he bill morgan august 0. ruth areas in blue now state ukraine says lady has addressed the us congress alaina's landscape, spoke about the reality on the ground of her was on country jim. besides the importance of their support and financial military aid, she visited the white house on tuesday, where she met with you as president joe biden. and the 1st lady that has pursued each year, i am asking you for weapons weapons that would not be used to wage a war on somebody else's land about to protect one's home and the right to wake up alive in that home. i'm asking for air defense systems in order for all kids not to be killed, not to kill children, and they are strollers. in order for all kids, not to destroy children's rooms and kill entire families. ukrainian forces have damaged, unimportant bridge in the southern cash or region that russia has been using to deliver supplies to its troops. the temporary administration in the russian controlled regions. as keith struck the juniper river bridge with us supplied rockets that despite the damage the crossing is still open. the bridge is one

he, bill morgan august 0 to the us now and police have detained a man in connection with a shooting at a 4th of july parade in chicago. at least 6 paperwork kills. and more than 30 injured when a gunman opened fire from a rooftop in the suburb of highland park, president joe biden has condemned the attack as senseless. she had pretending reports. police had released this voter of 22 year old robert cro. the 3rd and the make and model of his call late sunday afternoon. a few hours later, a police officer in north chicago spotted the car and following a brief pursuit criminal was taken into custody. first of interest is now being taken to the highland park. police department where we're going to begin the, the next phase of the investigation and speak with this person to make sure we're see if in fact he is connected to this incident. shooting took place about line kilometers, sales where kraemer was apprehended at an event in the wealthy chicago suburb of highland park. witnesses say they 1st assumed that we were in fireworks at the annual 4th of july parade? yes, but it soon became sai

hey, bill morgan al jazeera hot tomb can easy and state media has published the text of a proposed new constitution that would give at present crusade even more powers expected to be put to referendum next month. one year off the side fact, the prime minister and dismissed pilots. critics accused the president of staging a coo and say he's leading the country towards authoritarian rule. as evoke, has more from choose. those who fight, which were supposed to geneva is being punctured the nation of islam and the state to sort of bang to uphold the values and objectives of its lam. a. previously it was thought that the reference to religion would be taken out of the preamp. so there's a lot of hot debate going on about this several giving trying to find a lot more power and also diminishing with the judges. so one of the things that's been in it is about a striking for judges as well as military. and that's a quite a big restructure in terms of how the parliament operates. they'll be a national council as the regions and district. and then that would be quite a different structure. but ul

he bill morgan al jazeera, with areas in blue. now faith, the government of italian primers mario tiger looks like it may collapse, striking one a confidence vote in the italian senate on wednesday. but senators, from 3 of his main coalition partners, refused to cast their ballots. i could try to step down last week, but the president rejected his resignation, urging him to try to revive his administration. russia soon act or less trust will become buttons next. prime minister, the farmer johnson and foreign secretary are the final 2 candidates and the conservative party leadership contest. the winners going to be chosen in a run of vote by party members in september to on a hall reports. therefore ricky sooner and liz for us will be the candidates going forward. conservative party and peas have spoken. now grassroots members will decide where the former chancellor richey soon ack or forum secretary list trust should go on to be party leader. and britons next prime minister. both the divisive characters, both have the experience o

if that government will be formed down through to political stability still appears along on he bill morgan august 0 to me. not the remains of a giant new dinosaurs species have been unveiled in argentina, the prehistoric predator was discovered in northern pennsylvania 10 years ago, commonly has a story. it round the earth a 100000000 years ago. now it's back from the depths it's remains revealed for the 1st time paleontologists of called it in iraq's us giga. after a fictional dragon from the game of thrones television series, they say it's the biggest find of its kind yet, mid accessing port upon the morocco. this is important because it is the 1st time we have the very complete fossil of a cocker or dawn to saw a special group of dinosaurs. it is so complete that we know everything from the whole arm down to the smallest toes, the whole foot and the length of the head. we have a lot of information and this has never happened before. the la carissa, though unrelated to the tarana source rex. it's similar in build and features discovered in northern patagonia in 2012. it's taken a decade

hey, bill morgan has more from cartoon. the last major protest was in june 30th left at least 9 people killed. and more than 600 people injured when security forces use here gather live ammunition. previously, the un and human rights groups have described before used by security forces as brutal and excessive because the, the process have been large, peaceful with for testers trying to make their way to the presidential palace. and it was the same case again on sunday, protest says trying to make their way to the presidential palace, to voice their anger against the military to show that they want a civilian government after the military took over power more than 7 months ago. despite the fact that again, security force of using terror guys against protest keeping them away from the committee of the presidential palace. they continued to try some boys the anger. they say that the military take over the end of the transition to democracy, that they've been demanding for for nearly 4 years now. and if anything, they will cont

challenges we have had since the khashoggi situation. >> bill: we will pick it again tomorrow as that trip continues. nice to see the three of you thank you. morganhts icon mary mcleod bethune became the first black person elevated by a state for recognition in statuary hall. her statue represents the state of florida trailblazing educator helped lay the groundwork for the civil rights movement pushing for racial and gender equality until her death in 1955. ba thune became the highest ranking back official under franklin delano roosevelt all she served five presidents during her remarkable lifetime. well done. tomorrow on "special report" continue series on the global food crisis. bret is back with that how more people are turning to prepped food to stockpile for future use. is it necessary? it might be. that does it for this "special report." i'm bill hemmer in new york city. see you tomorrow on "america's newsroom." until then, "jesse watters primetime" starts right about now. jesse, good evening to you. >> jesse: good evening. i will take those extra five seconds and run with it. thank you. >> bill: go for it. ♪ ♪ >> jesse: "primetime" we don'

. >> i want to start by asking, about matt morgan, bill barr, and all of that. there is no evidence of election fraud issues. >> yes, i agree with that. >> mr. cipollone also specifically testify that he believed donald trump should have conceded the election. >> did you believe, mr. cipollone, that the president should concede once you office and the doj finisher investigations and found that the president should concede the election a loss at a certain point after the election? >> well, again, i was the white house counsel. some of those decisions are political. so, the extent that, but, if your question is did i believe that he should concede the election at a point in time? yes, i did. i believe later mcconnell said in late summer that the process is done and that would be in line with my thinking on these things. >> as attorney general bill barr testified, december 14th should have been the end of the matter. >> december 14th was the day that the stakes certified their votes and sent them to congress. and my opinion that was the end of the matter. i thought

i go back to the morgan stanley call, the bill off the back of the team in europe forecasting the recession european economy and concluding some of that is going to bite. it is what happens stateside. lisa: that is one reason you have companies multinational coming from the west talking about the dollar, it is the headwind for the potential lack of competitiveness when it comes to exports, or is it because the weakness is what is causing it? there is less demand on the overseas side. how much can we get europe avoiding a recession in light of what we are expecting to see with gas prices? that is a crisis we are going to be talking about for the weeks upcoming. jonathan: they are in a sticky spot. they have upside risk on a inflation front, downside risk on a growth front. inflation is not of --. think of the counter of the ecp. they have a couple of meetings, you can have a situation where the ecb may gets back to zero or just above. before october time, q4. tricky. tom: i'm going to use the thermometer, foreign exchange. foreign exchange is front and center, i believe we have jordan roches

morgan stanley net revenue 1.13 billing -- second quarter eps comes in at 1.39.ding numbers, two point nine 6 billion, the estimate two point 94. an upside surprise. wealth management, net revenue 5.7 billion. i guess you can call that basically in line. morgan stanley looking stark, down more than 3%. tom: i see a different story than jp morgan, much more focused. i would suggest it is wealth management to the rescue. i don't see the agony i saw immediately from jp morgan. in a powerpoint moments ago, i got to dive in. jonathan: 1.0 7 billion. i keep going through the numbers . an estimate of 1.2 7 billion. your take? sonali: you do have them beat on equities and fixed income which is a strong showing from morgan stanley's trading desk. you had jp morgan bringing in $3 million of trading equities revenue so that is a stunning seat for what is normally the biggest trading shop on wall street. wealth management to the rescue, net interest revenue coming in higher at morgan stanley. we talked about the fact that the wealthier can sooner may weather rising interest

. ♪ >>> i want to start by asking you if you agree with cipollone's conclusions that morgan, bill barr the individuals who evaluate this claim said there was no evidence of election fraud sufficient to -- the outcome? >> i heard that, if your question is did i believe we should concede the election at that point in time, yes, i did. >> december 14th was the day that the state certified their votes and sent them to congress, and in my view, that was the end of the matter. i didn't say, i thought that this would lead inexorably to a new administration. >> the efforts to overturn the election should have stopped once the litigation was complete. >> in my view upon the conclusion of litigation was when i began to plan for life after the administration. >> i told him that i did believe, yes, that once those legal processes were run, if fraud had not been established, unfortunately i believed that what had to be done was concede the outcome. >> a crush of evidence there shown by the january 6th select committee in their public hearing today of all of the people around donald trump. it's hard

way that it has to this point under joe biden. >> bill: something to watch and a lot to watch, too. nice to see the three of you. ben domenech, morgans throw back, proving time is on their side 60 years and counting 60 years today the rolling stones played their very first gig. on stage at london's marquee jazz club july 12, 1962, and the rest is history, that band went on to become global super stars and six decades later they still tour and still play. they were on stage this past week in ventriclena, austria friday night. 60 years later, top that. tomorrow on "special report" global food crisis with a look at whether or not u.s. food production could become self-sufficient. see you on "america's newsroom" and thank you for inviting into your room. prime time. few second to spare. you say prime time. >> bill: got slide that way. >> jesse: very smooth, thank you. ♪ >> jesse: do you know how kids sometimes really like someone and they don't know how to express it first grade. treated to impress her. you didn't know how to get the right words out. next thing you know you are insulting her. >> why did you do that? >> because you smell

marginal positions yes they played running back when i split and i in your and and at morgan state were you not, bill? utah >> i pretended to be, yes. >> i read your book and i know you were a better athlete than you admit to. here is the deal. the blacks were denied representation at the higher levels. just before jackie died, he pleaded for a black coach or manager on the third base line, when he was honored for the 25th anniversary of his pioneering effort. in cincinnati. at the world series. a few days later, i think it was 19 days, he died,, you might say of a broken heart. >> we're going to get to that a little later on. let's go to number two as we now, this is a jackie robinson comic book. a front page, and first page on your right. 1950. what do you guys, now again, getting to our theme of here is this guy who is the first to break through and by 1950, he's got a comic book. imagine being a black person in 1950 win racism was awful and were always the subject of characters and here you've got this proud black man being put in very, in a very complimentary position. it's a shakir of insulin,

in terms of their power bills, running the air conditioner, not too bad, 70s and 80s from san jose into morgan hill. 80s around concord and fairfield, and 70s into the north bay, temperatures not too bad. the humidity will be going up. here is the source of the humidity, initially, it is monsoon moisture, we will see it dripping away from the sierra, but the second follow- up source of moisture, that is hurricane frank which will weaken rapidly. look at where all of that green is aiming in, that will reinforce the moisture moving in over the area, we have that offshore with the lift increase and the moisture increases and a little daytime heating and you have the recipe for what we will likely see on monday, most of the actions of our this weekend has been over the sierra. we plan on seeing a few more of these showers getting closer to us as early as tomorrow morning we may begin to see a few of those showers. they're moving up from the south and southeast, 5:00 tomorrow, some partly cloudy skies with muggy conditions to wrap up the weekend and then note the trend on the future cast as we get

morgan state. were you not bill roden didn't you play i pretended to be yes. okay. well, i i read your book and i know you were a better athlete than you thought admit to but here is the the deal. the blacks were denied representation at the higher levels just before jackie died. he pleaded for a black coach or manager on the third baseline when he was honored for the 25th anniversary of his pioneering effort. in cincinnati at the world series and a few a few days later, i think was 19 days. he died. you might say of a broken heart. yeah, so we're gonna we're gonna get to that a little later on. let's go to slide number two as we now now this is a jackie robinson comic book a front page to your left and and first page on your rights dated 1950. what do you guys now again? kind of get into our theme of here's this guy i who is is the first to break through and by 1950. he's got a comic book and it's not, you know, imagine being a black person in 1950 when the racism is awful and where we're all this up the subject of caricatures and here you've got this proud black m

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four jp morgan specifically, analysts say they'll be looking on the reserve bill, their potential write-downd mortgage details, among other changes. jp morgan is up first, right before the thursday u.s. opening bell. haidi: that market volatility is going to be key when it comes to morgan stanley. what are the expectations? su: again, it is how has this turmoil impacted the trading desks. expected to be year-over-year a big increase first morgan stanley. focus will also be on inflows into the wealth management unit. and it is involved in the funding of musk's twitter takeover deal that is now in question and on its way to a delaware court. they will be a big focus to see if there are comments there. morgan shares down 20% for the year. if you look at the different banks reporting, they are all in the red for the year so far. so, this could be a bump up if they have positive earnings, far exceed expectations. we have citigroup and wells fargo reporting later in the week. haidi: su keenan with a preview of the big bank earnings we are watching. let's get you a quick check of the latest headlin

bill. there is all kind of pushbacks into the devil of the details here morgan.otes yet. we don't know how kyrsten sinema is going to vote and ask senator manchin a bunch of things on "fox news sunday." >> i can't wait to see that interview. that's going to be amazing. when i talk to republicans in the senate, i haven't seen them this furious. another senator especially at manchin over the past year and a half. they feel next week. parliamentarian. make sure passed to see if this gets through. so, there is going to be a lot of back and forth next week. i think they are looking at political options against manchin in west virginia. they are going to see full-court press from republicans in the senate next week to not let this get through. >> bret: the more you look at this bill the worst it gets, bret. that's why schumer is trying to rush it through. i think if kyrsten sinema she is going to find it's not going to tamp down inflation. spend more money in inflationary period and the tax piece is a total myth. >> bret: not just sinema. you have mark kelly in arizona

west virginia, they debated a bill making abortion punishable by ten years in prison >>> now to the war in ukraine where a key russian bridge was struck in keherson our morgan chesky is in odesa. >> reporter: in eastern ukraine, a race to rescue, after another russian missile strike this one leveling a hotel, killing two. firefighters digging through debris to find one man buried beneath the rubble but alive the lone survivor rushed to a nearby hospital. ukrainian military striking under cover of darkness. artillery leaving a key bridge badly damaged. one of several victories in ukraine's counter offensive. near kharkiv, soldiers gaining ground back after fierce fighting >> it was russian position >> reporter: momentum, the president shared they could build upon with president biden following the first lady by visiting the country. >> translator: it is the strongest signal that could be given to ukraine >> reporter: while the clock is ticking to slow a global food crisis turkey will be overseeing the upcoming shipments of grain. all eyes watching after a russian strike on the ports over the weekend. >> we are afraid from the rocket attack in any day. >> rep

bills that are unaffordable based on their pay. jonathan: brutal. futures up 9% -- futures up .9% on the s&p. jp morgan seeing a recession in the europe. the new outlooks getting slashed by the minute. jonathan: this equity market bond the day after the fair last-minute. we have rallied ever since. up .8% on the s&p. the nasdaq up by 1.4%, helped out by two names that we can build on in a moment. in the bond market, twos, tens, 30's looking like this. i want to spend some time on the euro. jp morgan the latest look for a recession by year-end. we look for a combination of higher european natural gas prices, political risk to slow eurozone gdp. when it comes to the euro. they are not looking for 50 in september. two more 25 basis point rate hikes by year end, and then we are not. tom: the guests and people have coming up will lean toward that angle. what will bill dudley tell us this afternoon? jonathan: bill has made the point since june of last year that this federal have to do more and go higher than people thought. tom: i just cannot say enough, when you do a debate to inform people, so ultimately t

there may be a billion-dollar bill when it comes to banks failure to monitor employees using text messages. >> i'm want to change a little bit. it was a challenge with jp morgan states government in that meeting this morning. basically, the u.s. government has increased the capital requirements for jp morgan to a level which jp morgan believes is unrealistic, excessive, arbitrary what have you. what is jp morgan saying to the u.s. government? they said this morning where going to make fewer loans. if you want to reach these capital standards, or going to reduce the size of our balance sheet. were going to make fewer loans. for five times, he said clearly we are not going to make as many mortgages as we were making. he is saying you put this challenge to us, we are taking it and what you're going to get back is lower growth in your economy. shery: there's a trade-off. good to have you with us. coming up next, live to the g20 session of finance ministers and central bank governors. russia's invasion of ukraine is hanging over prospects for an agreement. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> you are watching daybreak australia. we start with christopher waller who has given h

bill, i want to thank you. i prefer people to look at key points morgan stanley talks about a long-term buying opportunity, whichwhat i think we have here if you're thinking about the equivalent of a may fly, you probably would sell. but i think that may flies make really bad investors bill, good to have you on. >> jim, thank you. i just got to tell you one thing. i said at the capital markets day in las vegas we'd be an $11 billion-plus company by 2024 and i said we'd be a $16 billion-plus company by 2026 i resolutely reaffirmed that yesterday, and i do that today in front of the world. servicenow is going to be the defining enterprise software company of the 21st century, and we're on a roll. >> once again, if they watched the july 11th "mad money," they should have taken their numbers a shade down and realized that bill mcdermott had a very good number he is the ceo of servicenow. thanks so much, bill always great for you to come up. >>> still to come this morning, we'll get some white house reaction to this morning's gdp number brian deese will join us shortly after the bell take a look at the premarket and

morgan, thank you for bringing us that report. it was very interesting. >> senate majority said he would like to see the bill come to a vote.e's tasked senator tammy baldwin with feeling out the republican support in that chamber. the bill would need at least ten republicans. here is what some of them told us. >> i have also made clear my support for gay marriage years ago. >> it's a pure messaging bill. i mean, it's obviously settled law right now. >> i support same-sex marriage. i have for a few years now, several years. >> in is about creating drama, not about creating policy. >> there's very little that passes the democratic house that i'd be interested in supporting. >> joining me now from capitol hill is jake sherman. just like contraception, justice clarence thomas mentioned same-sex marriage, which is why this bill is coming up in congress. we heard some mixed reaction from republicans. what's your sense of things? >> so, katy, we at punch bowl news spoke to 37 senate republicans today between the hours of about 10:00 and 1:00 and found four lean or solid yes votes, which is about what i expected we would find, but

morgan's reports, that 28% decline in earnings during the quarter was primarily dprriven y a reserve bill income, the profitability boosted by higher interest rates thanks in charge from loan making just like its peer, investment banking fees did slump during the quarter. about 30%, steeper than q1 declines, but better than the 45% declines that management had guided to earlier this year. markets revenue came in at the low end of guidance, of 15%. andrew >> so leslie, you're looking at both these banks and we're trying to understand the health of the economy or at least what this says about the health of the economy. j.p. morgan, jamie in particular about suspending these buybacks and plus what's happening in the banking investment business. you're seeing the market down, what, 2.5% 3% >> yeah. >> the question is, is this a throw the kitchen sink at it now situation? or is this a drip, drip, drip situation? that's what the market's trying to understand. >> yeah, i think what this is emblematic of is just the psychology right now if you look at what's going on, on the consumer basis, depos

morgan stanley has different views on this. tom: matt miller, let's use your expertise on germany today. they are not worried about earnings expectations, they are worried about paying the gas bill. matt: prices continue to exponentially rise. i think they are also worried about selling their stuff. even with a weaker euro, and we had a 1.02 handle today, we saw a sales coming down in france, portending a bigger drop across europe. they cannot get the chips they need. tom: what does this mean for christine lagarde? what does this mean for her? her degrees of freedom are much less than the federal reserve. jonathan: she has not had to deal with a whole lot of it but she may have to now. the bundesbank pushing back against building this fragmentation, whatever that looks like. that will be a thorn in their side as they put this together. how do you tighten financial conditions but not too much? what is too much in italy compared to germany? tom: i will start the data check. the bloomberg dollar index is doing a little bit better than the major trading dxy. 1.06 is really something. yen has not played. jonathan: you have to go all the way back to 2002. 1.0290. four straight session

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morgan watch it i will see where it leads. thank you for your time today. >> dana: thanks, bill. >> bill: also the national replacing the word mothers voted on the measure last night, no word on whether it passed. i mean, bill, what's happening? >> bill: it's 2022. is happening? you're asking me? >> dana: we are paid not to be speechless but we are speechless. >> bill: we'll see what happens. this guy in gelid rikers island -- >> dana: let's go back to that story. i feel like going and breaking them up myself. i'm so upset about that. that has to be changed today. >> bill: we will see if it does. meanwhile democratic senator ralph o warnick's facing allegations of financial wrongdoing. what did he do it the wire somewhere accusing him of breaking federal law. if that's the case will check incoming up. new projects means new project managers. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. when you sponsor a job, you immediately get your shortlist of quality candidates, whose resumes on indeed match your job criteria. visit indeed.com/hire and get started today. this is john. he hasn't worked this hard to only get this far with his

morgan and gordon thank you so much for joining us tonight, we really do appreciate it >> given all we have learned about hunter biden's shady business deals over the past week, former attorney general billfair question. where is the special counsel to look into the president's son? miranda devine and margo cleveland has new insight in moments. stay there. >> jason: how can there be notice special counsel appointed to investigate hunter biden? i'm seriously asking this question, and so is former attorney general bill barr, who told the federalist, quote, intervening events, especially recent reports about fci whistle blowers weren't adding the protection of special counsel status to ensure that key decisions are made independently without political favor. it all started with this 2015 e-mail from my board advisor to burisma, a company hunter biden did work for. quote, dear hunter, thank you for inviting me to dc and giving me an opportunity to meet your father and spend some time together. remember, biden said in 2019, he never spoke to hunter about any business dealings. there's the laptop from hell, there's photos, text messages, e-mails, voice mails, business transactions and, of cour

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of the election campaign of bill clinton is again incredibly relevant in the united states, it does not reach only zelensky, who, in front of the british journalist pier morgancular. some of the republicans think they shouldn't spend all this money on a war that has nothing to do with them. they think there are more important things in america like inflation and so on. we can we fight for absolutely universal values. some time ago. i said that war has no distance and the war in ukraine is a war against the values ​​professed in the us and europe, so inflation is nothing covid. it's nothing. ask those people who lost their children, their property, their world at the beginning of the full-scale russian invasion, who are now thinking about quide masks. who thinks about inflation, these things are secondary, however, maybe for you, mr. zelensky but for the americans. it really matters because our countries are not the same, you manage your ukrainian leaders no longer hide. from this. they despise us. they just want our money, they don't care about america or anything. photoshoot for the american magazine vog. here it is for the zelensky cheats in the first plac

it's the economy fool bill clinton's campaign slogan again the united states is incredibly relevant, it does not reach only zelensky, who, in front of the british journalist pier morganns think they shouldn't spend all this money on a war that has nothing to do with them. they think there are more important things in america like inflation and so on. we fight for absolutely universal human values. some time ago. i said that war has no distance and the war in ukraine is a war against those values ​​that are professed in the us and europe, so inflation is nothing covid is nothing. ask those people who lost their children, their property, their world at the beginning of the full-scale russian invasion, who are now thinking about quide masks. who thinks about inflation, these things are secondarily white, however, mr. zelensky may be for you, but for americans. in fact, this matters, because our country is not run by the same ukrainian leaders no longer hide it. they despise us. they just want our money for them spit on america is a matter of fact photoshoot for the american magazine vog. here it is for the zelensky cheats in the first place from across the ocean to kiev

minutes away from the jp morgan earnings report, the talking points went out the entire abiding administration since the june cpi report is already out of date congressman billnson will way and when we come back. ♪ [sfx: ding] [message] hey babe, meet us at the bottom of the trail. oh, man. hey! open up! the redesigned chevy silverado. with a sophisticated, high-tech interior... open the door! it's easy to forget it's a truck. ♪♪ - thanks. - nice truck! it was. find new style. find new roads. maria: welcome back president biden is responded to the red-hot inflation we are expensive. in the statement the president wrote this today's headline inflation reading is unacceptably high it's also out of date today's date does not reflect the full impact of nearly 30 days of decreases in gasoline prices. this is what kamala harris said as well president biden is off to saudi arabia tomorrow where he is expected to discuss oil-producing nations like saudi arabia to increase productions as americans feel the pain of the puppy or joining the ohio congressman bill johnson the energy and commerce budget committee, it's good to see you thank you for being here. we have a v

morgan state university and the university of maryland eastern shore. mr. president, this is an investment in our future. this is just -- these are just some of the elements in this bill that will help foster a sustained american leadership and emerging technologies into the future. but even when this bill is passed, and i urge all of my colleagues to vote for it, our work is not over. the senate and the house have spent the last two years working on a package to sharpen america's competitive edge on the world stage. the bill before us does not include many of the other important measures that also enjoy bipartisan support and are still part of the conference committee. so we need to get to the remainder of those provisions and get them over the finish line. for example, mr. president, one of the pieces of that larger bill that's not included in the measure before us would be -- would help protect american intellectual property and protect our technology secrets against theft by foreign companies or other countries. we know that in today's high-speed, fast-paced economy where things and -- where information zips around the world at the speed of light, it's easier than