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concludes the ib testimony on v.a.'s budget. my colleagues and i look forward to any questions you and the committee may have. >> thank you, mr. liermann. it is been informed that you did most of the talking and the others will answer the questions. is that true? >> that's right. >> all right. we will start that then. you spoke about this shane in your remarks last week, we had a hearing on whether the v.a. needs infrastructure to support its veterans for years to come. one of these categories is construction. the v.a. has a lack of funding to complete projects that are under way. you pointed out if we are able to get the infrastructure bill there is $15 billion there, which would be incredibly significant. can you all speak to why you think this account meeds needs for funding and what it means in terms of the services the v.a. provides to your members. i would say this. i am part of the bipartisan team that's doing negotiations on the 3 $587 billion package. the v.a. is not in that. tell me about using the infrastructure money

rank or ib percentile to meriwasure whethe it's cheap or expensive.ike's example shows you how easy it is for these calls, in this case limiting the potential upside while limiting his downside for investors who use a volatile rank or percentile, this gives you more data to look into the volume surface that you're trading when you trade these options. as far as comments on the charts, that's why i think this strategy is suitable in this market environment it's something that's been existing for a few weeks now, but that could go on for a few more weeks or even a few months. during that time, as markets continue to melt up, if you will, this strategy allows you to take advantage of that while limiting your downside risk. >>> coming up, one of the most discussed names this week, nike. what to do with last week's trades now that all the opinions are in if you have a question out there, tweet us. you might just get your answer on air bein be back right after this weeken. fifteen minutes until we board. oh yeah, we gotta take off. you downloaded the td ame

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could your story also be... about ibs-c?k to your doctor and say yes to linzess. ♪♪ >>> welcome back. to borrow a line from "the godfather," last week's biden/putin summit wasn't personal. it was strictly business. a brief no-frills meeting between two men who can neither trust nor verify especially when it comes to russia-based cyber attacks. so was it a success or was it a mistake? joining me is fee own in hill, a top advisor to president trump on russia, so concerned about what happened at the helsinki, she considered faking an illness. she helped brief president biden before this trip. dr. hill, welcome to "meet the press." >> thanks so much, chuck. >> let me start with this. instead of trying to gauge asking you whether it was worth it, when will you decide whether this geneva summit was worth it? what should we watch for to find out if this summit was a good idea or not? >> i think that's really the right approach, chuck, looking forward. we'll have to see if there are additional meetings at high level. we heard as we

rank or ib percentile to measure whether it's cheap or expensive.ility is far more nuanced than that. i think mike's example shows you how he's able to collect so much premium. in this case leveraging the potential upside while limiting his downside for investors who use a volatile rank or percentile, this gives you more data to look into the underlying volatility surface that you're actually trading when you're trading these options. definitely look into that. as far as carter's comments on the charts, that's why i think this strategy is suitable in this market environment. i've been talking about, the market breadth problem is something that's bee existing for a few weeks now, but that could go on for a few more weeks or even a few months. during that time, as markets continue to melt up, if you will, this type of strategy allows you to take advantage of that while limiting your downside risk. >>> coming up, one of the most discussed names this week, nike. what to do with last week's trade now that all the opinions are in >>> plus, got a question

could your story also be... about ibs-c?>> greg: follow the signs, they said. while they while they knowingly misled. a scientist recently published a letter calling for a closer look into the covid lab leak theory is now admitting why she and some colleagues didn't speak out sooner. trump. a genetic engineer who works at mit and hartford, which means unlike jimmy, she can read. she told nbc news that her and her colleagues were discussing the lab leak series thinking that their words would be labeled racist. she is more concerned with the potential bogus accusation than admitting lacking integrity now. but now they can speak out, because they no longer risk aligning with trump. at the time, it was scared to be associated with trump. so people didn't want to publicly leak call for investigation into the lab origins. so there you have it, the science changes based on who the media thinks is a racist. now when you hear scientists changing to and from a no way to a yeah may be, including guys like sachi, just know it's not scie

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could your story also be about ibs-c?. >>> welcome back. the panel is here, and, yes, in person again. nbc news correspondent andrea mitchell, joshua johnson, danielle pletka of the american enterprise institute and yamiche alcindor and this is the first time we can say you're the moderator of washington week and congratulations on that. >> thank you. >> on first freedom friday our team laid out three ways this bipartisan deal can get derailed. scenario one, conservatives revolt. you saw that with lindsey graham, a plan that he called extortion. you heard bill cassidy say maybe the president's statement helped calm the waters. see therrio two, the democratic consensus unravels. we heard how that's possible from congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez. however, i sense there is an attempt to not make the white house mad. i mean i thought that was interesting there. and then, scenario three is something, we call it the great unknown. the fact is these are fragile majorities, okay, and anything can happen and suddenly the maj

could your story also be about ibs-c?o your doctor and say yess to linzess. >>> lori roberts is a columnist for the arizona republican newspaper. i want to show you the title of her latest title today. this is about republican congressman paul gosar and new indications that he has planned a fund-raiser at the end of this week as a white nationalist, who advocates for the whites only homeland. roberts latest column is titled paul gosar is going full-on white nationalist and the gop's silence is not surprising. lori roberts joining us. i appreciate you being here. >> hi, good to see you. >> i feel like a lot of us looking in from the outside at this phenomenon, with what's going on with republicans in arizona right now are seeing two things. one is the audit. the so-called audit of the presidential election result which seems to be having -- it's having certainly, making national waves. there's some interesting polling out today which suggests that voters in arizona may themselves be quite turned off by that. but 31 there's

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could your story also be... about ibs-c?new covid protocols for the upcoming season. the plan to divide into two groups the vaccinated and unvaccinated. the unvaccinated players prohibited from joining the team and still wear a mask and social distance. many players are upset that pushing back and those who receive covid easily. he said this is crazy. did we vote for this? i stay in a hotel and we still have meetings. we will still be together in vaccinated players can go out of the hotel and bring covid back to where i am here that talk show host, the first and the best joins us now, mike francesa. does he have a point? >> no. first of all, players have too much power and always pushing for more power. and the agreement, they have to be negotiated but here should be the rule. everybody gets vaccinated, that is it. you want to play in the league, that is it. you can't have two sets of rules for players. and not know, coaches don't know if the players will be available or in or out of the lineup. one rule for all. everybody g

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