marietta, good morning. you say you are seeing the impact in marietta. caller: i just would like to say to all americans that the antichrist movement is a lie in air democratic already. host: a different topic, do you want to talk about inflation? caller: well i think it is all america that is hurting, all christians all over the united states and until we expose the antichrist movement -- host: michael in georgia, what do you have to say on the topic of inflation, asking you how it has impacted your families finances? (202) 748-8000 if you say yes. (202) 748-8001 if you say no. having this conversation as the washington post put on the front page of the newspaper this morning, president biden is running democrats for a massive spending, uniting the party on a budget package and infrastructure. $4 trillion in new spending if you combine all of what democrats are looking to spend. it was yesterday at the white house that jen psaki was talking about the president's rally on capitol hill with senate democrats. this is what she had to say. >> as senator sand

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here's the marietta times, right in marietta, ohio. i should tell you in ohio it is literally front page news they want people to start backing into parking places on main street instead of going in head first. that's the usual level of like news you can use in the marietta times. look at their banner headline today. "covid cases in the u.s. triple over two weeks." up in idaho, idaho leaders urge shots as covid cases rise. in austin, texas, the front page of the "austin american-statesman" today, delta variant driving virus spike. east austin lags in vaccine coverage. over in san antonio, texas, the front page of the "san antonio express news," says 40 ill in assisted living outbreak. also on the front page of the "san antonio express news" at the top, today governor abbott shuns more mask rules. in western pennsylvania here's the front page today of "the tribune" review, covid cases on the rise again in the state. in raleigh, north carolina, the front page of the news and observer, state reports over 1,000 new covid cases, nearly 9% p

jay: martin, marietta, materials, these kind of go together because they tried at -- they have constructiongates, talking stone, sand, gravel, asphalt, concrete. if you think about where this plan is going in terms of spending. we don't know all the details of the final compromise. but we do know that bridges were said to be the biggest component , at least early on. that scenario, where you need a lot of companies provide, vulcan materials noted that roughly half of the shipmrnyd -- shipments and aggregates are made, certainly this is for highways and airports, they are a part of the infrastructure deal. beyond that, this is a group that has shown strength on anticipation that you would get some kind of agreement area you have a look at a broad index of materials, focusing in on those stocks area you are seeing a bit of her surgeons. it's not just this company there. you think united rentals which has equipment and even caterpillars part of that. matt: that would be one of my first six. -- first picks. we could get more on this deal and that could move the stock more. dave wilson, thank yo

her niece, marietta -- perhaps relying on what aunt eliza toll her -- stated, quote, mary todd made lincoln'se miserable. the journalist j.k.c. forest recalled that it was an open secret in washington that throughout lincoln's presidency the first lady was the source of great and perpetual anxiety and annoyance to her husband. quote, the sufferings of the man on account of her eccentricities to designate them by no stronger appalachian, would literally push such a man of less elastic moral and physical constitution. the most charitable conclusion is that the lady was mentally unbalanced and, thus, at times not responsible for her acts. simply, the pennsylvania republican leader and newspaper editor alexander mcclure stated that lincoln, quote, had a crazy wife hen he entered the -- when he entered the presidency and many were his sorrows, the crowning sorrow the one of his domestic taste and love of home and family was the dark shadow that mrs. lincoln cast upon his life. lincoln's friends, quote, all knew the situation and her failings were overlooked although few, if any, of mr. lincoln's c

for more on this that spring in marietta matches deputy director at the brutal institute a brussels based thinking tank. welcome back to the w, maria. so it's not only materials that are in short supply here like chips, computer chips, steel would synthetic materials. we also see a shortage of sailors. where do you see the biggest risk right now? well, i mean, i think it's important to try and understand what of this, of the things you observe. the backlog is temporary, what maybe a little bit more permanent because i think that will make a big difference for the ability of the economy to return to let's call it a normal. so i think what happened with the panoramic was the shift of demand, not only a drop and demand, but the shift of demand went away from buying close to buying things like electronics. so there is a massive demand for electronics that he's creating a backlog and he's basically blocking the system that is still need to work itself through that. i think it's temporary. i, you know, as we are opening up the economies and the rhythm of which we're open and economies is also g

we had the same debate with huge demonstration, 9 years ago in france, when the heterosexual marietta was open. it a lot of people, a lot of friends in germany, told me how is it possible in france at the beginning of the 21st century? because these people think a new low for minority, we'll take them some rights they always have, but it's not about that. it's about getting some right to people who didn't have them. that's a different job. yes, i think what we see time and time again is and i don't want to just, i know things are difficult and easier, but i don't want to look to pretend that the problem is only in eastern europe. and so when i see people like, and i know he's, he's probably well intention, but we need to look at what can we change from that a societal level. because depending on where you go, it's not that we always have for i always experienced the same rights and privileges. no matter where i go, you know, living in berlin. i do not walk around the streets holding my partner's hand because i don't feel safe here to do that. you don't do that full still. absolutely n

we had the same debate, which huge demonstration 9 years ago in france when the hero sexual marietta was open. it a lot of people, a lot of friends in germany, told me how is it possible in france at the beginning of the 21st century? because these people think a new low for minority. we'll tag them some right? they always have, but it's not about does it's about getting some right to people who didn't have them. that's a different stroke. yes, i think what we see time and time again is and i don't want to just, i know things are difficult and easier, but i don't want to look to pretend that the problem is only in eastern europe. and so when i see people like, and i know he's, he's probably well intention, but we need to look at what can we change from that a societal level. because depending on where you go, it's not that we always have for i always experienced the same rights and privileges of the matter where i go, you know, living in berlin. i do not walk around the streets holding my partner's hand because i don't feel safe here. to do that, you don't do that full so absolutely

we have the same d bed with huge demonstration, 9 years ago in france when the hero sexual marietta was open. it a lot of people, a lot of friends in germany, told me how is it possible in france at the beginning of the 21st century? because these people think a new law for minority, we'll take them some rights they always have, but it's not about that. it's about getting some right to people who didn't have them. that's a different stroke. yes, i think what we see time and time again is and i don't want to just, i know things are difficult and easier, but i don't want to look to pretend that the problem is only in eastern europe. and so when i see people like, and i know he's, he's probably well intention, but we need to look at what can we change from that a societal level. because depending on where you go, it's not that we always have for i always experienced the same rights and privileges. no matter where i go, you know, living in berlin. i do not walk around the streets holding my partner's hand because i don't feel safe here to do that. you do full still. absolutely not. no, i wi

this is michael in marietta, georgia, good morning. you say you are seeing the impacts in marietta.aller: yes, i would just like to say to all americans that the antichrist movement is a lie in our democratic party. host: michael, a different topic, do you want to talk about inflation? caller: i think it is hurting all americans and christians all over the united states. until we expose the antichrist movement. host: that is michael in marietta, georgia. we will try to stay on the topic of inflation, asking you how it has impacted your family's finances. (202)-748-8000 if you say yes. (202)-748-8001 if you say no. having this conversation as "the washington post" puts it on the front page of their newspaper "president biden is revving democrats for a massive spending package, a pep rally aims at uniting the party on a budget package and infrastructure, a $4 trillion in new spending if you combine all of what democrats are looking to spend," yesterday at the white house, jen psaki was talking about the president's rally on capitol hill with senate democrats. this is what she had to s

you have martin marietta materials, vulcan materials acting great, maybe telegraphing there will be an row. what is going on there? >> yeah, i definitely think that we're also seeing u.s. steel up today as well and we're seeing both steel and copper commodity prices are up today as well. so i think that, definitely, it could, you know, a lot of that is you know global supply and demand and on the united states side i definitely think that has to do with anticipation of some sort of a infrastructure deal. charles: gold, anything going with gold? >> gold, i think gold, gold has been tracking 10-year real rates more than anything for quite some time, now. we've also seen foreign reserves push higher recently. the increase in currency purchases by central banks usually has an impact on gold, via outright gold purchases and rebalancing of their portfolios. so that is why i think we're seeing the dollar up as well as the gold up. charles: right. okay. hey, tracy, we covered a lot. i always appreciate your expertise. thank you so much. >> thank you, charles. charles: speaking of prices, folks

infrastructure stocks though are seeming to like the action at this hour, vulcan materials, martin marietta, all in the green, same with the big construction equipment manufactures, the heavies right? caterpillar and deere both are moving higher by more than 1% a piece, we'll keep an eye on all of the movements on the hill and speak in moments to former transportation secretary elaine chao about what needs to be done first, to rebuild nation 's infrastructure. which project is in dire need and why we need to get this bill done? this is a fox business exclusive a rare occurrence is happening in spac-land in this final hour. a fintech startup making its public debut today, has stronger financials than most of its already public and larger competitors. up 5 ceo joins us live along with his spac benefactor, joe mo glia of td ameritrade and wait until he sees the trading action and we got to start with this breaking news, after a manic sell-off monday, followed by a terror tuesday, we're looking at a winning wednesday, check it now major averages are positive on the week, dow jones industrial is

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i live in marietta, ohio, with my mom and my sister. >> (laughs): your aim sucks. >> i am not in schoolause of the coronavirus. for three weeks. you can't even throw a football. all you can do is throw pom poms. it's kind of sad because it's kind of boring, and i don't get to see my friends. (laughs) (indistinct) (laughing) my mom works at a gas station. this week she's worked all, um, nights. next week, she's gonna work mornings. and sometimes she has mid-shift. (dog barking) >> mox, come on. >> he's happy you're home. >> you're happy i'm home? did you have a good day today, girls? >> she woke up at 12:00. i woke her up. >> did you do dishes? >> no. >> is it just too much to ask for? >> i could sweep. and do laundry. >> uh, dishes ain't hard. >> dishes suck. >> well, what are you gonna do when you get older? how you gonna make it in college? >> paper plates. >> paper plates. >> yep. >> you are going far away. >> i don't think it's good that i'm missing lots of school, because my grades right now, my schoolwork is not very well. i watch my movies and, um, that's really all i do. and eat

the pilot was identified as 73 year old robert nicholas from marietta in riverside county.shauna weight of arlington, virginia, and her husband, james, wait, were passengers on the plane. both were 37 years old. the faa and the ntsb are now investigating the cause of that crash tonight. we're hearing from a woman who says she was repeatedly raped and held against her will at a home in oakland. she says she was able to escape and her alleged attacker was arrested. but as ktvu crime reporter henry lee reports here, the alameda county d, a did not file charges and the man in custody was released. you let a horrible man out like this can be your child. 25 year old woman told me she scared and frustrated because the man she says, raped her repeatedly at his oakland home is now a free man. she did not want to identity revealed. no. what happened like nobody was there besides me and him? so how do you guys know what was going on? for those last three days? she says she recently reconnected with the suspect after meeting him awhile back, not on tinder as a neighbor had thought. las

martin marietta materials making a big move, vulcan materials making a big move.does it mean for the economy and the stock market? >> it doesn't mean anything because what they would do tonight vote to allow debate going forward. theoretically think they have 10 republicans that won't filibuster it, but ultimately the house democrats are the key. no one is talking about this. it is driving me crazy. it is true they have no margin of error with 10 republican senators. maybe they get that, maybe they don't. house democrats have a margin of three. pelosi is saying she will not let it go forward until the senate voted on the $3.5 trillion side. i still don't think anyone figured out how they will knead this together. it's a few months off. i don't think the market is able to discount this in at all, charles. charles: right. great point. great point and i don't think nancy pelosi is going to budge either. let's talk about all this money printing. a lot has been made about the growth of the m2, the money supply. it has slowed pretty dramatically over the last five month