several times a week congressman don beyer heads to george mason to take classes.s decades on most of his peers. he prefers a note pad and pen over a laptop. he's helping lead not one but two caucuses. and he said taking classes and learning to code is making it aware of how easy it is for it to be faulty. >> you realize how imperfect any technology is and you realize we're going to be making a lot of decisions. that's going to try to defend the downside, risks of ai. >> beyer is one of the new leaders sending letters to social media companyies yies se information on how to work with deepfake media. they're hoping to work with the organizations on potential legislation. >>> it's unlikely congress is going to be able to completely stop deepfake information, but beyer said it's important to get ahead of some of the worst-case scenarios. >> we must not replicate our failures of social media where for 20-plus years, we've not regulated it at all. >> he's hoping congress can act before the election next year. frank? >> what impact does congress actually have on ai? >> i

course auto to be required for lawmakers in congress. >> a lot of them are bringing in expert, but beyeroing to class. >> or for yours truly. i think he's the owner of a bunch of volvo dealerships. >> is he your congressman? >> he would not be. thanks for watching everybody. "closing bell" starts right now. kelly, thanks so much. i'm scott wapner here at post 9 here at the new york stock exchange. in just a bit we will be joined by jan hatzius who will reveal his outlook for 2024 here on our set today, and he will tell us where he thinks stocks will rate in the year ahead. in the meantime this make or break hour will begin with a reluctant bear no more. a top cio changing his tune on stocks and he'll tell us why in just a moment. here's your scorecard with 60 minutes to go in regulation and they're trying to extend their winning streak in two years and ca

beyer: i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute mr. bier: madam speaker -- mr. beyer: i rise today to congratulate the arlington babe ruth 13 all-star team who won the baseball championship and represented virginia in the 2023 babe route world series. they went on to proudly represent virginia in the world series where they faced regional champions from all over the country. while they came up short in winning, they should be proud of a wonderful season. it would not have been possible without a dedicated group of friends, families, and supporters who cheered them on who spent countless hours and hundreds of miles. they made arlington anti-rest of the 8th district proud. join me in congrats -- congratulating the coach, assistant coach and the championship team, sammy, george, ryan, luka, clyde, aidian, michael, booker, mic michael, jack, charlie. go, arlington. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek reco

. >> just yesterday i had a conversation with bob beyer oig a and we talked about how hamas may be considered a terrorist government, but it is also the government of gaza. intertwined with how gaza runs and how the government works there. is it possible to actually eliminate hamas? what does that mean exactly?isrd it in ways that eliminate it as a military threat and also eliminate it as a government. how you do that, i don't understand really how that can be done. plus hamas that was very unpopular by all accounts before october 7 has only actually increased in popularity. which is kind of mind-blowing but that is how a lot of palestinians are thinking about it both in the gaza strip and also the west bank. so the idea of eliminating hamas as an idea is very difficult. plus there is no alternative really that is popular. the palestinian authority that runs the west bank is very, very unpopular. >> and has been quite weakened when you look at what has been going on. i do want to lastly ask you, we're looking at these pictures and i've also talked to palestinians who have basically reiterated

to bring in kim dozier and cnn military analyst, james "spider" marks and former cia operative bob beyer. general, i want to talk first with you. let's go back to this new idf video that oren liebermann was just showing us. israel says it shows this hamas tunnel at the al shifa hospital. what do you make of that and what you're seeing as you're watching that? >> we shouldn't be surprised that there's been the discovery of this tunnel access. the fact that it is on the al shifa hospital grounds is the most significant. there's additional work to do to see where it's connected and where it leads. clearly it's part of the larger labyrinth of tunnels that exists. i think it's really important that at this stage of the military operation this becomes an incredibly precise and very slow methodical operation on the part of the idf. the pressure, however, is from the international community to show evidence. so there will be this clamoring of immediate identification of what type of access that hamas has had to these tunnels. what have they been using with these tunnels. i think in many cases th

economy collapsed but we talked about the v shaped recovery, actually it was only down 1.1% for the beyerery modest decline considering it was a once in 100 year catastrophe and you know, kevin, you're not only right that the brunt of the benefits from the corporate tax cuts did in fact fall on the wage earners and they benefited the most. not the rich, not even consumer prices. but wage earners. you were right, it was a brilliant insight and you were out for awhile but you got a lot of help and you were correct. but also, kevin, there was no inflation. i want to make that point. you cut taxes wage earners benefited, revenues went up, and inflation, i mean, you look at inflation during that whole period of 2017, 2019 and throw in 2020, i don't care, inflation rate was under 2%, kevin has et. >> right. right, because when supply goes up, prices go down. i want to talk about the covid thing, larry, because it's something that you deserve a lot of credit for and also explains inflation. i'll do it real quick. but you said when we first started talking about what are we going to do about the

. >> a lot of them are bringing in expert, but beyer is going the extra mile going to class. >> or for yours truly. i think he's the owner of a bunch of volvo dealerships. >> is he your congressman? >> he would not be. thanks for watching everybody. "closing bell" starts right now. kelly, thanks so much. i'm scott wapner here at post 9 here at the new york stock exchange. in just a bit we will be joined by jan hatzius who will reveal his outlook for 2024 here on our set today, and he will tell us where he thinks stocks will rate in the year ahead. in the meantime this make or break hour will begin with a reluctant bear no more. a top cio changing his tune on stocks and he'll tell us why in just a moment. here's your scorecard with 60 minutes to go in regulation and they're trying to extend their winning streak in two years and you can see we have a lot of work to do, crude falling further today, take a look. there's the xle and there's wti below 76 and a mixed picture with the mega-caps and there you see most green and we do have amazon modestly in the red and the apple run continuing

but they won't even let biden be interviewed by like brad beyer, let alone you.you would really tough hard at the president. such as what day? >> the week is it quick. right. it would be like, oh my god,then the one thing that i did likeex in that exchange that we didn't have in the montage was when he the vic, asked the moderators to explain themselves on russiagatea and what the nbc coverage of that was like. and it sort of sparked thit thsf i think one day out of the month, politicians shouldst see be able to interview journalists and just see how that goes, because ht i do think the journalists would like it very much. >> that's a great show for greg like a sunday night fox show, right? once a week. and it's called turn the tables, hosted by guy y benson. d >> oh, there you go. we just pitched it. i'm in the rightit.. too bad i''s too bad our executives don't watch the show. i'm kidding. they watch it everkiy or sometimes in the morning while they're having breakfast, catcfh . >> you've probably caught up on it because you were you were busy performing last e