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to join the $44 44 billion bid and according to analysts, he needs around $2-$10 billion to sell in testack by next friday's deadline. he hasn't done that and the clock is ticking. stu: what do you make of this, david? quick comment. >> do you know that twitter has $600,000 per revenue per employee and apple $200 million per employee. that was in the text released that elon musk had before and that's a huge driver and they have too much people for the revenue they have. stu: that's if he does it. get to the campaign and inflation remains the top issue and house majority whip james clyburn requested that the democrats have a role. susan: he acknowledged they're very aware of how economics work. listen. >> i want to make it very clear, all of us are concerned about these rising costs and all of us knew this would be the case when we put in place this recovery plan. any time you put more money into the economy, prices tend to rise. susan: that's how economics works. i was looking through some of the analysis and even the federal reserve economist at the fed said they handed out $1400 checks

that is something that is unfortunate, it is non standing, and frankly, it has mid-testa sizing in recent in a way that i didn't think i would see over the course of my career. >> certainly hope we wouldn't. >> harry, donald trump, he's out there raising money, holding rallies, but his lawyers have now officially accepted the january 6th committee's subpoena. what happens next? let me guess, he's going to say no. >> what doesn't happen next is he raises his right-hand. i think first, however, you are hearing these stories, he's dying to testify and his lawyers are throwing themselves in front of him. i doubt that seriously. but it doesn't matter. what i think will happen next will be a bunch of sort of phony baloney excuses, or impossible conditions that the committee won't agree to, and the clock is ticking. they only have a few months and then will fall to the committee, do we want to gear up for a big court fight that, a, we could lose -- the courts have never forced a former president to testify about events during his presidency. and be, would just be the focus instead of the very fu