debbie stabenow makes the point, insulin was invented in canada, given patent free to the university of toronto more than 100 to go. there's no particular reason for the prices some people pay for insulin, except that we have a free market system in the united states. where do you think we stand with this insulin provision? >> i wish i could say i was more optimistic. raphael warnock, among other things, the democratic leaders have made a strong effort to include this in a reconciliation package. as you said a moment ago, the parliamentarian said it is not eligible, these arcane reconciliation rules. if republicans were on board with this, they know the bill will pass. if they did, say ten republicans were to endorse this provision, he would ultimately be included in the bill. but i think in all likelihood, it's more likely we will see zero republican support, which will make it even wider, a key benefit for so many. realistically speaking, it's almost certain that it's a severe disappointment for many, but we will see however, i think it's important, democratic leaders want to say t

according to "the wall street journal," the committee chair won debbie stabenow and top-ranking republicann boozman will give that it's the latest move in the fight among agencies and federal committees overseeing crypto and on who will regulate the assets. there's a shakeup at c-suite michael saylol will be stepping down the news came as the company reported second quarter results mostly due to an impairment charge of more than $900 million based on the value of its bitcoin holdings. >> thank you very much. >>> coming up on the show, s shares of amd are getting smacked despite strong quarter will i results we dive into what's sinking that stock and what could bring that back again. >>> as we head out to break, some of the morning's other big morning movers the company citing success in its fifa exercises the results up 1.25. similar story for sofi, reporting a net loss of 12 cents a share. that's better than expected. it's raising its year's guidance they're up in the premarket trade. >> and a then paypal surging on the back of its second quarter results, the company also revealing it ent

benom is the head of the ftc and servinged as senior council to debbie stabenow a couple years ago but looking at all the protections and regulations you'd like to see, we've had some situations lately where, you know, you've got crypto wallets that have been hacked. fake tokens coming up. how seriously did you think about this legislation and figuring you'd only tackle bitcoin and ether and not xrp or any of the u.s. dollar coin? >> well, we've had a great staff working on this, again, talking to the stake holders. all of those things are going to need to be tackled. elizabeth: yes. >> we're trying to get the foot in the door and it's going to -- a lot of this is going to depend on chairman benom and chairman gensler working together because some of the things you're talking about, it's not clear as to what they are. but we wanted to not be too prescriptive if we go down that path, we simply won't be able to get anything done. so this is an effort to actually get something done and then working with the two regulators and the securities exchange, chairman gensler is going to have a la

this proposal comes from debbie stabenow and john bozeman.r and john thune have signed on, too. it would close regulatory gap, and other agencies have jurisdiction over other types of cryptos. the chairman of the cftc rostin benham says he's encouraged by the movement in washington to work toward grants his agency more authority >> what would be the time rline for this >> i think this is still far away, andrew i think they're still sort of testing the water and sort of socializing these frameworks with other members of congress, other members of the senate. but i think what's interesting is the two big bills around crypto regulation o so far, the one from gillibrand, and now this one both give the cftc quite a bit of authority i have yet to see a bill that outlines what the fcc wsec woule authority over they have been using youthe pow of their authority to go after some platforms congress for now appears to be pushing back we'll see how senators think about this bill and whether they get behind it as well. >> yum! brands fill short. revenue w

by the way senator debbie -- stabenow saying the same thing on the air.a lot to add to this thing, but we don't want to hold it up. so we're not going to, for now, it seems, they just want to get this thing through. and then see what they can do going forward. for now, ali, thank you, also tap me on the virtual or shoulder if anything else happens. in recent months joe manchin had been the one holding the keys to the democratic kingdom, but after this surprise deal was announced, all eyes turned to kristen sinema, who is able to get sent -- several changes into the bill. i want to bring in dan noah, he's the national politics editor for the arizona republic. dan, thank you for joining us on this. >> thanks for invitingly. >> all eyes were on your senator, these past couple of days. will she, or was she? i think one of the most outstanding questions i have first and foremost is her opposition to the tax loophole. closing the tax loophole when it came to hedge funds, for instance, and the go-rounds that they have, and how they're essentially paying less tax

already been added, senator, thank you for being time to take to talk with us, democratic senator debbie stabenowm michigan. still ahead, the abortion providers i spoke with -- thank you, yes, we appreciate that. the abortion providers i spoke with this weekend here in alabama are not even allowed to refer patients to a clinic where abortion is legal, that is how far the criminalization of abortion has gone since roe v. wade was overturned. i asked them, what message they would send to the patients they have to turn away. >> reproductive health services as been open since 1978. and that is nearly 50 years of serving our community in alabama. i am so sorry to all of you that we cannot be there anymore. >> there are people out there that will help you. be persistent, get out on the internet. research. make calls and do not give up. i am sorry that we cannot help you at this time, but we are fighting. we will continue to fight so that we can help you at some point in the future. future. bring that sense of calm, really... so you come through, loud and clear. meta portal. the smart video calling devi

that was michigan senator debbie stabenow saying "get lots of sleep." that is the bill debated on the senate side. a deal between senator chuck shuman and joe manchin on that subject. open forum until 10:00. in georgia, marion, democrats line. caller: thank you for taking my call. i do question for the lady before but i think it is important question for all of us. on the new bill they are talking about a possible 2000 max being implemented for part d. there has been a lot of talk back and forth, what does that really mean? somebody i respect very much wrote this. it says "wind and if the bill gets implemented, i'm wondering about the $2000 max costa medicines. with this require -- with this apply to medicines insurance companies refused to cover despite doctors prescribing them. several times we've had to pay for complete cost of our medicines because despite having medicare d are needed medicines have disappeared. that happened to me with my very important glaucoma drop." i was allergic to the generic. i had to take the other ones that was not a gener

that was michigan senator debbie stabenow saying "get lots of sleep."t is the bill debated on the senate side. a deal between senator chuck shuman and joe manchin on that subject. open forum until 10:00. in georgia, marion, democrats line. caller: thank you for taking my call. i do question for the lady before but i think it is important question for all of us. on the new bill they are talking about a possible 2000 max being implemented for part d. there has been a lot of talk back and forth, what does that really mean? somebody i respect very much wrote this. it says "wind and if the bill gets implemented, i'm wondering about the $2000 max costa medicines. with this require -- with this apply to medicines insurance companies refused to cover despite doctors prescribing them. several times we've had to pay for complete cost of our medicines because despite having medicare d are needed medicines have disappeared. that happened to me with my very important glaucoma drop." i was allergic to the generic. i had to take the other ones that was not a generic.