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does this tell you anything, robert wolf? >> yeah, i think we are at a fork in the road and a flip in the coin which way it goes. half the counsel have i is hurt by inflation, if not more, and then the other half is nervous about a recession. i'm certainly nervous about a long tail inflation. i'm not surprised we are having average hour work weeks down because a couple things. >> sandra: this is the drop, put it on the screen, november 2019, average work week 39 hours. it's gone down, and incremental drops, but may 2022, 38.75, down to 38.5 as of may 2023. obviously a half an hour difference does make when it comes to takehome pay. >> productivity gains and with wage inflation, employers are saying hey, if we can cut some costs here and there we should, and the other thing you and i have talked about we are not in agreement of is some companies are going to the four-day work week, which also would take down hours. so, there's a lot of moving parts cost covid but not good for the economy with average hours going down. >> you h

radio test fox news contributor leo terrell with ceo former economic advisor to president obama, robert wolfs contributor gentlemen great to see you both thank you so much for being here welcome back to this program, robert love to have you this morning leo always a pleasure talk first about this lead by president trump, leo what do you think is behind it? >> well, thank you for having me, very simple president trump is running on his record! and if you look what he accomplished in four years more than any president in my upon last years republican voters get it as you look at his opponent within nomination are there trying to run on his record saying vote for them if -- instead of trump, america republican party wants to vote for trump. answered is going to win nomination, maria i will sit here tell i hoejs truly people running within the republican party, to try to stop trump i don't want to mention names chris christie has no chance to win but basically republicans, basically democratic talking points trying to hurt trump not going to happen. trump is going to win nomination. >> i thought

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doug holtz-eakin, former director of the congressional budget office and robert wolf, former economiciser to president biden and fox news contributor. bidenomics, building the economy from the middle out and the bottom up, robert wolf, by making "smart investments in america, educating and empowering american workers to grow the middle class," said he did not come up with the name, if i could play off this sound, gillian turner put the question to the president earlier today. listen. >> sir, you said you didn't know what the hell bidenomics is. can you tell us what it is? >> sure, first time i heard it used was by you guys in the press. let's get it straight. first time used in the wall street journal, ok. i don't go around beating my chest bidenomics, the press started calling it. i like it, it's fine. >> of course i called gerry baker, and what was your intention of the use of the word, massive overreach and government spending on green initiatives and beyond and taking taxpayer money to push their own agenda to and stifle others, basically picking winners and losers and not allowin

communications director for the never back down political action committee supporting governor desantis and robert wolfrmer economic adviser to president obama and founder and ceo of 32 advisers and a fox news contributor. great to have you with us. welcome to you. so aaron, let me start with you. what did you think of governor desantis' pivot answer to that question. he's not the only one that is pushing back on this rnc decision to say you've got to sign a pledgety loyalty to the eventual nominee. >> governor desantis has said he will attend the debate, which means he would sign that pledge. to the larger point here, there's clear contrasting differents that exist between ron desantis and donald trump. one of those is on covid. when you look at governor desantis' record of getting kids in classes, protecting businesses and families with what you saw from donald trump, which was siding with anthony fauci, those are the differences that republican primary voters are talking about right now. when we're knocking doors with never back down, people see what governor desantis did with covid and they like th

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bring in dan greenhaus, alternative chief economic strategist and robert wolf, former economic adviser to president obama and fox news contributor. it goes back to something, dan, that john keeps teasing me about when we quote the markets, the markets go up, markets go down, historically they go up. but i just pulled up a chart as long as i could go back to 1982, all the american stock market has done when you look big picture is go up. yes, it has momentary lapses, bear markets, corrections over time but does appear with the rally today there is hope we are going to climb out of what has been a bear market for the u.s. stock market. >> we were just saying off air a story the other day if bush 43 had won, so to speak, and gotten social security funds partially invested in the stock markets that social security retirees would have something like 350% more saved for retirement today than is currently the case. so yes, it certainly does corroborate over long strechtes of time the market goes up. people don't necessarily feel great about the economy, it's holding up better than people thou

wolf. people like chief justice john roberts and neil gorsuch who spoke for the majority are likely to continue speaking for am majority. the dissenters there's only three liberal minorities left, justice sotomayor, kagen, and justice jackson are likely to remain in dissent for many, many years. and i want to remind everyone who controls this court. it's anchored by the three new trump appointees all of whom are very young. justice gorsuch, brett kavanaugh, and amy coney barrett, former president trump's last appointee are all in their 50s. so i think we can expect these kind of divisions going forward. and one thing justice kagen warned about when she was the last justice to read from her dissent today was essentially that about this court, the super majority trying to amass power from the other branches. >> good point. elections obviously have consequences. they do matter indeed. the democratic congressman richie torres of new york slammed the court's decision today. listen to this. >> the decision is a dark day not only for the lgbtq community but for democracy, and i cannot help but feel th

if this was a dive with robert ballard who discovered the titanic -- and stockton was a lone wolf withoutrces and that was mixed together with duct tape and deputy 40. he was using consumer grade products for a commercial environment and it is a commercial and varmint that is about as hostile as it gets on this planet. anchor: some experts have suggested of course that this type of summers obese should be better regulated in the future. do you agree? two yeah --jay: yeah, i think stockton should have sought outside feedback and criticism to make it safer and improve on what he was doing instead of just assuming he knew everything. it disturbed me but the hatch could only open from the outside. even if the sub had not imploded and there was a failure and it floated to the surface, you could not get out. you would still suffocate if you radio contact, so yeah, it bothered me that the hull was made out of carbon fiber. carbon fiber shatters vice under pressure. the pressures down there are actually enormous and i think he was so passionate about what he was doing that he just completely disr

wolf, i think that discussion you were just having about that kind of cryptic line, if you will, from robertshat says oh, but of course a student can still include in their essay the effect race has on them, that's quite a knot to untangle for the college admissions officers, how do you do that without running afoul of the notion that you're taking race too specifically into account. i think they're all studying this, and have been thinking about how to manage their admissions policies. >> very important. audi cornish is with us as well. in her dissent, judge ketanji brown jackson accused the majority of let them eat cake obliviousness and writes the majority pulls the rip cord and announces color blindness for all by legal fiat, by deeming race irrelevant in law does not make it so in life. it's a pretty remarkable statement coming from a supreme court justice. >> it is. but the author of the dissent was sotomayor, and she was very clear that she believed that she did not think the majority's arguments were grounded in fact or grounded in law. she was very much challenging the idea. she call

>> well i'll tell you, wolf, in the courtroom, it was only the dissenters who talked about the real world impact. chief justice john roberts takes the bench. he's been trying to get rid of race conscious admissions for so long. he goes through all the the problems in prior decisions and how the equal protection guarantee had been interpreted saying that the equal protection guarantee in the constitution does not allow classifications based on race for better or worse. obviously these are the kinds of programs that have helped hispanics and blacks get a leg up. and the chief said in the past, maybe this was allowed but there have been time limits to it and let me just tell you what he said at one point. because harvard's and unc's admissions programs lack sufficiently focused and measurable objectives warranting the use of race, in a negative manner involve racial stereotyping and meaningful end points, those cannot be reconciled with the guarantee of the equal production clause. he said essentially that university officials were saying trust us. we're able to do this. you should defer to us. he said no more, we're not. and

robert, what do you see as the biggest challenges for the government on trying this case in florida for example rather than here in washington, d.c.? >> wolf very different jury pool. it may not necessarily be a jury panel that's exclusively republican but it's obviously going to be a decidedly different panel than what would have been the case in the district of columbia and my guess is that the journey panel will be drawn from the vicinity of mar-a-lago. meaning in the palm beach and west palm beach area. so that's obviously a signif significantly different looking trial than what would have been the case in washington and i suspect the reason the prosecution brought the case in the southern district of florida is because they're alleged obstructive conduct that they charged donald trump with occurred in that venue. in the southern district of florida. as far as their case is concerned, they're going to have to make a great effort to try to distinguish this as serious from other situations and we've mentioned other presidents. other conduct involving vice president then vice president biden, hillary clinton, mike pence and so forth. i th

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wolf. i'm assuming you are old enough to have read that story before it got canceled for animal cruelty and transphobia. now we are in the middle of a similar fable, the media, robertha. ever since that guy came down as escalator and beat hillary clinton like the rented mule she is, the media has treated him like hitler times 911. which is weird because unlike hillary, he did not kill anyone. [laughter] you know the hoaxes, russian collusion, the pee tape, the moon landing. according to the media, the walls were always closing in. we got him this time with tweeted hollywood networks almost every week. when the only things closing in were meatheads arteries. they stick their reputations on bringing him down and if america had to fall to bring down the donald, they were cool with it, too. from gets a rate and the media can't turn up the volume anymore. they already went to 11. they already blew out their speakers. to use a common biblical phrase, they already shot at their water. [laughter] that is biblical. leviticus. now, now they are finally getting what they want. it is hard to care. and they fail to see that they gave trump the weapons to fight back. by accusing

robert lee, thank you so much. appreciate your time today, sir. >> thank you. >>> coming up a new discovery around saturn that has scientists over the moon. ahead on "the situation room" congressman adam schiff will join wolf vote to censure him. stay with us. okay. i'i'll work on that. the queen sleep number c2 smart bed is now only $899.. save $200. plus, free home delivery when you add any y ba. shop now only at sleep number. you can't always avoid migraine triggers like your next period. qulipta® can help prevent migraines. you can't always prevent what's going on outside... ...that's why qulipta® helps what's going on inside. qulipta® gets right to work. in a 3-month study, qulipta® significantly reduced monthly migraine days... ...and the majority of people reduced them by 50 to 100%. qulipta® blocks cgrp-- a protein believed to be a cause of migraines. qulipta® is a preventive treatment for episodic migraine. most common side effects are nausea, constipation, and tiredness. learn how abbvie could help you save on qulipta®. j.p. morgan wealth management knows it's easy to get lost in investment research. get help with j.p morgan personal advisors. hey, david! ready to get started? work with advisors

wolf, saying that he's not going to weigh in on any individual candidate. >> very interesting, manu, thank you very much. manu raju up on capitol hill. joining us now, the former trump impeachment lawyer robertack our legal and political experts as well. robert, you, of course, previously represented trump during his first impeachment up on capitol hill. what do you expect the trump legal team's first move to be after this historic arraignment today? >> they will continue to attack the process and the prosecutor, i imagine, over the course of the next several weeks. as far as a legal strategy is concerned, in other words, not the political strategy but the legal strategy, i imagine that you will see a full compliment of pretrial motions. it would be expected in any case. but the former president has some unique defenses including the application of the presidential records act i think, in part, questions about constitutionality. and i think also there will be challenges to decisions that were previously made in the united states district court for the district of columbia relative to piercing the attorney/client privilege and obtaining statements from his then lawyers. i imagine that those s