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jp morgan president daniel pinto said today i think putting inflation back in a box is very important recession for a period of time, that is the price we have to pay. ana -- >> quite literally. >> the fed is signaling they're willing to stomach economic pain if that's what it takes to get inflation back under control. >> the fed set to make another move next week, right? >> exactly. >> thank you so much. >>> some big news just in from the supreme court. republican senator lindsey graham has gotten out of testifying to a georgia grand jury for now at least. the high court is temporarily freezing an order requiring graham's testimony and investigation into donald trump's 2020 election reversal scheme and cnn paula reid is track thing. tell us about this order. >> the keyword here, ana, is temporary. the such prepreme court granted temporary order to allow a grand jury to seek graham's testimony as part of the on going investigation into potential election interference in the 2020 elections. the senator had asked the supreme court to halt this subpoena while the larger legal questions i

the news from pinto from jpmorgan, remember he is from argentina. he has seen 300% inflation.nt. >> he has recently bias. neil: jamie dimon says same thing. >> exactly. neil: they're reading from the same choir book. >> with unemployment the fed has a little bit of cover. we were talking the consumer pretty strong, earnings are pretty strong. they would rather error on the side going too far, too fast than see inflation creep in. neil: interesting. we were talking about the big friday surge, a lot of people think maybe the fed is pivoting, maybe they will be more accommodative, one more she quart point hike, certainly won't be in de. where do you stand on this. >> i disagree, when we're still looking at record inflation numbers, that will not come down two months. neil: how do you know rates four times higher in the since the first of year won't eventually do, that that they could be overdoing it? >> they will probably have to overshoot in order to be able to get inflation down. i think it has been so pervasive and so high for so long, that ultimately, and considering how much

district in the southwest corner of san francisco and generally bounded by vidal drive, font boulevard, pinto and serrano drive to the north, 19th avenue and junipero serra >> thank you, madam clerk. this item is taken colleagues, can we take this item same house same call? without objection this item is approved. item no. 14. >> 14. 220539 [campaign and governmental conduct code - behested payments exceptions] sponsors: peskin; safai, chan, walton, preston and mar ordinance amending the campaign and governmental conduct code to modify the rules concerning behested payment solicitations, >> thank you. i don't see anyone on the roster. we will take this colleagues, can we take this item same house same call? without objection this item is approved. >> madam clerk, please call item no. 15. >> 15. 220606 [administrative code - surveillance technology policy for police department use of non-city entity surveillance cameras] sponsors: mayor; safai and mandelman >> thank you, madam clerk, please call the roll on item 15. >> >>supervisor eric mar: aye, >> supervisor myrna melgar: aye. >>supervisor h