the houses back tuesday with plans to take up the computer chip just laois and expected to be passed by the senate. members will also vote on a wildfire bill. watch this week live on the c-span networks, or c-span now come our free mobile video app. had to c-span.org, or to stream video live or on-demand any time. c-span, your unfiltered view of government. and during a visit to the capitol, the first lady of ukraine urged lawmakers to supply more weapons to ukraine to fight the russian invasion. she showed members of congress images of people killed by russians, including children, and appealed to lawmakers for help. >> good morning and welcome to this solemn and special presentation. as we gather here in our temple of democracy, war ranges in ukraine to protect democracy. all here are in all -- awe and are grateful to the ukrainian people for their unimaginable heroism as they confront unconscionable atrocities. congress remains with ukraine in their fight to defend democracy not only for its people, but for the world. we are honored to be joined by the first lady of ukraine who tr

they are starting to diverge a little bit, but no matter where you look, in laois and is higher. host: to york, maine, on the coast, we go to add on the independent line. >> hi, thank you for taking my call, and thank goodness for c-span. the problem i can't figure out is the connection between the -- and cpi. when i built my first house, i built it for $30,000. i had a mortgage that was 17%. the job i had was a government job, $10 an hour, i was a machinist. that paid $400 a month. today, that same house is 100,000. but that same job is only $26 an hour. so how is it that the price of my home jumped 10 times but my wage only jumped 2.5 times? thank you very much for taking my question. host: ok. guest: absolutely. the price of housing is high. there is a housing shortage, particularly since the great recession. in subsequent wake, a lot of people build fewer housing. that left this huge gap in housing. 15 years later, we are paying the price for that. blue states and blue cities make it very hard to build new housing relative to the demand. also for many people, housing is unaff

income is setting up for a reasonably good 18 months ahead if we are right about that this operation in laois. not rapid but persistent over the course of the next year. i think fixed income returns are going to be much improved. pretty low bar, but much improved over the next 18 months. jonathan: bob miller. pretty low bar because things have been out of for so many people. too soon he seems to be the takeaway. i am seeing in my inbox, too soon to make the pivot. we have two more prints. we have the august 10 print on cpi, september 13, september 21 for the fed. lisa: if september is the time to make the pivot, is that too soon? at what point do you say there is enough data, especially because the concern out there is that the fed backs away too quickly and inflation expectations get on more. tom: how can you pivot without a constructive wheel yield environment? jonathan: i'm with you. tom: within normal finance, finance 101. what is important, you have to generate some fort of normative rate. you will not do that with a pipit in september. jonathan: we just had a hot core month over month r

let's -- some of us are writers, will my work toward common solutions like security, the 2006 just laois and is a good example of that being done successfully -- the 2006 legislation is a good example of that being done successfully. i think states would prevail nominally but i don't see a court ordering the level of detail for the secretary to respond that will make it a reality. i don't know that, even democrat voters know the border is insecure. that isn't in question. it isn't like the point needs to be made. it would have other consequences in my view. we are talking about federal level, but one of the things i have advocated is states on the border declaring themselves invaded and repelling the people crossing the border themselves under article one. another source of legal authority that is different from immigration or public health law. when you have a finding like that, it buttresses the factual case for the alternative for the states. again, i am thinking strategically. >> specifics to some degree but looking forward, the public is going to get the majority in the house and se

we said in june that we intended to raise 25 basis points in july, then actually in laois and -- inflationaintained at the higher level than was expected. not only by us, by markets, futures. it seems to be linked to the protraction of these incredible wars, this implies the energy prices have been mounting much higher than expected. haidi: the ecb governor. coming up next, fruit is getting whipsawed. we will get some analysis. this is bloomberg. ♪ haidi: crude prices are in a tug-of-war. bloomberg says volatility will remain through next year. there are a lot of different factors in the market at the moment. guest: a report issued a signal for oil prices. the recovery in stockpile levels seems to be showing demand weakening, particularly for gasoline. in china, we are seeing oil demand recovery. we are -- that remains a key upside to oil prices. russian gas flows to europe remain, [indiscernible] shery: tell us about the oil refinery margins. what we are seeing so far, if they make the shortages even worse. guest: we expect the oil refinery run rates to remain better due to the high of we

the houses back tuesday with plans to take up the computer chip just laois and expected to be passed by the senate. members will also vote on a wildfire bill. watch this week live on the c-span networks, or c-span now come our free mobile video app. had to c-span.org, or to stream video live or on-demand any time. c-span, your unfiltered view of government. and during a visit to the capitol, the first lady of ukraine urged lawmakers to supply more weapons toai