joining me to discuss, mark piece, national chair of the lashl relations word and bill rogers directore st. louis fed and former chief economist at the labor department mark, i'll begin with you. is this just the beginning of a wave of additional strikes and similar measures we could see? >> i think so. i think that what we have here is a situation where the pandemic has made clear that workers are vulnerable and are concerned about their health and safety and they have also seen record profits in businesses that have not reached the pockets of the workers. workers see that there is a shortage of labor, and they have options now. and they're utilizing these opportunities to get better protections and get more money in their pockets to compete and to be on the level they should be given the profits that are being made in this country >> bill it's interesting weave seen wages rise. even if you go back to before the pandemic, a strong economy, wages starting rise long lowest earners, but this is a totally different story. there are specific industries that are hard hit. kinds of industrie

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bill. thank you. host: roger -- excuse me, marching get in rogersville, tennessee. margaret. tennessee, go ahead. caller: i'm here. i'm here. host: go ahead. caller: ok. what i called about was they cry about the debt, the debt. our debt. and i was wondering when the senate republicans, the afghans, they just dumped the country in here, and this is what happens on 9/11. we taught them how to fly. then hem. and they used that against us. i was wondering they are not -- not by the thousands -- hundreds but by the thousands. and they are housing them. providing clothing, shelter, their home is here in this country in any city across the whole united states are homeless people. people that work are losing their housing. myself, i lost a home because i wasn't able to pay due to sickness. why don't we let charity begin at home? why don't we take care what's in this country? the afghans turned back by the planeload, they took -- the haitians. also the mexicans at the border. they send them back. why is it ok, do they think for us to dump a country of afghans in here and take care of

bill. >> "gma" on the ground to see what's being done about it. >>> and record run. ohio quarterback amani rogers taking matters into his own hands. >> from 99.9 yards away, touchdown ohio. >> where it puts him in the record books. >>> good morning, america. it is great to have you here with us on a sunday morning. we're very happy to have linsey davis, victor oquendo back at the desk with us for another day this weekend. there is a lot to get to, including new information on the pandemic. >> in the past week new covid cases are down 12.5%. hospitalizations down 9%, and new deaths down 13%. but the number of people fully vaccinated still stands at 66%. >> vaccine mandates are front and center of contentious

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bill. thank you. host: roger -- excuse me, marching get in rogersville, tennessee. margaret.nessee, go ahead. caller: i'm here. i'm here. host: go ahead. caller: ok. what i called about was they cry about the debt, the debt. our debt. and i was wondering when the senate republicans, the afghans, they just dumped the country in here, and this is what happens on 9/11. we taught them how to fly. then hem. and they used that against us. i was wondering they are not -- not by the thousands -- hundreds but by the thousands. and they are housing them. providing clothing, shelter, their home is here in this country in any city across the whole united states are homeless people. people that work are losing their housing. myself, i lost a home because i wasn't able to pay due to sickness. why don't we let charity begin at home? why don't we take care what's in this country? the afghans turned back by the planeload, they took -- the haitians. also the mexicans at the border. they send them back. why is it ok, do they think for us to dump a country of afghans in here and take care of the

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bill. he says that's the fix. that's the remedy. listen to senator roger marshall this morning. >> people are not only mad. they are panicked about inflation. big spending and more borrowing is only going to add to inflation. what president biden is doing, the policies to make the labor shortage worse is only going to drive inflation up more. >> trace: do you think we can spend and borrow our way out? >> the congressman's right. it's like pouring gasoline on a fire, not water. inflation is a tax. let's start there. the president famously said he wasn't going to tax people making under 400,000. it's a tax on the people smack in the middle class and the poor as well and thus they have stuff paid for by the government. it's a tax we pay for government spending money they don't have. the way it works specifically is that the treasury issues this debt and the federal reserve has been buying about 60% of all the debt issued by the treasury. the way they pay for it, the bonds, the ious, by printing more money. that's why we have this huge, vast amount of cash. inflation is too much money chasing too few goods. we

bill gambling a sofa, thomas fish, pick the foot of one of them. usually a game more than one house in his oral battle. dear sherman 2nd, we're going to be sure to roger. what was it was in the muslim hungary? what of under warranty? good, the junk, our new room. these raised afternoon, this mission be thorough taken to worth all notice. own my own challenge if you tell them hey latino. anselm vilegas in m all god kathy, for what all the more alaska them were that old address because she would im our dish oral them should be different for to move of to the how christ math, tender, 5 percent colorful on it. the home. what another, the, the homogeneity, or that got another issue that many, the, what, the pots, what would be championship the harness? target even yet thoughtfully, how many years of pain and he got on to them. but you have the cobblers eat a ton of that on wanting to touch all, get them acosta with them. honey, am. if you have the money to forbid the him, which led him out to become the best it can. it had of, i'm going to with that of a because it will talk more, talk gushing on john of a linear logic model after video that i thought agai

roger harrabin. it depends on the price of electricity bill it's a good is going to be roughly the same to run he palms your boiler or delivery of your boiler. having said that, you have to pay for a new boiler anyway. and then there's the installation cost as well because that might include it almost certainly would include swapping your radio, change your piping and also to things. it is a big hassle, a big expense and the government thinks it is inevitable for us to go down this road, for going to the carbonised and i can't see any major alternatives, it is only likely to pay a very small part but it looks to me as though the government has got to move a lot further in getting people to switch over to he palms that it is proposing to do at the moment. let’s proposing to do at the moment. let's look at the situation. _ lets turn to russia, where the covid—19 situation is getting worse. a record number of covid—related deaths have been reported in the past 24 hours. in the capital moscow, four months of tougher restrictions are being brought in to deal with rising numbers and deaths. steve rosenberg i

bill gates to help make green technology more affordable. jon donnison, bbc news. let's speak to our energy and environment analyst roger harrabin.ernment has set out more details about its strategy for fighting climate change? out more details about its strategy forfighting climate change? in out more details about its strategy for fighting climate change? in the for fighting climate change? in the next few weeks, _ for fighting climate change? in the next few weeks, boris _ for fighting climate change? in the next few weeks, boris johnson - for fighting climate change? in the next few weeks, boris johnson is l next few weeks, borisjohnson is going to be next few weeks, boris johnson is going to be welcoming world leaders to glasgow to the well �*s most important climate summit this year. the government, the uk government has set a very aggressive targets for cutting emissions and it meant needs to show how it is going to meet those targets and the document today covers the entire economy and it shows how carbon emissions are going to be cut from every point in the economy. of course, critics will say it does not grow strongly e

bill gates, john. >> just. just. christine romans, thank you very much. >>> all right, let's talk now with roger macnamee, the author of "zucked: waking up to the facebook catastrophe." thank you so much for being with us, roger. first things first here, what do you think is most significant about what this whistle-blower is revealing? >> so, brianna, frances haugen is so courageous, so authoritative, and so utterly convincing that i think congress today is in this incredibly difficult position. they no longer have any excuses for inaction. i think the time has come for them to look at safety and to look at privacy as core requirements because this is not just about facebook. this is really about that business model that christine was just talking about, which is something that has been used not just by facebook, but by google, versions of it by amazon and m microsoft and now used throughout the economy. you see it in the automotive sector, healthcare sector and beyond. it is all based on surveillance. it is all based on manipulating people's choices, so that effectively it takes away from us our right to determine

bill. >> "gma" on the ground to see what's being done about it. >>> and record run. ohio quarterback amani rogers taking matters into his own hands. >> from 99.9 yards away, touchdown ohio. >> where it puts him in the record books. >>> good morning, america. it is great to have you here with us on a sunday morning. we're very happy to have linsey davis, victor oquendo back at the desk with us for another day this weekend. there is a lot to get to, including new information on the pandemic. >> in the past week new covid cases are down 12.5%. hospitalizations down 9%, and new deaths down 13%. but the number of people fully vaccinated still stands at 66%. >> vaccine mandates are front and center of contentious battles with some cities and their police officers with deadlines looming. >>> first the breaking news overnight. the report of 17 americans kidnapped in haiti, including children. let's get right to phil lipof at the haitian york with the latest. good morning, phil. >> reporter: good morning, whit. yes, 17 being kidnapped by a gang in haiti. according to an audio message from the ohio-based c

roger's state pension of £166 a week. i would say we are below the breadline. it is hard to try and make £166 cover billsur bills, but we have still got to eat and live. sarina is not alone. earlier this month paul who lives in west sussex told us about his battle to get his pension. old folks, the last thing they need when they reach their retirement age is to be pushed around and left in the lurch, which basically they have done the same for me, left me in the lurch. paul is finally due to get his first pension payment today. in a statement the department for work and pensions told us... meanwhile, back in dorset, sarina had this message for the department. it is my right to have my pension, and the whole system doesn't work. and sarina says every time the post arrives, she rushes to check the letters, hoping that at long last she will get some good news about her state pension. the pandemic has led to a crisis in the shortage of foster carers in the north west of england, according to the children's charity barnados. they say the problem's particularly acute for siblings who need foster care — with th

rogers. >> dana: oh my gosh. you cheated. >> that's an allegation. >> dana: bill could see the monitor. >> i don't know what you are>> dana: you could beat him in an arm wrestling contest. >> bill: dana, see you on gutfeld. >> you didn't answer the question. >> dana: thanks, bill. >> bill: have a good weekend. >> a fierce power struggle is going on on this friday within the democratic party and it threatens to derail the president's multi-trillion dollar agenda. this is "the faulkner focus" and i'm martha maccallum in for harris today. good to be with you today. progressive democrats have force evidence speaker pell easy to delay the vote on the infrastructure bill and threaten to tank the bill unless lawmakers agreed on the separate and much,

rogers. he used to run tivo. he is an cnbc contributor. tom, great to see you. >> i don't know how to live up to that billing. i am students of this whole hanley so the idea i am the stud is a little off. n netflix had a strong quarter i have been consistent that i believe it is in a category by itself there is nothing about this quarter that disswaduades me fr this view. it just has a model down that none of the other companies, including disney, has. the size of its budget to maintain engagement with the competition. its average revenue per sub just continues to go. it's all demographic it's not younger demographic the model is intact. there are things that show the contrast with others disney gets marked off and compared to it look at asia you are now talking about average revenue per sub, about 50 cents netflix is coming in at about 20 times that in the asian market people are taking shots that growth in the u.s. is slow netflix hasn't capped out at that kind of number much it has the demographic behind it as younger and younger household formation occurs people aren't going to have household satellite. t

prosecutors say roger exploited women in prostitution and framed a black man for murder. his attorney declined to comment. >>> actress lili bernard is suing billrugging and raping her at a hotel in 1990. the suit was filed under new jersey law which extends the statute of limitations for sexual assault cases. >>> one in six americans say they drink a lot. a cdc study found at least a quarter of those drinkers are bingeing with four or more drinks at one sitting. at least once a week. the data is from 2018, and so the concern is that drinking became even worse during the pandemic. >>> today fda vaccine advisers will discuss mixing and matching vaccine booster shots. a recent n.i.h. study finds those vaccinated with johnson & johnson had a stronger antibody response from pfizer or moderna's booster. the fda adviser expected to consider a j&j booster today after giving moderna the nod on its booster yesterday. advisers recommended a half dose for people who got their second moderna shot at least six months ago and like pfizer for now, this is just for older patients or people in high-risk jobs. the cdc still needs to give final authorization. sho

bill gates to help make green technology more affordable. jon donnison, bbc news. 0ur energy and environment analyst roger harrabin has been following this., borisjohnson is going to be welcoming world leaders to glasgow to the world's most important climate summit this year. the government... the uk government has set very aggressive targets for cutting emissions, and it now needs to show how it's going to meet those targets. and today's fact document covers the entire economy and shows how carbon emissions are going to be cut from every point in the economy. now, of course, critics will say it doesn't go strongly enough, but i have to say that this looks to me like the most advanced plan from any major nation towards how we will actually get round to achieving the emissions cuts that have been so bravely promised. i'm joined now by david adams from the energy efficiency infrastructure group, a trade body that represents interests of companies in favour of creating a net—zero built environment. he's in northamptonshire. thanks for being with us. are these plans being announced today enough in your view?— in your view? well, the plans are

rogers saying, people with weak stomachs shouldn't watch law or sausage being made. failure's not an option on getting this build back better bipartisan infrastructure bill.ve got to figure out a way republicans and democrats are going to work together for the country, and when we come to the end of the year, we cannot have more theatrics and drama on what's going to happen to the debt ceiling because it hurts everybody and it hurts republicans, it hurts every american citizen. it hurts our reputation. it hurts our economy. it hurts a whole lot of things, and our job is to watch out for america. >> congresswoman, thank you very much, debbie dingell, appreciate you being with us today. >> thank you. >>> and a submarine sandwich, state secrets hidden inside a peanut butter sandwich. the amazing spy stories shaking the intel community. this is "andrea mitchell reports" on msnbc. reports" on msnbc. and you need it here. and here. and here. which is why the scientific expertise that helps operating rooms stay clean is now helping the places you go every day too. seek a commitment to clean. look for the ecolab science certified seal. if you have this... conside

roger dangerfield of tech, it never gets any respect. >> that makes more sense when i saw second i'm thinking to myself, that's not the bill smead i knowbe clear you still think there's a lot of room for downside how much downside and can markets continue to rotate away from tech and into the parts that you like without a bigger overall disturbance? >> that's a wonderful question john locke, the great philosopher, had the law of fashion. i don't think investors really understand how important the law of fashion is to the way they invest, right. people like to be reinforced by knowing the people around them agree with them, and so just as a general rule if you want to make a lot of money in the stock market over a long period of time, the best way to do it is in businesses no matter how well they do people never get very excited about them now facebook is working their way that direction they might become the new philip morris philip morris was vilified, the original esg was taking cigarette commercials off the broadcast networks in the late '60s, and then philip morris got vilified and they were the best performing stocks in the next 4

bill but not the scope. joining me now, kansas senator and small business committee member, roger marshall.ust a joke. it's a grift from the progressives. they want to keep their wish list in there but just cut the short-term price tag. we knows they will never be able to get rid of this vast entitlement expansion if any of it gets through. >> you're right, dagen. good morning to you. yeah, at the end of the day, this will be a $7.5 trillion of government spending over the next 10 years. the biden washington, d.c. right now is this. do we want big government socialism or do we want economic freedom? that's what really this fight is all about. one they start these programs they'll never end. there's going to be budget jim nat ticks going on. at the end of the day, this is about economic freedom versus big government socialism. dagen: inflation is hurting every american who has to live their lives on a budget. it is making america poorer. so is this the death of the spending spree that the left has been talking about? and it's not just the progressives. 48 out of the 50 democratic senators ar

bill. let�*s return to the us. after months of growing criticism about its business practices, facebook unveils a new name: meta. let�*s speak to roger think of the new name? i i've got to ask you, what do you think of the new name?- i've got to ask you, what do you think of the new name? i think it's ridiculous- — think of the new name? i think it's ridiculous- i— think of the new name? i think it's ridiculous. i think— think of the new name? i think it's ridiculous. i think facebook- think of the new name? i think it's ridiculous. i think facebook is i ridiculous. i think facebook is trying to change the subject and they are trained to create a new corporate structure that will protect mark zuckerberg from liability for all the harms his company has done over the last ten years. it�*s not going to work and we should alljust simply recognise that the name can change but the facts don�*t. this company has done a great deal of harm and should be held accountable for all of it. you don't think— held accountable for all of it. you don't think it — held accountable for all of it. you don't think it will _ held accountable for all of it.

bill gates to help make green technology more affordable. jon donnison, bbc news. how significant are those proposals? 0ur energy and environment analyst rogeryou make of the announcement and are they enough? iqrqihat what do you make of the announcement and are they enough?— and are they enough? what we have tot toda and are they enough? what we have got today is — and are they enough? what we have got today is a _ and are they enough? what we have got today is a plan — and are they enough? what we have got today is a plan that _ and are they enough? what we have got today is a plan that matters i got today is a plan that matters because we didn�*t have a plan before. the uk has very ambitious climate targets but we didn�*t quite know how the government intended to meet them and after today we do know that. it is not the end, we don�*t have everything, every single policy mapped out, but we now have a much clearer sense of how the government is going to get from here to zero in 2050, and crucially how it will meet its targets for 2025, 2030, 2035. this is not about a distant plan. it moves the goalposts forward from 2050 to 2035, and there

roger. reborn in the usa. thank you so much. >> i still don't understand half of what he says, but we love him. >> coming up, former president billate on his health. >> plus president biden urges the justice department to prosecute anyone who defies the subpoena from the house select committee investigating the january 6th insurrection. but the doj is pushing back. we'll explain why. we're back in 90 seconds with a packed 8:00 a.m. hour. "morning joe." it is monday, october 18th. with us we have host of msnbc's "politics nation" and president of the national action network, reverend al sharpton. also with us white house reporter for the associated press, jonathan lamire. we begin with an update on the condition of former president bill clinton. he was released from the hospital after spending a number of days for getting a treatment for an infection. it is really good news. we have more. >> reporter: the 42nd president is back home after a health scare led to five nights in a california hospital. with a thumbs up and with hillary on his arm, former president bill clinton walked showily out of a medical center thanking a line of h

roger in trenton, north carolina, independent line. caller: good morning. thank you for taking my call. i keep listening to the democrats talk about this wonderful bill. bill is not wonderful. it is destructive toward americans people -- american people. the democrats seem to want to rack our entire economy, they keep talking about climate change. why don't you talk about china? china spends more stuff into the air -- spews more stuff into the air then all the countries put together but china will not talk about climate change. the united states, we are already at the bottom with our climate change efforts. i think the whole world should get down on china's case to clean up their act. host: the president is heading to scotland on sunday to address the world climate summit among other leaders and economic views. andrew van dam from the washington post writes "as the u.s. economy grew at a disappointing 2% annual rate in the third quarter, as the delta variant piece, promising science suggests 2021 is on try to notch the fastest growth in decades. the coronavirus tour through most of the unvaccinated communities during july. the product report of the se