appreciate is that the select committee has actually done a pretty intensive investigation of the security dynamics at the capital. we have heard a lot of counter messaging from the republicans about, why haven't we look at what went wrong on the january 6 committee -- january 6 security? there have been more findings on that then people have appreciated. they brought in security officials and their predecessors that were in charge on january 6 and have since been relieved of their roles. they have talked to security officials. i'm curious to see what they come up with there. it is not going to be a total ignoring of the issue. host: charles in new jersey, good morning. caller: good morning. i am a long-term listener. the senate, the house, the committee for the hearing, i believe that the committee was serious, they would not be holding what i think is going to be a reality show. everybody knows what a reality show is. everything is pre-scripted, the audience will be standing up on their feet yelling and screaming "we didn't know that." i would like a response on whether or not this is a particula

people don't fully appreciate is the select committee is a pretty intensive investigation of the security dynamics of the capitol pretty purred a lot of counterer messaging from republicans why are we looking at what went wrong and generally sick security? i think the committee may have more intensive findings on that than people have appreciated per they have brought in all of the security officials plus their predecessors who were in charge on january 6 and have been relieved of the rules. when they talko to intelligence officials, secret service officials. i am curious tom see what they have come up with there, it is not going to be what the independent like charles from new jersey good morning pre- >> good morning bird i am a long-term listener. i listen to the senate, the house, the committees in the hearing. i believe if the committee was serious they would not be holding what i believe is going to be a reality show. everyone knows what a reality show is. everything is prescript of the audience will be standing up on their feet yelling and screaming we didn't know that. so i would like to he

. >> social security isoc a dynamic program. it has changed and added a lot of benefits that were not includeded. >> the program has paid everybody that is qualified for social security on time and in full 87 years is a good model in my opinion. >> what will it take whether it's funding or raising the age we get reports from the trustees how many years the program had left in its current form. >> listen to the voters and the people all of the polling for many years now democrats and republicans and independents upward of 80 percent of all political stripes support expanding the program to improve benefits and have theea wealthy pay their fair share the folks in the building behind you listen to the constituents overwhelming support for the kinds of changes listen to the people. >> and times of change in the ways of covid multi- trillion dollar bills were passed incredibly regular basis. >> it did not go to health and to help people who were seriously ill. maybe we turn the corner and then we thought that and then how inflationary

reporter: good morning hoda. 100 days, a 100 days that have changed the country, changed the security dynamiceurope, and after initial success in the battlefield, now ukrainian troops are fighting to hold the country together. 100 days in russian troops have all but captured their fifth major city in ukraine. getting the country back could take years and isn't guaranteed. three months ago, the war looked promising for ukraine. >> the whole country united against this russian invasion.t. >> reporter: at the front, ivan, a judge who gave up his bench was one of many civilians who took up the call to arms. >> at first stage they wanted to invite the whole country and i think it was their mistake they lost lot of soldiers, tanks, equipment just because they thought that ukrainians will be happy to see them. but ukrainians are happy to see them dead. now the car goes more slowly >> reporter: now it is a destructive grind. with russia using artillery to blast through ukrainian towns and cities, as russian soldiers, ukrainian officials claim loot and carry out war crimes this 22 year old lived in bu

appreciate is that the select committee has actually done a pretty intensive investigation of the security dynamicsthe capital. we have heard a lot of counter messaging from the republicans about, why haven't we look at what went wrong on the january 6 committee -- january 6 security? there have been more findings on that then people have appreciated. they brought in security officials and their predecessors that were in charge on january 6 and have since been relieved of their roles. they have talked to security officials. i'm curious to see what they come up with there. it is not going to be a total ignoring of the issue. host: charles in new jersey, good morning. caller: good morning. i am a long-term listener. the senate, the house, the committee for the hearing, i believe that the committee was serious, they would not be holding what i think is going to be a reality show. everybody knows what a reality show is. everything is pre-scripted, the audience will be standing up on their feet yelling and screaming "we didn't know that." i would like a response on whether or not this is a particular wa

. >> social security is a pretty dynamic program. it has changed, added a lot of different but if it's that were not included. >> but not in regard to what the caller was askingot about. >> with regard to that, i'm sorry the program that has paid everybody who's qualified for social security on time, in full for about 87 years, it's a pretty darn good model in my opinion. >> the question is, what is it going to take in both your opinions from the folks who work in the building behind mee to make tough decisions or big changes whether additional funding or raising the age? we get reports from the trustees and how many years the program has left in its current form what motivates them to finally act? >> listen to the voters, the people. all the polling wegu seen for my years now, democrats, republicans, independents a part of 80% of all those political stripes support expanding the program, improvingpr benefits, have the wealthy pay their fair share. the folks in the building behind you, a beautiful building, listen to their constituen

they have had to spend a lot on security and other dynamics but ultimately still very high margin business and we look at this country, made up of medium- sized businesses, they dominate that. so this is the stuff that doesn't reconcile with the stock. >> for more on what's ahead from meta-in the meta-verse, let's bring in the senior technology analyst, always good to speak with you, i found a note that you have a view of what you think metas opportunity is for the meta- verse but i am wondering if you actually heard that from the company itself. if you think they are doing a good job, elaborate what their vision, what their role is going to be in the meta-verse and how they will monetize that. >> i think we are all learning. i think right now, they haven't articulated it well, they were in the early stages of this, and most of the analysis we have done are just our own thoughts of what this could do and clearly this will take time, this is a 3 to 5 year journey and it will be multiple phases, multiple vendors as they have called out in video, microsoft, a handful of leaders are going to b

but then it makes clear that russia, russia pulses the most significant and dynamic threats to our security in the current concept. we states that the rest of the teaching partner in the current concept, we do not mention china with the single word in this allies, states that the china score should policies challenge our interests, security and values. the concept also sets out our joint position on counting terrorism, as well as fiber hybrid sets. today we took all the important steps to continue our of the station. we are launching the need, the innovation funds back by laws. it will invest 1000000000 euros in thought ups and funds developing do use emerging technologies such as artificial intelligence. together with nathan defense innovation accelerator for the north atlantic or diana, the new funds will haunt us. the best new technology for trans atlantic security. climate change is the final challenge over time. a need to is committed to playing a part and mitigating the impact on our security. today, we agreed anew mythology, to mock military greenhouse gas emissions. and we agreed co

prepared for it various circles about and in the government from the security forces a-a everything says that the decision was essentially dynamic if some people and-and encouraged putin in this direction, then it is literally there this is the identity of the security forces, that is, it is not the members of the academic government, they were not at all aware that there would be a full -scale attack . as part of the lpr, the dpr, or in some other territory, but clearly not in the government, the security forces are not among them, they are among someone , the corporation, nobody. it was putin's personal idea, and he couldn't share it with his entourage, because he was counting on suddenness, and he didn't want this information to flow. maybe he was wiretapped by american uh agents of the russian federation either a-a became a mole well, that's how or start the information flow and that's why our whole plan collapsed, but the idea was precisely that no one except us should know about it and due to the surprise, it would be successful, we found out everything about it in the fall it is being planned and probably the surrounding

the state addressed the security council 433 times with letters in which they formulated, as it seemed to them, the prerequisites for the emergence. moreover, statistics and dynamicsw that the number of such appeals became denser already after the eighty- ninth year, the geography of states that applied such letters to the security council expanded, and the intensity of the conflict of conflicts that the state sought to submit to the site for consideration increased. security. you see, i don't know the tools of the tools, but political science, but uh, it's quite possible that this dynamic is seen. uh, well, first of all, uh, well, definitely definitely. the erosion of what once existed could be a very prosperous stable pre-polar world that had its own systems of checks and balances. ah, not the ability to replace this system of checks and balances with something called a unipolar world. well, um what will happen in the multipolar system, the return of the letter of the charter, uh, or uh, more broad referring to different options? you're not not interpreting, the un charter, well, you know, rather, uh, rather the second one here. here is what else i have to say,

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>> perhaps look, when we look at the national security threat that tik tok poses, we saw the same dynamic at play with china mobile people said if you kick huwei out there will be retribution on u.s. telecon based actors. there's a cost coming to have a national exposure security threat we have to be willing to step up and address them >> i was going to ask maybe you would walk our audience what the threat is? what could the chinese government do with this data that are collecting? >> all the data they are getting which is face prints to voiceprints. some of that could be fed into facial recognition there's yuniversal understandin of the concern here we have more personal, more sensitive data that is going back into the ccp operation. >> mr. commissioner, appreciate that it's worth the letter -- the letter is worth reading. we'll see you century. >> thanks. >>> still to come, why jpmorgan argues there's more pain ahead for the internet sector. a very happy birthday to the ip iphone machin if you have this... and you get this... you could end up with this... unexpected out-of-pocket costs.

of the moment after the war to build an honest and dynamic economy for the benefit of all of you did they mention the importance of the issue of securityt the reason why ukraine must first join nato and only then talk about joining the eu, there are many conversations about what security guarantees can be for ukraine after the war and it really has to be something real and not memoranda like the one in budapest in 1994, so i would push for ukraine to join nato, i would direct efforts to ensure that even nato troops were stationed on the territory of ukraine in order to avoid a repeated invasion, perhaps not everyone is ready to share my position but i hope that if the security structure is in place, then there will be no repetition of such a situation in the future, we had 2014, now 2022 and we don't need another war in 2025 or 27 during the peace settlement, whenever it comes, we cannot do without careful consideration of this aspect, i see no reason why ukraine will not be able to timely carry out economic , political and military reforms of the future, security european integration will provide ukraine with a strong economy, as well

it is very dynamic fighting and of course we are out numbered. and of course, the russian aggressor has security when it comes to heavy artillery. they are literally garage in the cities and villages of logan's region closed on estrogen ah, with a view to destroy them. but for the time b, ukrainian armed forces continue to control a part of several of the nets. and of course, ukrainian forces are in other parts of the dorm bosses well. but given the scene there, as you've described the intense fighting, there must be immense civilian suffering. we're seeing this in the images. does ukraine have a plan to try to save and prevent some of the civilian suffering? we've seen other places in ukraine from happening again in survey or don't ask for your pray in human life has always been a top priority. and of course, we are doing everything we can to alleviate suffering and to how peaceful citizens in those areas which are now struck by the address the same time ukraine has to defend itself. we cannot give our land to the address without resistance. so from this perspective, we will continue. this is w

guest: social security is a dynamic program.ged, added a lot of different benefits that were not included. guest: not with regard to what the caller was asking about. guest: i am sorry, the program that has paid everybody who has qualified for social security on time, in full for about 87 years. it is a pretty darn good model, in my opinion. host: i guess the question is, what is it going to take, and both of your opinions, for the folks who work in the building behind me to make tough decisions or big changes, whether it is additional funding or raising the age? we get these reports from trustees, how many years the program has left in its current form. what motivates them to act? guest: listen to the voters, listen to the people. all of the polling, democrats, republicans, independence. upward of 80% of those political stripes support expanding the program, improving benefits, have the wealthy pay their fair share. folks in the building behind you, we have to listen to their constituents overwhelming support for the kinds of c

dynamics, since we are all. under such pressure, it is precisely in the field of security that our salvation , among other things cooperation. i think that this will also affect the number of programs, but their quality and in the field of it-technologies of mechanical engineering in the field of those technologies that have not been lost in belarus over the years. we can each other very much help, in addition, today's session should approve the report of the council of ministers of the union state on the implementation of the budget for 2.000 25 years dmitry gordona hung victor kazakov andrey barakhin news, republic of belarus then he planned to leave for syria to participate in hostilities as part of terrorist groups, improvised explosive devices, grenades, firearms and ammunition, as well as prohibited religious literature, a criminal case was initiated, it is reported that the defendant has already repented of his deed and is cooperating with the investigation. tens of thousands of residents of chisinau took part in opposition protests demonstrations took place over the weekend, people are outraged by the sh

dynamics, since we are all. under such pressure, it is precisely in the field of security that our salvation, among other things,ding up cooperation. i think that this will also affect the number of programs, but their quality and in the field of it-technologies of mechanical engineering in the field of those technologies that have not been lost in belarus over the years. we can help each other a lot. today, we approved the report of the council of ministers of the union state on the implementation of the budget for 2021 and created a counting commission for the coming period. viacheslav volodin urged politicians to start working on the budget in the summer. we agreed, uh, to change uh, the order of work of u the whole parliamentary assembly and already at the beginning spend september. e. perhaps we have a meeting of the council in the russian federation, which was supported by everyone in order, er, firstly, to start working on the budget. and if we take the previous format, this work was already under construction upon the submission of the e-budget for consideration. at the parliamentary assembly, we are now

refused to help ukraine militarily even before the war . dynamic economy for the benefit of all, did you mention the importance of the issue of securityr this is not the reason why ukraine must first join nato and only after that talk about joining the eu, there is a lot of talk about what security guarantees could be for ukraine after the war, and it really should be something real, not memoranda like the one in budapest in 1994, so i would push for ukraine to join nato, i would direct my efforts to that even nato troops be stationed on the territory of ukraine in order to avoid a second invasion, perhaps not everyone is ready to share my position. but i hope that if the structures why ukraine cannot simultaneously hold economic political and military reforms, the future security of ukraine will be ensured by the presence of a strong economy, european integration, as well as its perception as a country where you can do business profitably , where the legal system works perfectly, where there are many dynamic and energetic people and interesting companies , and so on, all this will also help ukraine acquire the image of a stable and a

tell me what you understand to be growing more dynamic to mean ahead of the midterms. >> yeah, we should pay attention when our department of homeland securityome more dynamic until the months ahead. let me translate that for you. things are going to get worse. and where does that come from? lessons have been learned from january 6th, so the analysts, the intelligence analysts, and the intelligence community and law enforcement agencies are having more voice than ever, and they're seeing some of what i am seeing as i monitor the chat rooms of violent extremists. i see them talking about things like the likely overturn of roe v. wade and the soft targets that will be presented by pro-choice protesters who come out against that. there's violence being talked about on -- even on both sides of that issue. they're talking about the hearings. they're talking about further actions that might be taken against trump and/or his associates. when you combine all of this and the likelihood that maybe it's some compromise on gun legislation might come out of the talks that are on capitol hill right now, you do have an enhanced threat environment. we shoul

dynamic, more decisive. well, you see. today we also heard huge support for ukraine, because before the security council meeting, many representatives statement demanding an investigation. well, such harsh language is very serious was during the meeting itself, what is important is that we see, well, not only the isolation of russia, we see who is who, who is on whose side, and even if the meeting was held only for this purpose, it was already useful, we see that the event is unequivocally supports ukraine. what is china? india has its own reasons for china. india earns money from russian oil, which, as you know, is being kept silent again, but no more . the need to create a special investigative commission at the un level that would investigate the strikes of russian troops on civilian infrastructure objects in ukraine if this commission is made if it is created if it starts working then this will be a very serious step in order not only to condemn russia, but to document everything, and dmytro, but president zelenskyi he insists that russia should be deprived of the right to the soviet security council and excluded from the genera

dynamics, since we are all in it. under such pressure, it is precisely in the field of security that our salvation , including the buildingof cooperation. i think that this will also affect the number of programs, but their quality and in the field of it-technologies of mechanical engineering in the field of those technologies that have not been lost in belarus were for these years. we can help each other a lot. today we approved the report of the council of ministers of the union state on the execution of the budget for 2021 and created a counting commission for the coming period. viacheslav volodin urged politicians to start working on the budget in the summer. we agreed to change, uh, the procedure for the work of the entire parliamentary assembly and to hold it in early september. e. perhaps we have a meeting of the council in the russian federation, which was supported by everyone in order, er, firstly, to start working with the budget, if we take the previous format, this is work that was built after the fact that the budget was submitted for consideration. at the parliamentary assembly, we are now planning to start

. >> citing recent attacks that have "highlighted the dynamic and complex nature of the threat environment," the department of homeland securityning americans that while the embers of violence smolder nationwide, the time is right to prepare for what could be a raging inferno of unrest later this summer. "in the coming months, we expect the threat environment to become more dynamic as several high profile events could be exploited to justify acts of violence against a range of possible targets. it is all spelled out in a new bulletin from the national terrorism advisory system, which dhs pointed to mass shootings in new york and california as examples of what they are working to prevent before they happen again. >> my body! >> my choice! >> the agency also reiterated that individuals both for and against abortion rights have advocated online for violence against government, religious, and reproductive health care facilities in response to rumors about the supreme court's soon to be revealed decision on roe v. wade. perhaps the most central to the warnings, the heightened need for precise and fulsome cooperation among agencies

for several decades, social security's income exceeded expenses which led a huge buildup. that dynamic has split and the situation that is to persist. after the trust fund runs out of reserves in 2034. resulting in abrupt benefit cuts will be deficient stating. the report has sobering con clueings. through the 75-year projection congress needs to raise the payroll tax rate by three percentage points. and adopt some combination of those purchased and if policy makers wait, more major changes will be required. the alternative is departure as pay as you go. congress allow to draw from general government revenue. the special status is walled off from the rest of the budget to make it compete at a time when the nation's fiscal house is in rough shape. this would be irresponsible. i want to describe the two principals. one, acting as soon as possible. the longer congress waits, the more drastic the changes will have to be and the burden will fall upon those who played no role. the lack of action is unfair to the millions of americans trying to plan. failure to enact will push the can down th

which was blocked due to the security of the situation, and apparently today there was information that it was planned to open access to private cars. look, this is such a dynamicuation, in fact, it changes, it can change in a day, they did not shoot twice. then they started shoot, everyone stops in order not to endanger people's lives, uh, 170 cars left yesterday, well under 200 cars, and twice as many 1,000 people, more than a thousand drove in people left the occupied territories yesterday, a large part of them are representatives of the kherson region, 370 people. well, the residents of the communities of the zaporizhia region, the berdyan region, the melitopol region, a little, almost 100 people from mariupol. relatives of citizens are brought to the occupied territories in order to perform the operation, someone is there with the property to look for something, well, different different situations happen oleksandr thank you for finding time for our broadcast oleksandr the old man chairman i directly remembered the zaporozhye regional military administration a few years ago, uh, there was well, not kirylivka herself, because she already looked like such an

the global economic recovery, is still not going well and the world security to this situation difficult situation to work the dynamicn has reached positive results. goodbye is passing at a crucial moment for the future of humanity, because the developing economies that we are coping with we must rise to this challenge and take action in order to make a constructive contribution to the development of the world. first of all, we must speak out for the justice of equality of the international community. we need to do everything in order to fight on the one hand in the community as a single big family effectively. than a community in which there is one kind of hegemot. we must resist under earth. more precisely, the peoples and the sense of responsibility, we must design the cooperation of the pandemic to create energy for economic recovery to improve the carnation of macroeconomic policies to ensure the smooth functioning of the supply chains to cope with the main risks for overwhelming development and do everything to achieve more sustainable and inclusive economic growth. we must also work for the development of the

changes and relationshipss and dynamics, soi see this actually not as an emergent issue but something that's really baked into the pie. >> thinking of our national security n interest there's beea lot of discussion in the relationship with our u.s. mca partners. i'm not keeping a calendar on that but how are we doing so far as the number of questions coming from our friends online. >> i think it is 23 months. we are coming up on the two-year anniversary. i think this relationship is strong and going through the exercise of renewing our vowels and addressing some of the therapy also order over the course of that process has been important and i think it came out in an important time because none of us could have noted of course having the u.s. mca basically come up through the senate in early 2020 and then a couple of months into the pandemic i think that you never know what the counterfactual would be but i think that the timing was important getting us through the pandemic as challenging as it wasn't as difficult as it was a lot of the updates made this relationship. i strongly believe it made it more resilient through some very challenging years. >> go

security service of ukraine has opened criminal proceedings for violating the customs of war, the perpetrators of the crime face life imprisonment. yes, our work is moving quite quickly, there is a dynamicwould like to remind you that the maximum number of services is involved and already in fact well almost 80% of the rubble has been disassembled and examined for the presence of bodies as to whether someone survived there or not, we have very doubtful information. probably not after the missile shopping center in kremenchug they are inspecting all institutions of poltava oblast for compliance with security, the head of the regional military administration, dmytro lunin, informed about his assignment; they are involving representatives of the state emergency police of the state production and consumer service of local self -government bodies; in shopping malls of all security rules, during alarms, most attention will be paid to the awareness of the staff about the rules behavior and another visit of support to kyiv the president of indonesia arrived in the capital of ukraine with a visit, he will meet with volodymyr zelenskyi , the head of indonesia has already visited the site of the r

speaking of safety, jonathan, homeland security issuing a heightened threat advisory as follows, in the coming months we expect the threaten environment to become more dynamicseveral high profile events could be exploited to justify acts of violence against a range of possible targets. some of the factors contributing to the threat are roe v wade the decision expected in that case any moment now, surge in illegal border crossings, midterm elections, cope caps of uvalde shooting attacks. how concerned should every american be that the violence could hit that neighborhood? >> i think we should be very concerned. and, you know, the think that's kind of funny about that warning or whatever you want to call it, it's basically a warning that something bad is going to happen, but we're not going to do anything about it because the department of homeland security, they're sending so many of their resources at the border processing migrants and not doing anything to prevent terrorists from coming through. and when you think of the roe v wade issue, yeah, this will certainly lead to protests that will likely become violent and this would be a great opportunity for th

department of homeland security's morning more violent this summer international terrorism advisory system dhs said in the coming months we expect the environment to be more dynamiceveral high profile events exploited to justify acts of violence against a range of possible targets. her repeat of summer 2020. mostly peaceful protests? we saw rides everywhere. antifa, they are there, the murder of george floyd start rise, hooters target stores across manhattan and kenosha, wisconsin the city was on fire after the shooting of jacob blake so how do we comb the threat down before we see another summer 2020? businesses and families cannot afford more violent like that. tonight man panel, conservative strategist and labs publicly relations vp darren is back, i'm sure that's what he's saying that hockey stick. fox news contributor host of the richard fowler show, richard fowler director of the libertarian institute, i will see him at freedom best and may see you there as well. scott horton. let's discuss this because i almost think what you are seeing in terms of the way congress selectively punishes certain groups of people, it almost encourages violence in a way. >> it

gary, you add to that the dynamic of china and taiwan, where a lot of the chip-making is. and this becomes a national securitys. >> absolutely. it is not just china and taiwan. japan, france, germany. as countries. they are spending enormous amount of money to try and attract chip manufacturers to their countries right now. we in the united states cannot allow ourselves to be in a vulnerable position where we have to import chips. bret, as you said, chips go in everything we need today. they go from national security all the way down to your toaster and everything in between. >> bret: talk about cars. inflation, new and used cars a lot of things go into inflation. but new cars, 12.6%. use cars and trucks 16.1%. and that has a lot to do with the inability to get chips and supply chain problems. >> mid size cars has over 200 chips inside of it chips are computers on wheels. >> bret: what's the problem? what is the holdup? you talked to people up on capitol hill. >> i think both side see the chips for chips and chip manufacturing in the united states the issue is when you have a bill that has support, bipartisan

dynamic organization. able to respond to security threats.russia is fighting in ukraine, the next stayday it could be another country. you've already seen that president trump has made threats against sweden and finland. this is what collective security means. and we are very grateful. we acknowledge the enormous american and contributions to nato. we make a leading contribution as britain. but all other nations are starting to increase their defense spending and this is something that president putin has brought about fundamentally. >> all right. british ambassador to the united states, karen pierce. thank you very much for being on the show this morning. we appreciate it. >> so fascinating. such a fascinating time. richard, before we go to commercial, we've heard conflicting information about where this is going, they're picking up territory bit by bit and over the last weekend "the washington post" ran an article that talked about western analysts said the russian war machine was wearing down, that it couldn't keep going indefinitely. i'm

dynamics. the russian federation remains our leading trading economic partner over the last 5 months of securityh within the cst and within our bilateral regional relations. e. in a sense, this word should be and will, of course, be in the center of our attention. i will inform you on, those issues that are of no more interest to russia are very sensitive well. you know about it from your side. i will be glad to hear your opinion and i am interested in this about how relations are developing in the neighboring state. you know that we are doing everything to ensure that the situation in this country normalizes, we are trying to arrange relations on a system by the political forces that control it. the situation, but uh, we assume that, uh, that all ethnic groups are represented in afghanistan, as it sounded before. yes, we must fully participate fully. in the administration of the country. russian air defense in the nikolaev region shot down three ukrainian su -25 aircraft and one mi-8 helicopter. production details from nikolai the performance of combat missions continues, and in the air on the

for several decades, social security's income exceeded that led to a large buildup in the program's trust fund. unfortunately that dynamic has split and annual benefits exceed the dedicated revenue that has projectedd indefinitely. after the trust fund runs out of reserves in 2030 for the incoming revenue will cover 77% of the obligations resulting in the benefit cuts that would be devastating for many beneficiaries. the report contains some conclusions to ensure solvency of the trust fund and the projection period the congress would need to raise the payroll tax rate by more than three x percentage points and reduced benefits for the future and current beneficiaries by 20% or adopt a combination of those approaches and policymakers that wait, much larger changes will be required. >> the alternative is the departure from the pay-as-you-go structure of social security where congress can begin allowing the programs to permanently draw from the revenue. this would sacrifice social security's special status to the program walled off from the rest of the budget making it compete with other priorities at the time when the nati

security concerns that she's facing today, that's not gonna fade. that's gonna fall on her for quite some time. her life has forever changed. >> i was struck by the dynamic between her and list cheney. and thinking of, knowing her biography, that she worked in the house before the white house, she served in steve police staff in the house as an intern, just starting out. and i'm just imagining, young republican staffer, woman in the house, who just arrived. she had been an intern in washington before, but there she was. and in those movements, through those hallways of the house, i would suspect that the person she admired the most, who she was seeing in those hallways, and hearing in those hallways, and possibly encountering here and there, was liz cheney from that side of the aisle, in the house of representatives. and i wonder, if anyone else could have brought out this testimony as effectively as liz cheney, and possibly, could anyone else have made this particular witness as comfortable and ready to deliver that testimony? >> that's a good point. and i've got to be honest with you, as i sat in the room, and i watched liz cheney ask her the questions

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dynamics in the united states. we are about to see it next week. the g7 is all going to be about energy. it's very difficult to separate for europe at this stage of securitynd energy. i think the europeans are well aware that this is something they have to fix. the reality is i have asked multiple people this morning what is the plan be and they don't have one. and that's a real concern. the clock is really ticking here. tom: we are really looking forward to the baltic states and lithuania plan be as we await the president of lithuania. jack for patrick -- jack fitzpatrick, thank you as well. futures elevated. the nasdaq up a sprightly 1.1%. lisa: the nasdaq is what's catching my attention. yields lower. how much are people looking for some entry point to go into big tech after the selloff that way outstripped what we saw in the s&p. is that the deciding factor. it could change in a couple of tang -- a cup of tang. tom: what's so important here, we haven't even talked about it. get out the calendar. june 30 is upon us and 30 days later the banking ballet starts in earnings. we are not even there to that reset of the guesstimates of earnings. kailey: you h

dynamics that we've posted. so the federal reserve recently reported and one of your commentators was talking about this, families are reporting that they feel more financially securelevated inflation that at any point in the history of this survey going bag to 2013. manufacturing job growth at a 30-year high and business investment up 20%. we know that entrepreneurial applications for small business are the highest on record and of course over 8 million jobs created since this president got here. all of those have the fingerprints of the american rescue plan on them and getting vaccinations out there in a what that was not occurring before we got here. so no question that these have contributed to the economic back drop that is so critical right now with people fatsing this elevated inflation. >> understood. did it contribute to the inflation though? >> the inflation that we're observing is very much a function of high levels of demand and constrained supply. now that relates to covid, that relates to things that century weren't in the picture when the american rescue plan went into place. things like omicron and other variants and russia's invasion, things like c

dynamics is that the democrats lose seats. if you look at going into 2002 with george bush the economy was beginning to tank and what george bush talked about but national security a certain extent, i saw the previous story on gas prices. chris, gas prices won't be fixed by the time of the election so the democrats have to make it about something larger. barack obama in 2008 the economy absolutely cratering and we made the election about hope and change. the senate democrats think they have some framework on gun reform. it is now becoming a dominant issue. two and three independents want stricter gun reform laws and you take that along with abortion. i think where women overwhelmingly don't want roe v. wade overturned and growing in nbc polling as a voting issue there's a conversation opportunity and not just the price of gas. >> we'll dive deeper into the importance of women in the midterm elections. thank you. >> thank you. >>> a racially charged controversy in mississippi has the first black superintendent on leave. some employees claims of hostile work environment and how she said she wanted to make sure that kids of every race and background got the same op

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dynamic and the global economy. i see this actually not as an emerging issue but it's something that's really baked into the pie. >> great. thinking of our national security interest there's also been a lot of discussion about nearshoring and the relationship with our usmca partners. we are under know how many mature internet, but how are we doing so far? at another one of the questions coming from our friends on my. >> i think it's 23 months because it is shy one for increase over come up on the two-year anniversary of usmca being in in a fact. how are we doing? i think this relationship is strong. i think that going through the exercise of renewing our vows to each other if you will, addressing some of it, going through some couple therapy also or over the course of the process has been really important. and he think again at a really important time because none of us could have known it of course but having usmca basically come up through congress in 2019, make it through the senate and early 2020, he signed desha be signed into law and go into force a couple months into the pandemic, i think that you never know what the counterfactual would be. but i