davidson on the news of the moment.: i'm going to go back to the sixth district of texas, the 17th district of illinois. the political landscape in washington is changing real-time. lisa: and i do want to go back to what he was talking about with respect to crypto assets, people really looking for clarification there. tom: you were just looking for investment advice for the kids on the couch. lisa: you mean that they are looking to invest in doge coin? they were literally asking me last night, where is the trading these days? jonathan: coming up, joseph stiglitz, come on be a school of business professor -- columbia school of business professor. equities unchanged. this is "bloomberg surveillance ." ♪ ♪ ♪ look, if your wireless carrier was a guy you'd leave him tomorrow. not very flexible. not great at saving. you deserve better... xfinity mobile. now they have unlimited for just $30 a month... $30. and they're number one in customer satisfaction. his number... delete it. i'm deleting it. so, break free from the big thr

pete davidson, star of tom clancy's "without remorse," actress jodie turner-smith, author george saundersand with mario duplantier and now, seth meyers >> seth: good evening. i'm seth meyers. and this is "late night. how is everybody doing tonight fantastic! let's get to the news. president biden received the daily intelligence briefing this morning. it was just, so, they released the carter picture how is this the first time we're hearing about the bidens being 40 feet tall [ laughter ] they look like a ventriloquist act. you know that dandelion picture from the other day that was an oak treeterday that president biden will deliver the commencement address later this month at the u.s. coast guard academy graduation and while we're on the subject, is it too late to change your major? "don't make me send you back to scranton." a white house announced yesterday, excuse me, the white house, or a white house, we should stop being so specific about which one it is. the white house announced yesterday that president biden is raising the annual refugee limit to 62,500. also rising, tucker carlso

warren davidson and ralph norman join us to talk about their bill. todd: oklahoma's governor throwing meat on the grill. that is the message coming up. >> welcome back. fire fauci, that's the goal of a new bill by house republicans who want to remove doctor anthony fauci of a growing frustration over conflicting covid guidance. author of the fired act, warren davidson, cosponsor of south carolina congressman ralph norman join us now. thanks for being here. first to you mister davidson, why has got to this point in your estimation? >> it has been there. we just felt we needed to move the bill back into the country's attention, doctor fauci epitomizes what white eisenhower warned the country against in his farewell address back in the 1950s, scientific next will be pursuing their interests and their own objectives at odds with america's interests and he has caused more harm than lack of confidence than he has inspired. he's been in this position since 1984, left us and prepared for it and has not led well through it. >> commerce norman here's part of t

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joining me tonight, texas congressman lance gooden, jason chaffetz, ohio congressman warren davidson, congressman lee zeldin and former acting dni ric grenell and former national security advise core kt mcfarland and laura reeves. biden accused making false claims about his family coal mine. saying that they worked in coal mines. saying this to sell the infrastructure plan. we have the president's own rebuttal. big new reveal on dr. anthony fauci. dr. fauci adamantly denies he approved funding to make so-called super viruses. we'll tell you what dr. fauci does not tell you. he supported quote, potentially dangerous viruses in laboratories to get vaccines made. dr. fauci admitting his wearing masks indoor inside is not based on science. he said that today, testified doing so, is not political theater. we have new information on how u.s. taxpayers did in fact spend more money than realized for that wuhan lab in china and how dr. fauci's agency admitted quote, it is impossible to account for how china spends the money. the new backlash growing again against new york governor andrew cuomo

we want to bring in laura davidson and mike mckee. mike, i want to start with you. some of the ascension's --these assumptions seem kind of goldilocks. matt: -- mike: it even as an economist, these numbers are meaningless. it is put together on the assumption that nothing happens over 10 years to change any of this, and that will not be the case. a year ago, you would not have said anything about a pandemic. the numbers are put together to try to make the numbers work in the budget, because they will probably try to use reconciliation for this and they have to hit certain caps. the third thing, these are as of february 19, when they locked these numbers in place and the economy has changed a lot since then. you get a bump to 3.2% in 2022, but then you go back to the potential growth you had before the pandemic. if that's the point of this whole economic program, people are going to ask, why don't we get more growth out of it? the inflation numbers might be a little unrealistic because they don't take into account the inflation we will see in the short run, and the 1

martin davidson discusses the push for more diversity in the finance industry. haidi: let's take a look at how we are setting up for this final friday session of the trading week in asia. sophie kamaruddin is in hong kong. sophie: this friday asian stocks who clinch a 6th session of gains in seven after selling thursday. u.s. futures also nudging higher. in japan we are watching for a potential decision to extend the price emergency in tokyo and other areas. jobs data untapped from the country. unemployment rate expected to rise to 2.7%. also an earnings report card from h1. -- from matwean. the city's second-biggest ipo. checking in on other crest at serling this friday session, wti topping $67 a barrel, set for the best week since early march. the path is upwards for commodities like oil, copper and soybean, even after china attempted to cool prices. we have the pboc rate not a tool to reign in commodity inflation. offshore u.n. trading around 637 handle. set for a seventh weekly rise. 620 looking likely with a more bullish forecast from analysts. check out th

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jon: and the harley-davidson museum is demo on - - double right after the hold from the pandemic theanded the digital outreach to keep fans engaged from milwaukee we have more timid on —-dash demo rides are finally back at the museum. >> they are first-come first-served they are running between ten and four we anticipate no problem to get you on a bike. >> the newest models hot off of the assembly line including the all-new model we are excited for people to come down to experience the thrill of the demonstration. >> you must wear, and i protection even with the relaxed guidelines and accessory required at the museum. >> in the city of milwaukee we are to the city mask ordinance keep distancing in effect as well. >> the pandemic shut it down for months from the second annual harley davidson taking during the 1918 pandemic. and that is the global appeal expanding the fan base. to purchase in advance. you will notice some things different it is extending the virtual reach to allow scout groups from wisconsin and as far away from new jersey the on - - new jersey and arizona to have a me

bloomberg's michael mckee and laura davidson are with us. price tag may be something in the realm of $6 trillion. how much will that get cut up when it goes to congress? laura: it will be significantly cut up. this is an aspirational document. this is biden sending his list on this is what i want to spend money on, these are the taxes i want to raise. it is really up to some of the moderates in the senate as to what they will agree to. we are already hearing some hesitation from democrats on things like raising the corporate tax rate high enough, things like capital gains. senator warner of virginia has expect -- has expressed concerns. anything the president puts out today will be vastly changed by the time it gets through congress. guy: one of the republican concerns that this will be very inflationary. we are already starting to see evidence of inflation in the economy. how much will this at? michael: it is hard to say because we need to see the numbers and their assumptions for a number of things, including the unemployment rate, the inf

the eu will not increase tariffs on things like bourbon and harley-davidsons next month, and will talko the u.s. about overcapacity in the steel industry. and ryanair is exciting to breakeven this year as bookings increase, leading last year's record loss at the departure gate. puns aplenty on a monday. it is a little bit mixed over in europe. your stocks 500 sitting basically flat -- euro stoxx sitting basically flat. basic resources are up despite a mixed metal market as well. the ftse 250 is down by 0.4%. you have a mixed dollar story, so the cable rate is putting some pressure on that. would think that with reopening, the small-cap stocks and medium cap stocks would do really well. we are not seeing that today, which leads to the question, is all the good news already priced into the u.k. opening? we will talk about that in a few moments. i'm going to put on my pointy hat because guy is not here. that is one of the currency markets i wanted to highlight come the hon gary and florence dusty -- to highlight, the hungarian. they could see tighter monetary policy by next month, so anot

laura davidson, bloomberg tax reporter.pple ceo tim cook expected to take the stand today in the company's battle with epic games over the app store. bloomberg technology anchor emily chang is outside the courthouse in oakland, california. how is the case going for apple? what does cook need to say today to make it work for the company? emily: we are expecting tim cook to be on the stand for about three hours today, one hour with apple's team, two hours with epic's lawyers for cross-examination. this is the first time we have seen tim cook testify in a court setting like this. we have seen him testify before congress a couple of times. he's always come off fairly polished, fairly refined, and we know he has been practicing with his team for hours going into this. he is preparing for the unexpected, preparing for that off-the-wall question that he might get by epic's lawyers, who have a high bar today, which is to try to prove that apple is a monopoly with respect to the app store. that the way they run the app store is unla

er physician robert davidson joining us now. doctor, good to see you. the country. will this work? >> i think it's great. i think we are seeing signs of it working. i even think the cdc mask guidance, my wife is a family doctor and she convinced somebody this week in their 20s who wasn't thinking much about it, but now when they find out they cannot wear their mask in public places if they're indoors, they're going to now get the shot. i think it's great. >> there are incentives in it. your health and improving the health of others, protecting others. >> right. >> it wasn't that long ago your state, michigan, had one of the worst outbreaks in the country and now it is announcing reopening plans. how comfortable are you about that? >> i'm very comfortable. as a state, our numbers were almost at 60% now offering the j&j or pfizer vaccine to any patient who comes in. we're having those conversations. as we keep doing this, i think it's a great thing. i think the cdc has shown the science shows if you're vaccinated, you're protected. >> when we talk about h

rob davidson gets those for you. >>> a fragile cease fire holding but tensions remaining high acrosshe middle east. pressure mounting on president biden to do more to prevent another round of violence. but is the quiet intensive diplomacy that biden officials keep talking about the way to get there? we'll talk to an expert after a quick break. ...from a lot of that. keep your car cleaner longer. armor all extreme shield plus ceramic. so you want to make the best burger ever? then make it! that means cooking day and night until... [ ding ] success! that means... best burger ever. intuit quickbooks helps small businesses be more successful with payments, payroll, and banking. i suffered with psoriasis for so long. it was kind of a shock after i started cosentyx. i'm still clear, five years now. cosentyx works fast to give you clear skin that can last. real people with psoriasis look and feel better with cosentyx. don't use if you're allergic to cosentyx. before starting, get checked for tuberculosis. an increased risk of infections and lowered ability to fight them may occur. tell your

all this in callum davidson's first season as a manager in his own right.rday, it's been a bit of a day, really, probably this is the first morning i've managed to wake up, lovely scottish summer, it's hard to think about what we have achieved. i think when you compare it to, like in aberdeen, rangers, celtic, the teams that have won it, for a club like saintjohnstone to do it, the size that we are, it's a phenomenal achievement. i think sometimes it will, hopefully, the players will be remembered, the club will be remembered, the club will be remembered in history is probably the greatest team that stjohnston have had, for what they've achieved. and how they played as well. i like to think i'm level header, the mode is uploaded and you've got to come and enjoy them. as a club have got to enjoy this time. wales forward hal robson—kanu has been left out of their training camp ahead of next month's european championship. with the final squad to be announced on sunday, it's increasingly unlikely he'll be included. he was one of the stars of their run to the se

davidson along with co-founder isaiah jackson who is also the author of "bitcoin and black america." isaiah, let me give this to you first, we got ourselves kind of a seminal moment here. two massive banks each taking a side which one's right, which one wins? >> well, goldman sachs taking a side, i just think it's a nonstarter. bitcoin has gone from $0 to 40,000 without them, and obviously, i don't want care what side they are. if they are partial to see here to yum, that is -- [inaudible] whoever has the most money has a stake in what the code does and how it changes. hsbc not liking bitcoin is a nonstarter as well. again, we didn't need banks to get to this point, and we don't need them now. goldman sachs, to me, is just good promotion because they did have an employee who moved over to coinbase, so this is just them changing the narrative at this point. liz: could argue everybody's a little behind on this, gil. i mean, maybe the answer lies in the price action when it comes to the power of which of these two banks really is most strong. the power of the price of ether, over the la

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when you look at warnings from leaders like admiral davidson that the chinese could move against taiwan and the next five or six years, it's clear there's a fate a complete strategy where they want to win quick, stabilize the status quo. the flipside of that coin is i don't think we can win quick. we have to play for time, we have to consolidate our forces while spending munitions at a high rate and taking severe attrition. our current defense is not postured for this kind of surge production. i know that is an unpopular message, but that's what i've come to believe studying this. i think today is >> we will leave this discussion h

, ruth davidson.e biggest single factor that has impacted on people's— single factor that has impacted on people's thinking, and that was especially the case in edinburgh centrat — especially the case in edinburgh central. edinburgh is a strong pro—european part of scotland and scotland _ pro—european part of scotland and scotland voted by 62% to remain in the eu _ scotland voted by 62% to remain in the eu we — scotland voted by 62% to remain in the eu. we have been taken out against — the eu. we have been taken out against our democratic well. this has had — against our democratic well. this has had a — against our democratic well. this has had a huge impact for a lot of people _ has had a huge impact for a lot of people and — has had a huge impact for a lot of people and is one of the reasons why the snp _ people and is one of the reasons why the snp vote went up so heavily in edinburgh — the snp vote went up so heavily in edinburgh central. we were the strong — edinburgh central. we were the strong

davidson provides a peaceful 30-acre owe ace and great hiking trails.rise or suffer sun set with someone you louvre, wear sturdy shows to conquer the stone trails and denly inventory advantage gives you hikers the sensation of being in a rain forest it's quite a hike to the top here at mount davidson but the view >> by the time the last show came, i was like whoa, whoa, whoa. i came in kicking and screaming and left out dancing. [♪♪♪] >> hello, friends. i'm the deputy superintendent of instruction at san francisco unified school district, but you can call me miss vickie. what you see over the next hour has been created and planned by our san francisco teachers for our students. >> our premise came about for san francisco families that didn't have access to technology, and that's primarily children preschool to second grade. >> when we started doing this distance learning, everything was geared for third grade and up, and we work with the little once, and it's like how were they still processing the information? how were they supposed to keep learning? >

top here at mount davidson but the view >>> today's special guest is virginia donnahu. >> hi, i'm chris manners and you're watching coping with covid-19. today, my guest is virginia donnahugh. she's with us today to talk about how her team has managed during the pandemic and their experience completing construction on a 65,000 square foot facility and moving into it during this crisis. welcome to the show. >> thank you for having me. >> let's talk about the new building and how your operations have adapted because of covid-19. can you walk us through the experience of completing construction on the new facility at 419 bryant street during the covid-19 crisis and then actually moving in? >> first of all, the new facility is wonderful. it gives us twice as much space for the animals, it improved our hvac system. it improves our ability to give care. but finishing this facility was d. stressful during covid-19. we went from a team of people who met every week at the facility all the time, to having to meet virtually, to having to figure out the last half of construction not in person and t

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their 10th street win this year so 4 months into the sun sophia smith with the strike chicago's tara davidson with the oh you call the champs ball they get on the board 1st one nil and well remember that name sophia smith 13th minute penalty kicks here christine say claire convert for portland right from the spot and the thorns make it a 2 nil game and it's really a great shot right as it was an air 3 months later he was going to fire and adriana what a save she makes rushing watches it down the field smith is actually going to be the one to get it off the cross she will end up taking a shot in the box fire for her 2nd goal of the game that is 3 little if you can track by the way for 40 and what's twice as nice for her isn't it 1st half scoring bonanza portland 30th minute linda. rand wins this one we've heard clips it through and smith this time with the score she's made this a for nothing game and oh by the way they're not done quite yet 2nd half who are looking for insurance gold because you know they need one for lucy other crossing sinclair and this is now going to end up being a while o

they did very well in that election under then then new popular leader ruth davidson.oing as well according to the polling, i think it's fair to say. the polling quite a bit worse means that it's a bit of a problem for unionism generally in scotland. labour have been going down in every single election in scotland since the scottish parliament was actually created back in 1999. they came third back in 2016, humiliating for a party that used to dominate scottish politics. they're hoping under their new leader, anas sarwar, to get back into the game. is that likely? if we look at the polls and put them into a machine and project, it is just a projection, we should say, project how that might look in terms of the chamber, how it might look on may the 7th, we can see from the last few poles, it would give the snp slightly up on the 63 seats, just shy, though, of that 65 magic staging post for a majority. but look at the greens, look at the scottish greens, doing very well indeed according to that projection, doubling their seats to ten seats. that would leave a pro—indepen

club outside of the old firm have have done the double in the same season, all in manager callum davidson'season in charge. unbelievable, you know, i don't think i've got words to describe it. to get a double for a club like stjohnstone to win the cup, double win, not many teams outside the old firm have managed to do it. so, a small club like stjohnstone, achieving that, for me, it's all credit to everybody involved this year. adam peaty�*s dominance continues, adding another gold to his collection. the latest, the 50 metre breaststroke title at the european championships in budapest. he's already won gold over 100 metres and the mixed medley, with last night's win a 15th european title. he'll go for another today in the men's 4x100 relay. an outstanding swim from myself. you know, obviously don't like to be arrogant, but i couldn't have executed that any more and it gives me immense confidence in my own stroke, where the speed's at. and it's only going to get easier now in these next few months, obviously we've got to dip back down again. we've tried to rest as fast and as little as we ca

we have tom white of tom davidson. doordash shares way up. let's start there. what is happening me. -- what is happening? >> thanks for having me. both prints were strong. both outlooks from the company were strong. you have airbnb under a little bit of pressure should that is more a reflection of the fact that that stock did not come in the last three-month as some of the other names. doordash is a good example. that stock has been weaker than airbnb. expectations have been lower. that stock a little bit better. emily: airbnb gross bookings now more than $10 billion and still higher than pre-pandemic levels, which i thought was surprising. what are the risks you see ahead for airbnb if there is a travel rebound? why would investors be skeptical? >> i don't know if there is any huge glaring risk. one of the things that stands out when you look at the numbers tonight was the strength in average daily rates. the price of that house are charging for rooms to -- price that hosts are charging for rooms. adrs up 35% year-over-year. in the letter, they talk about how

when you look at warnings from leaders like admiral davidson that the chinese could move against taiwan and the next five or six years, it's clear there's a fate a complete strategy where they want to win quick, stabilize the status quo. the flipside of that coin is i don't think we can win quick. we have to play for time, we have to consolidate our forces while spending munitions at a high rate and taking severe attrition. our current defense is not postured for this kind of surge production. i know that is an unpopular message, but that's what i've come to believe studying this. i think today is the 76th anniversary of v-e day. check me on that. if you think about what it took to win world war ii, in march, 1940, the american defense industry produced 100 major combat aircraft within 48 months. before v-e day, that reached a wartime peak of 5200 aircraft per month. across society, american industry rallied to support the war effort. we made over 3 million cars in the united states but factories, willow run, where they rolled the b 24 off the line, fewer than 150 new cars were made --

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bloomberg's laura davidson joins us now -- what will be get in this budget that we do not already know about? laura: this will be biden's most important spending priority to date. it combines everything, his -- as well as economic projections, how much will the debt rise, how much will the gdp to debt ratio be? this is the starting point for congress. budget proposals never get and acted as they are written, but this is something the democrats can pick and choose and say what can joe manchin vote for, those moderates in the senate, and start to put together a bigger infrastructure and social welfare plan? we will also see, in addition to this budget, a more detailed tax proposal as well. this will put together all his ideas, looking at somewhere north of $4 trillion in tax increases, something corporate america is closely watching, the menu of options congress will be considering. guy: it is interesting, just anchoring the whole debate around that huge number. thank you very much, laura davison, joining us on biden's budget. great coverage coming up here on bloomberg. reddit trading ba

ohio congressman warren davidson, thanks for being here. >> thanks for covering the story. >> the soundbiteming when you think about the fact that you have the 600,$000 in cash even though he says it is a modest amount, still denying the fact the cash was possibly spent on gain of function research but saying no way to know that. how alarming is that? >> on both fronts, most americans would be fine if you sprinkle modest amount of cash on 600,$000, it's not a modest amount, you can do a lot with 600,$000. the other part is it is equivocation it best when you look at what he said to senator rand paul a couple weeks ago. he's not a trustworthy person and lastly if you think about it for the role he's been in since 1984 to basically say we don't have a system of controls to hold anyone accountable when we fund them is pretty shocking, i doubt it is true frankly. >> your thesis is doctor fauci does need to go. my problem with all of this is not that you could be wrong, we are all foul, we all make mistakes, we are all wrong often. what bothers me about this whole thing is how sure fauci in the

that is callum davidson.ment —— yeah, i think. atletico madrid are the new spanish champions, so no title for barca or real. the former liverpool striker luis suarez scoring the decisive goal in a 2—1win over real valladolid that hands them a first title since in seven years. adam peaty�*s dominance continues, adding another gold to his collection. the latest the 50m breaststroke title at the european championships in budapest. he's already won gold over 100m. i couldn't have executed that anymore. it gives me confidence in my own stroke. whether speed is out. it is only going to get easier now. obviously dip back down again. back into the trenches as we like to call it. and then come out open firing for the olympics. that's something lewis hamilton wasn't able to do in qualifying ahead of the monaco grand prix. the formula 1 world champion struggled after winning last time out in spain. before he could go for a final lap charles leclerc crashed, bringing the session to a premature end. the ferrari driver had

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than the plo navy could have hoped to do and when you look at warnings like leaders from admiral davidson that they could move with taiwan over the next few years, it is clear where they have the fait accompli where they have the new stabilize of the status quo. in any china scenario we can lose quick, but i don't think we can win quick. we have to play for time while we consolidate our forces all while extending munitions at a very high rate and unfortunately, taking very severe attrition and our current investor basis is simply not postured for this kind of surge production and i know that's an unpopular message to deliver, but that's what i've come to believe in setting this for the next few years. i think today is the 76th anniversary of the day. check me on that, i could be wrong, but if you saw what it took to win world war ii, the american defense industry produced about a hundred major combat transport, within 48 months, shortly before dday, 5200 aircraft per month. across society american industry rallied to support the war effort in 1941 we made 3 million cars in the united stat

bloomberg congressional reporter laura davidson joining us. what are we expected to hear? laura: republicans are coming up with their counterproposal. they initially proposed a 558 billion dollar infrastructure plan, a far cry from bidens $2.2 trillion plan. this will come out later today. we will see if it is closer to that $2.25 trillion. republicans have said we are not going to do 2 trillion, but maybe we will do $800 billion, $900 billion. the key question is can republicans and democrats agree on what should be in this proposal and how to pay for it, and this is where the negotiations are really going to get tough. republicans say they don't want to do any tax increases, so coming up with nearly $1 trillion of user fees, public-private money, getting more money from the irs in terms of enforcement, they are going to have to crunch the numbers and see if they can come up with a big agreement. this is really a critical test of what biden campaigned on. he could be a dealmaker, he could cut these deals in congress. we will see, and we will really know in the next couple

martin davidson from university of virginia will join us.loomberg. ♪ haidi: hello and welcome to "daybreak asia." sophie: we are counting down to asia's major market open. shery: and good evening from new york. our top stories, president biden is reportedly set to unveil a $6 trillion budget proposal, even as inflation rears its head. asian stocks rise on the backf

host: you mentioned randy davidson. there was another character who was a part of his planning group named david. who is he? mr. roberts: randy and david were part of a group. if they were the activists who were indicted by the nixon administration for allegedly causing the riots that were outside in chicago during the 1968 democratic convention. later investigations showed the riots were more of a police riot then something triggered by demonstrators. because they were both involved in the planning for gatherings in chicago during the convention they were among those indicted by the nixon administration. during the chicago trial date we bonded. they were a bit of an odd couple. david was about 30 years old. he was a traditional new left radical. david was 55 years old. he had been involved in pacifism and protests against the nuclear bomb for decades. he devoted his whole life to the idea, but they bonded during the chicago trial, and both of them came to the conclusion afterwards that the next stage of the movement if

and then when you look at warnings from leaders like admiral davidson, that the chinese could move onaiwan in the six years, that the cpp wants to win quick, stabilize the new status quo. so, the flip side of that coin is that in any china scenario, we could lose quick, but i don't think we can win quick. we'd have to -- we'd have to play for time while we consolidate our forces all while expending munitions at a very high rate and then taking very severe attrition and our current defense industrial base is simply not postured for this kind of surge production. and i know that's an unpopular message to deliver, but that's what i've come to believe in studying this for the last few years. i think today is the 76th anniversary of d.e. day. what it took to win world war ii. in 1940, shortly before d-day, that number reached a wartime peak of about 5,200 aircraft for months. so, across society, american industry rallied to supply the war effort. take the auto industry in 1941, we made over 3 million cars in the united states, but as the factories, ford's factory famed willow run, transiti

joining us from washington is bloomberg's laura davidson. we are also getting a preview of the economic speech from president biden. he says the time is for low interest rates. that is going to be good for infrastructure investment. laura: the president is really making the case to go bold, spend a lot of money, and use taxes to raise that. republicans are not on board with all of that. they proposed a much smaller infrastructure plan that is much more targeted roads, bridges, waterways, that sort of thing. it is really a baby step from their last offer. the white house and republicans have been trading offers, each inching closer, but they are still quite far apart. they will continue negotiating for the next couple of weeks. we will see if they are able to cut a bipartisan bill. if not, what we will see in the budget tomorrow will be the basis for what biden wants to do in terms of the infrastructure he has proposed. $4 trillion of spending for everything for -- for everything from roads and bridges to clean water and childcare. guy: washi

jillian: a navy veteran is gifted a new harley davidson after hard times forced him to sell his.iding and fixing bikes after three tours in the middle east. hogs for heroes heard his story and presented him with a new motorcycle. it was the group's 17th bike presentation which past recipients passing the keys down the line to flynn. thank you for your service. that's great. todd: one of the best things about getting back to normal post pandemic is more stories like that, more veterans stories like that which we love and love to bring to you. jillian: it's 38 minutes after the hour. more violence in jerusalem between palestinian protesters and israeli security forces. a live report from the middle east. todd: plus, one of facebook's oversight board members taking a big shot at the tech giant, the sharp criticism on the indefinite ban of former president trump when we roll along. ♪ let's get back to talking smack with a side of mac and cheese. before we can safely come together, we need the facts on covid-19 vaccines. to get the facts, visit getvaccineanswers.org so you can make an

when you look at warnings from leaders like admiral davidson that the chinese could move against taiwan and the next five or six years, it's clear there's a fate a complete strategy where they want to win quick, stabilize the status quo. the flipside of that coin is i don't think we can win quick. we have to play for time, we have to consolidate our forces while spending munitions at a high rate and taking severe attrition. our current defense is not postured for this kind of surge production. i know that is an unpopular message, but that's what i've come to believe studying this. i think today is >> we will leave this discussion which you can find online at c-span.org, take you live now to the white house for a briefing with press secretary jen psaki and national security advisers. >> for cyber and emerging technologies, and newberger. i know you all know who they are some going to skip the introduction so we have more time for questions. where limited time but will try to take as many as possible. >> great to be with you today. thank thank you, jen. have an update for you on the pipel

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davidson, joins us now. it is not just epic, as jen pointed out.ive of how much money in terms of the app store is at stake for apple. tom: generally speaking, my view is if you look at apple, amazon, facebook, and google, they face significant regulatory pressure. for apple, this is where it comes to play with its app store and the amount it charges app developers for access via its app store. when you look at apple, the stock, it was the company possibility to generate meaningful revenue that wasn't tied to hardware, but they are calling their services revenue, that enabled the stock to do so well last calendar year. this higher margin revenue resulted in a higher multiple, so this has a big impact on apple stock, but ultimately, i have a hard time believing, as far as the antitrust goes, that apple has as much to lose as amazon or facebook, which may not be able to do meaningful m&a. guy: we don't know what these numbers are. are we going to find out during this case what these numbers are? i have no idea the numbers that the app store generates

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