Christine Romans
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Oct 15, 2026
Laura JarrettHOST
... highlighted in that jump in inflation and soaring energy prices.
Laura JarrettHOST
NBC's chief business correspondent, Christine Romans, joins us on set this morning.
Laura JarrettHOST
Christine, good morning.
Christine RomansCORRESPONDENT
Good morning.
Eric ShinerPANELIST
So it's not a category.
Tim GrahamHOST
Well, the general habit in 2022 as we recall from the network news was even when they would do stories on inflation, we were all like, "Let's look for the word Biden in this story." Like, you know, now we turn to Christine Romans who will talk about all the places inflation's really bad right now, and we'll make sure we don't mention that anybody is really actually responsible, is kind of the way that we went through 2022.
Eric ShinerPANELIST
It's, yeah, it's like weather.
Tim GrahamHOST
So obviously, uh, uh, Joey Vasquez and Craig Bannister yesterday were making this note.
Tom LlamasHOST
They work hard and believe they've done everything right, and yet they still keep falling behind.
Tom LlamasHOST
Christine Romans has their story.
Sydney JensenSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
I don't know who doesn't feel overwhelmed thinking about how much it costs to live, like even just the bare minimum.
Sydney JensenSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
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Steve PattersonCORRESPONDENT
Christine Romans: Sydney and Mike Jensen thought they were on solid financial footing.
Sydney JensenSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
I think that we, like, we're like a lot of families in that we live paycheck to paycheck.
Sydney JensenSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Good morning.
Steve PattersonCORRESPONDENT
Christine Romans: They live a modest life in Lincoln, Nebraska.
Al RokerHOST
That's according to a Pew Research Center, uh, survey.
Al RokerHOST
So NBC's chief business correspondent Christine Romans is here to help us navigate these sandwich years.
Christine RomansCORRESPONDENT
Good morning.
Al RokerHOST
Now, this is a new term, by the way, I'd even heard of until a couple years ago.
Thom TillisGUEST
No, no.
Thom TillisGUEST
You know, Stephen, if you take a look at Christine Romans, Steven Miller, they, they destroyed the narrative about Republicans actually getting serious about the border.
Thom TillisGUEST
Why didn't we, we, we ...
Thom TillisGUEST
I heard in the prior segment, we've, uh, the, the, the support among Hispanics has almost evaporated.
Tom LlamasHOST
It means two jobs, long days, and sometimes not a lot to show for all the work she's doing.
Tom LlamasHOST
Here's Christine Romans.
Maggie VespaCORRESPONDENT
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Maggie VespaCORRESPONDENT
Okay.
Jade CrosswrentchSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
If they needed to, by all means, do what you have to do.
Jade CrosswrentchSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
But I'm working hard so that you don't have to work as hard.
speaker_13NARRATOR
Christine Romans, NBC News.
Tom LlamasHOST
Just one of the many Americans trying to afford America.
Craig MelvinHOST
First, though, look who's standing by.
Craig MelvinHOST
Christine Romans has some news that we can use on a Monday morning.
Craig MelvinHOST
She's going to map out some money saving strategies for your groceries from the cheapest place to get produce to the best delivery options and more.
Craig MelvinHOST
But first, these messages.
Yasmin VossoughianHOST
This steady increase has been going on for weeks, straining the housing market, which was already pretty fragile, and it's coming alongside the broader economic uncertainty driven largely, of course, by the war with Iran.
Yasmin VossoughianHOST
So to get more insight into what American homebuyers and consumers need to know about all of this, I want to bring in NBC News' Chief Business Correspondent Christine Romans.
Yasmin VossoughianHOST
Hi.
Christine RomansGUEST
Hi, Yasmin.
6 MINS LATER
Jane LytvinenkoCORRESPONDENT
Tariffs, tax cuts, there's another war.
Jane LytvinenkoCORRESPONDENT
People are still in that vibe session, but for different reasons.
Yasmin VossoughianHOST
Christine Romans, thank you.
Yasmin VossoughianHOST
By the way, everybody, you need to tune in to my friend's-
Craig MelvinHOST
Of course, that makes it a lot more expensive for folks to buy a home.
Craig MelvinHOST
NBC's chief business correspondent, Christine Romans, here in the studio to break it all down for us.
Craig MelvinHOST
Christine, good morning.
Christine RomansCORRESPONDENT
Good morning, guys.
Christine RomansCORRESPONDENT
You'll get a little bit more, guys.
Craig MelvinHOST
All right.
Craig MelvinHOST
Christine Romans.
Craig MelvinHOST
Christine, thank you.