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Hi, I'm Molly JongFast, and this is Fast Politics, where we discussed the top political headlines with some of today's best minds.

We're on vacation, but that doesn't mean we don't have a great show for you today.

Michael Rohatton on his his documentary Drop Dead City.

It's an amazing portrait of New York City in the 70s when it ran out of money.

But first, we have the Groundwork Collective's own Lindsay Owens on the Groundwork Collective's Blockbuster Reporting on Instacart's dynamic pricing scam.

Welcome to fast politics.

Thanks for having me.

Explain to us what the Groundwork Collective is and how you got involved.

So Groundwork Collaborative is a think tank based in Washington, D.C.

We're focused on building an economy that works for all of us. The last five

years or so, that has meant we have been laser focused on high prices, cost of living, affordability.

This is the top issue that Americans care about. In every poll that we have fielded for five years now,

Americans are laser focused on the price of groceries,

the price of housing, the price of health care, the fact that inflation was rising, now we have

Trump's tariffs. And so we spend most of our time thinking about why are price is high, who is to blame

what we can do about it. Okay. So this gets us to Instacard discuss.

Yeah.

So look, Americans are really frustrated with grocery prices.

If you ask Americans which prices vex them the most, they say grocery prices.

That's not super surprising because you buy a lot of groceries, right? You don't

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