chr. whitehouse: senator kennedy is next. senator kennedy: any fair-minded person that wants us -- i don't think any fair-minded person wants us to default on america's debt. you don't have to be mensa material to understand the consequences would be terrible. i want to thank president biden for agreeing to meet with the speaker, i thought he should have done it sooner. you can only be young once but you can always be immature and i thought he was being a trifle immature. i hope he will negotiate in good faith. please mr. president negotiate in good faith. i don't think you want to be responsible for defaulting on america's debt. i believe you are better than that. let me ask a couple of questions. do you know that since the 1950's we have had 10 periods of disinflation in america. >> not that exact number but that makes sense. sen. kennedy: disinflation is when we have to reduce the rate of growth of inflation. it is not deflation where prices go down just reduce the rate of growth. is th

chr. whitehouse: senator marshall. sen. marshall: there's not a single person on our side of the aisle who wants the country to default on its debt. i want the american public to know that. not one of us wants us to default on our debt. but we also want to see responsible spending. we know we cannot give the white house another credit card. we can walk and chew gum, solve both problems. why does it have to be either/or. why does this capitol hill working in silos. i will never understand this. we can do this is push my we can't push this problems my grandchildren and cripple their generation with burdensome debt and interest payments. for the life of me, my colleagues across the aisle want to destroy future generations so they can function as climate demagogues. let me tell you what i am talking about. jupiter is the roman god of climate and weather. in the was the -- horse climate and weather, zeus the greek mythology god. i ask you, who's america's climate god, is it john kerry, is that al gore? why we have this religious

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well, just before we came on air i spoke to chrs miller, pretty much the world expert on semiconductorswas trying to achive in the semiconductor market. well, today china is a relatively small player when it comes to semiconductors, but the government has been spending tens of billions of dollars each year over the past decade trying to build up its own industry. the challenge for china right now is that every year it spends as much money importing chips as it spends importing oil, and china's leaders think this is a dangerous vulnerability because they're so reliant on geopolitical adversaries, like taiwan, japan and the united states. so technological supremacy in this market is notjust a matter of economics or trade? it's a matter of diplomacy and geopolitics? if you look at the types of equipment that defence ministries around the world are trying to acquire, they're thinking about how do you apply al to defence systems, and that requires access to some of the most advanced semiconductors. and today, those chips can only be produced outside of china, in taiwan or in south korea, and

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arabile, thank you let's get to our guest chr chris, is there any chance that this will be successful? >> not in my view. i can see the logic of splitting hsbc asia from hsbc the rest of the world which is a good logic, but most of the other investors and management of the bank are resisting this strongly. i can't see a way through this will happen. the largest shareholder does have strong influence. >> it has to be a headache for the ceo. i do wonder if there is merit to the argument that hsbc does have its hands in so many different pockets around the world and so many guyieoggeographies, but soh from the uk and asia is there a case for the bank to be streamlined further if it doesn't mean an out rright splitting of the business? >> the universal banking model has pretty much finished in the last decade. they are spinning off the canadian business or trying to for $10 billion. it looks like it will happen next year rather than this year. they have other activities around the world which they need to manage. it is a case of how do you streamline a bank that has a lot of loss making r

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this is what google's ceo, right, where hinton worked, sunday darpy chr told me in 2019 about slowingon a.i. if they have to. here's what he said. >> you are basically saying we have to weigh our technological advancement and competitiveness with what it americans for humanity? >> absolutely. you know, i think it's important and i think it's important. it's what society expects us to do. >> that was then. this is now. should google slow it down? and the competitors? >> well, jeffrey hinton is, you know, he won the torino award, the nobel prize of computer science. i would die for that. i got one close to it. but so -- and these people that were involved in a.i. from the start, he is, obviously, one of them and the woman, the cto at oakland a.i. they put out -- yes, there are concerns, yes, we should have regulation. they are close to it. they are the producers of this technology. you normal people out there, we should be told, here is something that was generated by a.i. so we can say i prefer to know things that are always right and not some that are a little bit untrustable and flak

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chr chri kri kristina >> we saw quarter one revenues grow surging 15% today, and i talked with the cfo yesterday she said this was a turning point. it was a rally in crypto prices and cost-cutting analysts seemed to be cautious given the s.e.c. has given warning it might sue coinbase. monolithic power is giving a beat on the top and bottom line. that has a number of analysts cutting their price on the stock, and sharing the components heading for their worst day since march, 2020. you can see the stock is down over 10% scott? >> kristina, thank you berkshire hathaway's meeting kicking off in omaha mike santoli just caught up with a longtime berkshire investor and he joins us now. what did you learn >> well, scott, this is tom russo of garden, russo, and quinn. he met warren buffett and owned the stock for most of that time. he's a global value investor in the buffett mold himself, and one of the things he looks for is consumer facing, often founder and family-controlled businesses that have these long-term, durable franchises and then he's got to evaluate when these competitive advanta

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chr reset act will require change management activities be led by rather than contract exists consistent with your recommendation question work with this benefit va long-term to take greater control over the change management activities? >> absolutely. having an independent validation and verification of the system post- deployment is critical. it is something we have made a recommendation on so that va can have a third-party go and take a look systematically catalogue put those issues are and then systematically address those issues. that is something that is called for by best practice it's also something dod did when they rolled out genesis after the first deployment they pause the program, they did not deploy to future sites until they addressed everything related to this issues in that report. >> your testimony addresses issues with user satisfaction in va's lack of established target can you expand on your testimony let the committee know why not establishing youth satisfaction goals is essential to the use of the program? >> absolutely. it's hard to tell how much progress has been

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