ambassador bill taylor is the vice president of the europe and russia center here at the u.s. institute of peace. in 2019, ambassador taylor served as -- at the u.s. embassy in kyiv. and as the u.s. ambassador to ukraine from 26 to 29. during arab spring the ambassador oversaw u.s. assistance of the port to egypt, tunisia, libya and syria. he served in jerusalem as the u.s. governments representative to the mideast quartet and worked in kabul in 2022 in baghdad in 24. ambassadors, thank you for joining us today. may we invite you to this podium. [applause] >> thank you, very much. it is always an honor and a privilege to be here at the u.s. institute for peace. usaid is pleased to collaborate with u.s. ip on this study. our bureau for conflict prevention and stabilization has benefited from a strategic partnership with u.s. ip since our inception. with like-minded strategic visions we been able to chart a course together on the global act on attacking the host of problems like countering violent extremism, measuring peace or navigating complex systems. security sector misconduc

our dads are bill taylor and paul taylor, and they run taylor shellfish. >> and i'm brittany taylor, and this is diani taylor. >> that, too. >> and we're the fifth generation of our family to work for our family business. i really take pride in the fact that our company's part of a big community and it's very family-like. we have many families, not only mine, but many other families that have their whole families that work for us. >> the ocean is so acidic that it is dissolving the shell of our baby oysters. our farm is what has kept this family together. it's our glue. i can't imagine. it would be devastating to lose such a big part of our history. when we started farming oysters over 100 years ago, we relied on the natural reproduction of oysters in the bay to occur in order to get our oysters. but as the industry has changed, we started cultivating our own oyster larvae, our own baby oysters. so when we started doing that, we needed something like our hatchery, which is kind of like a greenhouse where you can raise up the baby shellfish and the baby oysters to get big enough so th

earlier, my colleague azadeh moshiri spoke with bill taylor, former us ambassador to ukraine and currente and russia at the us institute of peace. ambassador taylor, thank you so much forjoining us. so first i want to start on belgorod. there are a lot of competing narratives. how do you make sense of it? it appears to me that these are russian citizens, they have been training and preparing in ukraine. there's no doubt about that. there's probably been some coordination between these two outfits — these russian citizen outfits — coordination with the ukrainians. there's no doubt about that. but it's also the case that the russian citizens don't like the russian government. they don't like president putin. and this is a way, i guess, to listen to what they've been saying. it's a way to demonstrate that — it's a demonstration to other russian citizens who have not left the country that there are things that can be done. so you said that it's likely that there was ukrainian coordination with all this. you actuallyjust came back from a trip in kyiv — you met with high—level officials there.

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. >> joining me now, bill taylor, former u.s. ambassador to ukraine.out barbecues and picnics and sometimes parades. seldom about the heart of what he just spoke of. not just why we're able to live as we do, but his message that there's a price to be paid for freedom. america has paid it many times. now ukrainians are paying it. i wonder what you make of what you heard from president zelenskyy. >> so, chris, the heartfelt feelings that president zelenskyy just expressed represent the feelings of ukrainians. i was there last week with a group. we heard from ukrainians across the spectrum. up and down. we heard from soldiers, civilians supporting the military. president zelenskyy expressed that view that they feel that is number one, thanks to the united states, a real appreciation of what the united states has done. number two, the commitment to continue to fight for that freedom. and he's right. it cannot be taken for granted. they are fighting. they are losing people every day. they are sacrificing a lot for their own freedom. they are defending us, c

you have ambassador bill taylor and he has not only ukraine time, but north africa time. we were cellmates together in afghanistan when i was a major general and -- she is one of our top that we've got. and she has north africa time as well. we are all colleagues and in this project, we would come together a lot enabled by this tremendous staff and we talk about our experiences. this question of elite capture of the security sector, a grabbed all of us. here we are with our experiences around the world. to get back to great power competition, we had our moment right after the cold war then there was the war on terror and now this great power competition. you have people talk about it they say it's going to be in the western pacific and ukraine, maybe the caucuses and balkans. great powers by definition they have intense interest and if they are a great power, they have global interest as well. what great powers do, they think they look at the world and say i need access here to markets. access to protect my investments, access for movement of goods, to protect sea lines c

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last month jim mcgovern criticized the bill for the expanded work requirements for those on food stamps in comments that echoed of fellow republicans marjorie taylor green described the bill as an expletive sandwich and that she'll need sides and dessert to secure her vote a white house official told nbc news that staffers spent another day on the phone with democratic house members and their ongoing effort to injury ssecure support >> what about those republicans who will take out frustrations on speaker mccarthy? >> reporter: on a call to the freedom caucus who have issued vocal criticism of the plan, they floated the idea of using a motion to vacate against speaker mccarthy which would force a vote to potentially remove him from the speakership he said he's not worried about these threats, while florida republican matt gaetz predicted that things likely won't reach that point >> frankly, i think that he's probably got pretty good chances to get over that 112, 113 threshold. the motion to vacate i think is something that's not very likely >> reporter: and the government has just under a week to act on this plan. on tuesday the deputy treasury se

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in other words, he's just got to pay the bills and if marjorie taylor greene or matt gaetz, if they want to go to court they have to proof how they have standing and how were they injured by other people getting their bills paid, and even if -- if they're somehow able to overcome that, this is a political question for the political branches to work out and even if they were able to overcome that, well, then, they've got to prove somehow that their rights have been violated because other people got their bills paid and what's their remedy for that? they're suing the social security recipients to tell them to return their money to the u.s. government? they're suing the bondholders of america to tell them to return their money that's rightfully theirs to the u.s. government? i don't think so. i know this is an extremist supreme court, but i don't think they're willing to further drive the government of the united states into a ditch with the maga extremists. in any event, we can't allow them to intimidate those of us who want to follow the law and the clear meaning and sense of the constitu

>> bill, we don't have any taylor swift quotes here that i'm aware of, it's early yet here.e have investors, that's the whole point of this. united states top destination for foreign investment, federal government is trying to keep it that way so you have the select u.s.a. summit ongoing here in maryland, it's a commerce department event. trying to boost investment in the u.s., commerce secretary opened up the session saying there are problem solvers here to ensure that it is easy and attractive to invest in the best country in the world, and also government money from semi conductors and infrastructure as well. investors say great way to create more economic activity in a country already pretty attractive. >> i think it's critical failure is an event, not a prognosis. think of elon musk and the first spacex launch, it blew up one minute after launching. and see where elon is now. jobs are created when capital is at risk. >> there is some criticism, chamber of commerce says it's blunting the u.s. advantage. >> we are concerned that washington, d.c., and in particular preside

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politics professor james taylor points out the bill is co-sponsored by representative adam schiff, who is running against lee for a senate seat. >> she has been very vocal about it and i think she is trying to make herself out apart from her two rivals in california, but it's very difficult when they all hold the same position. >> professor margaret russell teaches constitutional law at santa clara university and notes the u.s. is seeing more momentum for checks on the supreme court. she says it is within congress' authority to change the number of people on the court, but the court has remained at its current nine seats since the mid 1800s. russell thinks it's important for leaders to talk about whether changing that number might restore confidence. >> there is no required number, high or low, for the u.s. supreme court. and certainly, that should be considered, right? fleshed out, talked about. and understood in terms of the implications. >> reporter: alyssa goard, nbc bay area news. >>> we have an update on breaking new weise brought you at the top of the newscast. dive teams have t

bill: long weekend arrived, folks. millions of americans heading out the door kicking off busy summer travel season. taylorits new york city this weekend. if you don't have a ticket stay away. warning for fans and we'll tell you why coming up. [music]♪ newel >> bill: 10:30 here in new york. video from new york city, police suv zigzagging through a highway. whoa. apparently trying to box in a moped driver. eventually. that is close. suv continued to go on the highway. moped got off at an exit. nypd aware of the video. dangerous stuff around here. anywhere. especially in new york. >> jacqui: yikes. >> bill: let you know how that turns out. >> jacqui: memorial day weekend officially here. tens of millions of americans on the move. hoping to avoid repeat of last summer marred by delays, madison is here with us. >> reporter: americans are going on vacation. 42 million travelers expected to go on a trip with the vast majority 37 million using their cars to get to their destinations. gas prices average $3.57 per gallon. that is down a dollar from last year. that was when gas was shockingly high closer to $5 a gal

bill: a lot of reaction. i track this stuff, right? just put some on screen here. i like the third one. the third one says if taylor me i would cry and think about it for the rest of my life. that sums up the t. swift. >> bill: apparently the security guard got escorted out. >> dana: good job. >> bill: sthe is going to england on thursday. all big artists go to europe for the summer. weather is great and seeing all kinds of places. on ward we roll. >> dana: the new twist. the natalee holloway case and why it may take longer than we thought for convicted murderer van der sloot to face justice on u.s. soil. a children's book author charged with poisoning her husband. >> word of advice, if you kill your spouse, don't write a book about it and go on local tv pushing it. m devane. did you know it took our founders 116 days to debate and draft the u.s. constitution? turns out they didn't trust the printing of paper money, but they did trust gold and silver. article 1, section 10. gold and silver. good for the founders, good for me, good for you. rosland capital - is a trusted leader in helping people acquire precious met

bills. ratings downgrades, presenting image i of way chaos. taylor: speaker mccarthy says it is easy for republicans to vote for. you're seeing both sides of the drama. to your point, this is compromise deal no one one hundred% happy better than potential default which has other issues. brian: wherever you land on this you can say this is not the end of the story that needs to change. whether it is the right step but i will is not. jackie: it would take us through the biden presidency. there would be another bite at the apple. "making money" with charles payne starts now. charles: the bites never seem to stop. i'm charles payne, good afternoon, this is "making money." monster moves led by tech names, a.i., semiconductors, software. i got to tell you something there is more names in the winner's circle than the financial media would have you belief. experts not only missed the big move but they are getting squeezed. should they double down and should you follow their lead? taking help to another level. lulu defending their position firing employees fo

it's like the marjorie taylor greene's, we have plenty of people like that now. but there are prominent liberals like bill barr who speak out against it. he's one of the brave ones. he has the money to do that. i mention one particular thing, you keep talking about in modern art, because i wonder why steve harvey -- there is a sculpture, a german sculpture of a policewoman in a museum. and you seem to think it is indicative of the total decline of civilization. and there are a lot of others that are worse. i cannot describe them, but you know what i'm talking about. >> yes, i do in fact. i actually cite it in a footnote in the rational bible. the attack on beauty. i did not develop that idea, but russian modern art, contemporary art, he is referring to an award-winning sculpture of a policewoman crouching and urinating. and even the puddle of urine is sculpted. there is a gigantic exhibition in the netherlands covered seriously in the front page of the art section of the new york times. it was giant -- this is their word, turds. poop larger than the new york times reporter and she reported on it. this is

bill bennett has reaction on that. we'll talk to him live. a blank space possibly filled. it did not take long, dana. rumors of taylorwift's alleged new man in today's celebrity news. ♪ lomita feed is 101 years old this year and counting. i'm bill lockwood, current caretaker and owner. when covid hit, we had some challenges like a lot of businesses did. i heard about the payroll tax refund, it allowed us to keep the amount of people that we needed and the people that have been here taking care of us. see if your business may qualify. go to getrefunds.com. my moderate to severe plaque psoriasis... ...the burning, the itching. the stinging. my skin was no longer mine. emerge tremfyant®. with tremfya®, most people saw 90% clearer skin at 16 weeks. the majority of people saw 90% clearer skin even at 5 years. tremfya® is the first medication of its kind also approved for adults with active psoriatic arthritis... ...and it's 6 doses a year after 2 starter doses. serious allergic reactions may occur. tremfya® may increase your risk of infections and lower your ability to fight them. tell your doctor if you have an infection

he has voted with marjorie taylor greene, co-sponsoring a bill that could ban lgbtq books in classrooms, politico reported that he leans on groups with white nationalist ties. cbs news reported that he backs a bill to make ar-15 rifles the national gun of the united states. he is also there enjoying relishing creating i would say i agree with you, michael, the circus. and doing great harm. what do we -- we have a lot of conversations about the rule law enforcement. and it moved quite quickly in this instance. but he is still there and a member in good standing. >> well, he is a member in standing. i don't think how good it is. the reality of it is to the extent that it is good, it is because the leadership allows him to participate the way he does. he can still vote when a vote is called and again it goes back to the point i was making. he doesn't have committee assignments. he is not having that level of impact on the workings of the congress or on bills that come before committees. but it does speak more broadly to how we get caught up in the circus and that is my only point. when som

bill: we will. aaron rodgers is not only a new new york jet but also a fan of t. swifty. the news jets quarterback getting down over the weekend at a tayloraving fun, dana. see him back there in the t-shirt? he is jamming. >> dana: he just loves new york. >> bill: he and elon musk, wow. at metlife stadium in new jersey where rogers will play his home game with the jets. saw aaron rodgers at the kentucky derby, not the drop names. >> dana: he has been going around. >> bill: he said how are you liking new york? he was having a good time. at rangers and knicks games. if they were paying us that kind of cash we would do the same thing. >> dana: all right. you might have noticed a joyous weekend as west point. the latest crop of cadets earning their stripes to enter military service. before his graduation our next guest wrote a letter to himself about things he wishes he had known when he started this journey as a freshman. part of that letter. you will recognize that none of the course work you completed, shots you took or formations you had matter at all. the greatest leadership lessons will be learn from those around you and you will love a

taylor swift at the eras tour in the front row? >> yes, i would love that! >> reporter: hallie was ready for it, celebrating a clean bill houston stop on the eras tour. >> it was just such a beautiful moment. >>> and that's the overnight news for this wednesday. reporting from the nation's capital, i'm norah o'donnell. >>> this is "cbs news flash." i'm shanelle kaul in new york. a 12-week ban on nearly all abortions will become law in north carolina. the republican-controlled general assembly overturned governor roy cooper's veto of that ban last night. the bill takes effect july 1st. >>> some new york city parents are protesting mayor eric adams' plan to house asylum seekers in public school gyms. the city says they've already opened up around 150 emergency sites, and adams told reporters schools are a last resort. >>> and the guggenheim museum has made this adorable discovery. newspp onon or as hthheowd connected tv. i'm shanelle kaul, cbs news, new york. >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> we're following a number of big stories, but we do want to begin tonight with new details in monday's deadly mass

. >> bill: they'll learn some things and so will we. >> dana: join us for more on all of this. taylor riggs co-host of the money show and joe concha. listen to eric schmidt warning about this for a while. this is what he thinks about government interference. >> it is too new, too hard. not the expertise. no one in the government who can get it right. the industry can roughly get it right and the government can put a regulatory structure around it. >> dana: i'm not sure if government can get it right. i think i agree with him there. is the tech industry willing to do it on their own? >> i'm hopeful. in the banking industry we have self-regulating organizations, a group of insiders come together and propose best practices. you still have oversight by regulators but that's where it takes all the burden off the regulators themselves. i would love to see a sam altmann and elon musk propose best practices and what regulations are good enough without stifling innovation and an oversight body oversee and enforce some of those rules. they are the smartest people in the room. let's have them co

taylor swift at the eras tour in the front row? >> [gasps] yes, i would love that! >> norah: hallie was ready for it, celebrating a clean billorah: how about that? a total fairy tale. and we can tell you that hallie's heroes has helped find more than 300 bone marrow matches, and hallie tells us she wants to be a doctor when she grows up. that is tonight's "cbs evening news." i'm norah o'donnell. good night. ♪ ♪ >>> his home has been fireproof from the bottom to the top, but this north bay resident is not letting his guard down. >> the main thing is to keep fuel away from your house. >> why our especially wet winter means more work for homeowners ahead of the fire season. >>> also, a toddler hit by bullet shrapnel during a robbery gone wrong in oakland. the message from police after the brazen broad daylight attack. >>> and profiting off the pain of a lost pet. how bay area scammers are preying on people desperate to be reunited with their animals. >> i could see why you would go by that. you look and check and say yeah, that's the shelter's phone number. >>> this is cbs news bay area with juliette goodrich. >>> we all experi

taylor swift at the air as to her in row? speak [gasps] yes, i would love that! >> norah: how he was ready for it, celebrating a clean billnt. >> norah: how about that? a total fairy tale. and we can tell you hallie's heroes has helped find more than 300 bone marrow matches, and hallie tells us she wants to be a doctor when she grows up. that is tonight's "cbs evening >> i had been talking about getting a camera for a while. >> announcer: a surprise from his girlfriend while their relationship was clicking. >> judge judy: how long did the camera remain in your possession? >> about a year-and-a-half. >> announcer: but... >> i gave my daughter the camera. >> judge judy: as a gift? >> no. >> announcer: should this ex change his focus... >> judge judy: from a moral perspective, i would think twice about keeping it. you will never take a happy picture with it. >> announcer: "judge judy." you are about to enter the courtroom of you are about to enter the courtroom of judge judith sheindlin. captions paid for by cbs television distribution >> announcer: 21-year-old patricia bachmeier and her father jerome are suing patricia's ex

bill to expel adam schiff. nasty arid to republicans are not casual about expelling democrats. again, another example. congresswoman marjorie taylor greene has spent this entire week, the whole week, introducing articles of impeachment against four different members of the biden administration. she kept off her impeachment blitz today by bringing articles of impeachment against the president of the united states, because she doesn't like the way biden has handled the flow of migrants at the southern border. >> the constitution outlines a very simple process to fire the corrupt officials, serving in the federal government, impeachment. matthew graves, christopher wray, merrick garland, alejandro mayorkas and joe biden. or all corrupt and unfit to hold office, and they all must be impeached. this concludes impeachment week. >> this concludes impeachment week. remember when republicans would just impeach the president of the united states and leave it there? now, they have to impeach nearly the whole cabinet to. which makes this particularly odious for speaker mccarthy, particularly bonkers for his conference, because marjorie taylor

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taylor. and who is this congress to raise the country's massive debt ceiling? even higher, the treasury finds itself in a position where we are unable to pay all of the bills that come do that day. and this would be really the 1st time in the history of america that we would fail to make payments that are due and you know, whether it's defaulting on interest payments that are due on the debt or payments to for social security recipients or to medicare providers that we would simply not have enough cash to meet all of our obligations. and it's widely agreed that financial and economic chaos would ensue that. and how cabal of people are the treasury putting more and more and more pressure on elected politicians to give them more money? it's kind of like if you and i went to the casino, we all, some of the, some money we went, that we spend. so the money we went back in austin more time and you know, a lot people are sort of quite to get to it and selling it. and you'll putting a gun into congress's head again, to the american people. even we've actually got a clip so we can just show you how much he's begging and borrowing and box when you know to try and get thi

bills. the two major points though is, marjorie taylor greene and her gang of insurrectionists, they do notare if it goes into default because she is on the record as trying to wreck things. if the economy gets wrecked and tension is established, they function on chaos and that will work to their favor. they will blame the democrats. they are trying to hold us hostage to take food off the table, to destroy social policies that create more tension, more poverty, more desperation and frankly, more crime in the country. they will blame the democrats for that. one way or the other, they feel they are going to get away with this and it is going to be to their advantage no matter how it goes. one thing not being taken into consideration, this will hurt billionaires and corporate america more in terms of interest rates and everything else with a default, which is essentially the beginnings of a bankruptcy as far as the rest of the world is concerned. that cannot help anybody in corporate america. the basic, real money behind this is not going to want to support a default possibility, but i would n

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bill. >> not fun. >> jimmy: oh, please enjoy yourselves welcome to "the tonight show," you guys i'm so excited about this. taylor swift is my guest tonight. [ cheers and applause ♪ yeah it's incredible. while you were just applauding, taylor wrote three more albums [ cheers ] she is unbelievable. loving "midnights. let's get to some news guys, president biden said that he plans to run for re-election in 2024. meanwhile, at a rally this weekend, president trump also hinted at running. it's big news, but all i can think about is taylor swift being on the show tonight, so - [ cheers and applause so you know what that means. it's time for "the news: taylor's version." here we go [ cheers and applause ♪ >> jimmy: so, biden and trump are both running for re-election, and they've got major "bad blood," which everyone knows "all too well." [ light laughter ] of course, trump has quite the "reputation. every other day, he's like, "i did something bad. [ light laughter ] and biden has to be like, "this is why we can't have nice things." [ laughter ] which is why this could be the most dramatic election ever -- more - [ la

taylor greene will be hearing the conversation. these are folks who are not likely to vote for a bipartisan debt limit and spending bill. not super worried, if you're not hearing that scared urgency in their voice and we're very close, that might tell us they're helpful and they might see something will end up working out here, but at the same time the white house is nervous in the west wing. >> it's certainly true mcconnell has been a quiet voice throughout this and doesn't want to get involved personally. treasury secretary yellen keeps saying, no, we think it's june 1st. let's turn to the day's other political headline. florida governor ron desantis finally going to announce he's running for president today, apparently doing so on a twitter space with elon musk. he'd had a bunch of missteps in this pre-campaign phase. how is his team looking to right the ship? what is going to be their argument to the american people? >> i think at this point what we've seen is this kind of turning -- taking the laws and the things that they've done in florida and putting those nationwide, right? that is something we have heard over

bill: yep. ♪ ♪ >> hi, everyone. i'm tammy bruce along with griff jenkins, sara carter and raymond arroyo, and welcome to "the big saturday show." taylorans to want to to see her in convert -- concert this her me mole day weekend, you're on your own kid. ticketses are going for as much as $18,000 a pop, and the cheapest is around $1,000. any swiftie knows the staggering price of a ticket all to

bill in detail. and he has to sell it to the extremists in his caucus. he counts on the votes of people like matt gaetz and marjorie taylor greene, some of the most extreme politicians america has ever seen, in order to get elected speaker. those are the types of people he's got to sell this deal to, and he may need extra days to do it. >> in your party, republicans say redline is they will have work requirements on food stamps benefits. a lot of democrats, especially progressive democrats, say no way, if that's in there, they will not vote for it. >> would you vote for that if the white house associated that? >> john, look, it depends on what's really at stake here. there's a lot of studies out there that show work requirements just put onerous burdens on people and don't do what the republicans say they will do. let's look at these numbers, john. $1 billion would be saved with work requirements. if the republicans do what they intend to do and reinstate the trump tax cuts or extend the trump tax cuts, we're talking about adding $3.5 trillion to the deficit. that's $1 saved versus $3,500 saved if the republicans would st

bill: yep. ♪ ♪ >> hi, everyone. i'm tammy bruce along with griff jenkins, sara carter and raymond arroyo, and welcome to "the big saturday show." taylorft has a message for her adoring young fans to want to to see her in convert -- concert this her me mole day weekend, you're on your own kid. ticketses are going for as much as $18,000 a pop, and the cheapest is around $1,000. any swiftie knows the staggering price of a ticket all too well. many of them, just like here in nashville, gathering outside of the stadium to listen to the taylor swift because heir not ready to -- they're not ready to shake it off. but new jersey state police posting this warning on instagram -- yes, they have an instagram -- that they would only allow people with tickets into the surrounding parking lots saying, quote, sorry, swifties, no ticket, no taylor-gating. perhaps swift fans are asking why you gotta be so mean. [laughter] well, we might have the answer here, and i'm going to start with griff jenkins -- [laughter] because, you know, if you were going to do some taylor-gating because you might because you love her and your family loves her, but they're

bill cassidy, beautiful state of louisiana and hopefully he's right. cooler heads prevail and maybe we push this back a little bit, but something does eventually get done. in the meantime, taylorey show." taylor: neil i'm kind of like you this feels like groundhog day. we still have a border problem, still have a debt ceiling crisis problem. none of those things have been fixed yet. we're all still waiting for them we'll be having representative claudia tenney of new york joining us to breakdown all of those issues but the good news is we do have a solution for one thing. it's twitter, and the new ceo we're going to be breaking all that down at 1:00 but first more "coast to coast" after this. meet the team... behind the team. the coach. the manager. and the snack dad. all using chase to keep up with their finances. the coach helps save goals here, because she saved for soccer camp there. anddd check this out... the manager deposited a check. magic. and the snack dad? he's getting paid back. orange slicesss. because this team all has chase. smart bankers. convenient tools. one bank with the power of both. chase. make more of what's yours. if lawn care were easy, everyone would