karen petrou from federal financial analytics, the cofounder and managing partner there. what is your mission? guest: it has nothing to do with any of this. we are a financial services company with complicated rules and regulations. this is just me talking, because i am so worried about the next election and how these kinds of numbers, like bidenomics they, leave so many americans behind. host: how would you advise the white house, if you are invited, on how to talk about the economy? guest: you cannot just say my program is for the middle class, he has to talk about the great things. it will take time, but the infrastructure spending, rebuilding america's manufacturing base, that is great news for low-wage workers. there is a lot to talk about there. he is doing some of that but people are not feeling it in their pocketbooks. he shouldn't say how good people have it, but how well the economy is working as a platform for growth. try to persuade people he really cares about those who are having a tough time. host: how did you think about make america great again as an econo

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karen petrou from federal financial analytics, the cofounder and managing partner there. at is your mission? guest: it has nothing to do with any of this. we are a financial services company with complicated rules and regulations. this is just me talking, because i am so worried about the next election and how these kinds of numbers, like bidenomics they, leave so many americans behind. host: how would you advise the white house, if you are invited, on how to talk about the economy? guest: you cannot just say my program is for the middle class, he has to talk about the great things. it will take time, but the infrastructure spending, rebuilding america's manufacturing base, that is great news for low-wage workers. there is a lot to talk about there. he is doing some of that but people are not feeling it in their pocketbooks. he shouldn't say how good people have it, but how well the economy is working as a platform for growth. try to persuade people he really cares about those who are having a tough time. host: how did you think about make america great again as an economi

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financial firm moody's analytics estimates the economic damage of the wildfires could reach $7 billion, which could trigger a local recession. meanwhile here in washington fema's director says the federalent has the right number of people on the ground to assist in response efforts. the director said the agency is focused on getting out critical needs assistance funds which provide food, water, medical supplies, and more. and time now for the weather. let's bring in meteorologist angie lassman for the forecast. but also, angie, tell us there has the weather improved in hawaii in order to help the search for remains? >> there's a couple of things going on. we've got a system moving to the south of hawaii, a tropical system. it's not going to be like dora. we've got still got a high sitting up to the north. their winds will come in later today, nothing like what they saw 50, 60 mile per hour winds last week. we'll be keeping a close eye on that with fires in some spots burn across the island chain. we've got flood alerts up for 34 million people, heavy rain working through parts of it midwest and north east. it's a soggy early morning commute. and we've seen plenty of rain working throug

host: she is cofounder of the financial consulting firm, better financial analytics -- federal financial analytics and she penned a piece in the hill newspaper. the headlines is biting --bid enomics is an insult -- define bidenomics. >> that was not my headline. it is a mistake. it is the economy the president wants to portray and one in which the middle-class is doing better. the country is comfortable and i think we do have a better economy than we feared we might near covid but for most americans, the majority of americans, it is far from comfortable. for most people, it is frightening. host: one person in today's washington post talks about bidenomics. he cites the good economic news president biden has been tilting. -- tilting --touting. that is a dramatic decline from the peak inflation rate of 9.1% last year. unemployment has been at avenue near 50 year-. -- has been added near 50 year--- unemployment has been at a mere 50 year --a near 50 year low. guest: one of the reasons for that is despite the aggregate numbers and those war all great numbers, -- and those were all great numb