KJP is Wrong About America's Confidence in Biden

Jean-Pierre: “Inflation fell to the lowest level in three years. That’s important. Consumer confidence is at the highest level since July and the second-highest level in two years."

BURNS: “Who feels good about the economy right now? Who feels bad about the economy right now? Alright. Shelley, let me ask you first. What do you think is going on economically? What are the challenges you are facing economically?”
UNKNOWN: “I would think it would be groceries, gas, everything you have to buy every day is way more expensive than previous years.”
BURNS: “Let me — let me ask you this. Right now, when you look on paper, right, you’ve got low unemployment rates, wages are up, inflation is easing, stock market is doing well, but are you feeling any of that? How do you feel about the economy day to day?
UNKNOWN: “I’m not sure I agree with what you just said.”
UNKNOWN 2: “Not better off now than I was four years ago. I retired three years ago. I never planned on using some of the money that I saved to retire that I had to use because of the economy now. So, I don’t know if the stock market is up, I must be in the wrong place. Because I’m not making the same money that I was making before.”

Jean-Pierre: "And so we’re glad to see that Americans are feeling more confident about the economy.”