elizabeth warren. the price gouging bills are limited to specific areas during natural disasters but this one is not, it is economy-wide and forever. the question is how exactly does elizabeth warren define "unconscionably excessive prices," because they are not defined in the legislation? so it turns out the definition is up to, can you guess, elizabeth warren. any business with gross annual revenues over $100,000 a year, that means pretty much everybody in the country, must now obey elizabeth warren. that means elizabeth warren, who had the power to set the price of say diesel fuel, that is what we use to fuel trucks for everything you buy or consume, they tend to entire u.s. economy depends on diesel. cvs reported decently prices are getting to the point where truckers can't work anymore. watch. >> kill prices like $6.39 a gallon. >> imagine paying that for a fill up of more than 100 gallons. >> a regular fill up would have been, just a six month, about $700. now, it's about 1,000. >> it is what tru

but elizabeth warren wantssi the opposite. she does not want more gas. in fact, she's worked hard toor prevent the united states from producing more gasoline and that's a the the main reasos so expensive.li what elizabeth warren wants insteadzabeth war is controlry over gasoline and over everything else. and this bill will give it to her . see how this works and this isan why by the administration have shut down oils and gas leases in the middle of an energy crisis. and not just that they'rey crushing refineriesar. according to one analysis by hot air quotes, seven american refineries which formerly processed eight hundred and six thousand day havef oil per gone offline. some simply shut down while others are being converted to biofuels like ethanol to meet the demands ofemane the environmental lobby. these losses have left the united statese with one hundred and twenty four operating oil refineries. that is 10% fewerting refineries for gasoline, diesel and jet fuel that we had in 2016 even as demand has continued to c increase and see this is going no m

you think elizabeth warren is correct that when she talks about how badly republicans want this to be conversation with crt i look up ron desantis who i imagine if president trump doesn't run in 2024 will be a top contender to be the candidate wants to talk about disney and grooming kids and i look at the attacks from centers and marsha blackburn and josh hawley on the new supreme court justice, judge jackson making it out as if she soft on pedophiles but these are conversations that democrats are completely astounded. to push back on the culture wars it seems to favor the republicans progressive just favored the republicans elizabeth warren is right that is their agenda please talk about the substantive agenda rick scott put out a memo or policy piece where he had a lot of tax proposals that pole terribly with americans were talk about that talk but the fact mitch mcconnell said we don't really have a plan were going to wait so democrats fry themselves but. >> very briefly, one thing hear from a lot of democrats were going to get a supreme court decision in the next month or two on r

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today, senetor elizabeth warren of massachusetts will be joining us in just a moment. delivered an impassioned speech in defense of abortion rights and called on congress to enshrine access to abortion in federal law. >> well, i am here because i am angry, and i am here because the united states congress can change all of this. angry but committed. understand this. i have seen the world where abortion is illegal. and we are not going back. not ever. so say it with me. we are not going back. >> we are not going back! >> not ever. not ever!. never! >> there have been other impromptu protests across the country. here in new york city, protesters gathered foley square near a number of federal buildings including the u.s. court of appeals for the second circuit. for an event to, quote, channel regime to action. in boston protesters gathered outside city hall with chance insigne supporting abortion rights. dozens of demonstrators outside a federal courthouse in reno nevada. a large group took to the streets of richmond virginia in support of planned parenthood. protests in c

but elizabeth warren has run for president before. she sees an opening. doesn't think that joe biden is capable of running again, which he is not. kamala harris, forget it. so it might be that elizabeth warren now is laying the ground work not just for a policy agenda for the far left and the democrats, but for herself going into '24. >> laura: oh, another -- she said she wasn't going to run but i don't know, maybe her tribal instincts really will make her do it. monica merrick garland has announced today again really on the pulse of the country, he's now announced the launch of a comprehensive environmental justice strategy. that's what the focus of the democrat party is on. with the inflation and supply chain and gas prices and selling off of the market, that's where they want to go. >> yeah. because remember in obama's words laura the objective is the fundamental transformation of the nation into a very far left, some would say socialist or communist kind of model. so this kind of environmental justice entity within the doj makes perfect sense. it's to

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think what elizabeth warren said right there. republicans have been preparing to do this for decades. and an overwhelming majority of americans don't want it. given that both of those things are true, why hasn't congress, for all this time, been able to pass any legislation to protect women? >> well, first of all, i think there is some blame that certainly democrats can accept. that we assumed that, in fact, roe v. wade would ruin the law of the land. all of these justices who put their hand up and swore they were telling the truth went on and on, peddled on and on about the president of roe v. wade. how is 50 years old. how's been reaffirmed and raise decisions. i actually don't know how strong the political pushback will be on this. i have to believe it will be very strong, because in states like mine, we have a trigger law. the minute rules falls, and make no mistake about, it roe will fall. there are five votes. and let's stop all this bs about who leaked that. i'll tell you who i think like that, i think a clerk for one of t

and believe me, this is a fight worth having. >> senator elizabeth warren of massachusetts, thank so much for the time tonight, appreciate it. >> thank you. >> as we were just discussing, the central looming question overall this is what can be done. in some states that's a really urgent intentional question because, striking down roe would mean automatically that the same day, returning to antiabortion laws that were in place before roe. laws that are merely 100 years old. how one governors fighting to keep that from happening in her state before roe is officially decided after this. decided after this day after day. feel the clarity— and make today the most wonderful time of the year. live claritin clear. if you wake up thinking about the market and want to make the right moves fast... get decision tech from fidelity. [ cellphone vibrates ] you'll get proactive alerts for market events before they happen... and insights on every buy and sell decision. with zero-commission online u.s. stock and etf trades. for smarter trading decisions, get decision tech from fidelity. do your eyes

. >>> ahead on "cbs mornings," we'll talk with senator elizabeth warren about efforts to codify roe v. wade and the possible impact on the midterm eletions in november. >>> the fda is placing strict restrictions or limitations on who can receive johnson & johnson's covid vaccine due to the ongoing risk of rare but serious blood clots after receiving the vaccine. the fda says that the shot would only be given to adults who cannot receive a different vaccine or specifically ask for the j&j one. the clots occur in the first two weeks after vaccination. the cdc recommends moderna and pfizer shots due to the johnson & ohnson safety issues. >>> now to the war in ukraine where a third rescue operation is reported to be under way to evacuate civilians trapped in the steel plant in the besieged city of mariupol. heavy fighting continued at the plant where hundreds of civilians and some 2,000 ukrainian fighters are holed up. the u.n. says a convoy is expected to arrive in mariupol today to try and get civilians out. more than 400 people have been evacuated from the city and nearby areas this we

t the vice presidenthe of the united states is also the united states is also so elizabeth warren sees an opening for the progressive radical left tohe take the bullf by the horns and tryur to take the party even further tos the left, which again i hopeet they do. but remember,it she's inal competitions with other radicals competitions with other radicals butt elizabeth warren has run for president before she sees an opening. she doesn't oesn't think think that joe biden is capable ofhe running biden is capable ofhe running kamalala harris, forget it. so it might be that elizabeth warren now is laying the groundwork not just for a policy agenda for the far left and the democrats but for herself going intoo twenty another. she said she wasn't going to run, but run but i don't know, e her tribal instincts really will make her monica merrick garland. yeah, merrick garland has announced today again really on the pulse of the country. what's really weird tcountry,, e announced the launch of a comprehensive environmental justice strategy that's what the focus of the democrat on the inflation

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elizabeth warren is angry full time. she's angry and bothered by it and in that way she is the perfect standard bearer for her party, the party of weak men and unhappy women, the party of joe biden and common errors. ? >> the hallmark irrational and enraged and also, by the p way, dangerous because irrational enraged people areeo. by definition dangerous. now the twitter account lives of tick-tocker. ne they've been trying to pull off the internet because they show you what's actually happening out there. just posted this video of abortion enthusiasts calling for violence in the wake of w the draft opinion. i >> watch this . if they actually do this . yeah, that would be the time where rioting would be okay. i got the pitchforks. you get the gas and the torches. there's only one solution to this to all of this because of all interconnected starts, the ends the end. >> it's not vote. do you ever wake up in the morning and think youll just wat to burn it all to the ground and what i mean by burning itt all to the ground is

elizabeth warren come in the meantime, elizabeth warren extreme police to overturn roe v.e and oppose far right unpopular views on the entire country. it is time for the millions who support the constitution and abortion rights to stand up and make their voices heard. we are not going back, not ever. in fact, number of states may go one direction or the other. california is already talking about enshrining abortion rights in their state constitution, carley and joey. >> carley: doug, thank you so much peerless brand brooke with them more of the political fallout and celebrating the leaker, brooke, good morning. let us right, the clinton staff are celebrating the brave clerk for leaking the draft of justin alito's opinion striking down roe v. wade with a hail mary attempt to change the court's mind. but republicans say those cheers are at the expense of the integrity of the highest court in the country. listen. >> no matter what you think about this outcome, the leak itself represents a shocking and unprecedented breach of the courts confidentiality confidentiality. it is n

i know was more like that than elizabeth warren.has control of herself on the best day but on the day when people talk about abortion she loses control completely here she is. >> i am angry. i'm very angry upset, and determine. the united states congress roe v. wade, they just need to do it. >> i've never seen you so angry. >> this is what the republicans have been working towards for decades. they've been out there plotting, terribly cultivating the supreme court justices so they can have a majority on the bench. we've heard enough. >> tucker: i'm so angry she says, i've never heard you so angry. [laughs] [laughs] of course she is angry is what she is. elizabeth warren is angry full-time she's angry, and that which he is a perfect for her party. the party of we command and unhappy women. the party of joe biden and kamala harris. the hallmark? irrational and enraged, and by the way dangerous because rational and enraged people are by definition. the twitter account libs of tick-tock which were trying to pull off the internet to see

♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> welcome back senator elizabeth warren has had her eye on spacs since to crack down on them and here with all the details and whether the bill will gain traction once again, may i suggest the market is doing the work for her. >> it's a chicken and the egg problem. now you have potential legislation here she plans to build on the sec's proposedsgoidlines she plans to code nigh definition of spac underwrite aers and close the lop holes she says they use in spac projections. the proposed regulation ends today. we should get more information in the coming weeks. they sent letters to six creators of stocks seeking information about compensation and potential conflicts of interest. so, today, she revealed a large sizeable report based on the findings, as well as experts in the field that are helping inform this ledge slagsz it's unclear what kind of support this bill would get but it could add to an already chill under environment for spacs. and they have lost 40% this year and the number of new spac issuance plummeted only 52 new spacs raising 9 billion, 1/1

alysse and bernie sanders and elizabeth warren. sanders, elizabeth warren, this this is her twenty ninth birthday she used to intern for henry clay two years ago. she lost an election trying to defeat by about twenty seven hundred votes quasars. i mentioned he favors a he does not favor a lot of what the biden policies are on the border and he's a he's a border congressman, by the way. and he's also pro-life. the last one there is among democrats in in the house today . so that's what's happening in texas right now. come on over here a moment. i'll show you what we have in georgia because before the night began, you know, georgia was the place ofe i would say a lot of drama. perhaps there were a lot of questions as to how the state was going to go in the republican primary. now herschel walker advances in the university ofnd t georgia red dog color, shall we say, on is that appropriate for walker? you know, played his college , the university of georgia in athens. he will face off-o against rafael. we're not going to see a lot of a

elizabeth warren would not be elected to the senate in pennsylvania.same time are going to have this very i believe pro republican environment that's going to help them. paul: all right john thanks more at the panel under primaries and we >> puts a senate vote to send $40 billion in new aid to ukraine revealing a rift in the republican party, a closer look at the growing isolationism and part of the gop, next. with innovation that lets you customize interfaces, charts and orders to your style of trading. personalized education to expand your perspective. and a dedicated trade desk of expert-level support. that will push you to be even better. and just might change how you trade—forever. because once you experience thinkorswim® by td ameritrade ♪♪♪ there's no going back. (man) [whispering] what's going on? (burke) it's a farmers policy perk. get farmers and you could save money by doing nothing. just be claim-free on your home insurance for three years. (man) that's really something. (burke) get a whole lot of something with farmers policy perks. (dad)

elizabeth warren with their perfectly iron pink suit comingt out there and screaming at about abortion as if she cares. guys, your states are going to make these decisionsti and that'll be more representation for youon and wht unfortunately is going too happen is that these leftists are coming in . they're creatinggy'ti a terrific economy that's destabilized country and they're going to use that as a justificationio to push for more abortions and more pro abortionbortor legislation because they're going to look at young women and say, well, in this economy, you're goingin to want to bring kids right. and god forbid you even try tos buy a house because the corporations are buying them up. >> go ahead and abort that child. that's what they will do. yeah, it's an economic entity. it's not a human being with a soul. i'm a man and great to see bothw of you.heme and speaking ofdi ohio or madison, just one republicans who are eager for war should reflect on jd vance's senate t primary win last night, not foro the past few months. his position on the conflict between russia and ukraine was tag

now yesterday, a seemingly deranged elizabeth warren called supreme court justices right wing extremists have hijacked the supreme court. she tweeted "we must expand the court to rebalance it and defend our basic rights, including the constitutional right to an abortion." in other words, she wants a court that will do her bidding and her bidding alone. now warns conrad, the congenital liar adam schiff, he also demonized the justices uncalled for court packing, by , senator mike lee of utah has a new book coming out on this new topic, clearly the marching orders have been given. does this mean what, the summer of 2020 and all of the riots, does that mean that season is back? i pray to god no. my prediction is this. if god forbid something does happen like the summer of 2020, 574 riots in america, dozens dead, thousands of cops injured, and tens of millions of dollars in property damage, and guess what, nobody investigated anything and the left defended it. they were silent when they needed to speak out. their silence was deafening. the only condemn violence and riots that obviously advanc

you have elizabeth warren in oregon working to defeat a moderate and the president's problem going intor is the progressives are winning in primaries when he is trying to be a voice of moderation or at least present that to voters. the problem is he has two problems. one he is getting progressives as nominees and independents believe he is the problem and it is his policies that have america where it is today. >> harris: a new nbc news poll found the cost of living and the economy are the most important issues for americans ahead of the mid-term elections. 176 days away. i count, keep track. voting rights and election integrity with 12%. behind that abortion despite fallout over the u.s. supreme court draft opinion leak and the crisis of the southern border are the top five. marie, your reaction. >> i think that's right, harris. we know economic issues matter the most. on the republican side you have republican leaders like stefanik calling democrats pedophiles on twitter and throwing these outlandish claims against democrats. joe biden will say i'm getting you infrastructure. >> harris

. >> claire, i want to show you something that senator elizabeth warren said because she's, like youally taking us through the troubling times in which we live, but i think she's having the same reaction you are. but let me just -- let me just read -- we have the transcript of what susan collins said. i want to read this to you, dahlia. she does, she -- i mean, she calls kavanaugh a liar, quote, if this leaked draft opinion is the final decision and this reporting is accurate, it would be completely inconsistent with what justice gorsuch and justice kavanaugh -- she calls both of them liars, justice kavanaugh said in their hearings and meetings in my office. obviously we won't know each justice's decision and reasoning until the supreme court officially announced its opinion in this case. so dahlia, we've got a sitting republican u.s. senator calling gorsuch and kavanaugh liars in their hearings, end quote, in my office, end quote. >> yeah, and lisa murkowski i think used equally strong language. i think that, you know, part of me wants to say did you ever really, really think that t

senators elizabeth warren and robert menendez say banks have provided self-to customers.s become a favorite tool for criminals to steal customers' money. this is still more victims are coming forward. >> i just got paid that friday. and then that saturday, all the money is gone. michael: samantha bradford's story is all-too-familiar. >> i did not deserve for somebody to scam me, i thought it was wells fargo protected me. they were not. michael: bank imposters had just trick her into sending them all their money through "newshour. the bank denied her claim. now a flood of cases liqueurs have caught the attention of two u.s. senators, elizabeth warren of massachusetts, and robert menendez of new jersey fired of this letter to the zelle ceo, saying the app eggs popularity is putting many consumers a risk as fraud flourishes. banks letting consumers suffer, blooming them for getting duped. >> we are not giving you your money back. michael: she was in the car when the text arrived saying wells fargo security, did she make these transactions? i said no. michael: then that call,

not to be outdone, elizabeth warren was spotted tromping all over town screaming at the top of her lungs. take a look at this. >> this is what the republicans have been working for this day for decades. they have been out there plotting, terribly cultivating. these these supreme court justices so they could have a me bench who would accomplish something that the majority of americans do not want. we have a right. extremists, we've heard enough from the extremists. >> sean: per usual the insanity was far worse from chuck schumer and his friends on msdnc, fake news cnn. take a look, the predictable predictions of doom and gloom. to speak of this decision would be an abomination, an abomination. one of the worst ever in modern history. >> honestly, i want to cry. i want to cry in so many different ways. >> i feel really angry about this and what i feel angry about is that an extremist, supreme court is going to impose their views on the rest of america appear to speak of fundamental rights include interstate travel, include the a of same-sex marriage, includes same-sex relationships just to

. >> as senator elizabeth warren is leading a movement against tech companies selling location data ofnters trying to get abortions. anti abortion activists she says have used location services to target anti abortion ads to women's phones while they sit at abortion clinics. ali vitali is sitting with us. what did we hear from folks and what they said could happen if and likely when roe is overturned? >> reporter: a lot of concerns is what i've been hearing from reproductive advocates. the national landscape has never been more tense than at this moment when it hangs on the knife's edge of the supreme court but many things they heard today stem from a law professor to advocates in states that faced restrictions like alabama and of course, texas. but it wasn't just limited to exert man perts and advocates. congressman cori bush for example we talked about a lot over the course of this debate because she shared her story of her access to abortion. it's what she reminded people of today. here is what she said. >> here is my message for anyone trying to take away anyone's bodily autonomy.

democratic senator elizabeth warren spoke at a rally outside the supreme court. >> understand this ihe world where abortion is illegal. and we are not going back. >> reporter: the draft, written by justice samuel alito says there's no support for roe in any part of the constitution he added that the authority to decide whether abortion is legal should be left to the people and their elected representatives. the draft opinion says because abortion involves taking the life of a fetus, it is in a class of itself. striking down roe would not affect other constitutional ideas. >> when the right to privacy is attacked, anyone in our country may face a future where the government can interfere with their personal decisions not just women anyone >> reporter: the supreme court now confirming the draft is authentic. and justice, chief justice john roberts launched an immediate investigation into who breached it he called it a breach of trust and said if it was intended to undermine the court's operations it will not succeed. he added that the cowork of the court will not be undermined in any w

cisneros is backed by aoc, elizabeth warren, bernie sanders , he is a border, if i were to draw his areaere, it' right around this area and it runs up in a the line up toward san antonio. he is a moderate democrat, he i the last democrats in the house of representatives in his pro-life and, right now just barely hanging in there again cisneros, so we will see which way this turns out the. couple of more house races we want to share with you. this is in georgia. this is georgia, this is congressional 18. and easily winner with 70 percent of the vote of five halfway part. you increase that lead. she is an easy winner there in the state of georgia. this is interesting. if you remember, she ran in the old seat. you know it well, and they have the demographics change in that part of the peach state. that they went through a redistricting and elisa mcbeth shifted over to congressional district seven and she looks like she is going to win now an in the northeastern section of atlanta so it's another when we are watching on the map tonight. that is where we stand right now . if you want to know,

say either of them have even attempted when you look back at the last primary campaign whether elizabeth warren on one thing for pete t buttigieg on a different wing, you until the hunger in the democrat party for somebody who's going to say what on earth they are about, it's a huge opportunity for somebody. >> let me ask about this, it's a political question but one i think about a lot, doesn't it matter when biden announces his decision? all of the people you're talking about are not household political names in this country. >> and celebrities are a huge driving force in today's politics. >> if biden says in summer of 2023 and his habit is not to make decisions early, if he says in the summer of 2023 you know, i'm going to devote myself to the work of the country for the rest of my term or late-summer, what is it do to those people? >> late-summer could beah fast. >> i think the second the midterms are over, like midnight election night this year, the clock starts ticking, every day that goes by after the midterms this year the democratic anxiety levels will spike as trump is in the wings at

senator elizabeth warren is on stage right now getting ready to speak to the people out here, many of them pro-choice. there have been reactions all day following the leak that came out last night. lawmakers, president biden, even chief justice roberts. democrats say they are concerned about what this could mean, especially the final opinion coming out in the next few weeks. republicans say they are concerned about the leak itself and what it means for the integrity of the court. demonstrators stood outside the u.s. supreme court for hours after politico published a bombshell draft opinion from february that could reverse the 1973 roe versus wade decision legalizing abortion. justice samuel alito wrote it is time to heed the constitution and return the issue of abortion to the people's elected representatives. >> this is a decision that needs to be handed to the states. >> i think women should maintain the right to choose. >> reporter: president biden said of the opinion stands, it would be, quote, a radical decision. >> if the rationale of the decision were to be sustained, a whole r

and so basically elizabeth warren in her big liberal state of massachusetts will be perfectly fine. massachusetts will not be affected because they will never vote to change their abortion laws, period. congresswoman, let me get to you on obviously i've always thought roe v. wade was bad law. so has many constitutional scholars. will check in with the great one mark levin tonight . they'll explain from that standpoint. but from the vantage point of what this is and what this isn't, the states will decide. in other words, new york , california, new jersey, colorado, these states are not going to be changing their laws and i would even venture to guess, congresswoman, that most states might have some restrictions, but i doubt there's going to be many if any at all states that have no abortion under any circumstances. do you agree with that? we will see that in the beginning. but we will also see some states that currently have pro-life laws that are held up in litigation immediately become law. so sure you'll have states that have full term abortion like colorado, but that's why we ne

. >> i thought of elizabeth warren when reading that section of york, who campaigned on breaking up, potentially breaking up or raining in the power of large private institutions, whether the banks, big tech, social media platforms. she would have fit right in well,, you know, she may have had trouble as a woman running for office in the 1840s, but you know [inaudible] . she would've fit right in. her ideas were to fit right in with jackson's. this is a threat to the common person. whereas today, i mean, we could talk about the reagan revolution later on in the conversation and's challenge to the new deal coalition and the great society, but it's kind of this almost mean spirited approach to the poor, almost blaming them for taking from, you know, welfare queens, right? they are taking advantage of the system instead of looking at the powerful who are. >> well you know it's an ongoing debate in american side society inside the democratic party and that cited about where the poor people, most poor people are poor because they're just, they don't organize themselves well, they don't yo

>> reporter: on capitol hill there is a push among democrats like massachusetts senator elizabeth warrenl abortion rights into law. >> the united states congress can act and protect a person's right to an abortion. and in fact, that is exactly what we're going to vote on next week. >> reporter: but you don't have the votes for it. >> by making people vote on this issue that matters to so many people, we've got a chance now, maybe to change the makeup of who is in the united states senate. >> reporter: at the state level, democratic governors like connecticut's ned lamont are preparing to sign a bill protecting and expanding abortion access. but 26 states are certain or likely to ban at least some access if roe is defeated. mississippi, whose ban on abortion after 15 weeks sparked the case that lead to the draft opinion, is one of those states, republican governor tate reeves says since roe is ending the focus should be on helping women. >> making sure we support every single one of these individuals that has a pregnancy that maybe unwanted, but convince them that that child is wanted, an

democrats have been criticizing masks, assets to by twitter, former presidential candidate. elizabeth warren has expressed fears. it's such a deal would be dangerous for democracy. while far left congresswoman alexandria kazi, cortez claims musk has an ego problem. twitter has previously quoted control of the among republicans who say that views on the platform have been suppressed last year then president republican donald trump was kicked off the social network. and it's not only politicians, but also the liberal media outlets that have been lashing out at musk, sped to buy twitter. this guy has no experience whatsoever with any of the lines of business involved in twitter. he has no media experience, he has no experience with advertising. maybe what must cares more about now. the net or is this role of influence power and celebrity if you are, if you get invited to something where there are no rules, worthers total freedom over everybody. do you actually want to go to that party? earlier? my colleague peter scott discussed the issue with a panel of guests quarter by out really as the phon

perhaps mitchell andrew, and then i think you have to you know, consider bernie sanders and elizabeth warren, you know, they run for president before that's a pretty good indicator that they would consider doing it again, and certainly the same can be said for other senators like amy club, which are i think you would have a pretty robust primary. yeah. the only thing i'll just add is i think that this is the first administration first democratic administration and my life time and i think arguably first administration period in my lifetime. we're neither the president on nor the vice president as seen as like a person of real sort of like deeply anchored. ideological perspective right the trump administration, i think yeah also in a different way a not deeply ideologize yourself, but but i mean pence wasn't like a big vision guy, but he was a guy with a pretty fixed principles, right, but you know when you think about like what bill clinton did to set the direction of the democratic party and what barack obama did to set the direction of the democratic party, i don't think you can look at jo

vonnie: lawmakers are pressing jp morgan -- elizabeth warren and katie porter sent letters to the ceosks demanding lists of clients betting on russian debt. they want to know if the bank could benefit doubt amir put in. -- vladimir putin. global news 24 hours a day, on air and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am vonnie quinn. this is bloomberg. haidi: coming up, the yen's historic fall expected to boost profits for toyota. we will take at -- take a look at earnings, next. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> this is difficult to predict. we think it will take about three months for the shanghai lockdown, about three months to normalize. haidi: we are tracking the fallout of the global supply chain crunch and these are our top stories. sony says it's facing fresh challenges in its videogame division as component shortages and supply chain disruptions hamper production. tesla's china factory experiences disruptions and warns of potential curbs this week. supply chain constraints as well as surging costs have dampened it second qu

we don't have debtors prisons, although people are in debt for their entire lives at elizabeth warren wants to do something about that as well to use her example again a fear of them coupled with the creed of white supremacy. also led northern democrats. you argue to condemn abolitionists as dangerous meddlers of the rights of agrarian property owners. maybe there's a good time to start transitioning into the anti-balance the antebellum period here. and and those convulsions within the democratic party sure. well, you know abolitionism was obviously very radical idea when it began and abolitionist movement included blacks and whites, you know often we think it's mostly people like william la garrison and john brown others who were white but black abolitionists not just federal government. the others are very active in it but democrats who were as i said almost completely white party and a party that even people like martin van buren who didn't want to abolish slavery who didn't want my boss lady was critical of slavery slavery expansion, but he was not an abolitionist and sympathize a

. >> reporter: but democratic senator elizabeth warren was anguished. >> this is what the republicans have been working toward this day for decades. they have been out there plotting, carefully cultivating these supreme court justices so they could have a majority on the bench who would accomplish something that the majority of americans do not want. 69% of people across this country -- across this country, red states and blue states, old people and young people -- want roe versus wade. >> and so let's bring in terry moran at the supreme court. terry, we can hear demonstrators on both sides in the audio behind you. i know the court says this draft ruling, though they confirmed it's authentic, does not represent the final decision of any member. but bottom line here, the language could change some, but for people at home trying to track where all this is headed, you covered the court for years, how often do the numbers change on the court, especially on an issue like this one, in the weeks before the final ruling? >> reporter: it's rare, david. it has happened, it's happened in some hi

kind we are hearing for in a range of countries particularly people like bernie sanders and elizabeth warrene market—based to try and grapple with this new complexity of the world, automation, a different kind of pressure on trade and supply chains. ~ ., , ., pressure on trade and supply chains. ~ ., ., chains. would you say that enou:h chains. would you say that enough has _ chains. would you say that enough has been - chains. would you say that enough has been done - chains. would you say that enough has been done to i chains. would you say that - enough has been done to address those changes that the world needs to adjust itself? for instance, are we doing enough to address the economic inequality that stood widely exposed especially during the pandemic?— pandemic? absolutely not. i think that — pandemic? absolutely not. i think that one _ pandemic? absolutely not. i think that one of _ pandemic? absolutely not. i think that one of the - think that one of the difficulties is that many of the proposals to address inequality have a somewhat utopian quality. and that leaves people free to di