hearing so much back and forth, connell outlined it here. we might see first signs of impact of higher rates. not necessarily bringing inflation down but job layoffs up, should we worry. luke lloyd joins us and dave maney as well, expert press ceo. luke, what we're looking at here, and connell outlined it, this is now not being sort of isolated events where you see gap laying off a few hundred folks then you hear about companies not hiring as much holiday season help as they had last year, where do you think this is going? >> did you see elizabeth warren's twitter post i think it was yesterday? i mean elizabeth warren's already pointing fingers at the federal reserve for rising unemployment rate we're going to see over the next year but the same old blame game cycle. politicians blame the fed. the fed will blame politicians when in reality both politicians and the federal reserve both that got us into this mess. if they stopped interfering in the free markets, stop pushing narratives that would be in the best interests for the majority of am

connell mcshane is at the united nations in new york city.nell, do we know anything about what the president will say today? connell: well, i think, stuart, you're always going to hear a lot about the war in ukraine but president putin with his comments overnight probably raised the stakes even more in that regard. i mean, first there were these reports that surface that russian-backed separatists in ukraine were going to hold referendums in which they would vote to essentially become part of russia. that generated this response from the u.s. secretary of state anthony blinken speaking here in new york last night. >> let me be very clear. if these referendum proceed, and if russia purports to an ex ukrainian territory the united states will never, never recognize it. reporter: vladimir putin then appeared over night on russian television and ordered partial mobilization, reserves in russia the first such mobilization we've seen since world war ii. the move even reportedly sent some russians scrambling to buy plane tickets to get out of the co

connell mcshane is live at the united nations with the implications. connell. connell. the separatists i believe you're referring to are in the donetsk region ukraine a number of votes are set to take place this friday, continuing through to next tuesday. not only by the way to join the russian war effort, but join russia literally, to admit their region as part of russia after the vote. a direct response to this is just in this afternoon from the white house, the national security advisor jake sullivan. take a listen. >> if this does transpire the united states will never recognize russia's claims to any purportedly annexed parts of ukraine. we will never recognize this territory as anything other than a part of ukraine. we reject russia's actions unequivocally. reporter: vladmir putin, the russian president is not here at the united nations in new york this week but the russian foreign minister is. sergey lavrov. ukraine will be represented by its president, president zelenskyy well be here tomorrow. he received an exemption that the rule all speeches take pl

neil: pell put -- well put, connell. connell mcshane, chief national correspondent here. we very much appreciate that. let's go to the former labor secretary of the united states, what he makes of this latest report, eugene scalia, labor secretary under president trump. secretary, always good to have you. i was trying to describe this report today as a goldilocks maybe type report, not too strong, not too weak, maybe -- at least for the markets today, and we still have a few hours to go -- maybe just right. what do you make of that? >> i think that's probably right, neil. i think that's -- look, this is a good jobs report. whenever i could step out as labor secretary and say we've added 315,000 jobs to the economy, that's a really good number. it's not as high as some we've seen. it's still high. ascom said, yes -- as connell said, yes, unemployment ticked up to 3.7, but what i thought was heartening in this report was that labor force participation went up. you know, .3%, which is a good move relative to what we've seen over the last few months or more. that's been one o

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connell mcshane of fox business joins us from new york., connell. >> to put it mildly, bret. inflation is still an issue. even with interest rates going up it's as simple as that today new data from the commerce department showing another increase in price. so here we are wrapping up the day, the week, the month and the quarter in ugly fashion on wall street. nine months into 2022. worst case for stocks since 2022 talking about years. take a look at the dow which fell into a bear market on monday down 3% for the week. 9% was the drop for the dow, the month. 7% for the quarter. 21% year-to-date. and any hope that federal reserve chairman jerome powell will stop raising interest rates in the near future has been fationd. that's sending bond yields higher and really leaving investors with few places to hide at this point. big companies like fedex hit with the reality of a slowing economy, which will cut into their profits. already cutting into their stock prices. fedex was down 35% for the quarter. some of the big tech stocks like the parent

good evening, connell. >> good evening, bret. dow after four downed days in a row now finds itself at lowest level since november of 2020. now, investors have pretty much concluded at this point as interest rates rise that the economy will have trouble growing. not just here in the u.s. but all around the world. one of those days on wall street where it was sell first and ask questions later in a friday session. all the worries seem to be magnified right now in the minds of investors from the war in ukraine to the energy crisis in europe. but, really more than anything, it's the higher interest rates that we are seeing in the u.s. but also in places like britain, sweden, switzerland and norway. the day started with a report showing a sharp decline in european economic activity, which raises the risk of recession over there and the new government in the u.k. led by prime minister liz truss now unveiled a plan for tax cuts that really was not well received by investors who expressed concern about the impact on inflation and interes

thanks very much, connell mcshane outside of the u.n. iran's president will address the u.n. his first time attending the annual gathering after the state department issued him a visa to enter the united states. joining me now is iowa senator, senate armed services committee member, joe joni ernst. thank you for being here. >> thank you, maria. maria: i want to start there. why did the u.s. allow the iranian president into america, understanding that they are the leading sponsor of terrorists? why did the united states give a visa to sergei lavrov and his entire delegation into the united states after all of the death and a destruction that he has caused with vladimir putin? >> this is a really great question, maria. and i would like to know that answer from president joe biden. we know that he was the one that signed off on the visa for president riesi of of iran and a others. we know iran is the leading state sponsor of terrorism around the globe. they ta targeted u.s. citizens, generals and so forth. in response to that, representative mike waltz of florida and i will be i

at the end of the day, that's what drives stocks. >> martha: thanks, connell.connell mcshane from the business network. we'll continue coverage of our storm. here's what it looks like right now. you can see it's headed to charleston, south carolina. right now has moved its way across the state of florida, out into the atlantic and now you've got a warning issued for the entire coast of south carolina as ian is forecast to restrengthen into a hurricane before making landfall there sometime tomorrow. we'll get you a live update from the weather center. our breaking coverage continues. auto glass damage, e let safelite come to you. ♪ pop rock music ♪ >> tech: my customer enjoys time with her family. so when her windshield got a crack... she scheduled with safelite in just a few clicks. we came to her house... ...replaced the windshield... and installed new wipers. that's service on her time. >> grandkid: here you go! >> tech: wow, thank you! >> customer and grandkids: bye! >> tech: bye! don't wait, schedule now. >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace. ♪ b

neil: thank you very much for that, connell mcshane. speaking of bang of england, all activity to a halt, saying final good-bye to the queen elizabeth ii finally buried today. the government was shut down essentially today. the government in pretty much 12 days very little activity. we'll keep you posted on that. the markets closed there, the pound in and out of nearly four decades low. the reality of life return for britons, certainly the new king, king charles iii, and the new prime minister liz truss who apparently is going to announce tomorrow the plans to deal with the energy runaway costs there, including potentially capping those. how she pays for that anyone's guess. sort of rudimentary concerns of running the country come back to harsh reality tomorrow. meantime the harsh reality of inflation in this country, a president who did travel for the queen's funeral to britain, his insistence we're through the worst of it when it comes to inflation. not everyone is buying that. edward lawrence at the white house with more. edward. rep

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connell mcshane on capitol hill with more. connell?, at least one chinese agent said to have been working inside of the company and the whistle-blower is said to have learned about that about a week before he was fired by twitter. peter zatko, the name of the twitter whistle-blower here, goes by on the on line handle, mudge. he was telling lawmakers about his experience at the company on the very same day twitter shareholders voted to approve elon musk 43 billion-dollar take over as musk is trying to get out of the deal. he said the executives prioritized profits over security, so much so they don't even know what data they have. in terms of a foreign agent actually infiltrating the company, there is this. >> i'm reminded of one conversation with an executive when i said, i am confident that we have a foreign agent and their response was, well, since we already have one what does it matter if we have more. let's keep growing the office. reporter: senator lindsey graham says it is time to up our game in this country saying the testimony

liz: connell, thank you very much.ake a look at the moment and see exactly what's happening. it's about half hour into the final hour of trade, and here we go at least we're above 30,000 for the dow jones industrials, down 1%, or 367 points. the s&p now even more, shall i say, comfortably below 3900? no. 3,851 is where the s&p stands. the nasdaq is down 1% or # 16 points lost -- 116 points lost at the moment. beyond meat's stock hit a record low after the company's coo, doug ramsey, was arrested saturday for allegedly biting a man's nose. the incident happened in an arkansas parking garage following the university of arkansas/missouri state football game. according to the police report, a subaru made contact with the front tire of ramsey's car in the lot. then the coo punched through the back windshield of the subaru. the car's owner then got out at which point ramsey start allegedly punching him and then bit his nose which, according to the police report, ended up with ramsey ripping, quote, the flesh off the tip of t

connell mcshane on capitol hill. how many members of congress are doing this?ne by the new york times found maybe they have a conflict based on the committee's in which they serve. there are a lot of examples, california commerce and, democrat alan lowenthal. his wife shifts sold shares of boeing on march 5, 2020. the next day the committee released a damaging report on the boeing 737 max. we couldn't reach lowenthal but we got comments from 11 members mentioned in this analysis. they defended their actions in one way, shape, or form. tommy to refill from -- tub or fill -- tuberphil, they are university football coach make no apologies. >> you don't make a lot of money here, 174,000, i could have made more money. i will take my money and let it work in capital markets, invest in the country and that is all i do. >> reporter: tuberville says someone else managers that but tennessee congress when john rose tells me he does do it himself and claimed he was trying to avoid conflict rather than create it. >> i had the position in wells fargo and other banking stocks

connell mcshane, what happened? reporter: good news is bad news environment in the market a little bit. to your point stocks were up in a big way. looked like we would have a bounceback after all the selling we've seen. some of the economic numbers rolled in. funny enough they weren't table. you look at that, investors say the fed has to be even more aggressive than ordinarily would have to be. consumer confidence is an example of that. really surprisingly strong, consumer confidence was. august reading 108 behind me. that is from the conference board. 108 compared to a expectation of 1 to 4.5. the simplest way to read into this, americans love lower gas prices, what we've seen, makes us feel better about ourselves, about our situation, when gas comes down in prices it has, confidence seems to go up with interest rates going up which could impact the number months ahead. we have a snapshot, what consumer confidence is. snapshot in time, lower gas prices a big story. confidence is up. housing on the other hand is rea

connell, thank you very much, my friend. reporter: sure. get the reading from ray wang and michelle schneider constellation research ceo, in case of way, market gauge research managing director. michelle, it is interesting what the bank was doing there in england, it was trying to shore up support and at least show it was willing to intervene to stop a freefall and it worked but you know, in retrospect here not to the degree that maybe it had hoped enough to give our market a boost. what did you think of that? >> well i definitely think that there's a double-edged sword to that. on one level, we got temporary relief. we saw yields come down, the dollar dropping a bit but on the other level i think it is really kind of concerning because we're still real, really very precarious when it comes to inflation. there is nothing going on out there that will help the situation including this storm because the food supply is very low. food prices are still very high. which means the fed really still stuck. if there is any kind of a doubt that the cen

connell mcshane on capitol hill with more.here were 97 members of congress mentioned in this new report from the "new york times" who might have conflicts of interest based on the committees on which they serve. all kinds of different examples mentioned in the report. there is a democratic congressman from the state of california, allen lowenthal. his wife bought shares of boeing march 5th, 2020. the very next day the house committee on which he sits released a damaging report on the company. senator tommy tuberville, republican from alabama was found to be trading in and out of cattle futures while sitting on the agriculture committee. former auburn university football coach telling us he has nothing to hide. >> you don't make a lot of money here. 174,000 is a lot to some people. i could stayed in private business made more money. i want to come up here and serve. i will take my money and put it, let it work in the capital markets and invest in the country. that is all i do. reporter: ohio republican congressman bob gibbs act

let's go to connell mcshane with more from the u.n.something different depending what is going on in the year. i was looking back at the president biden's first address to the u.n. at this time last year. he spoke for a little over half an hour. he touched on climate change and some other topics but he spent a lot of that speech talking about, and defending the way in which the united states pulled out of afghanistan but to your point this year, it is likely to at least be more of an argument for leaning in, especially financially to the war in ukraine. now the president of ukraine, president zelenskyy, much like president biden will speak here tomorrow though zelenskyy will do so remotely, in a prerecorded address. the white house national security advisor jake sullivan meantime just moments ago in the briefing room gave us a preview of what president biden will say on the topic tomorrow. here he is. >> among other things he will offer a firm rebuke of russia's unjust war in the ukraine and make a call to the world to continue to stan

calling for that as we want you to respond to it but i also you want to do respond to the vigor that connellf this fraud one hand, the request for $22 billion mark in covid-19 relief, a year and a half after the pandemic is over. jason: we got people who were trying to run this country that is only ruining this economy and they think that they can spend themselves out of inflation attacks away out of a recession and it is a disaster that is why the american people is going to rise up and they are tired of this one party democrat rule and when we take back the house jackie, the house ways and means and means committee, they of the market people, exactly with her asking for accountability, they want direct oversight this administration, over the irs and especially with this doubling of the irs with $80 million and hiring 87000 irs agents coming want accountability and house republicans are going to make his government held accountable for all of these inappropriate actions. jackie: yes, they're sort of an irony there right the administration was to bulk up the irs and go after the average amer

i got to schuster doctor connell blo hm. i think it's great that she have come to day. madame 110 bath, ladies and gentlemen who give hooligan v as in sign mid in the delegates yawned. how did the israeli delegation feel that finds itself to higher than that point when it travel to germany in 1972 in the flung their t? it was a journey as the country of the perpetrators not even 30 years after the end of the war after the holocaust. indeed these on the union far from out the hidden park that leave this terrible pain lilac. ivan acoya inflicted on millions of people, cast a shadow over it in history. and now it is rarely is traveled to germany, people who were passionate about sports, who had been preparing for years and who wanted to compete with other athletes in peace and mitchell. i'm trying to imagine you think the mixture of grief, or a little commemoration tension and anticipation with which they were traveling to our country home. intermingling pick games are supposed speak global competitions. they are about fair com

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it was my 1st public appearance and yeah, and make connell's walking up to me like one of those mo you want, i was like, this is incredible. this is a different thing. yeah. it's we struck a nerve that where people feel seen where their stories are being told in the vehicle just happens to be a palestinian family named man. i get deeply emotional. think about it is crazy now and i know it's a beautiful thing and it's not lost on anybody i think who is understanding of the social fabric of the u. s. in this moment, after the last few years that are getting political about it, it's, i know you're all about emotions you, you're all about the jokes. but if you look at the comedy and your theory is it all comes down to feelings and emotions. that's what so beautiful. we have a comment from a reason mccarty. it's a video common take a listen to what she said. pillars on recently supported a study by us the annenberg inclusion initiative, which showed that muslims are most likely to be seen on screen as victims are perpetrators of balance. meaning that we're really under represented and comed

connell: there's a lot being said. the online handle budget. the timing of the testimony is here on the same day that twitter shareholders are voting on offer by elon musk to take over the company. the same offer musk is trying to get out of it. a big picture, what mudge is telling me? prioritizing profits over social security, they don't even know what data they have. >> employees than have too much access to too much data in too many systems. you can think of it this way which is it doesn't matter who has keys. >> mudge says that led to concern, chinese government would be able to collect data on users. then he was told nothing could be done because twitter didn't want to lose the revenue stream with companies advertising on its platform in terms of actual foreign agent infiltrating the company. there is this. >> i'm reminded of one conversation with an executive when i said i am confident the have a foreign agent and the response is since we have one what does it matter if we have more, let's keep growing the office

we go to connell mcshane, we have a storm of selling going on. this is a reversal from the dow, little more than an hour and 1/2 ago. >> you might have said no big deal but your point we were up across the board, s&p, nasdaq, 1.3% earlier in the day, giving up the down movement 1%, we have talked over and over again. everything is about the federal reserve and we get to the environment where the federal reserve comes in and it is bad news. consumer confidence better than expected. the sales data better than expected which is a big surprise, that was shocking to some people in the market starts to turnaround. charles evans's comments from earlier this morning in the market, st. louis, and the fed funds rate getting 43/4% and if we switch from stock to bond market and consumer staples stocks taking a hit today and this makes sense, interest-rate sensitive names, the 10 year treasury yield, and and for the 10 year treasury yield, october 2008, around a 14 year high to see if it maintains throughout the day bit this is not justice, government bond in

the un general assembly kicked off in new york city, connell mcshane is there, a lot of people hoping putin. what do you say? >> reporter: you can count on that. the war in ukraine, how we continue to pay for it. it is it is a huge topic it already is. the president of ukraine, president zelenskyy, will speak tomorrow, giving an exemption to a new rule they have, they are in person, already being asked about the canadian leader and justin trudeau said there's a lot of work to do. from the united states, which was already provided 15 billion in aid to ukraine, 600 million more has been announced and the way president biden was speaking about it on 60 minutes. seems there's more where that came from. >> you are north of $15 billion, how far do you go? >> president biden: as long as it takes. >> ironclad commitment. >> president biden: yes. >> reporter: senate majority leader chuck schumer wants $12 billion, necessary to defeat the russians, he expects bipartisan support for that and we will need it, 10 republicans in the senate. the secretary of state today, anthony blinken has already

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we won connell mcshane at the irs offices in maryland. who is going to audit the auditors?general has agreed to do it after the request from senator ernst who had a brief conversation with myself at the capital, or basic point of emphasis paraphrasing here is better figure out what is going on in your own house before you go after anyone else and that came from last time they took a look at the irs. this facility today, we just witnessed the treasury secretary janet yellen take a tour and have a chat with employees here, first time she toward an irs facility since she became a treasury secretary. i might point out she ignored our attempts to ask questions about the economy and then she came downstairs moments ago wrapped up a speech where the emphasis was on upgrades and technology, making the agency more efficient, they say the plan is to hire 5,000 new customer service representatives to make sure they answer the phone when you call. take a listen. >> during the most recent filing season, the irs averaged 10% to 15% level of service meaning answered less than two of every

connell: susan: have you been watching? stuart: it is a subscription panel.: i've seen some soccer games, not easy. susan: to outperform from web bush, compelling entry point according to them so they express confidence they can raise more cash, cut the cash burden rates and worth $6 in their view, you could make 50%, and we know netflix is down 60% and they are cutting the pay out for comedy specials so you won't see that $100,000,000.03 episode special for comedians like dave chapelle and the like. stuart: netflix. susan: 13 million viewers with thursday night football, apple with the halftime show. stuart: when they get the halftime show did they say which artists appear or did they just sponsor the halftime? susan: sponsor the halftime show but i imagine the nfl decides, apple does a very pc type of entertainment, i imagine they would like a clean show. stuart: rolling stones. stuart: more like gangster rap. stuart: see you again soon. midterms 46 days away almost upon us. house republicans just unveiled their commitment to america which is their way of t

connell mcshane. luke lloyd with us, strategic wealth partners strategist. luke, the jobs report put out tomorrow, if some of these early reads are right it could be strong, normally welcome news. in this market these days still fearing higher interest rates i don't know. what do you think? >> yes. so i think the market will retest the june lows. here is my quick take on the current economic and investment environment. you remember a year-and-a-half ago i said the economy and stock market was in a win-win situation. badback then the economic data was bad. federal government would be more accommodative. if economy was good the fire on all cylinders and help stock earnings. that is essentially what happened. it was a win-win. the mistake was the fed waiting too long to cool demand. fast forward to now we're complete opposite environment. this is a lose-lose situation. there is no getting around it. there is no soft landing. the landing gear is falling off the airplane. if we get any good news of any kind, economic data, more spending, more jobs, that means the

let's bring in fox business chief national correspondent connell mcshane. not bad. >> you always have a wall street and main street view of the jobs report, right? and we're at a point where those two could be at odds. what's good for one, bad for the other. this report, which is odd, was right in the middle. if you are looking at it from a normal person's point of view you can say hiring in this country still steady adding over 300,000 jobs in a month. the unemployment rate ticked up a notch to 3.7 but it did it for the right reasons. the labor force is now bigger, more people are in it and you have to be considered looking for work to be unemployed. so this is an odd occurrence it went up for the right reasons. wall street looks at this and the big fear as it was coming into today was the report would be too strong and the fed would look and say we have to hammer rates so that inflation comes down. it was pretty much in line with expectations. so i think the federal reserve doesn't change its calculus that much. >> trace: let's put this up on the scene. 5

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connell mcshane is here, reporting on the hill on this. about this for a very long time. some very surprised this is still allowed by members of congress. what are you hearing? >> we have talked over the last two days to 11 members of congress out of the 97 mentioned in the report you referenced, saying they may have conflicts of interest and the trades they can conduct privately in and out of stocks. the reaction is quite varied, because the situation is different depending on the member. some certainly stand out more than others, a democrat from california was mentioned in the report, his wife sold shares of boeing march 5, 2020. the next day the committee he sits on issued a damaging report on the company. then to your point it's bipartisan, republican congressman from ohio, bob gibbs, he was buying shares in a pharmaceutical company while the oversight company was investigating the company. he says the investigation was into the industry, not just the specific company, but he also tried to argue a broader point with this. saying that b

so this is a loss connell's. and you can see as you're traveling through scotts valley, you're seeing some delays because of that. no accident, just a traffic hazard. 26 minute ride into the city maze to that freeman street traffic has been building this morning. meter lights are on. don't see any accidents there. a 19 to 20 minute ride a 80 to one o one. so that as you're traveling across the san mateo bridge, crockett down towards the basil 5, 18, 80 about 32 minutes taking 24 walnut creek down to 5.80, just under 15 minutes and how we for about a 50 minute ride from antioch, into conquered darya. james, back to you. thanks. a lot of rain is 7.18, for your money. now is the most rewarding time to switch jobs in years. and bank of america again warning. >> of recession. shock. jane king is live at the nasdaq with those stories and more. hi, jane. >> hi, daria. good morning. yes. bank of america is warning of a coming recession jolt. that is the word they used after the federal reserve pledge to fight inflation.

(gasping) ♪ connell says the new contract will quote helped deliver vaccines and treatments to communities individuals more quickly and bring us a step closer to ending the current outbreak. hhs adds that before this contract, only about five locations per jurisdiction were receiving those medications from the national stockpile. some states delayed administering the second vaccine dose in order to meet demand. our focus now is to reach the remainder of the eligible population. in where they are. had trusted locations and events across the country. the announcement comes as the number of new monkeypox cases declines in the u. s falling about 40% since early august. but on wednesday, the world health organization warned countries about becoming complacent. w h o continues to recover mend that all countries persist with a tailored combination of public health measures. testing research and target vaccination, according to the cdc, more than 20,000 monkeypox cases have been reported in the us since may in new york, brian dennis fox news , ktvu. fox two news at five starts now. as you can tell

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then graham comes out with proposal puzzle and connell says no, i'm not down with that.calculation. >> well, here's the thing, and a lot of people are talking about the fact that republicans are divided on this issue. republicans aren't really divided on this issue. what they are divided about is whether they talk about this issue or not. and so republicans in power, they all really want what lindsey graham is proposing. they want this extreme right wing ban on abortion nationwide. they are just basically trying not to talk about it because they know it's wildly unpopular, and that's what you see in mitch mcconnell. this business of oh, the republicans are all about this ideology of we should leave it to the states or keep it to the federal government, that ideology is gone in the age of trump. they don't really care about that stuff. they care about their right-wing agenda and how to push it through. that is what this is all about. >> but do they really care about any ideology, david? or do they just care about getting elected? and why would you double, triple, quadrupl

connell says the new contract will quote help deliver vaccines and treatments to communities and at risko vigils more quickly and bring us a step closer to ending the current outbreak. hhs adds that before this contract, only about five locations per jurisdiction were receiving those medications from the national stockpile. some states delayed administering the second vaccine dose in order to meet demand now is to reach the remainder of the eligible population where they are had trusted locations and events across the country. the announcement comes as the number of new monkeypox cases declines in the u. s falling about 40% since early august. but on wednesday, the world health organization warned countries about becoming complacent continues to recover. mend that all countries persist with a tailored combination of public health measures. testing research and target vaccination , according to the cdc, more than 20,000 monkeypox cases have been reported in the us since may in new york, brian dennis fox news a federal judge in texas has ruled that a part of the affordable care act mandate

and the connell trial but launched the civil rights movement, join the conversation with your phone calls, facebook comments, texts and tweaks for dan abrams live at noon eastern on "in depth" on booktv on c-span2. next, mississippi representative trent kelly lead a discussion how china, russia and other foreign adversaries use disinformation to disrupt american democracy and how best to counter it. this event begins with opening remarks by ohio representative like turner who serves as top republican on the house intelligence committee. >> welcome to countering foreign malign influence while protecting civil liberties. please welcome the president of the heritage foundation. [applause] >> good afternoon and welcome to all of you here in person, those of you online we are grateful you are with us, excellent program for you, focus on how to counter foreign malign influence while protecting our civil liberties as citizens of this great republic. we here at heritage of spent years analyzing, researching, seeking solutions on how to combat our nation's adversaries, this includes tackling chall

connell.ors in florida just barely avoided a deadly cyber attack last year when the drinking water was poisoned by a bad actor. we are incredibly thankful that the incident didn't end as devastatingly as it could've been and we continue to process lessons learned from the attack. i understand the debate centers around connecting industrial control systems to the internet and we see the interconnected systems offer opportunity for greater efficiencies and modernization but again as i mentioned there could be a greater threat when they are all connected. first part of this is would you say it's common practice to have rural water utilities connect assistant to the internet? c second part, if yes, do you take these utilities have proper protocols in place to protect their systems from cyber threats that have the potential for cascading impacts across operational technologys and information technology systems? if no, i'm not making this complicated but i have been endgame here i promise, if no, wh

money: i thank representative connell lirks chairman of the subcommittee on government operations and ranking membe gohmert for working on this important bipartisan measure. a version of this bil passe these earlier in this congress. it haseen improved after receiving technical assistance from the general services administration and through discuson was the senate committee on holand security and governmental affairs. the federalisk and authorization magement program authorization a would cody and improve the existing fedramp program in the general services ministration. first establishedn 2011, fedramp is an important program at certifies cloud service priders who wish to o services and produs to the federal government. the fedramp certification process outlined in this intil mprehensive. facilitates easier agency adoption. promotes agency revws use and encourages sin. the fedmp proce use ago risk-based approach to ensure the reliability of any cloud platform that hosts unclassified govementata. one significant provision of this bill is the federal secure cloud advisy committee. this

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