protection when congress created us, ironically, elizabeth warren helped create them, following the financial crisis so maybe we can get involved. they haven't decided to get involved yet but they are getting a lot of complaints from consumers about crypto fraud and you know, as you know, gary gensler is now on the war path looking to do this , so i think of you're worried about regulation, and you're a crypto investor, or you're a crypto executive that you create exchange, one of the good things about these guys fighting each other is that it kind of leads to sclerosis, right? nothing gets done, maybe they just are so busy fighting they don't do anything specific, but you know, once they get this sorted out they are going to do stuff specific, and more regulation, depends on who you talk to. i talked to the sec commissioner , known as crypto mom, and she thinks the regulation is already stopping innovation in the crypto world, because there's a lot of innovation that needs to be done in terms of the

jackie: it's interesting elizabeth warren did not discuss any of that.state that is facing high taxes if your resident, the pandemic might've sped up people leaving but your scene is not only in california it's across the country, people are fleeing blue states for red states because the quality of life was substantially better if they leave. >> that is right notice that she referred as a move by trump republicans, i'm a republican she didn't call me a mitt romney republican or john mccain or george w. bush republican or whoever he or she is a 22 to four although for that person. this shows you how desperate they are, we have four seasons winter, fall, spring, summer and fire he lies and governor newsom of how many trees he cleared away in dead vegetation, even the l.a. times in any newspaper said that he actually lied about how much he cleared, i don't know what he's doing but all his sons enjoyed in person private education will shutting down public school education for everybody else. 75% of black boys in california could not read proficiency and near

other priorities if you want to do elizabeth warren's plan of $50000 of debt forgiveness that is $1 trillion. no one has that at the moment so they are just pretending this is cost free to the government. i think the courts will have the last say. paul: the people that benefit from the start tend to be graduate students and relatively affluent we will take one more break hits and misses of the week when we come back rtant to have confidene in the nutritional drink you choose. try boost glucose control. it's clinically shown to help manage blood sugar levels and contains high quality protein to help manage hunger and support muscle health. try boost today. ♪ rock the boat don't rock the boat, baby ♪ ♪ rock the boat don't tip the boat over ♪ here we go. ♪ don't rock the boat, baby rock the boat ♪ see disney's jungle cruise. it's time to rock the boat, america. liberty mutual customizes car insurance

joining me now to discuss, massachusetts senator elizabeth warren.e committee and the committee on banking, housing, and urban affairs. senator, first, can i get your overall reaction to what has happened this weekend with this infrastructure bill? >> well, i come to you straight from the floor of the united states senate. i was just presiding for the last hour. you know, we take turns doing this. and i think it's been about 24 hours now that we have been two hours away from having a bill ready to go for a vote. so everyone says it's lots of technical details and people are furiously working on them. but it is at least possible that we may have votes tonight or first thing tomorrow. it's clearly moving along. >> we will continue to follow it. my question for you, is this bill worth passing without the reconciliation bill? >> i see it this way. there is one big infrastructure package. it's going to take multiple votes to get there. one series of those votes is this bipartisan sliver of it. but there is no infrastructure package that is only about road

haidi: elizabeth warren speaking with david westin. biden administration approves its first arms sales to taiwan in a potential deal with potentially $750 million. we have the details on what to expect from beijing. this is bloomberg. ♪ s bloomberg. ♪ vonnie: this is "daybreak asia." in the united kingdom, anyone 16 and older will be able to be vaccinated for covid-19. the government made the change after a recommendation from the health advisory committee. the panel says 16 and 17-year-olds should get the pfizer shot. officials are not recommending vaccinating anyone under 16 unless have underlying health conditions. bloomberg learned the white house will soon announce new limits on car emissions and new electric hickle sales targets. the mandates mark president biden's first major attempt to regulate emissions. the standards were drafted by the epa and patterned after a compromise reached at two years ago between california regulators and automakers. andrew cuomo is facing mounting pressure to resign over allegations of sexual miscon

from the protest movement to help americans avoid a housing disaster, i will talk to senator elizabeth warren about the biden right initiations it reversal on the moratorium, went all in starts now. >> good evening from new york, i am chris hayes. this may come as something of a surprise if you haven't been following it closely but, remember the arizona republican parties election audit that started way back in april? remember that? it is somehow still going on nearly four months later. it has been paused for high school graduations. they shipped voting system data from a santa -- montana -- and used black lights to look for bamboo in the ballot because they thought it could be made in china. for context of the length of this enterprise, when the state of georgia said they would we count the votes in november, the count the length of the recount at just eight days. this arizona audit, in quotation marks, has passed 100. days they are only auditing one county. who the heck knows what they are doing? there is very little transparency, more and more republicans are losing their patience with the

st this guy is in deep trouble, that's why they are bringing in all these people.hy elizabeth warrenthing at all about his record on crime, nothing but his record on the way he shut down this state while ignoring the mandates putting on the books from everyone else. said nothing about the rising homelessness, nothing about the outrageous cost of living, they attacked the motives of the people who are behind the recall. of the 2.2 million people who signed the petition, a good quarter of them are independent pluralists and democrats who voted for him to go days earlier paid go to electelder.com. he's wasted $50 million from the special interests, teachers, from big tech, from hollywood, to defeat me. $50 million. that's why i'm asking people to go to electelder.com and help me out. >> leo: you made reference to the elizabeth warren commercial, they tried to portray this as a right wing conspiracy, a trump tactic. but you w are right! people of all colors, people from the democratses, independents, newsom has lied. he's a crime is going down. that's alive. this date isn't dire straits

we'll be speaking to senator elizabeth warren. and also job openings are surging above 10 million for the first time ever. with so many open jobs and sonl americans out of work, we'll dig into what is causing this major disconnect. >>> and as students return to the classroom, a new debate over masks. we'll speak to a superintendent defying the texas governor's ban on masks. and that is where we begin with covid, 36 million cases nationwide. overall the numbers are starting to look a lot like they did last winter before we had the vaccine and they are adding up very quickly. monday the u.s. saw nearly 207 ,000 new cases on par with mid-january. average hospitalizations are now over 60,000, the first time that has happened since february. and i want you to look at this map on your screen. it shows 40 states in red, all of them have seen their covid cases rise double in the last two weeks. i want to dig into the numbers with marra barrett in memphis, tennessee, courtney kube on the latest with the military's plan to vaccinate, and wi

senator elizabeth warren spoke earlier about it. >> people are going to be out there trading, there needsop on the beat. it is the small traders to get cheated. that is what always worries me. joe: earlier i spoke to a republican from wyoming to discuss the future of crypto. >> i am very confident that bitcoin and others are correctly identified as being commodities. they can be bundled into a security. that is why it is great to work with the fcc -- the sec to figure out when this happens. he will be helpful in sculpting legislation that helps make those distinctions. joe: why do you believe this is an important area to be writing for and creating space for this industry to flourish in the u.s.? >> i believe that bitcoin has a great store of value. it is an alternative to fiat currencies, including the u.s. dollar. i like it is a diversifier and a store of value. i like it for people who are extremely poor and un-banked. a great example is what happens in el salvador they declared bitcoin to be legal tender. they did it because people sending money home to a relative were paying fees ass

i'll talk to senator elizabeth warren about the biden administration's reversal on the eviction moratorium when "all in" starts right now. >>> good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes. this may come as something of a surprise if you haven't been following it closely, but remember the arizona republican party's election audit that started way back in april? remember that? it is somehow still going on nearly four months later. it has been paused for high school graduations. they shipped voting system data in montana for reasons that remain totally unclear, used black lights to look for bamboo on the ballot because they thought it was unclear. they thought they would recount that entire state's votes in november, they kept the length of the recount at just eight days. this arizona audit in quotation marks has passed 100 days. they're only auditing one county. who the heck knows what they're doing. there's very little transparency. more and more republicans are losing their patience with the entire enterprise. in fact just yesterday republican chairman of the maricopa county board of superv

host: one of the people commenting this week was senator elizabeth warren. she said cryptocurrency is the wild west and desperately needs rules of the road to protect the stability of our financial system. i am going to continue to engage the fcc and other federal regulators on this. what is the response? guest: there are parts of that we agree with and parts we disagree with. we agree the crypto industry, we want to make sure there are adequate investor and consumer protections in place. we want to see that we have strong market integrity. we disagree that it is a wild blast. in the u.s., cryptocurrency exchanges are already regulated in many ways. they all have state money transmitter licenses. they have to have those top rate in those states. those are not easy to get. these companies are registered with the treasury department financial crimes enforcement center. there is a host of regulation that comes along with that. there is a lot of regulation in place today. where we agree is that this patchwork of regulation where you have some state and some fede

i think it is dubious but elizabeth warren has said to pause the's payments with the ability to cancelgreat political issue than why are they begging joe biden to do it with the stroke of a pen that is controversial? why not vote? >> they don't have the money. as i just mentioned neither does joe biden. but everybody just winks and nods. we are not us on —- supposed to spend money unless congress appropriates now there are other priorities if you want to do elizabeth warren's plan of $50000 of debt forgiveness that is $1 trillion. no one has that at the moment so they are just pretending this is cost free to the government. i think the courts will have the last say. paul: the people that benefit from the start tend to be graduate students and relatively affluent we will take one more break hits and misses of the week when we come back rtant to have confidene in the nutritional drink you choose. try boost glucose control. it's clinically shown to help manage blood sugar levels and contains high quality protein to help manage hunger and support muscle health. try boost today. ♪ rock the

elizabeth warren cut a commercial for gavin newsom and talked about this being a republican takeover,say anything at all about the rise in crime, people leaving california and just today, long reported by the hoover institution that shows that the rate at which businesses are leaving california for the first six months of this year is twice the rate at which they've left in the last three years and it's across the board. manufacturing, aerospace and finance and even tech. they thought it would always remain in california, they are leaving as well and citing the cost of living here in california, taxes and regulation which are all through the roof. >> tucker: elizabeth warren should be ashamed of herself. how could any normal person who is not visually impaired go to los angeles or san francisco, two of our greatest cities, in my opinion, and say things are fine, it is great. this looks great, i'm really happy with it. how can they say that? >> it's all his friends, and they are coming from big tech, they are coming from hollywood, the teachers union in the public sector's union which

stop trying to remove him from the bench and these democrats, i'm talking about democrats like elizabeth warren and, harris in the democrats white house was to re- litigate kavanaugh's confirmation hearing all over again. >> will we finally got the search with the fbi on the fake tip line that they ran for the kavanaugh investigation read and i'm very happy that so many people are expressing their support and the persistence and digging through until we finally got it pretty but of course the right-wing attack machine that helped put avenue the court, stop trying to cloud the issues here. >> i'm wondering if there's ever going to be an end to this that the nomination process has been rolling in the politics surrounding the judges has been ruling the supreme court has been damaged in some democrats want an impeachment trial to further tear this country apart. it is one of the anyone will accept the nomination for go through a confirmation and even confirmation, is not the end. not with impeachment and removal on the horizon. joining us now, is senator from the great state of tennessee and she's

this is in spite of the fact many democrats, massachusetts senator elizabeth warren comes to mind -- for years. of course, republicans have shown very little concern over other housing issues like the eviction moratorium. i mean, what's really going on here? >> it is a populous message that wall street now -- because this is a lot of what trump brought into the party, people who are skeptical of wall street. remember, al, wall street, it wouldn't be possible for me now to be speaking to you through skype without wall street. it wouldn't be possible for many of the companies we use every day to be possible without wall street. on the eviction -- on the eviction notices keep in mine there are billions of dollars supposed to be available to people who are in danger of eviction. even know the moratorium has expired and apparently that came as a surprise to nancy pelosi as the white house only informed them today about it. what's the answer to that? can you -- she didn't get it extended. she tried to but couldn't get it done. but there is a policy mismatch because there is money for peopl

senator elizabeth warren, democrat of massachusetts. thank you for spending time without. spending a lot of time -- down at the capital you are spending a lot of time with infrastructure. there is a lot about cryptocurrency. we heard about the possibility of an etf with cryptocurrency. i know you've spoken out about this. what should u.s. policy be towards cryptocurrency. are we for it or against it? sen. warren: that is not quite the right frame.

it's very interesting this came after elizabeth warren's call for more regulation and what i'm hearingally aiding gary gensler, the head of the sec, to give the sec additional powers to go after crypto. right now, they don't have enough regulatory power to go after crypto. crypto is still not considered what's known as a security. it can betrayeded but there's really no underlying value like a stock or a bond, so that puts the sec in a very difficult position. it can't regulate the whole industry. it has to regulate just very narrow pockets of it but from what i understand, she is helping him to try to go to congress and possibly get that additional regulation, and that has angered people at the cftc who believe that it's purely their turf. these are commodities, they're not securities, they should be the lead dog in this fight, so interesting thing. i think one if you were a crypto person, worried about regulation , neil, one of the positives here is like when you have three bureaucracies fighting with each other, the consumer financial protection board, which has very broad regulator

you predicted about it such a war in your book about elizabeth warren and election outcome.ple can't distinguish comments from the communist chinese president and a powerful u.s. senator. >> yes, i guess we have to decide charles, which is worse, that people assumed it was the u.s. senator when it was actually the communist chinese head as opposed to something that the u.s. senator said that we assume is the communist chinese head. both seem to me to be very problem mat tick and both seem to be happening quite a bit and the rhetoric of some of these very progressive, both senators like elizabeth warren who you mentioned and even some of these "squad" members in the house it is incredibly un-american and it is un-american for a reason we need to be thoughtful about. it is not the politics, but moral ideology and how they think about economics, that demonization of the wealthy, the concept of achievement, productivity is frowned upon, it has to be on pressed people, zero sum fallacy, forgetting about growing the wealth pie. we need to start teaching young people proper economi

it's not about elizabeth warren not about trump. it's about how we as a state could suffer. the people who are there he needs to do is create a gang of 4. the gang of 4 being being elder. falconer kiley and z or or. whichever one you want to do on the republican side. it's a what do these 4 people represent for california and then you can bring in things like their support for trump or judges are going to roe v wade. what. but how does that translate into things for california. were they against the vaccine were they did a poo poo efforts on firefighters. those kinds of things they need to say. that's the alternative. they're not doing. >> all politics is local. keep it local. thanks a lot. all right. thank you for the perspective. and ahead of the recall election of governor newsom. you can see the republican candidates go head to head in a debate next week inside california politics is hosting the debate right here on kron 4 in our kron 4 studios and you can see it's thursday, august 19 at thursday, august 19 at 07:00pm. grass looks great, zeus! hey could you maybe trim th

regulate what in crypto, and now, with the interesting thing is this was all touched off by elizabeth warren'stion of crypto, that it's the wild west, that it's a lot of scams going on, not saying that's true. i'm just saying that's how the biden administration is portraying it and it needs massive regulation. that prompted gary began letter to start the wheels in motion to get more involved in crypto, even though he doesn't have the direct authority. remember, he's, the sec can only get involved if it's regulating a security, something with an ownership value, a stock, a bond which is essentially a lien on earnings in terms of the capital structure those are securities. crypto, most crypto is not like that. some are, somes not. so now, with that, there's a huge all-out war between the cf tc, the commodities future trading agency and even the consumer financial protection bureau, we understand , they may get into it , so everybody is at each other's throats, and they are all trying to, they are taking to twitter and talking to members of congress about how they have the authority, and one of t

the bipartisan deal mitch mcconnell, elizabeth warren, hand in hand, at least metaphorically voting for, how surprised were you to have mcconnell on board and how big of a deal is that bipartisan passage? >> it was a huge deal. mitch mcconnell has seen what this can help his state and every single state. you have this massive investment in roads and bridges which everybody needs. you got a massive investment in making sure that we can have broadband everywhere. that will help kentucky. it will the help the states of the other 19 republicans who joined. they see this and americans see this as a huge benefit for investing in the bones of our country. so, it's a big deal. >> if it is such a big deal and will do all those things, why not ask nancy pelosi to have the house pass it this afternoon? why wait on something else to happen to have this become law? >> yeah. the president is committed to both pieces of his agenda, so this bipartisan infrastructure plan was one piece and the second piece is going to be the follow-on bill that was the budget resolution was passed late last night or ear

i had a conversation with senator elizabeth warren and senator elizabeth markowski and alaska, because -- in alaska, and it offered bipartisan conversations to advance the interests of tribal nations and a matter of foreign policy. there are countries outside of the united states that understand the disproportionate effect of climate change to indigenous peoples globally. we have an opportunity to restore the united states' standing for climate for indigenous peoples. host: if you want to ask about concerns of native americans, you can do so on the line (202) 748-8000 four democrats. (202) 748-8001 for republicans. you can also text us. because of the pole coming to d.c., did you hear directly from the biden administration on these issues? guest: yes, absolutely. secretary holland stood and received on behalf of the biden administration, the totem and received the prayers that came from all four directions and answered our call to action to stand up to protect sacred sites. she delivered a powerful message. we received a response in answer to our call to action and that subsequently le

-- 90% of what elizabeth warren, senator from massachusetts, is saying. announced was first announced by warren. if you go back and hook at it, which i did, and and which democratic party insiders on wall street told me to do. they're saying he needs her. in order to get her in his corner to be treasury secretary when and if janet yellen steps down -- we should point out she's 74, it's a hard job. treasury secretary, high burnout rate. most people don't last more than one term in that job. very few last two or more than two. he wants to be the guy. we should also point out that gensler almost was treasury secretary and would have been -- well, would have had a good chance, he was one or two at the top of the list, if hillary clinton beat donald trump in 2016. he was on short list to become treasury secretary. he has an interesting background, wall street partner at goldman sachs, worked at the cftc, was assistant treasury secretary, academic at mit. he's got the jobs. he now needs to appeal to the one person that could put him there, and that's clearly el

well, i remember elizabeth warren when she ran for president, she wanted to greens, you want to make the, the murder machine called the united states military. more environmentally friendly . i get and i don't know, i get the bombs explode and a c for trees, fly out. i don't know what happens, but again, they don't really care about climate. they don't really care about women's, right. the only thing they care about is corporate profits. and that's why the united states isn't the situation. it is where we have $15.00 kids living in poverty, in the richest country in the world, 80 percent of workers live paycheck to paycheck, half the drugs we can't afford $400.00 birds. the, it's in the richest country in the world. this is what happens when your government gets captured 100 percent by corporations, the military industrial complex. wall street, big pharma and oil companies. they control our government and that's why we can make it a living waived in the united states. and that's why the united states looks way more like brazil today that it should come all hours when she gone well. a

of camping out on the capitol steps, missouri representative cori bush was joined by senator elizabeth warrene've got 11 and a half hours for the c.d.c. to step up and say we're going to extend the moratorium. >> our states and our localities need to push the money out. the money has to be released. >> reporter: but the white house says a recent supreme court decision prevents the c.d.c. from approving another extension, and house democrats didn't have the votes. >> the longer it takes to finish, the longer we'll be here. >> reporter: meanwhile, on the other side of the steps, democratic and republican senators are working to hammer out a bipartisan deal on infrastructure. >> fancy word for bridges, roads, transit systems, high-speed internet, clean king w. >> reporter: but f, eyfini writ. >> we're finalizing the last couple of pieces of legislative language. >> reporter: lawmakers say they'll grind it out through the weekend and try to get something concrete before the august break. >> they keep saying they've got a deal. i've been hearing this for weeks. you get right to the finish line, an

the power structure to go high-level for a moment with the topic of debate recently and what elizabeth warren has called for. >> and then with corporate boards in different jurisdictions. so then to address the so that's an interesting one. so it is slightly different from what you may see elsewhere. and then i i recently wrote an article about the fact that i do believe with the viewpoint of the employee base in the boardroom and then the stakeholders absolutely the only way we can make the best decision that we are getting that message loud and clear there are improvements as technology continues to evolve but i do argue with an article from bloomberg opinion a few weekss ago talking about how it's really important i think for us to make sure that there still is some responsibilities that are decision points that are made at the border are at the managerial level. because those leaders tend s to have a much broader purview. you might have a very different risk tolerance. so generally i made the point we have to be careful about bringing people or employees or certain viewpoints into the boa

elizabeth warren -- criticized chairman jay powell, the democrat is a member of the banking committee and a key voice ahead of president biden's decision on who should lead the fed when powell's term ends in february. >> my concern is that over and over, he has weakened regulations here, he has led the fed to ease up there, he's led the fed to help protect the biggest financial institutions. i'm very concerned about that. >> loggers for the huawei cfo are trying to convince a canadian judge that the u.s. extradition request is deeply flawed and she should be released. the vancouver hearing is the final stage of the battle against extradition more than 2.5 years after her arrest. it underscored washington's efforts to contain huawei, which it deemed a national security threat. global news, 24 hours a day, on air and on quicktake by bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm vonnie quinn. this is bloomberg. rishaad: more to come on bloomberg markets. robinhood bulls are making out like bandits. a while to date stocks surge. we'll look a

earlier on bloomberg television, senator elizabeth warren shared her take on crypto regulation and how to better protect investors. take a listen. this is bloomberg. >> if people are going to be trading in it, there needs to be a cop on the beat. when there is not a cop on the beat, than it is the small traders who get cheated and that is what always worries me. ♪ emily: the network is about to get a major upgrade. it will reduce the pace at which the supply of ether tokens grows. this could potentially boost the point price and lead to more adoption. you follow this closely. this is around the six year anniversary of ethereum. what is so significant about this? >> this is one step along the road map of ethereum. there is much more of an openness toward changing the rules from time to time area the entire network has to upgrade. this could potentially create a burn effect. the amount could go down. you get this hope that it is less inflationary. that that will put up upward pressure on the price of it. that is what many in the community believe. emily: they are totally different but in

host: one of the people commenting this week was senator elizabeth warren.aid cryptocurrency is the wild west and desperately needs rules of the road to protect the stability of our financial system. i am going to continue to engage the fcc and other federal regulators on this. what is the response? guest: there are parts of that we agree with and parts we disagree with. we agree the crypto industry, we want to make sure there are adequate investor and consumer protections in place. we want to see that we have strong market integrity. we disagree that it is a wild blast. in the u.s., cryptocurrency exchanges are already regulated in many ways. they all have state money transmitter licenses. they have to have those top rate in those states. those are not easy to get. these companies are registered with the treasury department financial crimes enforcement center. there is a host of regulation that comes along with that. there is a lot of regulation in place today. where we agree is that this patchwork of regulation where you have some state and some federal do

present biden and vp kamala harris will visit california soon to campaign for him and senator elizabeth warreno sway voters. >> vote no to protect california and our democracy. >> newsom started his vote no on question one campaign yesterday and took a shot at the republican front runner to serve a talkshow host larry elder. >> to the right of donald trump, to the right of donald trump. that's what is at stake in this election and don't think for a second you can't because the judges can appoint. >> alder and other republican contenders continue to slam the way he handled the pandemic saying it cost many californians are jobs and their businesses. >> a third of all small businesses california are gone forever because he ignored signs and slammed his state down. >> this is a campaign about bringing california together. today particular as we are focusing on the devastating effects of gavin newsom's failed policies. reporter: 46 candidates are trying to win newsom, recall election september 14. >> thank you very much. thank you for watching, eric and i will be back tomorrow noon eastern. you can

i want to ask you about policy because you had a testy exchange with elizabeth warren the other day.ers are totally inaccurate. we'll have to sit down privately to go through that. we did not overdraft -- >> can you answer my question. how much did jp morgan collect? >> we can did not overdraft the fed account and at any request -- >> i'm sorry, mr. dimon, that was -- mr. dimon, that was not the question. maria: she said how much did jpm collect in overdraft fees. you said the premise of the question was wrong. she said you have the number, 1.463 billion. does that change anything? did you make a change on overdraft fees? >> we made -- first of all, there are sometimes legitimate complaints about banks and what people do and how we do it. we changed overdraft fees and charging over an extended period of time and we always look at something like that so i asked the people look at it again, go through in detail. a lot of exeats tosser are making -- competitors are making changes. if it's appropriate we will make changes. we will do what's competitive. maria: what do you mean, you're go

i talked to my democratic people that were running for office, elizabeth warren, and i ask her how thisorks when we all pay our own disability if we have a spouse, we all pay, no matter who we are. we pay disability when we work, i have worked all my life. i do not understand how that takes away my getting my disability when i work too and they go by his income, and now he has left, and i am living in poverty. host: the caller brought up the coronavirus pandemic, and as we go through the end of this month we will see more and more schools reopening around the country. we have several schools that have already opened, but we are seeing more and more schools come back to in person learning, unfortunately, some of those schools are dealing with a new outbreak of coronavirus, and here is a story that comomes frm "the washington post" that talks about a situation that happened in california with the reopening of schools during the pandemic. "an unvaccinated elementary school teacher infected with the highly contagious delta variant spread the virus to half of the students in a classroom, sea

, it is made a for the democrats, so joe biden has weighed in, kamala harris has weighed in, elizabeth warren cut a commercial, record on crime, homelessness, rising cost of living, the way he shut down the state without paying attention to science, attacked, attacked, attacked, and said it was driven by republicans. that is all they've got. >> sean: rolling blackouts, brown outs, water shortages, paying for water, the covid hypocrisy, and i guess gavin newsom has a very different view of what foreign policy should be as he prays joe biden this week, which i'm sure you you took note of. >> oh, shorted. he said he is proud of what joe biden did in afghanistan. it is a window into gavin newsom's incompetence. you did not mention the end of employment development come he allowed $30 billion that should have gone to unemployment benefits for people in california, go to criminals and international criminals, the man is completely incompetent and that is why nearly 17 million people signed a petition, may be a third of them independents and democrats that voted for him two years earlier, that is wh

generation of children this is a systemic racism kamala harris this is the structural change we need elizabeth warren. we have stood by watching the public school system crumble endless top-down reform from no child left behind to the race to the top of the system that is broken a point reform a rotten building you tear it down and build a new one. some say charter schools are the answer. yes since the first one established in 1992 they have prove their worth. they gain between 35 and 40 extra days of learning and see seattle and sixty-day students from l.a. charter schools are much more likely to be eligible for state universities then union run schools. great ladders of opportunity for black and latino and newark and new jersey and in new york city even when the charter school classes are in the same building as public schools they did better. they work because they are independent of the education bureaucracy and free from the low expectation, low achievement lowest common denominator madness on the public school system and most teachers are not unionized so of course democrats in the teacher unio

level for a moment, the topic of debate recently, i am curious, should employees, something elizabeth warren called for and in germany. >> let me take a step back, because i've had the privilege of serving on corporate boards from different jurisdictions, the u.s. and uk, canada and europe, i am constantly thinking about ways for what is best practice and what we can do to enhance activity and i do address this but as you know in the book, ways to really upgrade the work and i'm sure we will get there? employees, it is interesting. germany in particular, slightly different. it's a two-tiered system so there is a sense that the board and supervisory his sword is slightly different than what you might see and i will say the specific questions that there is a lot of overlap in terms of governance responsibly, they all have compensation committees and their small margins of differences. i recently wrote an article about the fact that i do believe two things, where more and more in the boardroom able to get the feel of the employee base into the boardroom in a way that i think is important techno

a lot of progressives like elizabeth warren and sherrod brown are criticizing bank regulation.n't think he has been tough enough on banks. if his support is there, it looks like maybe biden will have a chance to say yes because a lot of people think that biden would like to do this. he just has to get everybody on his side. haidi: kathleen hays fear coming up next, on "daybreak australia ," kamala harris announcing a deal with singapore to boost supply-chain resilience. we will be discussing the move. this is bloomberg. ♪ shery: town now for morning call -- time now for morning calls with sophie kamaruddin in hong kong. morgan stanley saying there will be a turnaround anytime soon. sophie: morgan stanley's strategists saying why they expect em weakness to continue beyond the summer. delta concerns. they are recommending staying bearish on em credit as well as shorting emerging-market current these against the dollar, given their new dollar target implies that will wipe out all the foreign exchanges that have been in. flipping the board, morgan stanley expects the renminbi could

as you mention on the other side got bernie sanders, elizabeth warren and others in the senate sayingin the senates. it's more contentious when he gets over to the house. >> let's talk about the house. this is where the action starts to get interesting for the reports today there were more moderate vulnerable members and policies caucus that we don't like the way this is all going down. losey has said that democrats only built first and then they would go to the bipartisan bill. some of the moreod matodd ananan btin one f y ifone ie gh cause paublor y y youifoon ie nt twanterer pi. entionednded g and far ltefroesroad s s t payeeheyhean e money t tepent spent .o ap wapitpy af of n nufenenthr r . oescy noseadd d e neede howle doe dhe p >> ser numbers knowskns cnlynloshandfulndf vo , ifnydydydy can c c tea he proheba pan c goingoingong have reeall twisttwom arms. the politics of this are pretty simple from a rational standpoint, democrats should probably take the win on the bipartisan infrastructure bill if they can get it. and then go ahead and pass whatever budget resolution they could

host: senator elizabeth warren on the senate floor from over the weekend. we have been asking you to call in and send us your social media comments on this issue of reinstating the federal eviction moratorium. do you think that would be a good idea? a comment from john on twitter, saying we need to get back to normal. we have a labor shortage, and there are plenty of jobs. the moratorium served its purpose. from mark and the problem about the pandemic made respect government overreach will not be fixed. scott in massachusetts anger should be no federal eviction moratorium on rent, it should be a state decision if anything. and this one from california, an independent and a tenant saying, yes, they should reinstate it, the problem is how snail taste bureaucracy moves painfully slow. it is a 100-your pandemic, and it is not over yet. that is attorney in california referring to some of these pandemic aid programs that have been developed. there is money there for rental assistance, and we hear about how slow that money is getting up to the renters and eventual

elizabeth warren has made arguments there is legal authority to cancel student loan debt. some apartment of education attorneys disagree with speaker pelosi, as well. i believe the speaker subsequently clarified her comments. she was essentially arguing for student loan cancellation to happen, it would have to originate with congress. but she is not against it as a concept broadly, just the mechanism to do it. host: ultimately, if congress or the president went down this route, they would have to decide who qualifies. what are the best qualifiers, in your mind? guest: there are a bunch of different ways to look at this. supporters of debt cancellation believe that everyone should have their debt canceled. there is a logistics argument that that would be the easiest thing to implement. one problem we see is for the student loan programs, whenever strings are attached it makes it difficult to implement and we see a lot of problems as a result. that being said, the president has floated certain criteria, the type of school you went to -- undergraduate or graduate, public or p