tom: bob michele is on at 9:00. i am going away for four weeks.han: you're going away for a month. tom: if i do not get bob michele. jonathan: you will not get him. i just want to make sure he follows through. are you actually going away for four weeks? tom: i'm thinking about it. jonathan: lisa looks happy for the first time in three hours. on the 10 year, we push 1.40. karina: with the first word news, i'm karina mitchell. today president biden will order a government review of u.s. supply chains. the goal is to end the reliance on china and other adversaries for crucial goods. the process will offer no immediate solution for semiconductors. joe biden and justin trudeau set aside differences over trade and other issues in their first meeting. the two conducted a virtual summit for two hours. they said their nations would adopt a unified approach towards the pandemic, climate change, and china. more fallout from the engine failure on a united airlines boeing 777. the faa has ordered inspections of pratt and whitney engines used on 777's. a fan bl

michelle obama! the fact that our first lady is so into physical fitness, and now we've got her on "the biggest loser" working out. that could not be any cooler. >> trainer bobvery nervous? there's the first lady with that group of people, working out. michelle obama, april 2012, encouraging american families to get moving, to be fit and healthy. watching the first lady in action like that, for a good cause, trying to encourage people, doing crunches and lunges and jumping jacks. that was inspiring to a lot of people. this guy, though, had a different take. his reaction was this -- quote, did you notice that while michelle obama is working out on tv, she is sweating on the east room's carpet? i'm just saying," dot, dot, dot. the guy who tweeted that is named rick grenell. back in 2012 when he tweeted that, he was a republican operative who had a very public habit of tweeting mean and frequently sexist things about the obamas and about their kids, also about then vice president joe biden, about prominent democrats. he would also sometimes use his twitter account to go after members of his own party as well. he repeatedly attacked former republican speaker of

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bob up in massachusetts tells tom brady i told you to buy bitcoin at $4000. let's go to serious matters. ethan harris with the bank of america. i like how you and michelleeyer do the math. 4% of gdp is a larry summers impulse of 13% of gdp. is that too much? ethan: it is unprecedented. take the two packages together, the one passed in september and the one on the table now, it is as big as what we did last spring when the economy was in freefall, when the unemployment rate was at 14%. just these two packages, not including all the stuff they did last year, are much more than double what the u.s. did in the 2009 recession, so i describe this as like the big gulp at 711. tom: i would not know about that. ethan: this is like tricking two. tom: i look at the other debate, which is an open and closed economy and that some of the economic templates of the past are much more closed economies. how does that fiscal stimulus affect america if we are a much more open economy now? ethan: when you put that kind of stimulus in the economy, and it will not show up right away, it will show up only reopen the service sector and all the money people have been holding goe