jim inhofe is great. you hear that, jim? you know that story. so -- here's what happened. boeing says no way. the next week they said how about $5 million. i said no way. the next week they said $4.8. i said no, it has to have a 3 on the front of you. don't you understand you dumb son of a bitch? don't you understand? i turned out to be right, you know. turned out to be right. nobody gets that. no, got to have a 3. next day, they come back. 4.5 is our best offer. no, i'm not doing it. come back he were ready. a month goes by, another month, they never heard from me. they thought it was serious. i was. they came back at $4 billion. that's a lot of money, but i saved $1.6 billion, $1.7 billion. when i get foreign nations to pay us billions and billions of dollars. no one wants to talk about that. when i take soldiers out of the countries because they are not treating us properly. germany is an example. i have a german heritage like some of you. i said let's get it down from 50,000 to 25,000 because they are delinquent. they haven't been paying what they are supposed to be pa

we'll send jim inhofe back, and all of them. they have been fighting for us and they have been fighting for you. they are incredible, talented tough, strong people. and they love your state a lot. so thank you very much. so we built the greatest single economy in the world. and then we say not only the world, but actually in the history of the world they may never even challenge you. we did it. we had the best numbers anybody has ever had. african-american, hispanic american, the best employment numbers in history. the best stock market numbers in history. we were the envy of the world. everybody would come in to see me, presidents, prime ministers, kings, queens, dictators. the dictators would come and say congratulations on the economy. then the plague came in. and what we are doing we are doing it fast. we are doing record business. it's happening at a level and speed that nobody can believe. two week ago job numbers came in. the single biggest number in the history of our country. last week -- last week retail sales numbers

so i want to thank the armed services committee chairman jim inhofe for bringing the use it act one step closer to becoming law. mr. president, for the past four years congress has been able to pass the ndaa with strong top-line defense funding. the bipartisan budget act sets overtall defense funding -- overall defense funding levels for fiscal year 2021. longer-term funding is necessary, but it's uncertain. democrats have proposed stronger defense funding in the past -- they have opposed stronger defense funding in the past especially during the obama-biden administration. this history suggests that if democrats win the election, they will slow our nation's critical defense investments. the ndaa strengthens america's hand to stand up to foreign aggressors, to stand up against those people who are against american values. our ndaa will protect american

jim inhofe, you better vote for him. he's great.] but we will get to him and james lankford in a second. two great senators. you have great senators. we passed v.a. choice. they haveand years, wanted to do it for almost 50 years, we got it done, we get a lot of things done. if you are a veteran and you have to wait in line for one week, two weeks, three weeks, five weeks, seven weeks, two months, what happens is you go outside, you get a private doctor, you get fixed up, and they pay your bill. we take care of the bill. you get immediate service. it has never happened before. 91%.pproval rating is now that's how good it is. never been anywhere near that number. v.a. accountability. we had a lot of bad people in the v.a., people that didn't love our vets. sadistic.t were stoo a lot of bad people. you couldn't get rid of them, because they were -- let's say it could be unions, it could be civil service. so you couldn't get it done. for decades, they wanted to get it changed. i got it done with those people and your congressman, who i

a senator named jim inhofe known for his interest in african affairs. on. the model on on what i did you know paula it's what you might think you fight. inhofe was one of the stars of the coney 2012 video. with all the problems that are out there no one is more severe than one in the middle age and takes their lives a little bit. assistant on to this senator jim inhofe from oklahoma must be pretty close to the ngo because in one of the other videos we have we see him taking part in one of the n.g.o.s protests. areas. his interest in uganda goes back many years. in this press release from 2006 he was already raising the alarm about what he called northern uganda is terrorist group the l r a. when i go he says i'm doing my jesus thing when he goes and meets with foreign leaders he says i'm a u.s. senator i'm a conduit to u.s. power and money if you want to get there you go through me and you go to jesus. the senator will not answer our questions what's clear is that for decades a radical fellowship has been pulling strings behind the scenes to get uganda to a

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i'm sorry i didn't come to the floor quickly enough to wish my friend jim inhofe and his wife the best. he is one of the real contributors in the united states senate, has been for years. he's a special individual. he decided to take an interest in the continent of africa. i don't know that there's another senator who knows as much about that continent as he does. he's been there so many times. his stories, many of them, relate to countries which few people have heard of. he's made a special point to understand that continent, the people on it in addition to his responsibilities serving the state of oklahoma and, of course, now, as chairman of the armed services committee, his responsibility for funding the department of defense. he and our democratic colleague, senator jack reed of rhode island, have done a remarkable bipartisan job on that defense appropriation -- authorization, let me add. and i sincerely hope that the president will sign that bill. his objections to it have nothing to do with the military or the defense of our country. they relate to issues which are thorny, politi

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jim inhofe, the republican senator in charge of the armed services committee, that could lead to a stalemate. as of right now, there was a hope that the house would vote on this this weekend we are not seeing it on the schedule yet. joe: we have all these various biden econ officials that will be nominated. is, can anything get paste -- anything get passed? is there any upside scenario. can you think of any reason why biden and mcconnell might in a position to do a deal? favorite,e is our old the debt ceiling, which will come back into effect in the summer. there is the need to deal with that. appropriations for another budget deal. perhapssee all of those tailored with some long-term fiscal restraint, maybe an entitlement or two. we have the medicare trust fund running out of funds in 2022. you could see a stimulus or a victim for structure package all -- a stimulus or a big infrastructure package. biden will have to pay a toll. what is an update on going on down there in washington particular with the current congress. coming up, we will talk about the next big presidential administration

but if you can get a project where jim inhofe and ed markey are working for the same goal,you can get a lot done here .it's an example of howfriendships get you over the finish line . my friendship with david benner, my partner on positive reform was sort of like a kennedy and or enhances friendship. a political odd couple. he is the son of mormon pioneers, dave the son of new orleans. two very different political backgrounds and different views and a lot of the problems orbefore us but i'll never forget the dinner we had after frank loud and bird passed away when we decided to take on reform. we looked at each other after that dinner and shook hands and said we're going to get this done. and we did. it passed the senate unanimously. we agreed that there was a problem, we found common ground on a solution. that's still possible in the senate. but i didn't come here to just list accomplishments. you can check my twitter feed if you want to see more of that . gei do want to share some final thoughts on challenges our nationfaces before i leave the senate . i believe that for all of us h

confront the crisis.an difine stinal, democrat of california, kelly loeffler, republican georgia and jim inhofepublican of oklahoma also sold stock beforehand. on friday burp asked the senate ethics committeeo review his sales. nancy, you'reat ihe come lican senators. who is the response to the newr reabout senator bur. is he being asked to resign or is it business as usual? >> the rponse in the public was vicious but here most of them said they didn't know all the details or didt want to judge what burr and some of their colleagues had done. i think this is a very tricky situation because yes, br did sell off somewhere between 600 and 1.7 million dollars' wortht of the wee before the stock market started to tan and there was a suggestion that perhaps because he was receiving coronavirufings, he had some kind of inside information about what was going to the reality is that the reason he was getting coronavus briefings at that point was because of the nulls that everybody was seeing out of asia was so dire at that point that snampts were demanding these briefings so that wasn't exactly a secrea

cannot looses moment, we've got to do some sort of police reform but oklahoma republican senator jim inhofe says the democrats bill doesn't help police officers, it restricts them up in the week in law enforcement say that so many that were intruding it's our situation when lawmakers return from july 4th recess, corning says they have to tackle other issues like the next coronavirus relief bill. and don't have a lot of time left to hash out their differences we had a window of opportunity and looks like it's closing in washington, i'm anna warren, a key. >>well happening later this morning, the white house coronavirus task force led by vice president mike pence we'll be holding its first public meeting in nearly 2 months this comes just one day after the u.s. saw the most new reporting cases within a 24 hour period. it also comes as president trump appears to push for less testing out earlier this week doctor anthony fauci told lawmakers that he has not spoken to president trump and about 2 and a half weeks the white house has not said if fauci and doctor deborah birx will be at today's bri

happened and there's already been a consequence of very rare criticism from a republican in the senate jim inhofe has released a statement saying that president trump has traded the voices of the people of the no voice for this particular peace deal he really critical of president trump for taking this action for reversing u.s. policy now the question is when joe biden comes into office where the heat is follows along with what president trump does which could well anger many of his allies or whether he attempts to reverse the situation which could imperil this peace deal there's been a record 7 percent f.n.c. aid to emissions this year and that's according to preliminary figures from the global carbon project the goods a scientist says the drop which they see as temporary and largely because of the coronavirus lockdowns that shut down industries and transport and missions fell 12 percent in the u.s. and 11 percent in europe but only 1.7 percent in china. well apart from 2020 global greenhouse emissions have grown every year since the paris climate accord was signed by almost $200.00 countries in

so no facial reactions from guys like jim inhofe or chris murphy. know, it's just going to be sort of whoever is speaking and the chief justice for the most part. you'll get plenty of air time. mcconnell has four priorities here over the course of the next few weeks, manage the senate and make sure it's a dignified process. but he has to manage the president and his expectations. he's got to manage the fact that several of his colleagues, 22, are up for reelection and seven or eight are in trickier contests than they would like, and he has his o reelection back home some he has to be seen as maintaining decorum but also keeping in the back of his mind or in front of him that this could be a factor 11 months from now in elections across the country. >> you know what he's lucky, john mccain is not in the sphat. could you imagine the fifth and sixth and seventh chores mcconnell could face if john mccabe was still representing the state of arizona. does that mean mitt romney would feel more empowered to stand up in a serious way? >> i would argue there

happened and there's already been a consequence a very rare criticism from a republican in the senate jim inhofe has released a statement saying that president trump has traded the voices of the people of the no voice for this particular peace deal he really critical of president trump for taking this action for reversing u.s. policy now the question is when joe biden comes into office where the heat is follows along with what president trump does which could well anger many of his allies or whether he attempts to reverse the situation which could imperil this peace deal. lebanon's caretaker prime minister has sunday and has been charged with negligence of the devastating explosion of beirut support 3 other former ministers have also been accused more than 200 people were killed in the disaster thousands injured and many more left homeless center one of reports from favors. it's been 4 months since a massive explosion at beirut's airport this story didn't damage surrounding neighborhoods killing 200 people and injuring thousands. an investigation has yet to provide an explanation on what caused

. >> reporter: there are also questions around jim inhofe and dianne feinstein who both sold off hundreds of thousands of dollars in stocks but they say they were not at the coronavirus briefing and insists they were not directly involve in the decisions to sell. >> mary bruce tonight. mary, thank you. >>> when we come back, dr. jen ashton and your questions. how quickly some cases are turning into severe pneumonia like symptoms. she'll have more on that and more of the difference between men and women, who it's hitting harder and why. >>> also tracking the severe storms through the east. the confirmed ef-tornado and where that played out. balk in just a moment. a. otezla is not an injection or a cream. it's a pill that treats differently. for psoriasis, 75% clearer skin is achievable, with reduced redness, thickness, and scaliness of plaques. for psoriatic arthritis, otezla is proven to reduce joint swelling, tenderness, and pain. and the otezla prescribing information has no requirement for routine lab monitoring. don't use if you're allergic to otezla. it may cause severe diarrhea, nau

happened and there's already been a consequence a very rare criticism from a republican in the senate jim inhofe has released a statement saying that president trump has traded the voices of the people of the no voice for this particular peace deal he really critical of president trump for taking this action for reversing u.s. policy now the question is when joe biden comes into office where the heat is follows along with what president trump does which could well anger many of his allies or whether he attempts to reverse the situation which could imperil this peace deal. meeting venezuelan opposition figure leopoldo lopez has been in colombia as he tries to rebuild some international support. present even decay in bogota or on the 1st stop of an international tour from bogota is on to iran p.s. he reports. arriving in colombia lupul the lopez didn't hide the fact that these are difficult times for venezuelans a position that insisted that the fight for regime change in his country is far from over calling for unity minister. internationally against president. i don't want to fight for liberty a

happened and there's already been a consequence a very rare criticism from a republican in the senate jim inhofe has released a statement saying that president trump has traded the voices of the people of the no voice for this particular peace deal he really critical of president trump for taking this action for reversing u.s. policy now the question is when joe biden comes into office where the heat is follows along with what president trump does which could well anger many of his allies or whether he attempts to reverse the situation which could imperil this peace deal. argentina is poised to become only the 3rd country in south america to legalize abortion as politicians prepare to decide on a bill before congress pro and anti abortion rights campaigners have held rallies in buenos aires where the legislation is being debated ahead of a vote in the lower house is expected to narrowly approve the low performers to the senate where they're expecting an even closer vote an estimated half a 1000000 illegal abortions are carried out every year in argentina to raise suppose been out amongst the pro

you saw jim inhofe who is the senate arms service chairman and a close ally of president trump and talks to him frequently and said i want to repeal section 230. i think we have to get it done. i support the president on this and this is not the place to do it, and that's something that we've seen with the authorization act in the past is the sense that, look, you don't want to load it up, and people try to load it up with stuff. the defense committees always spend a lot of time trying to fight that off and trying to keep it purely as defense focused as possible. >> both republicans and democrats agree, this is not the place for section 230 and we'll have to see now if the president follows through on his veto threat. >> the language there on the confederate monuments and excuse me, the confederate naming bases after confederate generals. what does the final language in the bill say? >> so we don't know for sure because we have not seen the final language out. they just finished the conference officially yesterday and they always like to delay it to make our lives miserable. it looks lik

happened and there's already been a consequence a very rare criticism from a republican in the senate jim inhofe has released a statement saying that president trump has traded the voices of the people of the no voice for this particular peace deal he really critical of president trump for taking this action for reversing u.s. policy now the question is when joe biden comes into office where the heat is follows along with what president trump does which could well anger many off his allies or whether he attempts to reverse the situation which could imperil this peace deal and of course there are implications on politics across the middle east to consider his hands from a whole barrel with more on that. that recognition today by u.s. president donald trump is something which will definitely reshape the whole thing about the conflicts of western sahara is going to give morocco massive political advantage in the coming in the future it will put more pressure on the polish sorry a front backed by 2 key players in africa and south africa and algeria as far as the middle east peace process of the norm

happened and there's already been a consequence of very rare criticism from a republican in the senate jim inhofe has released a statement saying that president trump has traded the voice of the people of the no voice for this particular peace deal he really critical of president trump for taking this action for reversing u.s. policy now the question is when joe biden comes into office where the heat is follows along with what president trump does which could well anger many of his allies or whether he attempts to reverse a situation which could imperil this peace deal. the u.s. military is reportedly on heightened alert to respond to a potential rainy and attack us news outlets politico says diplomatic personnel have been reduced in iraq the 52 bombers were flown to the middle east to back the pentagon says tehran backed militias could be planning an attack to mark one years since an american airstrikes killed around top generals some sunni money in baghdad . still ahead on al jazeera new restrictions southern chile scrambles to contain the surge and grow. cases. the upside of knockdowns new dos

usa the all her own we pass be a choice thank you very much jim war where is my sanity war were jim inhofe about i vote for him he's running his way of all hope i will get to him and james lankford in a 2nd or 2 great senators you have 2 great senators so we pass should be a choice so if you are a veteran for years and years they've wanted to do it from most 50 years we got it done we get a lot of things done and ball so if you're a veteran of the and you have to wait on line for one week 2 weeks 3 weeks 5 weeks 7 weeks 2 months. what happens is you go outside to get a private talk you get fixed up and they pay your bill we take care of the bill we take care of the bill and you get immediate service it's never happened before and our approval rating at the v.a. is now 91 percent that's how it would. be who are the evidence anywhere near that. and v.a. accountability when a lot of bad people in the v.a. people that they knew of our vets people that were sadistic people that stole a lot of bad people you couldn't get rid of them because they were let's say could be unions or could be civil s

in oklahoma incumbent senator jim inhofe got 74% of the vote. nfl safety burgess owens declared the winner in the house primary. he would take on democrat incumbent been mc adams. the gubernatorial primary too close to call, spencer cops with a narrow lead over former governor jon huntsman. a lot of intrigue on the primaries. the dnc deleting and tweeting insults about the upcoming independence day event at mount rushmore claiming the iconic landmark is a, quote, glorification of white supremacy. jillian: congressional candidate lacey johnson joined us, thank you for being here, appreciate it. here is what the democratic party has to say the ten reads trump has disrespected native communities time and again. he's attempting to limit their voting rights and blocked critical pandemic relief. he's now holding a rally glorifying white supremacy at mount rushmore, a region once sacred to tribal communities. what is your response to that? >> typical election year politics. i think the democrats spent the last four years talking about russian collusion

: the doj looking to stop trading violations by three senators, kelly left, diane feinstein and jim inhofe sold stocks just before the market crashed. they did not say whether it was ended. the feds are looking into north carolina senator richard burr. he and his wife sold more than $1 million worth of stocks, all four senators deny doing anything illegal. todd: space x is set to launch beginning a new era of human spaceflight in the usa. jillian: two asked not will take off in a spacecraft from kennedy space center in cape canaveral, florida. todd: the weather outlook is improving after fears it could be pretty stormy in the afternoon and delay the mission. jillian: janice dean joins us now. >> janice: i think it is 50/50. there are showers and thunderstorms expected in the area around cape canaveral. there is the radar, pretty quiet, as we look at the rain in the forecast we have this area of low pressure, tropical in nature that could develop over the next 12 to 18 hours. there is cape canaveral, clear skies but watch what happens as we go through time, that area of concern i was talkin

knows eda supports local development by providing federal funds to locally driven projects that jim inhofe has talked about. i can talk about a number of them and will in a moment. these investments can serve as a lifeline, especially in economically distressed or moribund communities like my native west virginia. but over the years i've had the opportunity to see firsthand how these investments including those by eda support projects and create jobs in all of our home states including my home state now of delaware. this past september a couple of months ago, dr. fleming, you came to open the delaware innovation space in wilmington. dupont, forever, for hundreds of years was the economic lynch pin in delaware, tens of thousands of job. in'93, 27, 000 people went to work that day for dupont. today 4, 000. the we is what do you do about that? how do you deal with that? we had a lot of dupont employees who were let go, a lot of them had phds at the end of their name. and created amazing things that dupont was famous for. then they were without a job. we created this innovation space station o

we just heard that jim inhof said he would agree to a waiver for general lloyd austin.back to you. >> harris: that's interesting. i remember the criticism that republicans had when the president of the united states wanted to do some of this too. to bring in generals and some would need waivers. jennifer, thank you very much. as if you need further proof, we have brand new information on the toll covid-19 lockdowns are taking on american's physical and mental health. doctor marc siegel is next. and she called for a boycott of goya and congresswoman's alexandria ocasio-cortez back fired in a big cash way for goya. >> it's interesting that aoc was one of the first people to boycott goya. she was our employee of the month. she helped boost sales tremendously. people were afraid i was contagious. i felt gross. it was kind of a shock after i started cosentyx. four years clear. real people with psoriasis look and feel better with cosentyx. don't use if you're allergic to cosentyx. before starting, get checked for tuberculosis. an increased risk of infections and lowered abili

and senate armed services committee chair jim inhofe tweeted: right now, though, we need answers.e asked the administration to though share what it knows -- to share what it knows, and i expect to know more in the coming days. we'll be talking with retired four-star general jack keane in the broadcast here tonight. >>> communist china finally allowing an investigative team from the world health organization to find the origins of the china virus and how it began. admittedly, it's like watching like a murder investigation when the police are only allowed into the scene of the crime after it has been well cleaned some six months after the murder, or in this case murders. the china virus has killed more than a half million people. 503,000 people at last count. more than 10 is million people around the world -- 10 million people around the world infected. 126,000 of those depths, 2.6 million cases in the united states. >>> on wall street today, stocks moved higher, much higher. a big rally on wall street. the dow gained 580 points, the s&p up 44, the nasdaq up 117. volume on the big b

when you see jim inhofe come out, but down the line republican who has been with trump every step of, and now he says, not good enough. we also have to remember all the people in congress also run for reelection. a third of the senate is on the ballot. people are putting their finger in the wind and deciding and saying, will this hurt me if i do not challenge trump? we are starting to see slippage and we will see more. tom: thank you for briefing on this. an eventful day in washington. our full us for coverage on a very movable story on russia and the president. it is simple. 1, the first day of the third quarter, has been extraordinary -- it has been annexed ordinary first two quarters of 2020 -- it has been an extraordinary first two quarters of 2020. paul krugman will join bloomberg late in the afternoon. extraordinary, 2020. please stay with us through the day. this is bloomberg. good morning. jonathan: good morning. the countdown to the open starts now. equity futures bouncing back. we begin with the big issue. leaving behind q2 and with low visibility and little conviction, loo

jim inhofe just tabbed one, i could talk about a number of them, as we'll hear in a moment, but projects that spur economic creation and job creation, and go. these investments can serve as a lifeline, especially in economically distressed or moribund communities like my native west virginia, senator capito knows what i'm talking about, she sees this every day. i've seen firsthand how these investments including those by eda support projects and create jobs in all of our states, all of our own states including my home state of delaware. this past september a couple of months ago, dr. fleming, you were good enough to come to open what we call the delaware innovation space in wilmington. dupont forever, for hundreds of years, was like the economic linchpin in delaware. tens of thousands of jobs. the governor of delaware in january of '93, 27,000 people went to work that day in dupont. today, 4,000. so the question is what do you do about that, how do we deal with that. and we had a lot of dupont employees who were let go. a lot of them had ph.d.s at the end of their name and all of a sudde

senator jim inhofe smissed the demand, andrs negotiapproved a final version without the liability language. in iran, the country's guardian council approved a law that halts you and inspections of nuclear sites and steps up enrichnt of uranium. hard-liners in parliament passed the bill earlier this week, in response to an assassination of the country's top nuclear scientist. t presiduhani said it would be harmful to restoring the 2015 nuclear deal, which president-elect biden says he wants to rejoin if iran complies. afghanistan's government and the taliban have had a breakthrough of sorts. they announced a preliminary deal setting the rules for peace talks. agreement in 19 years of war. ethiop ahe united nations agreed today on opening a humanitarian corridor i' the country' tigray region. some 6 million have been trapped there during a month of fighting forces. the army and rebel the agreement callsin for all in food, medicine, and other supplies. hong kong's leadits are being ized after three pro-democracyer activists sentenced to jail. they will serveth 7-13 monover a protest last year