 that what we're seeing is really that's where inflation is going, that it's going back down toward 2%. Even if prices aren't climbing as fast as they had been, the cost of living is still higher than many people would like. And for some, the high interest rates the Fed's using to combat inflation only compound the pain. Democratic Senator Sherrod Brown of Ohio says those high rates make it more expensive to buy a house or carry a balance on your credit card. Americans are frustrated. No, actually, Americans are pissed off.