CBS News anchor admits no one he talked to outside NH grocery store is 'feeling good about economy'
'If you’re paying more for items that you get every week, that really sticks with you, it really annoys you,' Tony Dokoupil stated.
"CBS Mornings" co-host Tony Dokoupil reported how he and his team couldn’t find anybody outside a New Hampshire grocery that was "feeling good about the economy."
While previewing an upcoming CBS News segment set to air on Sunday, Dokoupil mentioned how people complained about higher food prices, despite macro signs that the economy is improving.
The co-host made the claim while President Biden continues to try and sell his economic achievements – aka "Bidenomics" – ahead of the 2024 presidential election.
Noting why, he said, "Food prices for example, are generally going up. And we talked to a bunch of people outside of a grocery store in Derry, New Hampshire, we couldn’t find anybody feeling good about the economy."
In one interview, Dokoupil spoke to a local woman and tried to reassure her with the fact that the government has brought the inflation rate down. The woman laughed at the host and shook her head, replying, "I don’t know what pocketbook they’re looking at, but it ain’t mine."
She also added she had to take a second job.
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'If you’re paying more for items that you get every week, that really sticks with you, it really annoys you,' Tony Dokoupil stated.
"CBS Mornings" co-host Tony Dokoupil reported how he and his team couldn’t find anybody outside a New Hampshire grocery that was "feeling good about the economy."
While previewing an upcoming CBS News segment set to air on Sunday, Dokoupil mentioned how people complained about higher food prices, despite macro signs that the economy is improving.
The co-host made the claim while President Biden continues to try and sell his economic achievements – aka "Bidenomics" – ahead of the 2024 presidential election.
Noting why, he said, "Food prices for example, are generally going up. And we talked to a bunch of people outside of a grocery store in Derry, New Hampshire, we couldn’t find anybody feeling good about the economy."
In one interview, Dokoupil spoke to a local woman and tried to reassure her with the fact that the government has brought the inflation rate down. The woman laughed at the host and shook her head, replying, "I don’t know what pocketbook they’re looking at, but it ain’t mine."
She also added she had to take a second job.

CBS News anchor admits no one he talked to outside NH grocery store is 'feeling good about economy'
"CBS Mornings" co-host Tony Dokoupil admitted in a show preview that none of the local New Hampshire residents they spoke to outside of a grocery store felt good about the economy.