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friends and senator chris murphy joins me now. i want to get a temperature check with him. if you are feeling the same way about the direction of both the reconciliation spending part of the package and the bipartisan pack of this package? >> i would never contradict brian schatz, he is indeed right, this is an optimistic moment. right now we are being bold, we recognize the stakes, i would argue that the future of the country in many ways rides on what we do in the next several months. people are hurting out there. there has been this massive economic and political power shift in the last 20 years from the middle class to this cabal of billionaire elites. we have to have unanswered. donald trump had an answer, the mexicans are to blame, the blacks or to blame, immigrants are to blame, he enacted that agenda. he started building the wall, he banned muslims from the country. nothing got better, and that's why he's not the president. we have an opportunity to provide the right answer which is to shift power and money from those elit

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we have chris murphy joining us. concern as you noted, this market, for years, is the cycle. buy equity sell volatility. buy equity sell volatility. once that pattern ends, you get the steep dropoffs what happened yesterday? >> brian, thanks for having me yesterday, we started to see a little unwind in positioning you hear about you explained with volatility and short strategy and targeting the market grinds higher sell more. buy more we started to see that unwind yesterday in the option posit positioning. i would note one thing we will look for on days of stress and say things have unwound a little bit is the vix term structure inverting. that is a sign of a lot of risk and panic and concern pulled into the very near term. that vix term structure inverted for much of the day. like the last 15 months, the buy dip and pullback that left the vix not inverting in the normal structure. i did not see a lot of panic, especially with the late-day move. >> do you think from the options market, what you are seeing, chris, was

senator chris murphy joins me next.e you one of the millions of americans who experience occasional bloating, gas or abdominal discomfort? taking align every day can help. align contains a quality probiotic developed by gastroenterologists. it adds more good bacteria to your gut to naturally help soothe your occasional bloating, gas and abdominal discomfort. support your digestive health with align, the #1 doctor recommended probiotic. try align today. and try new align fast acting biotic gummies. helps soothe occasional digestive upsets in as little as 7 days. back in late june, we saw an extraordinary scene player in the white house driveway. president joe biden flagged by senators walked out to announce to reporters they had brokered a big bipartisan deal that would include 579 billion dollars in infrastructure spending. it was a kindest scene that we don't have much anymore because these priorities -- we probably got to go back to the administration. well today, almost exactly 100 later that deal is at risk of falli

let's talk about this now with the democratic senator chris murphy of connecticut.a member of the senate foreign relations committee. should the u.s. be sitting down with the russians while the russians continue to attack the united states in the signer and election interference realm? >> the united states shouldn't have any fear of talking to our adversaries. we should be talking to the russians, we should be talking to the chinese, we should be talking to the iranians. as kylie mentioned, there are very important lines of cooperation that we have to be engaged in with the russians. we have complicated nuclear treaties with the russians that need to be enforced and implemented. we have similar interests when it comes to iran and the future of their nuclear program. we probably have similar issues in yemen. we've got to be able to fight them on the ground in which our interests are adverse but we also have to find lines of communication. >> they're literally attacking us. critical pipeline operators have reported more than 220 cybersecurity incidents since may. we k

senator chris murphy of cynic in west virginia have been meeting negotiations to get bipartisan support for the bill in the senate. i'm waiting for the signal and i hope to receive that we are ready to move on that legislation. i hope senate republik and join us in supporting this and other common sense measures like confirming a director for the haagency enforces gun laws on te books. atf, for the first time since 2015, too many lives have been lost to gun violence in this country. at time for us to come t togethr and put an end to this senseless violence. i yelled the floor and suggest the warm. >> tonight on the communicators, the reason why ransomware has become such a problem is that it become a huge threat, not only have a criminal threat also as you mentioned, because of the implications for critical infrastructure like pipeline companies or largest meat supplier in the country, these are significant targets and they have increasingly become something cyber criminals are targeting. ransomware is a concept, it's pretty simple. defending against it has become increasingly complex.

referenced two, another congresswoman from massachusetts introduced legislation, along with senator chris murphythere are a number of republican bills targeted towards name image and likeness, and i would highlight senator roger wicker has a bill that is focused on name and likeness. if you are talking about let's get name image and likeness resolved, senator roger wicker of mississippi proposed a bill that does just that. and there is an argument, and i will admit, in my testimony, i argued this would be a good idea, passed one of the targeted bills, addressed name image and likeness, get a federal statute so every athlete and state plays by the same set of rules so it is a more cohesive, organized approach to the topic. others say, no, we should go further and have revenue-sharing. we should have health care benefits. we should have other aspects of reform that may be very important, that may be essential, but i think the challenges it is hard to get a bill passed if legislation includes those other things you are referring to. it may be best to take them one by one. i understand the argument

joining us now is senator chris murphy. thank you for joining us.pporting the protesters, from a policy perspective what more should america be doing? >> first of all, we shouldn't discount what the -- the degree to which the president says matters in cuba. it does. when the president speaks out, when democrats and republicans speak out in support of these protesters, that matters. that i think puts substantial power behind their movement. so rhetoric, words actually do matter here. one of the things i think we can do right now and this is a view shared by republicans and democrats in congress, is make sure that information flows are open and available to these protesters what the cuban government has tried to do is shutdown the internet, eliminate the ability for them to communicate with each other and be able to communicate with the outside world. there are technologies we can deploy to help with those information constraints. what i don't think is smart is to follow the advice of republican senators who right now are suggesting this is just anoth

i spoke with democratic senator chris murphy from the senate foreign relations committee on this show a few weekses ago, and he said, look, we're the ones who pulled out, and, therefore, we should be the first ones back in. he's right, isn't he? the burden is on us first to get back into the deal because it was america that pulled out of it first. >> so, first, thanks, mehdi, it's great to be on the show. listen, we inherited a situation that president biden decided we're going to try to end, which is a maximum pressure campaign that the trump administration had imposed on iran which has failed miserably and has hurt u.s. interests. we're seeing iran accelerating its nuclear program and intensifying its regional destabilizing activities, all of which happened after the maximum pressure campaign which was supposed to address those problems was implemented, so president biden ordered us to go meet if we could with the iranians or indirectly as they requested, and we said very clearly, we're prepared to come back into the deal if they're prepared to do their part. in other words, we'll l

this is senator chris murphy speaking tuesday. >> this shift in national security power to the presidentas resulted in endless wars, reckless levels of arms sales, and national emergencies that seem to have no termination. amy: the national security powers act would repeal the 1973 war powers act, which presidents have used to circumvent congressional support. it would also repeal existing war authorizations, cut funding for military operatis that were not approved by congress, and require most arms sales to be approved by the house and senate. in new jersey, dozens of immigrant justice advocates chained themselves together and blocked the entrance to an immigration and customs enforcement black site in newark for hours tuesday morning. protesters are demanding ice end the transfer of people to jails in other states. this is one of the activists who joined yesterday's action, serhio tupac uzurin with nyc ice watch. >> we need to take direct action . they are a rogue agency. they are a fascist agency in the since they act totally outside of the law and outside any bounds of morality. keep

talks between john cornyn of texas and chris murphy of connecticut collapsed.l on the floor of the senate yet. we haven't seen what the vote would look like if democrats put them on the spot. congress unwilling to act, democrats believe the administration has done all it can the last two democratic administrations, so this is where we are. >> to the lawmakers unwilling to act, tell that to the mother of a 13-year-old who died this weekend in new york because of gun violence. thank you all so much. i appreciate you joining me this morning. going to leave it there. >>> we have to acknowledge, italy, italian fans all over the world are reeling. i doubt they went to bed through an exciting win. beating england to win the european soccer championship after england scored two minutes into the game, italy tied it up and all eventually came down to penalty kicks. the country making a massive come back after not even qualifying for the 2018 world cup. and we know 2020 was a devastating year for italy as a whole. a win that country needed. >>> coming up next, an effort t

joining us now democratic senator chris murphy of connecticut.y pelosi now vetoing congressman banks and jordan from that -- from the five republicans on the january 6th committee. what's your reaction to that? >> well, just hearing it now for the first time i cannot give a ton of advice to nancy pelosi in terms of how she chooses to run the house of representatives, but she's committed to having a serious investigation. this is not supposed to be some partisan sideshow given the fact that both republicans and democrats across the country deeply care about making sure that ye never, ever again have that kind of breach of the united states capitol with the goal to interrupt democracy and suspend the counting of votes. so i'll be interested to learn more about it, but it's completely within the speaker's purview to make sure the members of that investigatory committee are focused on a real investigation rather than partisan sideshowing. >> of course, this will only give the republicans at least a claim that it is a partisan sideshow, but we'll leav

cruz's comments were to dangerous that chris murphy took to the senate floor to rebuke his colleaguees that i've ever heard given on the senate floor and it deserves a response. don't come to the senate floor and make things up. don't destroy people's reputations and careers with wild unsubstantiated allegations about political motivations. the cdc doesn't get it right do 100% of the time. they don't have some secret political agenda. >> yet, through their theatrics, these republicans are misrepresenting the truth. which is dangerous and has deadly consequences. i am joined by donna es words and columnist for "the washington post". a d triple c adviser, senator cruz and others playing a very dangerous game. all this performative outreach creating a health risk. right. this all has consequences? >> it does. i think we should be reminded again over 600,000 americans have lost their lives to the covid virus and so, not only are the claims dangerous for performtive reasons, but they are dangerous in causing people to lose their lives and to get very rand paul in the clip you just ran. he

let's bring democratic senator from connecticut chris murphy senator murphy.pleased to have you with us here on bbc world news. can i ask you of all. your reaction to this, progressing in the senate with out recourse to budget resolution.— in the senate with out recourse to budget resolution. good news. this would be good _ budget resolution. good news. this would be good news _ budget resolution. good news. this would be good news in _ budget resolution. good news. this would be good news in and - budget resolution. good news. this would be good news in and of - budget resolution. good news. this| would be good news in and of itself, the biggest bipartisan investment in infrastructure and roads, rails and bridges, electric charging stations in the century. it speaks to weigel a bite must to do business. he wants to reach out to the aisle and find ways republicans and democrats work together. i will say that it is a fairly common narrative that there's very little bipartisanship here. very little bipartisa nship here. there very little bipartisanship here. the

. >> thanks, chairman chris murphy. and ranking member cloud, for allowing me to testify today on the youth vaping academic, the role of the food and drug administration. the campaign to reduce tobacco use and to grant our kids from lifetime eviction is personal to me. my father died from lung cancer. he was 53 years old. he smoked two packs of camels a day. as a young high school student, i'll never forget how he struggled to breathe during my visit to the hospital in his last days. cigarettes are responsible for 480,000 deaths every year in the united states. my family is certainly not the only one who can tell this story. so ever since i came to congress, starting in the house, i dedicated my career in public service to this fight. holding the tobacco industry accountable for its lies and deception, empowering families, schools and health care providers to prevent kids from this addiction, and working to build and strengthen regulatory framework that really does focus on public health. when last i testified were ther

democratic senator chris murphy of connecticut warned yesterday that if lawmakers aren't allowed to amendncy pelosi reiterated the house won't fault on the bipartisan infrastructure bill until the senate passes both bills. and that's been the crux. the president mentioned that earlier on and then walked it back. but speaker pelosi, yamiche is holding firm. and i wonder if infrastructure is not as sure thing as one who would have thought days ago. >> it's definitely not a sure thing. this is a bipartisan thing but on very shaky ground here. talking to white house officials, the white house is still holding on to the idea that it can be pulled off, this deal struck at the white house can be held together but there are really realtime line issues here. when you think about the fact the republicans would have to wait months for democrats to get the second reconciliation bill in. democrats, especially progressive democrats want more on that bipartisan deal, a little more meat on the bones there. and the president and white house indicated they don't want to add any more spending to things nego

referenced two, another congresswoman from massachusetts introduced legislation, along with senator chris murphyare a number of republican bills targeted towards name image and likeness, and i would highlight senator roger wicker has a bill that is focused on name and likeness. if you are talking about let's get name image and likeness resolved, senator roger wicker of mississippi proposed a bill that does just that. and there is an argument, and i will admit, in my testimony, i argued this would be a good idea, passed one of the targeted bills, addressed name image and likeness, get a federal statute so every athlete and state plays by the same set of rules so it is a more cohesive, organized approach to the topic. others say, no, we should go further and have revenue-sharing. we should have health care benefits. we should have other aspects of reform that may be very important, that may be essential, but i think the challenges it is hard to get a bill passed if legislation includes those other things you are referring to. it may be best to take them one by one. i understand the argument agains

we arbor streisand, george carlon, richard pryor, jerry seinfeld robin williams eddie murphy ellen degeneres chris rock in david letterman. carson also advance the careers of emerging like steve martin and woody woody allen and jay ld joan rivers and then of course he provided a venue for an established performers like don rickles and but he hackett. there are really four ways to measure cars and success. first of all of course it 10 year. 30 years as the head of the tonight show compared to 22 per jay leno and six so far for jimmy fallon. the tonight show is the longest-running entertainment show in the united states. started in 1954 at the dawn of television. even though he has long been off the air the late night format fields -- is built a lot the way cars and buildup in terms of an audience carson had an audience of 50 million people. that's an astonishing number for his time and for hours. jimmy fallon the tonight show which ranks third has less than 2 million viewers a night on average. a lot of that has to do with the rise of the internet were audiences have splintered that make no mistake

chris, joanne feeney and mike murphy, great to see you all this morning. thanks very much., out-of-control spending on capitol hill, north carolina congressman madison cawthorn is here on house speaker nancy pelosi's threat to defund the infrastructure bill. dan niles is with us weighing in on tech as we gear up for a busy earnings season next week and then employing our heroes, i'll be speaking with one navy seal who is putting veterans to work with his bottle opener company. don't miss it. joining the conversation all morning long this morning, james freeman and jonathan madison. we're going to get back to this fantastic panel when we come right back. you're watching "mornings with maria" live on fox business. ♪ good day sunshine. ♪ good day sunshine. ♪ good day sunshine. ♪ then we lie beneath the shady tree. ♪ i love her as she's loving me maria: welcome back. house speaker nancy pelosi is threatening again on spending. watch this. >> it is important for us to again have them pass the bipartisan infrastructure bill while we are eager for it to pass, we will not be taking

the second straight day it opened the scoring with three pitches later sean murphy back to back and it was 2-0 and all-star chris bassitt pitch like one today with 7 innings and four hits in a run in 3 strikeouts and he got his 10. tyf th aman league and speaking of all-stars, metals and went deep twice and save it for the home run derby tomorrow. the all-star game is tuesday and the a's won it 4-1 and they are 3 1/2 games back from the astros in second place in the al west. >>> golf this time of year and celebrities play in a tournament at lake tahoe called the american century and events like that have been around since 1990 and did you know a basketball player in the history of that tournament has never won it? a pregnant pause. until today. this is ray romano with a prop and at the edgewood resort. okay? steph curry is a basketball player and gifted in the second shot on the par five, 18th and look for this ended up. take a look. it nearly hold out for double eagle 2 and set up for an eagle 3 and they ninth place finish and came off between a playoff in the form nba player vinny del nigro and he didn't last

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straight day and they got the a's on the board with three pitches later murphy went back to back and it was 2- 0 and all-star chrisassitt pitched like one today. seven innings and four hits in a run and three stritshin mefor most in the american league and speaking of all-stars, matt olson went deep twice and save it for the home run derby tomorrow. the all-star game is tuesday and the a's won four minus one and they are 3 1/2 with the astros in second place in the al west. in this time of year for golf celebrities play golf tournament in lake tahoe called the american century and that event has been around since 1990. did you know, in the history of that event, a basketball or has never won it until today. this is ray romano out of the cat box at edgewood resort and he got up clean and steph curry basketball player, gifted and the second shot on a par 5 on 18 holes and look where this ends up. just look. nearly hold out for double eagle 2 settle for an eagle 3 and a 9th place finish and in the playoff the former nba player and coach vinny del nigro and he took himself out of it when he got wet on that first extra