CBS Face the country Moderator Margaret Brennan baked JD Vance economically because he failed to choose an administrative order, which directly impacts the prices of grocery.
The vice president seems to claim that most of the execution orders issued by Donald Trump this week have nothing to do with the economy.
“You campaign to reduce the price of consumers. We have seen all these execution orders. Which one reduced the price?” Breonnan asked directly.
Wans said: “We have done a lot of things, and many administrative orders have caused work to begin to return to our country, which is the core part of the reduction of prices.” In the first week.
He continued: “More capital investment, creating more employment opportunities in our economy is one of the things that reduce all consumers, but also increase wages so that people have the ability to buy what they need.”
“So will the future price not fall?” Brendan interrupted.
“Margaret, the price will fall, but it takes a little time, right?” Wan Si said. “The president has been the president of five days. I think that in that five days, his achievements have achieved more achievements four years later than Joe Biden. This is an incredible The pace of activity will cooperate with Congress, of course, we will have more orders, and we will try.
Brennan snapped up and held Vance to explain the Trump’s campaign. During this period, the price of eggs became a key election issue.
She said, “But the price of eggs.” “When-when did consumers really contact and feel their lives are different? A series of administrative orders, most of them have nothing to do with the economy.”
Wan Si said, “However, many of them are Margaret.”
However, in the direct conflict with Wans’ promise and Burenan’s questioning, experts and leading economists have been warned in history that the impact of grocery price reduction on the national economy.
Inflation is one of the main features of the Great Depression in the 1930s. This is one of the most serious economic disasters in history, and millions of people are unemployed.
The Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell has repeatedly warned that government agencies set their inflation rate to about 2 %.
The latest data from the United States show that prices rose about 2.9 %.
