Stephanie Ruhle explains how a post-covid economy impacted the election

MSNBC anchor Stephanie Ruhle and political analyst David Jolly join Nicolle Wallace and Steph explains how the covid pandemic impacted the economic position Americans reacted to in Tuesday's election.

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#Economy #President #Trump

[hag]

Now you guys are explaining what should have been done 3years ago instead of obsessing over Trump's crimes. The media is really something else.

[hanaisalontan]

We never talk about CORPORATE RECORD PROFITS during that time of high inflation. Why

[DeltaTango]

These cope sessions have been really nice

[bobbyg]

How come Democrats went with Kamala, when Joe Biden got 81 million votes. Kamala is short around 10-15 million votes. Where did those votes go? 🤔

[bennyruff]

Wonder when epstein's list is gonna be released now?

[philiplam]

The issue is that the administration said that the inflation was "transitory", and when it ended up being much more than that, it gave everyone the impression that the administration had no idea what it was talking about.

[Lee-xfbk]

Stephanie Ruhle comes up with the best excuses. Nobody at msnbc equals her when it comes to making excuses. She's a keeper.

[winstonsmith]

I'm surprised there wasn't a sudden outbreak in October.

[ryansteve]

The Wall Street Economy is not the same as the Living Economy. Over 70% of Americans live paycheck to paycheck and don’t own stocks.

[jaytaylor]

Tampon Tim wasn’t absorbent enough to stop the red wave😂

[muddywater]

The White House/The House of Representatives/The Senate and the Supreme Court.

[davidrhinehart]

When I look at wallace, I remember how over 4, 000 service members were killed and over 40, 000 were wounded looking for those wmds she and her buddy bush lied about being in iraq and then bush mocking them in a video pretending to look for those wmds under his chair and desk in the white house.

[JimDavidson-FingerpickinGood]

Stephanie, the technical definition of inflation is 'growth of the money supply at a rate that exceeds the growth of the economy.' This is basic economics and inflation is a DIRECT result of government spending which has resulted in a $35.9-trillion national debt upon which we are paying over $1-trillion per year in interest on debt.

[neiloevocati]

De Niro is opening a Half-Way-House the Unburdened

[ChuckNorriz]

Classic dems! Let’s not learn a lesson and regroup. No let’s find excuses and tell the majority why they are wrong. Stupidity and hubris is a toxic combination.

[rodgerwoods]

Guess the 2020 election infection backfired on them in the long

[Jesse-vh]

Germany had democracy, until they didn't.

[scottbigler]

2020 election was an outlier due to Covid… too many voting laws changed at last minute due to pandemic. Finally elections are back to normal. 👍🏻

[mscbijles]

Is this finally sinking in?!? It happens in all Western countries, it happens due to humongous greed and no matter how much my wages have gone up, I don’t feel inflation in the same way the numbers are reported. I feel it in my wallet!
I don’t get why so many people this election have ignored how everyday citizens perceive the price gouging. (I’d never vote republican, but I do get how so many people could have felt let down because the real economy wasn’t discussed as much.)

[jimeagle]

Where did ~15 million people suddenly

Thanks
~Jim Eagle