REPORTER (to Biden): "Rents are up - the cost of everyday items are up. Inflation in the U.S. is at a 13 year high. So, when specifically should Americans expect those prices to come down?"

B911 ^ | Nov 2, 2021

[Conservat1]

REPORTER: "Rents are up - the cost of everyday items are up. Inflation in the U.S. is at a 13 year high. So, when specifically should Americans expect those prices to come down?"

BIDEN: "The significant reason why prices are up, is because of COVID affecting the supply chains." pic.twitter.com/q5uwrf8ySW— Breaking911 (@Breaking911) November 2, 2021

[FatherofFive]

Liars gotta lie. It is what they do

[RBW in PA]

Lying bastard.

[1Old Pro]

That’s his answer for all questions about any of his failures.

[Pollard]

So, when specifically should Americans expect those prices to come down?"

When the pandemic is over

When will the pandemic be over? Cases are already falling.

When every single human being on the planet over 6 months of age has had the magic jab.

[TexasFreeper2009]

never.. you raised the minimum wage! EVERYONE KNOWS when you raise the minimum wage everything costs more. And if that were not enough, the government starting sending everyone checks! yeah.. that was stupid!

[CatOwner]

COVID being the reason for what ails this country is enough to convince a majority of Americans, even some conservatives. The state of our country in a nutshell run by a nutjob with 81 million votes.

[ncfool]

Too easy to answer.

[central_va]

EVERYONE KNOWS when you raise the minimum wage everything costs more.

Not really. There is no historical correlation between raising the minimum wage and inflation. They are totally disconnected if you look at the data. A lot of people have studied this and much of the data is online.

[al_c]

Gas prices is slowly dropping. So there’s that.

[NEMDF]

I thought the line last week was that the shortages are due to we all have so much money now that the economy is in such great shape, that people are just buying ALOT OF STUFF.

Which is it?

[SaveFerris]

( “The significant reason why prices are up, is because of COVID affecting the supply chains.” )

Don’t forget Pregnant Pete... (Not you)

[JennysCool]

Anyone who still believes COVID is about health and not about Leftist control is kidding themselves.

[GOPJ]

Sounds like the reporter asking this question is a 'domestic terrorist'. Maybe the FBI should send some boys out to talk to her and her company... That should should shut her up.

[GOPJ]

Sounds like the reporter asking this question is a 'domestic terrorist'. Maybe the FBI should send some boys out to talk to her and her company... That should should shut her up. /s

[CatOwner]

Well, a majority of Americans are kidding themselves and our country right into oblivion.

[cuban leaf]

Covid is not causing it. The response to covid is what is causing it. And I suspect it is all going as planned. This is worth your time:

https://articles.mercola.com/sites/articles/archive/2021/11/02/slavery-system.aspx

It’s not just covid that is being used against us. And it is international.

[norwaypinesavage]

"BIDEN: "The significant reason why prices are up, is because of COVID affecting the supply chains."

Follow up Question: So then, Why didn't Covid effect the 'supply chain' when Trump was president?

[Erik Latranyi]

Whenever Hitler was asked about the high inflation in Germany, he blamed Jews.

No different.

[monkeyshine]

Prices don’t go down unless there is robust competitive forces in the market. The federal government made sure to put a lot of small business out of business for good and that benefits the conglomerates and gives them pricing power.

It’s going to be a long time, imo, before we even see pricing stability. Several years. It is a sellers market now, sellers get to set the price. They have very little competition to deal with and I’m talking across the spectrum from input product suppliers to manufacturers to the major retailers.