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liz: jpl has been renominated by president biden, do you feel he's the right man he kept rates are veryhe supply chain problems in the covid demand and stoked about inflation and price hikes. >> the inflation is going to be here for a long time because they will have less money to spend and really worried about the status of the economy in 2022. all of these things there will be a lot of merchandise sitting at the harvard worldwide there is would be a walk of merchandise in the store which means retailers are not going to buy if we don't act now. liz: isaac, have a fantastic holiday, i want to tell our viewers you are going to donate 50 cents to every toy sold by the homeless, that's a wonderful thing. everybody should check out his link. isaac of mga entertainment. his being disbarred to silicon valley child of the decade, elizabeth combs takes the stand in california, details of what she said on day two of her testimony, straight ahead, closing about 18 minutes away it's holding on from 232 points. s&p up 16. needs to see again of six and a half points to see a record. we are there. ♪

but if he thought that jpl could be confirmed, but then he didn't have the characteristics that he was we wouldn't be talking about jay paul tonight. when the president talked to chairman paul, they talked about the importance of centering climate change in the federal reserve in the oversight of financial markets, and they're networking with other banks with how paul's been working on climate change. recognizing that this is a real risk for the economy. and jerome powell and him, have articulated the importance of taking that risk very seriously on financial recollection. they know that a reckless wall street can take down an economy, they have already done so in the past, and that kind of oversight is essential for president biden. remember, he is all about middle bottom out economics. and if the growth is only flowing to the top, and they are engaged in reckless financial behavior. that is not okay with them. and i know that that was a topic of conversation with both paul and -- >> i have to say, i've never heard of discussion of the federal reserves involved in climate change, but

and 500 million doses are being donated under the usa jpl contract. an additional 500 million doses of vaccine will be purchased. we recently modified a contract with moderna to support that company's commitment to make the vaccine available to the african community. thank you for inviting me to testify before you on efforts to support the covid-19 --. i look forward to answering your questions. >> thank you for your testimony. we now welcome questions. i will start. i will be frank. you know that i am. the air responsible monopolistic behavior of moderna is infuriating. why dare not has made billions of dollars in profits -- moderna has made billions of dollars and profits. the company's refusal to recognize nih's role in the development of the vaccine. does refuse to cooperate with partners for increase production of its vaccine. that is unacceptable. my questions are -- why is moderna able to limit the reduction of vaccine? what is the administration doing to compel the company to increase production as well as distribute the vaccine at a reduced c