warren, proposes amendment 734. ms. warren: democrats are asking republicans questions about the basic principles of what they are planning to do and the first question is there anyone that is so rich that americans think they don't need a tax giveaway. my amendment says that anyone who earns more than $10 million a year won't get a tax cut in the new republican budget. i ask everyone to say yes. mr. president, i yield. the presiding officer: the senator from louisiana. mr. kennedy: mr. president, it seems to me that it is important as we conclude tonight that we admit to the american people what we know to be true ourselves, and that is most of these amendments are a fiction. it's professional wrestling. it's the undertaker versus andrii the -- andre the giant. they've been all foam and no beer, all assault and no tequila. unless you do your research on instagram, you know that our bill is going to be not about taxes but about immigration and defense. there will be time too consider my friend, senator warren's amendmen

warren! senator warren is in the house. [cheers and applause] come on up, senator warren. the people want to hear from you. let's give it up for senator warren! [cheers and applause] sen. warren: all right! in the building behind me, elon musk is seizing power from the american people. we are here to fight back! a few months ago, elon musk spent $280 million to buy an election for donald trump. now, elon musk is here to collect on his investment. he is here to seize power for himself. we are here to fight back. [cheers and applause] musk has grabbed control of america's payment system. this is the system that makes sure that your grandpa gets his social security check on time. this is the system that make sure that your mom's doctor gets paid for her medicare exam. elon musk wants the power to turn that on, to turn that off, as elon musk decides. >> no! sen. warren: elon musk wants the power to say to your grandpa, who frankly is a cranky old guy, and sometimes disses elon on x, doesn't get his social security check on time elon musk wants power to say to your mom's doctor

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keith morrison: but by july of 2012, reeva broke the news to warren. the first time in her life to be on her own. i mean, i was very busy. she was very busy. so i suppose you start growing apart. and sometimes you need a break. keith morrison: by then, reeva was speaking out publicly about domestic violence. she only knew oscar the way everybody knew oscar, as the electrifying blade runner in the olympic games. and then pure coincidence, really, four months later, the car dealer from whom oscar ordered that mclaren showed him a picture of reeva, suggested he might want to take her to the sports awards. it was like they were made for each other, both disciplined, hardworking, well-read, hoping to put their fame to use for the betterment of others, oscar for landmine victims and reeva for victims of domestic violence. did you ever meet oscar? i did, yes. i mean, he seemed like a gentleman. keith morrison: and like a gentleman, warren graciously accepted his role as reeva's ex. and as an ex-boyfriend, warren would occasionally meet reeva at a cafe to talk

my name is elizabeth warren. and i am here with you to fight for our consumer financial protection bureau. the cfpb is the cop on the beat and that cop is the one that caught the crooks and so far has made them give back $21 billion. that cop is the one that put that $21 billion right back into the hands of the american people that got cheated. that cop is the one who has worked day by day to get your money back when some slimeball decided they could cheat you and there wouldn't be anything you can do about it. now, the cfpb is the little agency that has fought for us and we are here today to fight for the cfpb. let's give a huge cheer for the cfpb. donald trump ran his campaign on lowering costs for working families. yeah, now he and his copresident, elon musk -- [crowd booing] senator warren: have tried to shut down the agency that has delivered $21 billion to hard-working families. $21 billion to people who got cheated, and trump and elon musk want to just take that agency away. donald trump and elon musk have

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senator warren. sen. warren: mr. kennedy, i want to start with something i think that you and i agree on. big pharma has too much power in washington. you said that president trump asked you to "clean up corruption and conflicts." sounds great. you said you will "slam shut the revolving door between government agencies and the companies they regulate." that also sounds great. here is an easy question. will you commit that when you leave this job you will not accept compensation from a drug company, medical device company, hospital system, or health insurer for at least four years, including as a lobbyist or board member? mr. kennedy: can you repeat the last part of the question? sen. warren: you're not going to take money from drug companies in any way, shape, or form? mr. kennedy: who, me? sen. warren: you. mr. kennedy: i am happy to commit to that. sen. warren: i figured. like i said, it is an easy question to start with. mr. kennedy: i don't think they want to give me money, by the way. [laughter] sen. warren: let

and the elizabeth warren, you know, today. in the last 14 years, the cfpb has recovered over $20 billion from consumers. but now doge champion elon musk tweeted, cfpb, r.i.p. i'm joined now by senator elizabeth warren, ranking member of the banking committee, who is calling on the trump administration to, quote, remove members of elon musk's doge from the consumer financial protection bureau, end quote, citing the risk of musk, quote, enriching himself at the expense of american taxpayers through doj's illegal efforts to dismantle the cfpb. end quote. senator warren, good to see you. thank you for being with us. >> thank you. good to be with you. >> i don't know how many years has been that you and i have been talking about cfpb. i think since before it started. yes. i never understood then and i don't understand now. if you want to target the government for waste, fraud and inefficiency, why would you go after the place that actually has a record $20 billion or more being returned to consumers who would not have been able to

who is excited to hear from senator warren?ng] i need to hear you, there's one more person first, also incredibly important so as rough levin from indivisible who is going to introduce the senator from massachusetts. [cheering] >> i am not elizabeth warren. [cheering] i'm from indivisible. [cheering] i do want to raise our incredible partners in this. give it up. [cheering and applauding] who got to move on, america's financial report. 335. [cheering] these of the workers, the banks, give them some love. [cheering] and got to brag a little bit. when elon musk started with the treasury, i think i hear senator coming. she's coming up. we are going to get to you. [cheering] last week when elon musk started bringing treasury, there is luggage response congressional allies. i didn't love to see it, we have been in thousand people on a call. go around to your senators where you live tell them, stop elon musk. [cheering] within 24 hours there were 300 offense all over the country, every single state just about called on their senators

warren: mr. chairman, have we had a single nominee come through who makes $2.5 million of suing one of the entities that it would be regulating and plans to keep getting a take of every lawsuit in the future, have we had that before? >> mr. chairman: i have not reviewed that. i know that every single time we get a nominee, their financial interests are attacked. that's why we have the office of ethics and that's why they reviewed everything in his record and he even, i think and i don't know if i want to ask him to get into it. he listed his assets and has gone through a discussion of the responsibilities under our ethic laws and complied with all of those requirements. senator tillis. >> senator tillis: thank you, mr. chairman, how is your morning going? >> mr. kennedy: so far so good. >> mr. tillis: you came prepared and i am glad you did. i believe address my satisfaction and question about title ten and president's priorities with respect to planned parenthood. can you affirm that you are 100

>> uh, no. >> no. >> warren says his eggs and chickens are selling.is well-trained dogs help keep the wild birds at bay. for now. >> it's probably unlikely that we would contract it, but it's still a crapshoot. i mean, we there's a limit to what we can do to control it. >> what do you think your odds are? >> i'm not much of a betting man, so. >> okay. >> i have no idea what our odds are. i mean, we've managed to get through a couple of years with, uh, avian influenza around without any problems, and we can just hope that we'll make it through a couple more years, and then i'm going to retire. >> jason carroll, cnn, east meredith, new york. >> so who is really calling the shots? that's the question from one foreign official this morning, as allies are beginning to wonder which statements from u.s. officials they can trust and who is really in charge. in more than 100 fishermen were rescued after getting stranded on a chunk of ice. why? some of them did not want to be saved. >> just close. >> the doors. >> and you're in a world of your. >> own. >> trave

senator warren: mr.chairman, understanding that you wanted to hold this to a minute, i don't get to present all the facts and documentation, how about if we just decide to make entries for the record on exactly what the record shows about his -- mr. kennedy's participation. i think he has answered the yes or no question. he takes no responsibility. chair crapo: we will do that. mr. kennedy and all the senators, every senator's nose that following this hearing they will be able to ask you questions off the record and you will be able to put questions back onto the record. please give that answer. i apologize we are shutting you off from a full response right now. senator smith? we are way over time. sen. smith: you have said you want to give infectious diseases a break. you spoke about this with senator cantwell. my question has to do with avian flu. over 100 million birds cold. --cullled. the disease spread to dairy cows. do you intend to give research on bird flu a break? mr. kennedy: i intend to devote

. >> warren says his eggs and chickens are selling. and his well-trained dogs help keep the wild birds at bay. for now. >> it's probably unlikely that we would contract it, but it's still a crapshoot. i mean, we there's a limit to what we can do to control it. >> what do you think your odds are? >> i'm not much of a betting man, so. okay. i have no idea what our odds are. i mean, we've managed to get through a couple of years with, uh, avian influenza around without any problems, and we can just hope that we'll make it through a couple more years. and then i'm going to retire. >> and anderson, farmers say one of the issues that is so frustrating to them is trying to dispel all of the misinformation. they say, that is circulating among consumers going forward. they also say knowing as much as they can about the disease is one of the best ways that they have to fight it. >> jason carroll thanks. the news continues right here on cnn. >> it's wednesday. >> february 12th. >> right now on cnn. >> this. >> morning. >> i feel like the luckiest

i'm proud to be joined by senators murray, warren, schatz, and wyden. now, before our very eyes -- sorry, before our very eyes, an unelected shadow government is conducting a hostile takeover of the federal government. last friday, doge forcefully gained access to the treasury department's payment systems and to the most sensitive information of virtually every u.s. citizen. donald trump basically handed doge the social security data of virtually every american citizen. donald trump, he gave -- donald trump gave doge access to america's personal tax refund data. he gave doge access to people's medicare and medicaid benefits, disability payment data, veteran benefit data. worst of all, we don't know what doge intends to do with this information. if you want to know how an unelected shadow government operates, look no further than doge. those staffers, whomever they are, now have unprecedented access to the most sensitive payment data in the entire federal government with no transparency, with no guardrails. and guess what? the one independent watchdog wh

how it deals with far ride hate speech area. meanwhile, ukrainian president of what appears lensky warren, that russia has a danger to all of europe. he said new russian divisions destined for bella roost could attack nato countries not. and he called for the united european army seal. and he said he had this advice for president trump when it comes to russian leader vladimir from team. i told drum. mm hm. dads potent afraid of him. yes. and he shorted me. and i'll put the nose. and his address to the conference, all of sholtes called on europe and its allies to be ready to support ukraine for the long haul. even after any peace deal might be made. the over p as in european, so being the strongest supporters of ukraine. and we are going to do this for as long as it takes 2 things. these a so long have you notice, and the most indeed sidelines stopped when the weapons full silent them in the, at the end of a negotiated solution. ukraine will have to be able to defend itself against possible future russian attacks. if you not see a lot today, it will be a massive financial material logistic

senator warren. sen. warren: thank you, mr. chairman since we had our hearing last week, mr. kennedy has amended his ethics agreement. recall that his ethics agreement said that when he was secretary of hhs, he intended to retain financial interest in ongoing vaccine litigation that he was already collecting money from, and that he wanted to continue to collect that money even though he could affect the outcome of that litigation. now, he has since changed his position on that. once it has been exposed and people talked about it and had serious reservations about his doing that, he has said that he will instead give his financial interest to his son. that is a fig leaf that is so small it would take a magnifying glass to see it. no one is fooled about what is happening here. mr. kennedy refuses to say that you will not participate in these lawsuit-- he will not participate in these lawsuit financially the day after he leaves office. and yet mr. kennedy has acknowledged first that the american people have a right to know that the decisions you are making our decisions that are

earl warren, the governor of california, is withholding the delegation's votes.en tells eisenhower, "i'll deliver the delegation for you on one condition. i wanna be the next chief justice of the supreme court." ike, the great war hero, shakes hands, says, "you got a deal." he wins. one year later, earl warren is the chief justice of the united states supreme court. rod wanted a political appointment from obama, and for that, he was prepared to trade obama's old senate seat, which is actually legal. otherwise, eisenhower would have gone to jail, and americans would not have "liked ike." do you see yourself as somebody who was just trying to function in perhaps an inherently corrupt but legal system, and that theoretically almost any politician could be snagged the way you were? absolutely. of course i do, except i'm giving me higher marks. because i was using that money that--that-- and that power gave me to fight an established system that served itself on the backs of the people, and when you do that, you piss a lot of people off, and they wanna get rid of you.

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one of those lawmakers is senator elizabeth warren.he consumer financial protection bureau during the obama administration, and she has been defending it ever since. joining us now is massachusetts senator elizabeth warren. senator, thank you so much for making time to be here tonight. happy to be with you. tell me about this protest today at cfpb headquarters. well. >> so we're in this moment where donald trump ran for president, saying over and over and over he was going to lower costs for american families. remember how much he talked about the price of groceries, the price of eggs, right. going to. >> lower those costs. >> and now here we are, three weeks. into the trump administration. and they say this consumer financial protection bureau, which is literally the cop on the beat to make sure that a family doesn't get cheated when they take out a mortgage, that you don't get tricked with the fine print on a car loan, that your credit card doesn't have a. >> bunch of hidden. >> fees in it. >> that your student loan hasn', issuer has

i think that you've got to consider here is that a lot in the time between warren gatland leaving couldand eventually, if you don't feed the bottom, the group of players, now living as refugees in australia, say they have received no support our reporter spent time with them in melbourne. game but the true victory was the match itself. three years after they fled their home country, this moment marks a new chapter in the player's remarkable story. she says the day the taliban returned still haunts her. 7! l955, everythi rag. sorry. take your time. absolutely. they are also forbidden from having their voices heard outside of their homes. and started to figure out how you set up a backyard saying it's impossible. to fight a new battle. back home, they had contracts with the afghanistan cricket the players then read a second letter. they never received a response. to be seen, to be heard. but within the statement, there was no mention of either of the sport. ifeel like i'm dreaming right now so, it's reality. we are so happy to play, ,, ,, ., however, one thing is certain. like they have n

. >> tom warren have been keeping. >> a more watchful eye on their chickens these days. >> we'll justave to see what happens. it's kind of what we're going to do. >> all right. >> and hope for the best. >> warren owns stone and thistle farm, a small farm located in the foothills of the catskill mountains. more than a three hour drive from new york city. but with the threat of avian flu, the city seems closer than ever. new york's governor temporarily shut down live poultry markets in new york city, long island, and westchester county as a precautionary measure. after several cases of bird flu were recently discovered. >> over the last week, inspectors have detected seven cases of bird flu in poultry. >> cases of bird flu were also found at the queens zoo, and possible cases are under investigation. at the bronx zoo. last month, a commercial duck farm in long island was forced to euthanize more than 100,000 ducks after a bird flu outbreak hit the facility to prevent further spread. wild birds are the likely source of the avian flu on farms. it's a big concern for small farmers such as

warren.u came into 2025 feeling like, you know, the bull market is still intact, but maybe expectations were high via tougher to please market. and i know you've reduced your recommended equity allocation just today. so what's driving that move? >> yeah. thank you for having me. >> i mean. >> number one. >> once we saw that the. the. tariff on mexico had been delayed for a month and the market started rallying. we thought, you know, this is a good place to, to, to take our equity exposure down. and just to be clear, we're taking it from an overweight to benchmark rate. so we just wanted to remove our excess long positioning that gets us in line with some of our main models. and the real reason is i just think that this tariff news is going to be around. the market for a bit. there's no way to. >> predict it. >> and i'm. not so. >> worried. >> about. >> the impact of tariffs on the economy. i'm more worried about. >> how tariffs. >> impact the fed's reaction function. so to. >> me that's. >> t

>> uh, no. >> no. >> warren says his eggs and chickens are selling. and his well-trained dogs help keep the wild birds at bay. for now. >> it's probably unlikely that we would contract it, but it's still a crapshoot. i mean, we there's a limit to what we can do to control it. >> what do you think your odds are? >> i'm not much of a betting man, so. okay. i have no idea what our odds are. i mean, we've managed to get through a couple of years with, uh, avian influenza around without any problems, and we can just hope that we'll make it through a couple more years. and then i'm going to retire. >> and anderson, farmers say one of the issues that is so frustrating to them is trying to dispel all of the misinformation. they say, that is circulating among consumers going forward. they also say knowing as much as they can about the disease is one of the best ways that they have to

warren gatland will leave his rule as head coach of the world rugby union team.comes after 1a successive test match defeats for wales. but will now do so with three games remaining. we've got the thoughts of former wales international, rhys patchell. of an organisation or is the head of a team, they feel that because they set the agenda, they are the ones who have to front it in the press after every loss the family around him,” yourself from it but inevitably, people read what's going on in the press so they are on social media and the flick something your way and it's difficult not ifeel for him. he clearly cares about wales. he did a greatjob for us in 2019, and just hasn't worked up to him the second time around. and moved there programmes on a significant amount former wales player, rhys patchell, there. in australia, say they have received no countries following the taliban take over more our reporter spent time with them in melbourne. the afghanistan women's 11 may not have won their first ever game but the true victory was the match itself. three years af

now that runs counter to what the blue ribbon warren commission found 60 years ago. by former california and supreme court justice earl warren. take a closer look. you may recognize congressman from michigan on the left there. that is a young gerald ford. a right. it wasn't that young. he was 50 back in 1963. at any rate, congresswoman luna says she wants members of this board, the warren commission, to testify to her, as well as the doctors in the room who tried to save president kennedy's life. in november of 1963. based on what we're actually looking to do with the jfk investigation, i'm looking at to actually bring in some of the attending physicians at the initial assassination, and then also people that had been on the various commissions looking into, like the warren commission, looking into the initial assassinations. there's been conflicting evidence, and i think that even the fbi at the time reported some anomalies in the initial autopsy at bethesda, maryland. all of those, though, seem to have been rinse, rinse and repeated in the media to push a certain n

warren: madam president. the presiding officer: senator warren is recognized. ms. warren: thank you, madam president. and thank you, senator blumenthal, for your unrelenting work to help protect our nation and in raising this issue around tulsi gabbard as a nominee to be the director of national intelligence. i appreciate your work here and i'm proud to be able to follow you in this effort. i'm here today because tulsi gabbard's nomination is a national security threat. we are being confronted with a vote that could put all of us at risk. look, everybody in the senate understands the threat that tulsi gabbard poses, but i want to make sure that everyone understands the job she would have. why do we even have a director of national intelligence? the short answer is to prevent another 9/11. the director of national intelligence position was born in the aftermath of the terrorist attack in new york that caused the twin towers to collapse to the ground, that collapsed the pentagon, that led to the deaths of 40 brave passengers on flight 943. these attacks killed almost

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your view of this issue and what warren is trying to do right now. >> i think senator warren is absolutelyct. the fact that you've allowed elon musk to run amok over federal agencies and to control the impacting onl agency having his hand in the deconstruction of our department of defense or the deconstruction of our department of education, all of it, he should be nowhere near any of it, because a he's not qualified to assess those organizations and institutions. b he is conflicted out of most of those engagements. and i think she's right in noting and calling this up and making it real for us to understand exactly what this impact is going to be. this is the guy who cfpb was designed to look at his his holdings and what he's doing, how he's running his businesses. now. he's the one calling the shots. one of the thing, which i find ironic, the trump folks are sending out these emails. right. and my friend of mine got one saying no income tax. trump wants to end the income tax. this might be president trump's biggest knockout punch. instead of taxing our citizens to enrich foreign nations,

liz: exactly and warren buffett says and shareholder letter comes out tomorrow. going on in his mind because he's been a seller of stocks waiting to have that dry powder. so it'll be very interesting to see we get the pce and any predictions? >> yes, i think the month to month numbers for both headline and core will be higher but the year over year numbers will be lower and find that downward trend continues. liz: sam stovall, always nice to see you. week to date numbers and everybody is in the red. rough day today. but we'll be right back here on monday to do it all again. that's it for us. kudlow is next. larry: hello, folks. welcome to kudlow. i'm larry kudlow. stocks are swooning and charles payne's going to help us out in

reporter: regarding the consumer financial protection bureau, senator elizabeth warren has said it is giving corporations the green light to -- pres. trump: pocahontas, the faker. you know, that was set up to destroy people. she set that up as her little personal agency to go around and destroy people and she's a f in the entire world, the living under buildings that are mostly fallen down and will continue to fall down and the living under people are being killed every day. the conditions are horrible. there are no conditions anywhere in the world that are worse than the gaza strip right now. >> use it all hell will break out of all the hostages are not released saturday. what did you mean by that? are you encouraging netanyahu to walk away from this deal? >> i looked at what the condition of people coming out as a hostage situation and its horrible. i looked at people before and after yesterday, three young men, one is dead now as you know, the older gentleman died, which are but he said he was alive and well. he's dead but the three young men and a look at them from a short while a

before i go to senator warren to be have the statutory authority in place to have the type of bake-offt you describe. >> we absolutely do and we participated in those sorts of downselect processes.>> so it's just a matter of ÃÃ senator warren. >> thank you mr. chairman and thank you for holding this hearing. dod buys a lot of stuff from defense contractors. and to protect the military and taxpayers, it's long been law the defense contractors must give dod contracting officers certified cost and pricing data to help verify that a price that's being charged is fair and reasonable. one of the big exceptions to this though is that for " commercial goods and services. based on the principles that the market will make sure it's fair price if you could buy it on amazon that's a fair price you don't have to go into all the background.i get that. and i'm all for commercial buying but the fact is, this is turned into a massive loophole where big defense contractors withhold data even though there is no market and dod effectively the only customer, doesn't have this information so that these gian

and elizabeth warren has been doing the same thing.the democratic movement, the democratic vibes, or got their groove back. however you want to phrase it. i wonder how behind the scenes chris murphy and elizabeth warren are shaping and leading the leaders of the democratic party? >> well, yeah. i mean, when warren came. >> out, you could sense like a change in the. >> enthusiasm in. >> the crowd. this is. like talking about the system being rigged, is what elizabeth warren's. >> message. >> has been for years. you know, and there's probably no. >> more. >> effective ambassador on. >> that message than elizabeth warren and the democratic party. >> and i think chris murphy has had probably the most gimlet eye on the situation as far as. >> what americans. >> are, what's resonating. >> with americans nationally. >> and i think. >> they both understand the sense of. >> unfairness, a. >> sense of cruelty that lies at the heart of what the trump. administration is doing and going to do. you know, they're all talking about tax cuts. >> becaus

madeleine albright talked about this and bill clinton and warren christopher talked about this, evenoe biden talked about this. i think putting it under state makes a lot of sense to me to provide the direct supervision and oversight. >> but you know how this department works since you were the chair for so long of the committee overseeing it. when this trump-appointed judge put that federal -- the pause on the putting usaid workers on leave, he wrote in the opinion, no future lawsuit could undo the physical harm that might result if usaid employees are not informed of imminent security threats occurring in the countries to which they have relocated in the course of their service to the united states. he's saying that the messy way this rolled output people in physical risk when they are deployed by our government to countries overseas. did the secretary of state have any idea? >> the secretary of state issued the waivers for pepfar and for humanitarian both food and med sunshine but people living and working in places like syria aren't able to access computer systems and security wa

warren christopher deserves a lot of credits for that negotiation.e was deputy secretary of state but so does jimmy cart every. again, his attention to detail, which was at one level a weakness but in another a strength. he went into every detail of that agreement. how much would he unfreeze and how much would he keep frozen? during the beginning of the 444 days, he said if you putt my diplomats on trial, if you do -- hurt one hair on their head, i'm go engine to use military force against you and they didn't. that's why, by the way, i thought, that if we had threatened military force we could have gotten them out to begin with. we'll never know that peter: given what happened in 1979-1980, what do you think our policy toward iran has been and has it been successful? stuart: it's been one of difficult -- because they have been the chief supporters of terrorists in the middle's. hezbollah. the eudes and remember lon but there was an opportunity in 2015 to change that and here's happened. we reached a nuclear agreement which john kerry and president' b

thank you, warren. thank you so much for that very, very generous introduction and all of you for that warm welcome back. back to this place where where i grew up and have so many happy memories. i was blessed is this book will tell you by a very happy childhood. although i'm not sure mother would. mother would always lecture us and my brother john can attest to that. my brother press knows it well, talking about the big i. braggadocio. and i'm afraid that this book is full of a lot of stuff about me in there and i ask for her forgiveness. there are other reasons why i'm a little nervous this darn thing, because when i president they used to say that english was my second language and i look, i know, i was not known as the great communicator or i followed him, but some might wonder at the wisdom writing such a book and i've been going through a terrible identity crisis lately. i'm now usual lee, introduced as barbara's husband or as warren needlessly out the father of the governor of texas and also the

warren christopher, bill clinton's secretary of state.ren christopher put forward a plan to shut down usaid in 1995 and u.s. information agency and form them into a super stat department and al gore killed it during his reforming government plan, and my old boss, senator jesse helms revived it, and passed a law eliminating the first two and putting usaid under secretary of state and why marco rubio has the power to fold into the state. joe biden cosponsored that bill. it was the helms biden bill that gave marco rubio the authority that aid administrators answer to s secretary of state. this is warren christopher's idea executed by jesse helms and joe biden that marco rubio and donald trump are executing and the democrats are having ann an aneurysm. stuart: i didn't know that. thank you, marc. back to the market, dow down 100 and nasdaq eking out small and s&p up 7. ryan payne with us this morning. you're saying, hey, it's the consumer, not ai that's powering the economy. >> yeah, sometimes we forget because we talk about ai every week and