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KERNEN: Do you see the administration getting down to 2% with inflation? BROOKE ROLLINS: The structure of what's happening is incredibly positive. We're already down to 2.9% KERNEN: That was about where it was when Biden left though ROLLINS: That's right. It's continuing to come down though. KERNEN: It's... show more

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KERNEN: Inflation is higher now than it was when Trump took office JASON SMITH: It is. Since the Iran conflict, inflation has ticked up. It's the result of the skyrocketing gas prices KERNEN: It was up even before the war though SMITH: It was at 2.4, 2.5 KERNEN: But headline was high SMITH: Can we do better? Absolutely

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