and also the significance of aipac, the role that is playing.while aipac has the word pac in it, for years it has not been a pac and a distance of contributing in this way, super pac, but now it has changed its strategy. talk about its significance. >> yeah, i think aipac has determined they are losing ground and -- with the democratic party, with the younger generation of democrats who what to be more evenhanded when it comes to the israeli-palestinian conflict, the positions aipac has usually been around. aipac has decided this year after seeing the election, they were going to get involved in democratic primaries. and also facts from some republicans. they have endorsed over 100 republicans who voted to overturn the election of joe biden and then got involved in a significant number of democratic primaries in order to defeat justice democrats another progressives. in summer lee's race, they've spent millions of dollars to defeat her and elect candidates who voters are pretty unfamiliar with in pittsburgh. i think observers and analysts have s

we are yet to hear from him or the world leaders attending that aipac summit.we are however expected to hear from human rights groups who will condemn the biden administration's stance on these case. >> we'll be watching. thanks so much, anna coren in hong kong. with a changing of the guard is underway in the u.s. house of representatives, nancy pelosi says she will not run for a leadership post, however she will stay in congress. the 82-year-old cat democrat will be giving up the speakers gavel in january when the republicans take control. roach, the top of the -- she made history as the first woman to become speaker in 2007. here she is. >> for everything, there is a season. with great confidence in our caucus i will not seek reelection to democratic leadership in the next congress. >> senate minority leader, mitch mcconnell congratulated pelosi on her long tenure. john boehner tweeted congratulations to pelosi on a historic run of service to the people's house. pelosi's likely successor is 52-year-old jeffries, he would make history as the first black person

. >> north korea's launch of a long-range missile yesterday was radley -- roundly condemned at aipac.amala harris held an emergency gathering of south korea, japan and others. french president emmanuel macron urged the leaders to condemn russia's invasion. >> this war isn't your problem because it will create a lot of destabilization. help us to convey the same message to russia. stop the war, respect international order, come back at the table. >> russia is a member of aipac president vladimir putin is not attending the summit. the ukrainian government said waves of russian strikes have disabled nearly half of the energy system. the winter bombing campaign has plunged millions into darkness for hours on end. officials warned today that freezing temperatures are now adding to the pressure on disrupted energy networks. a powerful snowstorm paralyzed parts of western and northern new york state with at least 3 feet of lake effect snow. the heaviest snowfall happened in and around buffalo near the eastern end of lake erie. it is going to get worse as the weekend progresses. >> we have se

summer lee also faced a flood of opposition in funding from aipac, millions of dollars put in againsts her addressing supporters tuesday night. cooks it looks like we won the election. we believed in you will because we were up against a wall, every single timwhen it looked like it was getng bleak, we had friends come fm all over. when we got -- when aipac dropped another million dollars in the last weeks just tory to demoralize as, our movement did not sit down. we stood up and fought back. we' not going to be intimidated. we're not going to let dark money and outside folks come intoestern pennsylvania and tell us what we deserve because our community's have been waiting far, far too long for this. this is a victory not just for me, this is victory forach and everyone of us. amy: that is summer lee speaking at her victory party tuesday night inittsburgh as she becomes the congressmembeelect for pennsylvania, the first african-american congresswoman to represent pennsylvania. meanwhile in illinois, delia ramirez made history as the first midwestern latino elected to the u.s. congress.

russia is a member of aipac. the snow kept on falling in western new york today.n the buffalo area, some places were under six feet of heavy, wet snow as a blizzard moved in from lake erie. residents dug themselves out. the lake effect snow is unpredictable and dangerous. at least two people have died already from cardiac events suffered during shoveling and nearly 300 people had to be rescued. former president trump is reacting to yesterday's appointment of a special counsel and probes focused on the former president. he spoke last night while attending a gala at the mar-a-lago estate. denouncing the investigations involving the january 6 insurrection. president trump: this horrendous abuse of power is the latest in a long series of witchhunts. it started a long time ago. the investigation was dying, dead, or over, especially after the record-setting 40 point loss of liz cheney and the great state of wyoming. i thought that put the final nail in the coffin. geoff: despite his characterization, federal investigators recovered hundreds of classified records imprope

xi jinping's speech was scheduled for 5:30 yesterday at the bloomberg -- aipac ceo summit.the last minute. we got a verbatim of the speech and here is the main highlight. he says the asia-pacific is name was backyard and should not become an arena for big power contest. no attempt to wage a new cold war will ever be allowed by the power or by our times. now, we are going to get another vision of asia-pacific engagement from, harris, the u.s. vice -- kamala harris, she will give a speech today in bangkok. it will pitch a u.s. version of engagement in the asia-pacific at a time where there are some skeptics about the united states and their dedication to this part of the world. given xi jinping's urgency to establish better ties in this part of the world, the u.s. would be urgent as well to get there vision for security and economic engagement through the indo pacific economic framework trade agreement that joe biden announced earlier this year when he was in the asia-pacific. kathleen: bilateral meetings today, what do we know about that? after the part of congress there was

she said there is no better place to host aipac 2023 then california.kaiser and the california nurses association reached a tentative agreement, avoiding a strike planned to start monday. it includes a wage increase of 22.5% over four years and an additional 2000 nurses. kaiser says this demonstrates our commitment to provide excellent market-based compensation and a work environment that supports well-being, safety, and professional opportunities. the nurses association says we will create a new regional, equity, diversity, and inclusion committee. the nurses will vote to ratify the contract in the coming weeks. a dramatic chase is bringing to life the problem of auto burglaries in san francisco. there is a new abc7news tool to help you keep track of crimes across the bay area. >> as trisha's 1998 hit played on the radio, a tow truck driver captured this footrace where sfpd officers arrested two men and a juvenile in connection to a string of auto burglaries. sfpd received at least six calls on november 11 alerting them to the same getaway vehicle. for

show, we have google's global head of government affairs and public policy joining us live from the aipacconomic leaders meeting in bangkok. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> even under these generous assumptions, the policy rate isn't that is on that might be considered sufficiently restrictive. to get to that level of policy, we will need to increase the policy rate further. >> we are all united in our commitment to getting inflation back down to the 2% target. it's an open question of how far we are going to have to go with interest rates to bring that demand down. we've raised interest rates a lot this year. there's a lot of tightening in the pipeline. we haven't felt the full effects of that. yet inflation is still very high. tom: fed officials pushing back against market hopes for a pivot. joining us today to unpack some of this is parisha saimbi. good morning. thank you for joining us. how much more work to these markets have to do to price in a plus 5% terminal rate? parisha: there certainly needs to be more that could be price. for that exact reason, we think the dollar can rich and and un

be "poised to become a squaadjacent member of congress," but she had to overcome opposition fr the aipac-allied super pac, democratic majority for israel, or dmfi, the day after the election, congressmember elect delia ramirez spoke at a celebratory press conference held by the illinois coalition for immigrant and refugee rights. delia: you are sending yourselves to the state senate, to the statehouse, to the county. you are working for lake county, will county, suburban folks, paul county, as well. but you have more to go d you are just getting started. amy: for more, congressmember-elect delia ramirez joins us now from chicago. welcome to democracy now! and congratulations. delia: thank you. good morning. honored to be here. amy: you talked about people sending themselves to every level of elected office, and you, the first latina to be elected to congress. talk about who you represent and what you feel are the key issues that you want to represent in congress. delia: when i announced on december 8 one year ago that we were running for congress, i was delivered about making it we. my name is

and if aipac is continuing to give money to members of congress who are refusing to stand up to this kind of evil, it's now time for organizations to take steps against the republicans who are too afraid to speak out against evil. >> what's the holdup? >> well look, this is always of course been one of former president trump's defenses against the charge of antisemitism. one is of course that he has the son-in-law's jewish, a daughter who converted to judaism, and granddaughter whose jewish. there's also he's a big support of israel, therefore he can't possibly be antisemitic, so don't believe the democrats and everyone else who says that he is. that's been his deflected shield. what you see in the pro israel supporters is somebody who moved to the embassy to jerusalem and recognizes control over -- who's been a more vocal supporter of these really governments policies under netanyahu than any other american president. and they're willing to see that as more important than moments like this, when he, you know, eats dinner basically with a known antisemite. >> they were in the past. w

looking at aipac, india, for their growth and that's a strong thing for netflix and also the ad supported bode well for the company. still holding on there is positive trends for netflix as they had a strong quarter last quarter. >> they don't have "yellowstone." >> how much of this is "yellowstone" if not at all? i know it's a paramount property but i don't know if it's parent plus. >> i think it's a lot of things. if you look at what a lot of other streaming companies have done with live sports, netflix has stuck with the model with just documentaries a lot of other companies are going with live sports you see amazon prime video drawing in a lot of people and that's, you know, going to put pressure on netflix. bringing content, you usually have a strong slate in the last quarter especially over the holidays i would think that would bode well for the company. >> macy's is stock number two. you are positive why >> the big thing here is on fro two fronts inventory management and consumer health. management said on earnings they have increased inventory they are ready to meet demand, whatev

pittsburgh fetterman also talked about the top issue on voters' minds, inflation, and he did it by aipacttacking dr. oz's wealth. >> you can't fight inflation nation if you don't ever experience or understand what inflation is. you obtain gigantic mansions, you don't understand what you're up against. we have to push back against the corporate greed -- [cheers and applause] and we have to push back against the price gouging. >> reporter: we'll see, john, if fetterman's strategy of concentrate thing so much of his campaign on dr. oz's character and personality will pay dividends. right now it's a virtually-tied race with control of the u.s. senate up for grabs. jon? jon: that is one to watch. bryan llenas live in philadelphia, thank you. meanwhile, the race for governor in the peach state is close but not quite considered a nail-biter anymore. the latest fox news polling mt. rematch between the two candidates has incumbent republican governor brian kemp with 49% of the vote, democrat stacey abrams at 43%. jonathan serrie live in atlanta with the latest for us. >> reporter: hi, jon. well,

said to be heading at some point today on to bangkok, as we will today to cover the a pox summit -- aipac other day, the other g20 leaders, they did not walk out on lavrov, so they sat and listened to each other's messages. zelenskyy essentially said there would be no room for p stocks until there is a complete withdrawal -- peace talks until there is a complete withdrawal of russian military. we will have to see where and when sergei lavrov pops up in certain meetings. sometimes he shows up or does not show up, so that is a question mark. he is under come as one can imagine, immense pressure from g20 to agree to this joint communiquÉ. that is not necessarily mentioned in russia's war in ukraine but mentions "the war in ukraine, as a bit of a compromise to get china, others to sign onto to this g20 can indicate by today, as it wraps up. haidi: our chief north asia correspondent stephen engle in bali. a timely couple of days to be speaking with names that will hopefully be able to elucidate us and what is forward when it comes to these reports of russian missiles that were intended for ukr

largest and most important political organizations in american history, gave tens of thousands of women aipac from the home into the larger world of personal growth -- a path -- and politics. i strongly influencing public policy before women could even vote, the wctu strengthened their claim to the rights of full citizenship. there were many, many, many more women in the temperance movement than in the suffrage movement. it's really a neglected area of american history, probably because it was dominated by women. the western western sufn stereotyped fighter eastern counterpart as white, but a surprising number of were women of color. for native americans, hispanic, black and asian women, political activism first and foremost meant ensuring their families survival amidst the systemic racism that was just as bad in the west as in the east. many of the wes first chinese women had been sold back in china by their indigent parents or kidnapped to become sex slaves in california, yet polly who we see here, escaped from sexual slavery. she married and became a beloved homesteader on idaho's salmon r

look at some early, it wasn't a tight race, a lot of money spent a supreme merely by aipac. race in texas that senator sanders and his political apparatus endorsement on. i think there's about six solidly i am a progressive candidate that is coming to congress. but again, it really all depends here, because i go back to the inflation reduction act, and before the inflation reduction act was passed, i remember being at the white house, and when build back better was build back better, there was conversation about breaking it up. there were progressive members of congress that sent, no, we will not vote for this. if you break it up, we'll never get the other pieces. they broke away from leadership. they broke away -- i am talking about leadership in the progressive caucus, and they did not vote for that bill. frankly, it failed at that moment, and the president went overseas not with a win, after he'd been to the hills twice. one could argue those progressives were right because as we sit here today, we have no care academy pieces, and the child tax credit is not codified into

some will be going on to aipac and bangkok. right now g7 showing a unified force. >> give us a sense of what the debate in nato is going to be about over the russian-made missile exploding in -- sorry in poland on the border with crane. >> obviously this is a big issue for nato and whether poland has to invoke article four of the nato treaty which would launch consultations with other members. i think it is an extreme stretch to think right now at least i don't have any good source whether article five which means an attack on one nation is an attack on all. it is only been invoked one time and that was after the 9/11 attacks 21 years ago. i think it is way too soon to talk about article five unless nato and a pole and poland start talking about article five. obviously nato had emergency talks as well after this development. we are trying to sort out whether this was deliberate, accidental, provocative or the like. that is what the leaders are changing their schedules in bali to have the meeting biden summed up in an impromptu

haidi: let's get some analysis now from the head of aipac equity research at bnp paribas.w is what is going on in china at the moment to risk assets? >> it seems clear the reopening post-covid will be a kind of a elongated, and curb step-by-step process. that is clear from the way the daily infections moved in. it seems clear the administration in china wants to support the economic, not only from the steps they undertook to move out of the zero covid strategy a couple of weeks ago, but also from the recent cut we have seen. the incremental impact of these monetary policies is getting more muted as we progress. it seems a more concerted effort is possibly necessary. in particular, for the mastic demand. so we are watching this space very closely. for the time, it seems the outperformance we have seen in the greater china region could be capped in the very near term. haidi: how do you position at a time like this as it feels like a lot of strategist are almost fearful to have much conviction going into next year? is next you're going to be another year where you have to be

delegations are going on to bangkok as we are as well for the aipac meetings. will not be going to that meeting. is a fluid situation. there are a number of bilaterals expected to be held today. xi jinping has a meeting with rishi sunak and they are meeting with joe biden on schedule. we have a number of different press conferences that are expected at the end out of the wrap up of the g20 in bali to happen including duster she drew -- justin trudeau, emmanuel macron, we have to see if all of this changes because if we do, we are trying to confirm if there will be a de facto g7 type meeting of like-minded leaders here in bali this morning in the wake of the latest development in poland. shery: how much consensus could there be around you 19 as volodymyr zelenskyy called it when it comes to russia -- around the g-19 as volodymyr zelenskyy coded, when it comes to russia? >> we expected to possibly be adopted and distributed and improved if you will buy all of the members of late afternoon, it did not happen and the wording is radical here. coming off of the meeti

aipac, the pro-israel lobbying group once called jewish power a racist and reprehensible party, and democratic relationship. a former prime minister on the cusp of returning to power, but at what cost. now, the state department says it is up to the voters of israel to choose their next government. they're not going to comment on the far right, but if jewish power does make it into israel's government, the biden administration is going to have some difficult choices of its own including will u.s. officials sit across the table with people with a history of extremism. >> raf sanchez reporting from jerusalem, thank you very much. >>> a look at the stories making front page headlines across the country. plus, taylor swift makes music history. we'll explain her latest feat when "morning joe" comes right back. r latest feat when "morning joe" comes right back ever wonder why they call it the american dream... and not the american goal? derek jeter! ...or plan? maybe it's because in drea, you can do anything. in dreams... you can hold your entire world in the palm of your hand. and turn time inside o