economist steven davis of the university of chicago found work from home has drawn the impyaire into side of your screen there the participation rate of those with the most health impairments is 2 1/2 times greater when they can work from home all sorts of groups can be working in greater numbers couples who live with only one job, the other can work remotely the data suggests that it could be fueling job growth, which may not be as inflationary as the fed believes >> before i turn to our expert, is it possible people are working two jobs when they are working from home, maybe they're double dipping >> you know, i think our expert has more data on that. apparently, there's lousy government data on people working multiple jobs. that doesn't show a whole lot of change, but they's a sort of widespread agreement that we're not capturing the multiple job holders out there. but you're right i'm getting called on my other line from my other job here. >> i know somebody that was working for two different state governments. let's bring in steven davis, senior fellow at the hoover institution

of that is from women and work-from-home could play a major role here along with higher wages steven davis from the university of chicago and the hoover institute found work from home has drawn the health impaired into the labor force his data showed people with health impairments participate in greater percentages when they can work from home for example, the participation rate on the right side of your screen of those with the most health impairments or self-reported, 2 1/2 times greater when they can work from home davis tells me work from home expands job options for people who live in remote and left behind places with a limited set of nearby job opportunities. this work-from-home phenomenon has gotten a bad rap of late in part because there's concern these workers in some cases are less productive. that could be hurting some individual companies but the data suggests for the broader economy there are benefits that fuel job growth that may not be as inflationary as the fed believes. >> that's pretty interesting about the inflation tie-in, but it doesn't really get to the fact that we

economist steven davis found work from home strong with the health impaired into the labor force. percentages when they work from home the participation of those with the most health impairments in the survey is 2.5 times higher when they work from home it goes further. davis tells me work from home expands job options for remote and left from behind options with limited job opportunities work from home has gotten a bad wrap because of the concern workers can be less productivity that could, of course, hurt individual companies depending how they manage employees. the data suggests the broader economy benefits fuelling job growth that may not be as inflationary as the fed believes andrew >> okay. why are you making a face, melissa lee? >> it is really, really interesting. if there are more bodies and more people able to participate, why are wages so sticky? why are they going up? >> you know, i think that's part oftakes. it is not just the ability to work from home, but reserve wage of i'm not working unless i make x or y that is part of it i would not think of work intere from ho

steven miller the founder for america first legal and senior adviser to trump and cara davis host of just listen to yourself podcast. cara, what's the impact of the mug shot will be? >> jesse, totally honest with you, when i first saw the mug shot and there's a lot of people like this is bad ass. i'm like i don't think black people are glorifying this. then i thought, it is kind of bad ass so i called a couple of black men i knew and asked them and they placeically said the same thing and called my husband and said what do you think. he looks defiant and i realize, yeah, a lot of people are responding really well to this and a lot of black men are like this feels counter cultural and we're always fighting the system and here is the system coming for another person. i love that clip of the martha stuart comparison. so in is serious. it's a very serious thing happening to the former president. it's resinating among particularly black men and where it's not resinating with black women. i went onto social media and took the temperature of what was going on between men and women, and by f

davis. mike, what can you tell us about trump's new attorney steven sadow that sol did not inform us about? people were saying switching attorneys, you know, tim was a former attorney. obviously now we have another attorney. is this a sign of weakness in their case or strength? the motorcade is back on the move. by the way, they are already processed and they are on their way back to the plane. so that was quick. go ahead, mike. >> i would say president trump is gearing up. he is getting the best attorneys for the various democrat law fare around the country. is he ultimately going to prevail in all of these cases before the united states supreme court. this is lawless. all of these cases on every front. presidential records case, alvin bragg's case up in new york for the noncrime of a businessman settling a nuisance claim. these january 6th cases. the issue is does this get resolved before november 5th 2024? and i think the american people are going to say to these democrat prosecutors and these democrat judges and these democrat juries and these democrat hell holes of new york, d.c. and a