robert wolf, former obama economic adviser and fox news contributor.oug holtz-eakin, president of american action forum. dive into the debate. douglas, start with you first. as i was getting ready for this segment i was reminded of this michigan school district that i got a billion dollars to spend on electric school busses only to then say it's been fabulous, we appreciate the effort, but the busses hardly work. so, is there a major learning curve here that the industry just doesn't ready for? >> oh, i think there's no question about that. i mean, we should just stipulate that in any industry, bankruptcy reorganizations, liquidations are economic par for the course, it happens. the difference here is we are not following the normal economic course of events. administration has piled hundreds of billions of taxpayer dollars to jump start and create from out of whole cloth an industry and the supply chain for the industry and fuel for the industry and it's not ready for the demands placed on it and we will see nor failures. it's not ready. >> just some

bring in our panel now, doug holtz-eakin, and robert wolf. welcome to both of you. great to have you. it's something we have been talking on this program a lot about, and as i remind everybody, for most americans owning a home the single largest asset they will ever acquire in their lives. many will stay in them for quite some time. so, doug, what is happening here? are we seeing the american dream shrinking? i mean, at least with these housing sizes that is happening. they are charging the same amount and you are getting less. >> well, you adjust on the margins you can and this is a very tough environment. you can't really look for apartments, you know, apartment rents are going up at over 5% a year still, we have high interest rates, we have, you know, the fallout of the great overstimulus, left us with inflation and real wages down 6% since the start of the biden administration. so what margin do you have left to make it cheaper? shrink the house, that's what they are doing. >> sandra: that's really interesting. wall street journal, good-bye to the bathtub and th

. >> john: kick it around with our panel, jason chaffetz and robert wolf, both are fox news contributor. robert, start with you. put up the latest fox news poll. the condition of the economy is good, 20% of people say yes. 80% say no. that's right around the ballpark of where it's been for most of the year and minority voters are apparently giving biden poor grades as well. politico interviewed a group of voters of color, used words like discouraged, pessimistic, pathetic to describe the plight of the economy for them. so i'm wondering, when biden talks about bidenomics and the economy and growing the middle class out, he says it's working. so why the disconnect? >> john, thanks for having me on, hi, jason. i mean listen, we still have inflation even though it has come way off its peak it's stim impacting everyday americans. with that being said, polls all over the place, consumer confidence the highest in two years, gdp is run by the consumer, a household survey that said job satisfaction is near record high. the labor market is the best it's been in forever for the most part, and wage

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alison roberts, author of wolf road. you are watching breakfast.ping for a better return on your savings, and really back the bank's tactics to tame inflation? an issue that matters to all of us. is a rate rise good for you?

wolf. >> repororter: earlyly wednesda sourceces tell cbsbs news an f team tried t to arrest r robert at hise, less than an hour's drive where the president is traveling tonight. some kind of confrontation ensued, and robertson died in a shootout. the fbi had been investigating robertson for five months for allegedly making threats against other officials, among them manhattan district attorney alvin bragg, new york attorney general letitia james, and attorney general merrick garland, all of them overseeing criminal or civil proceedings against former president donald trump. in march, using truth social, a platform favored by trump, robertson said he would be traveling to new york to fulfill his dream of killing bragg. the criminal complaint includes allegations of more than two dozen other threats against vice president harris, prosecutors, and fbi agents. >> there is a line to be crossed, and clearly this individual crossed that line. and that's why the fbi was there today. >> reporter: neighbors tell cbs news robertson was active in his church, pro second amendment, and someone known to h

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