Inflation is the result of rising wages. However, we're in a place now where wages haven't even matched inflation for decades. Suddenly things start catching up and everyone loses their mind, claiming it's the fault of unemployment insurance.

Can you elaborate the types and causes of inflation being mentioned?

Asset inflation, I assume?

Inflation benefits people with debts. People with assets are quite untouched, you'd even think that real estate is viewed as a safe investment (the "concrete gold" meme). Better unemployment benefits would help, but under Delaware Biden they are a political impossibility.

Unemployment benefits are currently the best they’ve ever been by a wide margin.

The word is "currently", isn't it? They'll be rolled back soon enough, same as in 2008, to get the plebs back to work.

One assumes, though it's expected the child tax credit will be introduced in a permanent bill eventually, so I think there's a chance we'll see a more permanent UI benefit too. At least I hope.

Pfft. Biden rolled back immigration restrictions in a period of record unemployment, and you expect improvement in unemployment benefits? Labour must be squeezed, and the child tax credit does that, too. Can't have a reduction in births, that would mean less workers fighting for a job twenty years down the line.