maria: we will see if mike rogers gets the same treatment that we saw michael mccaul get.d surrounded the island. nice intimidation. >> my worry about this general, is this our response to a.i., is this the extent of what were going to do. you have people that are big into a.i. and saying we need to be regulated and we need to make sure this does not go too far and that includes figuring out a way to deal with china. sorry i raised your rank to colonel, i apologize. is this the extent of how far were going to go playing with the chips because it seems like there should be more. >> there certainly does need to be. there needs to be a more comprehensive and correlated effort because you have issues of the economy and national security and a.i. itself. absolutely the stuff has all kinds of potential to go wrong and sideways across the board and it needs to be regulated in an intelligent way but has to be part of a coordinated effort, diplomatically, economically and militarily so our interest has approved across the board and that is one of my biggest problems that i have wit

i want to explore that with mike rogers, the former house intelligence committee chairman.avitas. good to see you. if i can first talk to you, get your talk on what's going on on the island of cuba right now. >> sandra: because if china completes this facility on the island of cuba, then it begs the question, what we would do about it. what is your take? >> well, remember, neil, this was a soviet, an old soviet post that about 2,000 -- once the soviet union collapsed, that 99, 2000, they abandoned this post. this was an old soviet listening and collection post. remember why this is important. all the ship movements from king's bay to all the way up the coast of virginia, plus our military special operations posts, all of that would be subject to collection, electronics collection from this post. not a lot we can do about it. we can cause them problems. we have our own counter measures. all of that would be put in place, this is another example of the chinese communist party flicking us in the four head because they believe america doesn't have the chutzpah to stand up, take

when mike rogers, republican of alabama who was presiding over the vote, asked whether all lawmakers had voted, hakeem jeffries, flashed a green card to dozens of democrats waiting in the well of the chamber who immediately voted yes and brought the rule over the hurdle. democrats stressed their support for the initial parliamentary vote would not come without a price. in exchange, the democratic leader will win a private pledge for concessions from mccarthy on legislation considered this summer or fall. mccarthy's office did not respond to request for comment but asked wednesday whether he would cut a deal to have democrats vote for the rule, mccarthy responded, no, no. we are getting your reaction to the house passing this debt limit deal now moving to the senate. republicans, dial in at (202)-748-8001. democrats, (202)-748-8000 and independents, (202)-748-8002. you can also text us at (202)-748-8003. let's listen to the minority leader, hakeem jeffries, on the floor yesterday about this agreement. [video clip] >> it appears you may have lost control of the floor of the house of re

let's take a listen to mike rogers. >> the intelligence committee was very much aware that the conflictetween prigozhin and putin was inevitable. this is not a weekend trip he's taking, taking his convoy and his military convoy up to moscow. there's a number of accomplices including russian people on the border of ukraine who clearly support the wagner group in contrast to their support for the russian government. this is something that would have had to have planned for a significant amount of time to be executed in the manner in which it was. >> indicating that this was very much known by the intelligence community. jim, what was not expected was the lack of resistance to these wagner forces. i'm told the u.s. assessment thought there would be a lot more violence and bloodshed as wagner tried to get -- head north and get to the russian capital. >> thank you very much for that. >>> at this hour, we still do not know where vladimir putin is. ukrainian president zelenskyy said yesterday the russian leader is, quote, very afraid and was no longer in moscow. with me now is a man who studie

there's congressman mike rogers, the chair of the house armed services committee.deals with classified information. he says, quote, we'll let the courts play out, and i'll figure out what to do after that. i'm not getting involved in this. keeping his powder dry, one of the many republicans who say let's wait and see, not ready to make a decision yet. there are others like congressman byron donald of florida, he has endorsed him for president. he's going to look for himself, and he has to believe that the conviction is justified and legitimate and he does not believe the current charges against former president trump are justified and legitimate. it all depends on what happens, i'm not committed to that because i've seen in other instances where courts do something and they are wrong. the broader context of this is that the early polling shows that the indictment has not dented trump's support, his strong support within the republican party, within the primary base, a quinnipiac poll found that he has 53% nationally of likely republican voters. that's 20 points or

highlight of the bloomberg convention, my high point was a piercing conversation with a retired admiral mike rogersbout the transpacific realities. we have a build out of pacific rim capabilities. lisa: how much is that underpinning the discussion because some of the allies of the u.s. have been you have this kind of tension, mistakes happen and when you don't have military leaders talking with one another and trying to offset some sort of accident, that's when mistakes can happen that could potentially be catastrophic. tom: i'm looking it dollar weaker. it's a resilient dollar but off the recent peaks and the yen doesn't go through a $1.42. japan is under discussed and very important now. lisa: i'm watching the fact that yields are creeping to the highs. it's an ongoing grind higher into me, that's the collision course with respect to the dynamism in the trade. tom: fed speakers today, coming up, perfect timing, claudia sahm. ♪ ♪ the vehicles are all-electric. the feeling is all mercedes. the choice is all yours. see your dealer for exceptional offers today. tom: bloomberg surveillance on a tuesda

when mike rogers, republican of alabama who was presiding over the vote, asked whether all lawmakers had voted, hakeem jeffries, flashed a green card to dozens of democrats waiting in the well of the chamber who immediately voted yes and brought the rule over the hurdle. democrats stressed their support for the initial parliamentary vote would not come without a price. in exchange, the democratic leader will win a private pledge for concessions from mccarthy on legislation considered this summer or fall. mccarthy's office did not respond to request for comment but asked wednesday whether he would cut a deal to have democrats vote for the rule, mccarthy responded, no, no. we are getting your reaction to the house passing this debt limit deal now moving to the senate. republicans, dial in at (202)-748-8001. democrats, (202)-748-8000 and independents, (202)-748-8002. you can also text us at (202)-748-8003. let's listen to the minority leader, hakeem jeffries, on the floor yesterday about this agreement. [video clip] >> it appears you may have lost control of the floor of the house of re

a court battles by the, way but that did not stop desantis from applauding him self roger corny and job well done. mikefarther out that washington event today, and he called on every republican presidential candidate to make this pledge. >> i want to say from my heart, every republican candidate for president should support a ban on abortion, before 15 weeks as a minimum nationwide standard. >> the former vice president of the united states was all competitors for the republican nomination to promise to make it so that no one in this country, whether you are a blue state like new york or california, or a state as crimson red is texas. no one will be able to get an abortion after 15 weeks of pregnancy at a minimum. that's where we stand. one year after dobbs. with new medical horror stories emerging every day as republican politicians threaten to make things worse. today, after signing an executive order expanding access to birth control, president biden reiterated his commitment to veto any 15-week abortion ban that congress might pass in the future. he repeated that commitment during a white house eve

mike pence did and said? fans pointed out, that roger stone was putting out that he would like to have a -- if you look at chris christie who says that the only way to the presidency is neutral trump, and i am going there. when you listen to tom scott saying i am looking through the windshield, not the rearview mirror. there are big stylistic differences that play out. hopefully, he will have these candidates on a main stage. >> do you think is delivery routes as authentic? >> no, it's the opposite. i think every question cannot have a speech for an answer. if i ask you to pass this of, i can't have you -- you just need to pass the salt. >> he had a dramatic pauses. i am not sure if they are real. >> he was at the capital. protected by the secret service. donald trump is sitting at his desk wonder if mike pence will be hanged. i wonder -- had to be physically supported by the secret service there. he said there was a story that mike pence gets in a fight with donald trump. it's that, it's not authentic. >> authenticity is the king of the room at this level of politics. nobody ever says, i wish trump would speak

mike pence just said and? did van's point, or as roger stone tweeted out, he liked have the no-noes concession at the town hall. when you look at chris christie, who says all the only way to the presidency is through donald trump, and i'm going there. when you look at tim scott saying i'm looking through the windshield, not the rearview mirror. my vision is happy lawyer. there are really big stylistic differences, that i think will play out if we get into debate. and you know, hopefully we will have these candidates on the debate stage. >> if you think his delivery reads as authentic to people? >> no, is the opposite. because i think every question cannot have a speech for an answer. if i ask you to pass the salt, i can't have you for your brow and -- >> the dramatic pauses, i don't know if they're -- because these are things he said 1 million. times >> like this, anderson he was in the capital, being protected by the secret service. donald trump is sitting at his desk, wondering whether mike pence is gonna be harmed. i can't understand if mike pence did go back to the white house, and has to be physically sep

two years later, will clark called him his second dad, and mike coco says he was the best manager he ever had. rogerng a short illness. come baby. i did not know, though, that he coined that phrase. so. but boy, i still have a home baby refrigerator magnet on the garage fridge. do you know the adult sodas in the adult sodas? he definitely left. left his mark? yeah yes. and you know, on that home baby sticker, will clark's image was on their. so those were good years. but let's go to the traffic because we can't talk about all the fun stuff on the monday we have to get the business this is a look at the bay bridge it is backed up all the way out to the macarthur maze. it's nothing unusual. but if you drive this way every day, you're going to notice that it's typical. we've looked at 880 and the san mateo bridge. those are getting more crowded by the moment. we've se some slowing on 680 out of pleasanton and on valley road. but getting into castro valley looks good. there's a little bit of slowing in hayward. i would say that this commute is kind of slowly taking shape. the south bay commute is still

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mike turcotte says he was the best manager he ever had. a family spokesperson says he died following a short illness. roger craig, 93 years old. teens to fill summer jobs. some of the places that are still looking for more help this time of year are amusement parks, beach businesses and restaurants. in many states, work rules have changed so young people can work. and those who are already 16 can work longer hours. definitely helps because we have a long operational hours from the water park to the pier. so it helps that we can make those 16 year olds that we do have work longer and fill the staffing needs. businesses say that it would help of states would allow 14 and 15 year olds to work with parents permission . another segment of the labor force that's helping close the gap. older americans companies are targeting retirees for part time summer jobs. happening today, the 50th anniversary of the world environment day. the united nations environment program led the campaign, which has grown to become one of the largest global platforms for environmental outreach. this year's event is being hosted by0 million tonnes of plastic