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Former World Bank president, Purdue University Distinguished fellow and Wall Street Journal contributor David Malpass weighs in on the economy.
Malpass: 1.4% growth doesn't get people ahead and it also doesn't mean that there's enough production in the economy to really keep the energy sector going.
He says the government is not doing what's needed to get the regulations in a way that you can actually build it.
David Gergen : It's hard for Biden to run on change. So he he'll have to defend his record. The record's not very good. Candidates must run on what you're going to do. And Trump , Trump 's been clear that he would have more energy production, more production in general for the economy. I think that's a good plan for how to bring inflation down. If you can do that, if you say that and then are able to begin implementing markets will help you and the and interest rates would be able to come down.
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