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On Feb 25 2024 broadcast of the Fox Business Network’s “Cavuto: Coast to Coast,” White House Council of Economic Advisers Chair stated that the White House is okay with the latest GDP report, “especially once you get under the hood, you take out some of those more volatile components, consumer spending and investment look great.” And “the underlying economy is solid as ever.”<ref>Ian Hanchett, [https://www.breitbart.com/clips/2024/04/26/white-house-were-ok-with-slower-gdp-report-undyling-economy-is-solid-as-ever/ White House: We’re OK with Slower GDP Report, ‘Underlying Economy Is Solid as Ever’], ''Breitbart'', 04/26/2024.</ref>
On Feb 25 2024 broadcast of the Fox Business Network’s “Cavuto: Coast to Coast,” White House Council of Economic Advisers Chair stated that the White House is okay with the latest GDP report, “especially once you get under the hood, you take out some of those more volatile components, consumer spending and investment look great.” And “the underlying economy is solid as ever.”<ref>Ian Hanchett, [https://www.breitbart.com/clips/2024/04/26/white-house-were-ok-with-slower-gdp-report-undyling-economy-is-solid-as-ever/ White House: We’re OK with Slower GDP Report, ‘Underlying Economy Is Solid as Ever’], ''Breitbart'', 04/26/2024.</ref>
==Fast food as a "luxury"==
==Fast food as a 'luxury'==
May 2024 analysis: "Bidenflation Turned Fast Food into ‘Luxury’ for 78% of Americans."
May 2024 analysis: "Bidenflation Turned Fast Food into ‘Luxury’ for 78% of Americans."<ref>John Nolte, [https://www.breitbart.com/politics/2024/05/29/nolte-bidenflation-turned-fast-food-into-luxury-for-78-of-americans/ Nolte: Bidenflation Turned Fast Food into ‘Luxury’ for 78% of Americans]
''Breitbart'', 05/29/2024.<blockquote><small>
Lending Tree surveyed 2,000 American adults and found 78 percent now consider fast food a luxury.
“78% of consumers view fast food as a luxury because it’s become increasingly expensive,” reports Lending Tree. “Additionally, half of Americans say they view fast food as a luxury because they’re struggling financially”
Of those making less than $30,000 a year, 71 percent see fast food as a luxury, as do 58 percent of parents with young kids, 58 percent of those in Generation Z, and 53 percent of women...</small></blockquote></ref>
==See also==
==See also==