from 2020 but are happening this summer however not everyone is so excited about them our very own anders li sits down with no olympics organizer gigi to discuss why we should imagine the world without the olympics then i discuss how workers won a lawsuit against who were in the u.k. and the fake were shortage that's happening in the us then correspondent natalie mcgill breaks down recent changes to digital privacy laws but 1st here is anders li and she drove from milan fix gigi thanks for joining us. it's great to be here yeah so now a lot of people are watching this they're probably thinking like hey i'm against gentrification i'm against militarism but the olympics like there's so much bad stuff happening in the world right now what is the problem with the olympics what's wrong little fun and games and why should it matter to people. well one of the biggest issues with the olympics is that. it is really the clearest example of the interconnected ways that capitalism and you know liberalism effect this if you are on the low that i'm too so when the olympics come to a city bring gentrifi

from 2020 but are happening this summer however not everyone is so excited about them our very own anders li sits down with no olympics organizer gigi drove to discuss why we should imagine the world without the olympics then i discuss how workers want to lawsuit against who were in the u.k. and the think where shortage that's happening in the u.s. then correspondent natalie mcneal breaks down a recent changes to digital privacy laws but 1st here is anders li and she drove from no lympics g.g. thanks for joining us it's great to be here yeah it's so now a lot of people are watching this they're probably thinking like hey i'm against gentrification i'm against militarism but the olympics like there's so much bad stuff happening in the world right now what is the problem with the olympics what's wrong little fun and games in why should it matter to people. well one of the biggest issues with the olympics is that. it is really the clearest example of the interconnected ways that capitalism and you know liberalism effect this if you are on the low that fixed. so when the olympics i'm due a ci

20 to 20 but are happening this summer however not everyone is so excited about them our very own anders li sits down with no olympics organizer gigi drove to discuss why we should imagine the world without the olympics then i discuss how workers won a lawsuit against who were in the u.k. and the fake were shortage that's happening in the us then correspondent natalie mcgill breaks down recent changes to digital privacy laws but 1st here is anders li and she have no lympics g.g. thanks for joining us. it's great to be here yeah so now a lot of people are watching this they're probably thinking like hey i'm against gentrification i'm against militarism but the olympics like there's so much bad stuff happening in the world right now what is the problem with the olympics what's wrong little fun and games in why should it matter to people. well one of the biggest issues with the olympics is that. it is really the clearest example of the interconnected ways that capitalism and you know liberalism affect the cities around the globe that. so when the olympics i'm due a city. commission that bri

let's anders most rouged for more than 30 years politicians talk to margaret who form we don't know if you. times fiction you're telling me the man who is supporting every horrible regime change idea the us ever is out he's the one who's suddenly concerned for emigrants he suddenly cares for all the people fleeing the devastation we've helped create again and again and again and again and again yeah and that alligator over there is concerned for your safety too joe biden has shown endlessly that he doesn't care about anyone who's not white and at least middle class he was against school desegregation gave the eulogy at the funeral of the incredibly racist strom thurman he helped create the racist 1994 crime bill supported the war in afghanistan of war in iraq bombing in syria bombing libya bombing in yemen bombing the palestinians more on that situation later in the show and wideness supported economic war against iran venezuela killed by north korea china i keep calling but my mouth of getting tired and that orci that and this brings us to a key point that many liberals don't seem to

20 to 20 but are happening this summer however not everyone is so excited about them our very own anders li sits down with no olympics organizer gigi drove to discuss why we should imagine the world without the olympics then i discuss how workers won a lawsuit against who were in the u.k. and the fake were shortage that's happening in the us then correspondent natalie mcgill breaks down recent changes to digital privacy laws but 1st here is anders li and she do.

just to feel the freedom the architect of this model state epidemiologist anders techno who did basically the same as many other countries we did it sounds like a different way we're all trying to do things we don't have strived maybe a bit more than novices to pinpoint what exactly we do we need to throw stones but technology different way has seen sweden record a far higher death toll than its closest neighbors finland and norway a comparison he rejects they all flyers sweden compare very much more true belgium australia even germany and sweden these them on the $5.00 to $10.00 countries for at least excess mortality seen europe but sweden's care homes in particular were hit hard last year and still now hospitals warn intensive care units are nearly overwhelmed take masks for example understand nell doesn't believe they're very effective so on public transportation writers are urged but not required to mask up during rush hours few appear to do so some feel that's a failure of the government's covert $1000.00 communications strategy at least journalism professor christian christianson s

i wonder if we will continue to have shortages in cars and for our phones and computers ander for everything? >> i think we have a couple of years until we catch up to the surge in demand across every aspect of the business. >> reporter: covid showed that the global supply chain of chips is fragile and unable to react quickly to changes in demand. one reason, fabs are wildly expensive to build, furbish and maintain. it used to be that there were 25 companies in the world that made the high end cutting edge chips. and now, there's only three. and in the united states? you. >> yeah. >> reporter: one, one. today, 75% of semiconductor manufacturing is in asia. >> 25 years ago, the united states produced 37% of the world's semiconductor manufacturing in the u.s. today, that number has declined to just 12%. >> reporter: doesn't sound good. >> doesn't sound good and anybody who looks at supply chain says that's a problem. >> reporter: look at what is going on -- a problem because relying on one region, especially one as unpredictable as asia, is highly risky. intel has been lobbying the u.s. govern

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just free to freedom the architect of this model state epidemiologist anders techno read it basically the same as many other countries produce it sounds like a different way of trying to do. maybe a bit more than novices to pinpoint what to do we need to close the. different way has seen sweden record a far higher death toll than its closest neighbors finland and norway a comparison he rejects they all to sweden. very much more true belgium or stray even germany and sweden these. $5.00 to $10.00 countries for the least excess more targeted europe but sweden's care homes in particular were hit hard last year and still now hospitals warn intensive care units are nearly overwhelmed in december even the king said he thought the strategy had failed but techno stands by his recommendations he says the only problem with them is that people don't follow them take masks for example understand doesn't believe they're very effective so on public transportation writers are urged but not required to mask up during rush hours if you appear to do. so some feel that's a failure of the government's 10

people are preauras, bsnd airpo ander willinly be improving. abc's faith abubey is here now with more. faith, good morning from washington. >> reporter: hey. good morning to you, andrew. americans on the move, but not without some frustrations this weekend like six-hour wait times and terrible weather in parts of the country. this morning, the unofficial start of summer kicking off with covid cases dropping, and americans getting back outdoors. >> the fans are back in the stands. >> reporter: more than 135,000 fans turning up to watch the indy 500, the largest sports gathering in the world since the pandemic began, and in louisiana, this parade drawing thousands of spectators. >> i'm feeling free. no mask. it's so good to be out, and it's a beautiful day. thank you, jesus. >> reporter: wet and windy weather in the northeast not stopping crowds in philadelphia from taking in the sights. a return to normal indoors as well as states roll back more restrictions. today, new york will lift its midnight curfew for bars and restaurants. pennsylvania is

this is marianne anders marina. this is judy nice. this me and a couple hours behind there. 6 people in cecilia flatmates are all filipino. they only come home at night. the official rent for the apartment is about $1200.00 a month, but the sick tenants pay more than $2200.00, almost doubled. the difference is kept by the landlady. we have to bear read each other. so it is not like it is my own room that i can have my own privacy. he does not like that. if you want to be alone, you can go to the park, you can take a walk, just like that. so how does everyone i'm calling on t? they're ok to see you is 48 years old and has 2 children who is studying back in the philippines. she came to switzerland to make money to send home for their education. i haven't seen my family for 4 years already and it is really difficult for a mom to p l. a for them. it is. it is hide breaking. i say because i wasn't able to witness their lives. they go to school. i wasn't able to i wasn't there to prepare the food to greet them when they come home to send hi

just creative freedom the architect of this model state epidemiologist anders techno rigid basically the same as many other countries produce it sounds like a different way what we're all trying to do i think sweden has tried maybe a bit more than others just to pinpoint what exactly we do we need to close stuff but technology a different way has seen sweden record a far higher death toll than its closest neighbors finland and norway a comparison he rejects they all flavors sweden compare very much more true belgium all still even germany and sweden is among the $5.00 to $10.00 countries for at least excess mortality is in europe but sweden's care homes in particular were hit hard last year and still now hospitals warn intensive care units are nearly overwhelmed take masks for example understand nell doesn't believe they're very effective so on public transportation writers are urged but not required to mask up during rush hours if you appear to do so some feel that's a failure of the government's covert $1000.00 communications strategy at least journalism professor christian christi

the alliance of democracies foundation placed it above china russia the organization was founded by anders fogh rasmussen the former nato secretary general so more than 50000 people from 53 countries took part in this survey apparently 44 percent of respondents agreed that washington's influence was a threat china came 2nd russia came 3rd all the same the u.s. secretary of state along with his british counterpart on monday singled out beijing and moscow as malign influences responding to a situation where our values are being challenged the international architecture is at least in some respects being weakened together our 2 countries recently took measures to prevent british and american businesses from inadvertently supporting forced labor actions wrong and elsewhere and china will continue our robust cooperation to address the atrocities and john a crackdown on pro-democracy activists and politicians in hong kong which breaches china's international commitments and the repression of media freedom across china and other parts of the world i also want to thank the united kingdom for joini

now for all the news we didn't have time to get to the now we do is we're getting to it's we have anders leave here as we go on all rights. tough news in the world that's true yes as you're alluding to the i.d.f. invasion of gaza continues over 100 palestinians have perished though if you read the new york times those palestinians have died while a handful of israelis have been killed palestinians always mysteriously die there's never a perpetrator yet it could have been from covert i guess you can read in the new york times or they tripped and that could happen as well of course they don't mention that those israelis are overwhelmingly soldiers and the palestinians are overwhelmingly not soldiers including children well and the israelis that have died it's like 3 or 5 right very sort of very small amounts. you know and usually this would not be an issue that would be discussed very much in mainstream media at all or in the halls of congress but that is changing if you think back to 7 years ago almost during ferguson protestors were saying justice from ferguson to palestine they're drawi

just free to freedom the architect of this model state epidemiologist anders tecno who did basically the same as many other countries produce it sounds like a different way of trying to do. more than not assist to pinpoint what to do we need to close but take a different way has seen sweden record a far higher death toll than its closest neighbors finland and norway a comparison he rejects they all flyers sweden compare very much more true belgium austria even germany and sweden these. $5.00 to $10.00 countries for at least excess mortada to see europe but sweden's care homes in particular were hit hard last year and still now hospitals warn intensive care units are nearly overwhelmed in december even the king said he thought the strategy had failed but techno stands by his recommendations he says the only problem with them is that people don't follow them take masks for example understand doesn't believe they're very effective so on public transportation riders are urged but not required to mask up during rush hours few appear to do. so some feel that's a failure of the government's

now for all the news we didn't have time to get to but now we do is we're getting to it's we have anders leave here to go on all rights. tough news in the world that's true yes as you're alluding to the i.d.f. invasion of gaza continues over 100 palestinians have perished though if you read the new york times those palestinians have died while a handful of israelis have been killed palestinians always mysteriously die there's never a perpetrator yeah it could have been from covert i guess you can read in the new york times or they tripped and that could happen as well of course they don't mention that those israelis are overwhelmingly soldiers and the palestinians are overwhelmingly not soldiers including children what i am the israelis that have died it's like 3 or 5 right very very small amount. you know and usually this would not be an issue that would be discussed very much in mainstream media at all or in the halls of congress but that is changing if you think back to 7 years ago almost there in ferguson protesters were saying justice from ferguson to palestine they're drawing a con

just to feel the freedom the architect of this model state epidemiologist anders tecno who did basically the same as many other countries we did it in a slightly different way we're all trying to do i think sweden has tried maybe a bit more than notices to pinpoint what exactly we do we need to close but tenuous different way has seen sweden record a far higher death toll than its closest neighbors finland and norway a comparison he rejects they all flavors sweden compare very much more true belgium or stray even germany and sweden is the moment 5 to 10 countries for at least excess mortality is in europe but sweden is care homes in particular were hit hard last year and still now hospitals warn intensive care units are nearly overwhelmed take masks for example understand nell doesn't believe they're very effective so on public transportation writers are urged but not required to mask up during rush hours few appear to do so some feel that's a failure of the government's covert $1000.00 communications strategy at least journalism professor christian christianson says the lax approach to

all the news we didn't have time to get through but now we do is we're going through it's we have anders leave a interest here to go on all rights. tough news in the world that's true yes as you're alluding to the i.d.f. invasion of gaza continues over 100 palestinians have perished though if you read the new york times those palestinians have died while a handful of israelis have been killed palestinians always mysteriously die there's never a perpetrator yeah it could have been from covert i guess you can write in the new york times or they tripped and that could happen as well of course they don't mention that those israelis are overwhelmingly soldiers and the palestinians are overwhelmingly not soldiers including children what i am the israelis that have died it's like 3 or 5 very very small amounts. you know and usually this would not be an issue that would be discussed very much in mainstream media at all or in the halls of congress but that is changing if you think back to 7 years ago almost during ferguson protestors were saying justice from ferguson to palestine they're drawing

percent the chair of the alliance of democracies foundation former nato chief and danish prime minister anders fogh rasmussen said this poll shows that democracy is still alive in people's hearts and minds we now need to come out of the covert 1000 pandemic by delivering more democracy and freedom to people who want to see their countries become more democratic resolution might have missed an important point in the survey and that is that the participants made it quite clear that they don't want democracy delivered to them but instead would rather see more equality in the world to make things more democratic the democracy perception index survey has been conducted since 2018 by law tenor and the alliance of democracies it is the world's largest annual study on how people perceive democracy for r t m i look so hot i love it and for more on this will bring in our panel to discuss former u.k. m.p. george galloway and new york times bestselling author president of the phyllis schlafly evil for him and martin hellman good to see you again 1st 53 countries 53000 participants when asked about a numbe

with me about it plus they only care of danny will bring us the weekly offensive and correspondent anders leave breaks down the law is about the new labor bill called the pro act but 1st here now is my interview with the director of the world is my country arthur connex thanks for taking the time to be here and thoroughly appreciate it. so i just watched your new documentary the world is my country the story of gary davis who passed away in 2013 but obviously it's a wonderful and inspirational story shame to say i didn't know much about him before the movie but before i watched it but he lived an extraordinary life in which he tried to unite the world by eliminating nation states and thereby eliminating war and after he saw the horrors of world war 2 he declared he was simply a citizen of the world so how did you 1st end up working with gary davis or getting to know his work well actually i didn't know him very 1st time years in the world or had interest in me and i and i actually. worked. side we're on silicon valley trying to get some that funding for a feature film that we transport pe

percent the chair of the alliance of democracies foundation former nato chief and danish prime minister anders fogh rasmussen said this poll shows that democracy is still alive in people's hearts and minds we now need to come out of the covert 1000 pandemic by delivering more democracy and freedom to people who want to see their countries become more democratic resolution might have missed an important point in the survey and that is that the participants made it quite clear that they don't want to mark receive delivered to them but instead would rather see more equality in the world to make things more democratic the democracy perception index survey has been conducted since 2018 by law tena and the alliance of democracies it is the world's largest annual study on how people perceive democracy for t m i look smile of it and for more on this will bring in our panel to discuss former u.k. m.p. george galloway and new york times bestselling author president of the phyllis schlafly evil for him and martin gentlemen good to see you again 1st i think of 3 countries 53000 participants when asked abo

with me about it plus they only care of bonnie will bring us that weekly offensive and correspondent anders levy breaks down the law is about the new labor bill called the pro act but 1st here now is my interview with the director of the world is my country arthur connects thanks for taking the time to be here and thoroughly appreciate it. so i just watched your new documentary the world is my country the story of gary davis who passed away in 2013 but obviously it's a wonderful and inspirational story shame to say i didn't know much about him before the movie but before i watched it but you have that extraordinary life in which he tried to unite the world by eliminating nation states and thereby eliminating war and after he saw the horrors of world war 2 he declared he was simply a citizen of the world so how did you for. first and working with gary davis or getting to know his work well actually i had known gary for some years because of the world class or event that interested me and that i had and i actually was working with this time around silicon valley trying to get some funding for

with me about it plus they only care of danny will bring us the weekly offensive and correspondent anders leave breaks down the law is about the new labor bill called the pro act but 1st here now is my interview with the director of the world is my country our 3rd connection thanks for taking the time to be here and thoroughly appreciate it. so i just watched your new documentary the world is my country the story of gary davis who passed away in 2013 but obviously it's a wonderful and inspirational story shame to say i didn't know much about him before the movie but before i watched it but he lived an extraordinary life in which he tried to unite the world by eliminating nation states and thereby eliminating war and after he saw the horrors of world war 2 he declared he was simply a citizen over the world so how did you.

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ourselves against the type of threats and on the companies like colonial to bolster the cyber security ander ensure the backups are encrypted. all of these things can be accomplished but requires technology focus as the key things we haven't seen before in the past. >> what does it tell you that the bad actors are s sophisticated? they're said to be based in eastern europe. >> it is a major problem and talk about extradition laws. we may know who they are and where they live, the operations inside and out and cannot extradite them so it's a tough position that we are in from the united states perspective of getting the bad folks off and recently a largest group was busted and they went out of business but five other groups stepped up and took their spot so you knock out one and five surface. until we disincentivize them, if we put sanctions in place, it is painful here for the companies to be subjected to it but same time to cut the revenue source off from groups and not establish a monitor gain and shut them down quickly it is a balance. it's diflt we thing that's known is that companies ha

lincoln's office early and campaigned for it ander he was fairly successful in convincing people that this should be done. he wanted to put rural farmers and anybody who wasn't living near a big city or saltwater part flowing with everybody else, how you do this? you create transportation routes and build the infrastructure to get people there so lincoln wast fairly successful as a young assemblyman but what was more important is that he introduced his concept based on henry clay's american system that if you build infrastructure, it would create economic progress. this was fundamental to the world and the u.s., henry clay was a wood, abraham lincoln was an early lead and they were very much into building infrastructure and tariffs to pay for them, internal tariffs and they did this at a time when they called it the air of good feelings, i'm never quite sure why they call it that but the biggest thing at that time was to build canals all over the country to connect major river systems which were interstates. of course railroad took off in the following decade, 1840s and whathe became

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. >> having our infrastructure completely be unprotected from cyber security is ridiculous ander with decades behind most other countries. >> that woman was looking for gasoline for two days. she saw a tanker pull in here and followed it in. prices average across the nation now $3.04. that is up more than 10 cents in the past week. charles, back to you. >> charles: steve, thanks very much. sticker shock across the board sending shock waves across america. consumer sentiment is dropping. the main reason, prices are spiking. so should americans start to worry even more? i want the read from scott. just how concerned are you? >> well, i see what everybody else sees. the stimulus checks, the amount of money that the government has been throwing at this problem over the pandemic. could be up to $6 trillion quickly. there's another part. it's like the world is a restaurant. you just reopened. today is your first day to reopen. 6:00 you open your doors. you have 150 seats. they fill up immediately. everybody orders at once. that is going to be a a difficult thing for the kitchen to handle. t

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fed a big lie over and over again and believe it and it makes me wonder about our education system ander why peope will fall for the most outlandish ridiculous lies and conspiracy theories i think we have to grapple with that. there's a difference between, you know, neo-nazi and people gullible enough to fall for the being lie i think that's something we have to think about as a society. with respect to working together, i was part of a group of six in the senate that filed an ethics complaint against two republican colleagues ted cruz and josh hawley. the reason we did that is some were calling for them to resign or be kicked out because we view them as instigator but i thought let's do this. ethics committee and the senate is strictly bipartisan. it isle 3-3. and it is always if the senate was the 0 republican and ten democrats still 3-3 it is set up that way. so if we have a concern rather than, you know, you should resign or you should be kicked out or whatever, let's hand it to the most bipartisan nonpartisan group i want to take aa look, and figure it out. and once we have made tha

just feel the freedom the architect of this model state epidemiologist anders tecno who did basically the same as many other countries who do this it sounds like a different free for all trying to do i think sweden has tried maybe a bit more than not a system to pinpoint what exactly we do need to close but technically different way has seen sweden record a far higher death toll than its closest neighbors finland and norway a comparison he rejects they all flyers sweden. very much more true but you all stray even germany and sweden these. $5.00 to $10.00 countries for at least excess mortality seen europe but sweden's care homes in particular were hit hard last year and still now hospitals warn intensive care units are nearly overwhelmed take masks for example understand mel doesn't believe they're very effective so on public transportation writers are urged but not required to mask up during rush hours few appear to do so some feel that's a failure of the government's covert $1000.00 communications strategy at least journalism professor christian christianson says the lax approach to

would say that it is the case that about 10% of americans or 10% of consumers have coverage today anderng for a decade, another that took out a mortgage in order to afford becoming parents the. what financing options are available? >> yeah. thank you for asking that. future family we hear a lot of stories. unfortunately the last thing you really want to do when you're facing a fertility struggle is to delay treatment. right? you want for emotional reasons but also it turns out biological reasons you want to get access to care. so for financing options i would say that there are grants and you heard about that. from several of the stories. there are more people returning to fertility as a family fair. now rising categories of personal loans that you can access, low interest rate loans that are designed around fertility to really help you start that journey. so there are more financial resources and as you highlighted, results.org, it's a good jumping off point for grants. >> claire tompkins, such important information. we really appreciate it and we appreciate you joining us this morning

because we're in the food business if we're going to have our people going to plants each ander day,rkers also here at the headquarters building that never stopped coming in. slowly people are returning to the office i don't expect that will change meaningfully until kind of mid-summer, and then especially towards the end of summer as hopefully kids get back to school on a full-time basis. mom and dad can get back to work and the office on a full-time basis, but i suspect that they'll be much more of a hybrid approach and that working from home will always be an element, much bigger element going forward. >> stephen, always appreciate it thank you. >> thank you. >>> that's going to do it for "squawk on the street. "techcheck" starts right now. ♪ >>> good thursday morning. welcome to "techcheck. i'm carl quintanilla with jft jfrt and deirdre bosa. light at end of the tunnel jon fortt with me as well. work from ho