting at the age of 85. easily, easily. stick with it, brother. you have a career. welcome to cavuto "coast to coast." markets falling sharply today as investors digest earning reports, bond yields at pandemic highs. 10-year treasury yield slightly off its highs after hitting its highest level since january 2020. the two-year treasury yield topping 1% for the first time since february 2020. and higher rates of course have tech stocks tumbling. you know how that works. the nasdaq is now on pace for its second down day in the last three trading days. but first, the energy sector. today's only winner, thanks to rising oil prices. oil hitting a seven-year high as omicron concerns and geopolitical tensions continue to drive prices higher. of course all that is adding to inflation concerns. edward lawrence is in d.c. with what the president is now proposing. ed

welcome everyone i am david asman in for neil cavuto.hree nypd officers were responding to a domestic violence call when the suspect, sean lashawn mcneil open fire in ambush style attack. 22-year-old jason rivera lost his life and 27-year-old wilbert mora is fighting for his. a third officer was not hit and shot the suspect who is said to be incredible condition. former nypd officer joined me now. lieutenant carnevale thank you good to see you. four cops shot in the past four days, five since the beginning of the year not to mention all the murders in the subways and the stabbings, the beatings on the street et cetera. this city is like a war zone right now, what is the mayor doing about it? >> the mayor is three weeks into his term and he inherited a mess from the prior administration and let's be clear, police work is inherently dangerous but what makes it worse in these times is the fact that you have these cowardly politicians that will stand on the stage last night with the mayor in the very same politicians that surround themselves

david asman is in for neil. what have you got? dave: have a wonderful weekend. welcome to huchul. the nasdaq going deep into connection territory. all 3 indices limping with the dow attempting to stage a rebound but it is still in the red as you can see, down 100 points. our market experts are here to tell us why investors can't make up their minds. we will start with oil. president biden celebrating a year in office with a new low for his approval rating. could the answer to his troubles simply be moderation? new satellite images of a military buildup on the russian ukrainian border sparking fears of an all out war. are we in for another cold war? but first, our top story this era nasdaq dropping over one% as netflix drags the index deeper into correction territory. have you seen netflix? it is down a lot. hi, jackie. >> reporter: stocks of been all over the place. there is some pressure at the moment because investors are worried after a week of selling about inflation, fed tightening and disappointing guidance from netflix. shares of netflix were down 20% in trading and still c

i want to thank my colleagues, david asman, jackie deangelis, ashley webster for filling in my absence. job security required me coming in. look at corner of wall and broad, the dow jones industrials, we have record number of covid cases, better than a mill in the daily count here. obviously this is something that is very, very contagious. this is playing out across the globe. it does not require at least nearly the icu care and extreme potential severe adverse reaction or death than anything we've seen up to date. that is at least the endoublinging part ever this but across the globe you're seeing moves right now to maybe get a boost in booster shots but at least in this country they're not changing the definition of what is to be called fully vaccinated. that is a moving target for some but so far it remain what is it is. with more on that let's go to lydia hu with an update where things stand with omicron. lydia. reporter: neil, we're following that breaking and developing news we're learning about in the past 30 minutes or so where the white house is saying there are no plans to ch

david asman in for neil today. david: i have a quick trivia question.ck with it, brother. you have a career. welcome to cavuto "coast to coast." markets falling sharply today as

i'm david asman in for neil cavuto. this is "cavuto: coast to coast" supermarkets face a super

david asman is in for neil. what have you got? dave: have a wonderful weekend. welcome to huchul.

i want to thank my colleagues, david asman, jackie deangelis, ashley webster for filling in my absences is playing out across the globe. it does not require at