and as mark warner pointed out, it could be somebody on the left or the right to try to lock in voteson't know at this point. >> sandra: and thank you for mark warner coming on. >> john: i always appreciate a chance to question my senator. >> sandra: absolutely, absolutely, i hope he comes back soon. dow now, almost half past the hour, a heck of a day, a week for wall street. dow is down about 1,000 points. not just growing concern of a u.s. recession, there is growing concern of a global slowdown as well. so, president biden taking a lot of heat for certain economic figures that continue to come out from the u.s. economy and they are going into attack mode. not on themselves but the republicans and the maga agenda. former home depot c.e.o. bob nardelli joining us on that. >> john: and backlash on a slew of information, including the self-proclaimed mary poppins of disinformation, and stay with us. >> critical race theory has become one of those hot button issues that the republicans and other, you know, disinformers who are engaged in disinformation for profit. one? once-weekly ozemp

my guest today is the senior democrat senator mark warner. is this ukraine war the wake—up call america needed? senator mark warner, welcome to hardtalk. thank you so much. is there an attitude in this city, washington, dc, that you politicians are now prepared to do whatever it takes to ensure ukraine's victory in the war with vladimir putin? well, my sense, stephen, is that this is not only an attitude that's reflected by politicians, by the american public, quite honestly, i think it is the british government, the british public. what has taken place over the last few months is, you know, the west, nato have come back together, an organisation that candidly a year ago at the end of the trump presidency was totally broken. i think a lot of that was due to the fact that the american intelligence community, along with the british had been very forward—leaning up to the beginning of the conflict about vladimir putin's intentions and made the case that he was going to not only invade ukraine, but invade in a massive way, as he has. i remember a

joining us now, democratic senator mark warner, the chair of the intelligence committee. it's great to see you. do you expect this will pass? it has bipartisan support. >> good news, bad news. it will pass with more than 80 votes. when you take this aid and combined with the earlier military aid, combined with the amount of aid that the europeans have sent militarily, and we are approaching $50 billion in military aid to ukraine since the beginning of the year. if you take that number and compare it to the overall russian defense budget on an annual basis, they are $66 billion, you are showing that ukraine will have the capacity to fight putin at least in terms of arms with almost near parody. the russian air force is bigger and they have other weapons. in terms of on the ground, it's close to parity. we had one republican senator hold us up. over the weekend, because donald trump and some of the russian propaganda, that one senator has now gone to 11 republican senators who are opposing this aid. i find that very troubling. luckily, you have something that maybe only ran

my guest today is the senior democrat senator mark warner.

from senator mark warner of virginia, russia's attack on ukraine is exacerbating food shortages globally. it's time for the senate to act and pass aid to support ukrainians. deborah is in massachusetts next. good morning. caller: good morning. how are you? host: i'm fine, thank you. caller: i'm trying to wrap my head around the funding that has gone to ukraine. while i do agree with most of it, i believe that the funding as far as cash goes should go more towards equipment and a portion should go towards humanitarianism, and i say that because prior history shows that the funding that was sent to ukraine from years past was misused by mr. biden. that is on tape. as a conservative i want to help the ukrainian people where the suffering is real and a lot of people do not believe that even on the concern -- conservative side as well as my democrat friends side. so that is basically what i have to say. host: we touched on more vague deeper dive into ukraine aid. the congressional research service does this and they have a report, crs. congress.gov, and they do the tally on how much u.s. secu

. >> mark warner also said no supreme court justices should be threatened. >> i think anyone will yourreme court justice under threat of whether you're the people, senators who voted for impeachment of mr. trump whose lives are put in threats, i think that action is outrageous. >> more protest taking place tonight near justices homes. nonprofits called it pulling. anita: lucas tomlinson, thank you very much. catholic churches across the country are bracing for the possibility of pro-choice protests at mother's day services tomorrow in response to the draft opinion to overturn roe v. wade. a church in colorado was vandalized earlier this week. electric mcadams is live with more on this. what are we expecting tomorrow? >> we are waiting to find out how many people could show up on mother's day and protest. right now across the country and new york, preparing for protest. nypd expected to have more officers in front of the cathedral tomorrow morning. this all comes as activists : americans to protest potential and to abortion rights. this weekend protest topping out across the country, ch

we have become a nation addicted to rage. >> john: you talk about no decency left, senator mark warnergram on a regular basis, had the courage that the white house did not have, to condemn the harassment of justices. >> i completely condemn the leak and whoever leaked it, i don't have the foggiest idea who did it. whoever did it, ought to be prosecuted to the full extent of the law. but let's not jump to the conclusion because i've seen all the theories and again, this is the kind of, i think, cheapening of america where rules, morals, are being undermined on a constant basis. >> john: in full agreement with you, cheapening america, undermind on a constant basis. >> and when the white house was asked about the leak, they also refused to condemn it. and you are left there breathless. >> john: jen psaki said i don't think we have a position on that. >> yeah, this is one of the core traditions and critical ethical standards that govern the supreme court. and the white house could not muster the courage to say that's wrong, you know. there's -- instead, the white house seems to be endorsin

. >> i understand you were sort of taunting virginia senator mark warner about march madness.ing right there? >> when i play basketball, not very well as that shows, in high school, the coach always says if they get to the paint, make them run at the free throw line. take him down, man. >> did he call a foul on you there? >> he thought it was right next to murder, but the truth is that, you know, he came in the paint, i just -- i just reacted as i was taught. >> bottom line, if he's going to come in the paint, we can expect that, right? >> he knows now not to come in the paint. shoot the 20-footer. >> cory booker shooting from half b-court every time now whe he plays against you. jon test, thank you for coming in. >> it is a pleasure to be with you. thank you. >>> what elon musk says his twitter deal is on hold this morning. and an announcement he made before the markets opened. >>> plus, we're going to take you inside the cockpit of the same plane that a passenger landed when his pilot was sick. of course, just with the help of someone on the ground. my patients, i often see

i remember taking mark warner when he was running for governor in virginia back in 2001 to a peanut factory in southeast virginia and the guy down there said, you know what our number one export is down in this part of the state? our young people. they cannot get jobs here, they are leaving for the city. this is 20 years ago. but, at the same time, poverty is not just a rural issue. there are a lot of people in urban areas that are struggling with access to opportunity, to economic opportunity. why this pronounced divide between urban and rural? where is there commonality there? fmr. rep. gowdy: there is an interconnectivity. there are rural voters that drive to the city for jobs because manufacturing jobs have let -- we moved to a service-based economy. if you want work you drive into the city. that may wind up being the best hope for curing the divide, the more time you spend around people, not like yourself, the more appreciation you have for them. the interstates and my state, thinner state passed you by when they were building the interstate -- the interstate, pasty by when they were b

no place in society for threatening life of public servants and then earlier this week senator mark warnerc servant outrageous and supreme court john roberts called any attacks on the court and on that leak, he called it an appalling decision to leak it, anita. anita: lucas tomlinson live at the white house. thank you very much. griff. griff: anita, catholic churches across the country preparing for possible protests at their mother's day services in response to that leaked supreme court draft opinion. alexis mcadams is live in new york with the latest. hi alexis. >> hi, griff, not just here in new york city, churches across the country that are preparing for possible protests specifically tomorrow on mother's day. people calling out those protests to have been in front or outside of catholic churches across the country. take a look at the video. areas in new york city. this is st. patrick's cathedral where they are according toed according to new york post increased police presence there. this all coming as activists are calling on the americans to protest potential end to abortion rights

from senator mark warner of virginia, russia's attack on ukraine is exacerbating food shortages globallyit's time for the senate to act and pass aid to support ukrainians. deborah is in massachusetts next. good morning. caller: good morning. how are you? host: i'm fine, thank you. caller: i'm trying to wrap my head around the funding that has gone to ukraine. while i do agree with most of it, i believe that the funding as far as cash goes should go more towards equipment and a portion should go towards humanitarianism, and i say that because prior history shows that the funding that was sent to ukraine from years past was misused by mr. biden. that is on tape. as a conservative i want to help the ukrainian people where the suffering is real and a lot of people do not believe that even on the concern -- conservative side as well as my democrat friends side. so that is basically what i have to say. host: we touched on more vague deeper dive into ukraine aid. the congressional research service does this and they have a report, crs. congress.gov, and they do the tally on how much u.s. securi

today marks lgbtq activist harvey milk's 92nd birthday. a celebration is expected at the jane warnerst 11 months after taking office. the event runs from noon to 05:00pm city hall will be lit in rainbow colors in honor of harvey milk day. coming up on the kron 4 morning news. it's national safe boating week. how you can stay safe on the water this summer as the weather heats up. >> welcome back. today's game 3 in the western conference finals. and what better way to cheer on the warriors then with some good food and friends. vicki liviakis tells us about a fan favorite right here in the bay area for dine. and dish. >> original joe's jays to the locals lives up to its name. original authentic north beach in on game day in the restaurant's bar. it's game this is really good. we're here with some friends i'm here in wall. a favor to regulars. original jones goes all out, bartenders and waitstaff flash team colors. it's the niners or the giants or for golden state warriors, you can count jay-z to get to. it is whether the teens up. trying appear and there's comfort food provided by chef

marked a slow down for previous quarter's while profits fell by more than 6 percent. and it's not only netflix that has faced a slump. shares in disney roku, paramount of warner brothers discovery have also slipped, or cnn is shutting down its streaming service. cnn plus, just a month after it was launched. on the flip side, h, b o at h, b o max had almost 78000000 subscribers at the end of the 1st quarter of 2022. that's around a 13000000 year on year increase. joining us from london, tim mulligan, he's a senior analyst and research director at media research team. good had he with us, wheres it all gone wrong for netflix? a big question. simply poll, netflix reached a certain level of growth and development where easy when this book canoeing, that rapid growth trajectory out the previous decade are no longer and prince b that comes into key areas. one is competition and coal markets, mass market us, which still accounts for over a 3rd or better scriber's. but then it's where the growth is becoming over the last the years as since they made it back in 2017 folks in nashville subscribers. that growth is leveling off because the american to market staff don't actually

mark to slow down for previous quarter's while profits fell by more than 6 percent. and it's not only netflix that has faced a slump. shares in disney roku, paramount at warner brothers discovery have also slipped, or cnn is shutting down its streaming service. cnn plus just a month after it was launched. on the flip side, h, b o at h, b o max had almost 78000000 subscribers at the end of the 1st quarter of 2022. that's around a 13000000 year on year increase. joining us from london, tim mulligan, he's a senior analyst and research director at media research team. good had he with us . wheres it all gone wrong for netflix? a big question. suddenly poll, netflix reached a certain level of growth and development where easy. when you spoke to doing that, rapid growth project we out the previous decade are no longer an apprentice. be that comes into is one is competition and coal market mass market us, which still accounts for over a 3rd or better scriber's. but then it's where the growth is becoming over the last few years since they made it back in 2017 folks and it's national subscribers. that growth is leveling off because the mitigate markets that don't actually hav

summer of 2020, i introduced the bipartisan chips for america act with my friend and colleague mark warner, the senior senator from virginia, to incentivize companies to reshore the manufacturing of semiconductors here in america. it's really chilling to think about how vulnerable we are to the semiconductor supply chain. think if there was another pandemic or natural disaster or, heaven forbid, the people's republic of china decides to, quote, unify with taiwan, that would jeopardize our access to these advanced semiconductors. it would have an immediate negative impact on our economy. the department of commerce said we'd go into a recess immediately, and depending on how long it lasted, it would have a catastrophic consequence. but the bill that senator warner and i introduced became law at the start of last year as part of the national defense authorization bill. and for the la 16 months -- last 16 months, we've been working on a way to fund this chips program. in the coming days the house and the senate will begin to resolve the differences between the house and senate versions of rece