screw you elizabeth warren.rything wrong with politics. >> okay. >> steve: we are going to tell you what else the billionaire had to say coming up. >> brian: 100 percent right. how an american went from sleeping at a tennis center to the u.s. semifinal. ♪ ♪ ♪ whenever heartburn strikes get fast relief with tums. it's time to love food back. ♪ tum tum tum tum tums ♪ new projects means new project managers. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. when you sponsor a job, you immediately get your shortlist of quality candidates, whose resumes on indeed match your job criteria. visit indeed.com/hire and get started today. >> ashley: we begin with a disturbing case out of las vegas. a top democratic official is accused murdering a newspaper reporter who wrote stories about his alleged corruption. robert telles is accused of stabbing jeff german to death last month. surveillance shows him walking around the neighborhood wearing gloves, straw hat and he lost his primary election about a month after gear men wrot

as far as elizabeth warren, isn't this stuff flicks that most democrats are doing now?ve loan forgiveness. they just want to buy votes, that is it, by vaux. i don't know if the particular demographic they are hoping to buy them from is one that hurries to the polls under the age of 25. they are using our tax money to try to do that. >> emily: that is right. coming up, alexandria ocasio cortez morning again. this time, she claims the reason she doubts she would ever be president is because americans hate women. really? are you sure that is the reason? there are a few more that you may want to consider. that is next on "outnumbered." ♪ ♪ you never know what opportunities life will send your way. but if you have moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis or psoriatic arthritis, enbrel can help you say i'm in for what's next. ready to create a bigger world? -i'm in. ready to earn that “world's greatest dad” mug? -i'm in. care to play a bigger role in this community? -i'm in. enbrel helps relieve joint pain, helps stop permanent joint damage, and helps skin get clearer in psori

we had elizabeth warren running against scott brown. what we did, we ran elizabeth warren on the same ticket as obama. that's how she got that job we were some edit scott brown. host: we will take the comment. i think you met the january 6 committee when he referred to the committee. they are expected to meet again with televised hearings where we on that? guest: the january 6 committee has already said they were going to hold additional hearings. they have held eight hearings in the course of june and july. he said when they return from the summer recess which is this week, they will begin to hold additional hearings. we expect at least one of those to happen later this month. there could be additional hearings in addition to that just one but some of the members of the committee, they want to focus on key issues heading into the fall one of those being what happens in the wake of the january 6 attack on the capital in the days that followed leading up to the and operation. so that sort of window, what was happening? we know that cabin

elizabeth warren of massachusetts. listen to elizabeth warren's version of the martha's vineyard story. >> do you think martha's vineyard is getting a bad rap right now? >> martha's vineyard? >> yeah. >> no. i think they -- the people of martha's vineyard opened their hearts and were helpful. >> uh-huh. >> to the migrants who were deceived and dropped there in a privately-chartered jet, and treated like a prop for a governor who's just trying to make news. >> tucker: well, if nothing else, it's interesting to see history, history that we've watched unfold, a story in which the facts, not at all in dispute, get rewritten in real time -- and you wonder how many other stories have been rewritten, but we can see this one being written -- rewritten. in elizabeth warren's telling, actually the people of martha's vineyard are the heroes and ron desantis is the villain because he deceived them. now, we just heard -- and again it's factually not in dispute -- that island residents deceived their venezuelan siblings, telling the

again, if elizabeth warren is cheering this, americans need to stand up.s is a threat on your second amendment. this is step one to create a gun registry. the next thing is to come and take our guns. and i absolutely am convinced this is coming from an international body. china's intimately involved with that. not only with our businesses or our government know who owns guns, i think china will as well. whenever there's this registry created, you know right now china's watching your e-mails and my e-mails. maria: that's right. senator, it's great to have you on this. this is really important. we appreciate your time. thank you, sir. >>> meanwhile, back on wall street the markets taking a nose dive this week after aggressive moves by the federal reserve. david bahnsen on i've always loved building things. not just structures and skyscrapers, but teams who make it all possible. after all... we wouldn't be where we are today without them. so we made sure that like these buildings... their futures may also stand the test of time. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ another busy day? of c

. >> senator elizabeth warren on the depth of the fraud and former u.s. attorney harry lippman on the possible charges facing the trump family and their business. plus, breaking news about trump stash of classified documents, when all in starts right now. >> good evening from new york, i'm chris hayes. today new york attorney general letitia james filed a lawsuit, alleging what was already obvious to anyone who has ever paid attention. donald trump is a crook. in a more than 200 page filing, james accuses the ex president and his oldest children, don junior, eric and ivanka. his companies and some of his top executives of a long-standing, widespread scheme to commit fraud. inflating the value of his properties in order to get more favorable deals from banks. here's how ag james put it in her groundbreaking announcement. >> they violated several state criminal laws. including, falsifying business records. issuing false financial statements. insurance fraud. and engaging in a conspiracy to commit each of these state law violations. we believe the conduct al

. >> screw you elizabeth warren, you are everything wrong with politics. >> ashley: okay, he didn't stop what else he has to say. >> todd: perfectly cut clip. >> thermostat above 78 degrees, still feels cool beyond words, i worked into 78 degrees and felt like i needed a jacket. >> todd: really? critics turning up the heat on gavin newsom, our next guest is breaking down far left policies that got us to this point. do you have a life insurance policy you no longer need? now you can sell your policy - even a term policy - for an immediate cash payment. we thought we had planned carefully for our retirement. but we quickly realized we needed a way to supplement our income. if you have $100,000 or more of life insurance, you may qualify to sell your policy. don't cancel or let your policy lapse without finding out what it's worth. visit coventrydirect.com to find out if your policy qualifies. or call the number on your screen. coventry direct, redefining insurance. millions have made the switch from the big three to the best kept secret in wireless: xfinity mobile. that means millions are s

in washington today massachusetts senator elizabeth warren will be joining me on inflation and on how abortion are both dominating the parties' divide heading into the midterms. and former homeland security secretary jeh johnson will be here to discuss the mar-a-lago document fight and the january 6th investigations. but we begin in london with nbc's molly hunter, msnbc royal commentator daisy mcandrew. molly, let's talk about what we've seen from the royal family today as the citizens throughout that country are finally getting their say, their chance to say goodbye to queen elizabeth in person. >> yeah, andrea, that's exactly right. the coffin today is moving from the family to the people. we are actually across from westminster hall. the queen is lying in state just across the river from where i am right now. and people line the streets of london for that procession. it was incredibly moving, and daisy can speak to being outside of buckingham palace when everyone went by. everyone was huddled around their mobile phones to watch that procession. police estimate between 700,000 and 1

please don't call the manager on me, senator karen, referring to senator elizabeth warren. the world they can get unlike what i call my level. get the read on all of this with the tiana lowe "washington examiner" reporter, luke lloyd, ininvestment strategist. neither of these two fine folks ever gets down to that level. but sometimes. neil: tiana, i can understand them doing so. they do a lot for this country. hire a lot of people. a lot of jobs count on them. you could make a very good argument they do a lot of paying back here. what did you make of what now cuban is saying? >> i think it's important to note that cuban talks about patriotism there. i mean the best act of service that mark cuban has done is being a job creator and now we're seeing him massively innovate in the medical industry with his cost plus drugs initiative. it is a website that uses radical price transparency to get lower prices on generics. that is something that is looking at the problem at the source of it, not just the list price that american consumers are on the hook for. compare that to what el

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we put elizabeth warren on the campaign trail. think he meant the january 6 committee when he was referring to the committee work expected to meet again, meet publicly, televise hearings. where are we on that? >> miexactly. the committee has said that they are going to hold additional hearings. they've held eight hearings during the course of june and july and said when they return from the summer recess, which is this week they will begin to hold additional hearings. we expect at least one of those to happen later this month. some of the members of the january 6 committee have said they want to focus on some key issues heading into the fall one of those being what happened in the wake of the january 6 attack on the capital in the days that follow all the way leading up to the inauguration of joe biden aunt january 20 so that window of what was happening, some of the discussions the cabinet members were discussing invoking the 25th amendment to forcibly remove then president trump from office. at the same time we know there were d

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nice of elizabeth warren had the same attitude. now among the early settlers of colonial america were many groups seeking religious freedom, the united states remain the most religious of western nations. this year earning for moral and spiritual perfection so much a part of the american character has led to a plethora of new american-born religious sects like the church of jesus christ of latter-day's, seventh-day adventist, shakers, jehovah's witnesses and christian science to name a few of the more successful and long-lived. it also led to many social experiments in a search for a new way of living where property was to be held in common. the most famous of these was new harmony, indiana. it was founded in 1825 by a wealthy british industrialist by robert owen, one of the founders of the movement that came to be called utopian socialism. it got that name because the founders of the movement believed socialism could be achieved without class struggle but rather by example. that society could work in a different and better way and

all that and the billionaire who has a bone to pick with elizabeth warren. no, not elon. no, not jeff. try david? as in david rubenstein, the same one that plunked $23 million down for the magna carta. he has a beef with the massachusetts senator. let's just say, kids, cover your ears. welcome. i'm neil cavuto. a very busy start to the week. let's begin on the final events after 12 days in london with greg palkot. greg? >> hi, neil. we're at windsor castle. that was one of the favorite homes of the late queen elizabeth, ii where she's finally at rest. today's long good-byes started in london where hundreds of thousands viewed the queen lying in state. her casket brought via procession to westminster abbey for the state funeral accompanied by others among son king charles iii and since william and harry. jill biden joined hundreds of other world leaders and dignitaries, a total of 2,000 regular folks that were invited. in one moving tribute, the archbishop of canterbury said all who follow the queen's example can say we will meet again. and then the procession here to wind

that would be miss elizabeth warren. massachusetts. >> listen to elizabeth warren's version of the martha's vineyard story. >> martha's vineyard. is it getting a bad rap right now? martha's vineyard? yeah. no. oh, say to the people of his vineyard, open their hearts and we're helpful, too. oh, the boy, chris were deceived and dropped there in privately chartered shed. and teresa, like a prop for a governor who's just trying to make this. well, if nothing else, it's interesting to see history, history that we've watched unfold, a story in which the facts are not at all in dispute, get rewritten in real time and you wonder how many other stories have been rewritten. but we can see this one being written, rewritten in elizabeth warren's telling. actually , the people of martha's vineyard are the heroes and run to santurce is the villain because he deceived them. now, we just heard and it's again, factually not in dispute that island residents deceived their venezuelan's siblings by telling them they were just going to dorm.

screw you, elizabeth warren. you're everything that's wrong with politics". that was a little strong. brian: he's right about elizabeth warren, she's had nothing to say ever except that thing that's yours should be somebody elses and i want to take it from you. she's never had a plan for process parity or pro business plan in the country. business owners large and small have looked at her and said, if she comes after he, i'm toast. if she gets power, i'm toast. and the problem has been the biden administration has been a quasi elizabeth warren administration. i agree with cuban, the language is strong but the point is well taken. stu: it should be extended with the chair of the budget committee, bernie sanders, he is a specialist. at what point in socialist. at what point can we live with a socialist at the chair of the budget committee and another socialist elizabeth warren wanting to take our money. brian: the economy is not going to grow and opportunity is not created. we have some of the worst people in america when it comes to the market and business in

just $30 a line. >> todd: billionaire mark cuban giving senator elizabeth warren a piece of his mind tax the rich. >> ashley: cheryl has the story. >> the dallas mavericks owner made it very clear he is not a fan of warren's brand of politics. because i don't mind being taxed more paper i wrote a blog 20 years ago saying it's the most patriotic thing you can do after military service is pay your taxes because that's what allows everybody to live and to pro prosper. yeah, the idea of just soak the rice, billionaire tears, let's have that cup, screw you, elizabeth warren. you're everything wrong with politics. >> okay, indeed. speaking at a conference in los angeles, cuban also went on to say that he is not happy with the way the government spends taxpayer money and that warrant doesn't know what she's talking about when it comes to taxing unrealised gains. he made similar comments, by the way, and fox business last year. >> todd: i love that okay because i have nowhere to go with this, okay. at the white house actually be held accountable over censorship? >> this is a very interesting

elizabeth warren again, she called it unsafe. said banks off it but when customers are defrauded, there's not much they can do. in response, they said the fraudulent transactions are a tiny fraction. they are improving guardrails. it was a surprising -- and the hearings today this network. >> some of the takeaways from those banking hearings. let's get you a check of the latest is this flash headlines. credit suisse has denied plans to leave the u.s. market. a story says credit suisse -- it is undergoing its second restructuring in over a year but any report that it is leaving the u.s. market is categorically false. softbank group has slashed the valuation of a hotel system. sources tell us they have cut the rate of value to $2.7 million. they're investigating cyberattack. names, addresses, and email addresses may have been included. there is skepticism over how long the advance in japanese currency can hold. this doesn't change the fundamentals of why we see we as in the yen in the first place. >> there is still a gap between th

. >> i don't mind being taxed more but the idea of soak the rich, billionaire tiers elizabeth warren you are everything wrong with politics. >> biggest win in my life 24 hours ago and coming back and getting another big win. andre is a hell of a player and now i'm in the semis. >> the suspect in the deadly shooting spree in memphis is in police custody this morning after a day-long manhunt. steve terrorized that town. and now we are learning the accused gunman, who has a long criminal rap sheet should have been behind bars. >> brian: you would think it's the happiest day of his life. griff jenkins in washington with the details. >> griff: good morning, brian, steve and carley. this suspect's name is ezekiel kelly 19 years old and terrified mervians shelter in place as bloody rampage 4 dead and 8 injured. began at 12:56 a.m. memphis police department officers responded to a shooting that left a 24-year-old male dead. another victim gunned down at 4:35 p.m. at a gas station. after 7:00 p.m. a woman is shot and dies on the scene and just before 9:00 p.m. the fourth murder victim is kill

investor mark cuban speaking out, taking a shot at elizabeth warren over her push to tax billionairese i wrote a blog 20 years ago saying it's the most patriotic thing you can do after military service is pay your taxes because that's what allows everybody to live and to prosper, but, yeah, the idea of just soak the rich, billionaire tears that hold that cup, screw you, elizabeth warren, you're everything wrong about politics. >> okay. >> kind of surprising. he's been disappointing to me in terms of the path forward. >> now you're on board >> that's a good start he's pretty woke you know, normally there's a lot of virtue signal, but a lot of times he seems to rise to the occasion that to me is patently obvious i've seen it -- once again, how long has it been rich people are the problem rather than people that probably have worked hard, done well, and people get mad at elon musk who paid $11 billion how many of the complainers have to line up tax receipts to equal what elon musk paid last year? >> i think mark cuban made a good point it's a patriotic duty, but he doesn't want to be mal

so colleagues like elizabeth warren have this backward. this is a gift to the rich. is a gift to the high wage earners. it is a gift to those who were going to have the incomes they could pay this back and coming forward with something that says if you don't like your credit card debt, your student loan debt, go file for bankruptcy, we are going to wipe it all out and then you get a reset. this is unbelievable. this is not the american dream, this is a socialist dream. stuart: i am glad you used that word because that is exactly right. it is a socialist dream. let's move on. the vote to fund the government and avoid shutdown is later on today. manchin's permitting bill is not part of this bill. are you going to vote for it? >> i'm not going to vote for this. one of the things that is so aggravating as they have put the end date in december. why are they doing this? democrats know they are going to lose the house and senate. they want to go pork up one great big spending bill and trillions of dollars of additional debt onto the backs of our children, grandchildren, it

elizabeth warren would like to take the credit for it, but this actually deserves credit for the amalgamatedk, which is the bank that brought esg over to america. it is the union's largest bank, fciu, all the labor unions. they brought over the great reset, and esg. recently they brought this over to the united states, and to an organization, the international standardization organization, the iso. it's a un organization and voluntary. so what they did, when visa pushed back and said, no, we're not doing any of these things, in fact i want to quote, we do not believe companies should serve as moral arbiters, asking private companies to decide what legal products or services they cannot buy sets a dangerous precedent. okay, that's pretty clear. a week later, however, they do it. why? because amalgamated bank gets iso to change the standards. and visa comes out and says we have to follow those standards. again, america is sitting on the iso, and we're doing what the international community is telling us what to do? no. our people are telling the iso change the standard so visa will then say, o

i'm working with elizabeth warren, of all people, we have different perspectives on almost everything, but we have come to believe it's now time to look at social media platforms anew. we have this general understanding among ourselves that the regulatory system regarding social media is not working effectively. do you agree? mr. zatko: based upon what i saw a lot of things aren't working effectively, yes. senator graham: the federal trade commission, that's the primary regulator for twitter as far as we know. mr. zatko: i do not believe that twitter should have been able to be viewed as in compliance -- senator graham: do you know when the 23er8 trade commission was founded? mr. zatko: no, sir. senator graham: 1914. a lot has happened since 1914. world ward i, world war ii, explosion of social media. would you say given what you know it seems like the regulatory bodies are outgunned here? mr. zatko: i'm big tech i think they are outgunned. senator graham: wig time -- bigtime. i want people to understand paying $150 million fine seems to be of little consequence. is that your testimon

and if elizabeth warren and lindsey graham can come together around that concept, i think we're off to the races as a body. thank you very much, and what you did today will not be in vain. >> thank you very much, sir. if what i've done can contribute to positive change, it will be worth it. thank you. >> thank you, senator graham. mr. zatko, thank you for joining us, mudge, thank you for joining us. and i'd like to ask you in terms of the corporate incentives at the top of the company. something like pushing patches and security updates to employee devices, cyber hygiene is not easy about you that's a relatively low cost way to mitigate a lot of risk and there is significant risk, reputational risk, financial risk. so, why, based upon your experience working within twitter's corporate leadership, would the company not have elected to take that step, to mitigate risk in that relatively low cost way or other steps like that? >> i didn't see any financial incentives at the top levels that would then give prioritization to such efforts, in fact, i saw incentives counter to that, and combin

elizabeth warren always fiery talking about zelle.hat's one end of the politics, of the others what's unfolding in the market. the 10 year yield up, a big move on the two-year as well. this will also determine on the long end. this selloff picking up a tiny bit of steam here. guy: europe is through -- stoxx 600 on the low to the year. we got below 300. you've also got this happening in the bond market, probably leading this. u.s. 10 year up sharply. these are big moves. you think about the cumulative over the last few days. the cumulative move over the last few days, absolute the eye watering. alix: you have to wonder what central bank is leading which one. is it about the fed and there hawkish in us. the boe to 50, they will be doing some tightening but is that worth it on the 10 year. guy: it's all about the fed. everybody else's following along and trying to keep up. the fed is in charge of this completely. powell talks about the fact he's not a global central banker. the effect is clear and discernible. the effect elsewhere is abs

you are going to see i think more members of congress like elizabeth warren speak up and say hey, stopuse we don't want to see a recession. when you were at jackson, did you hear enough resolve among governors to say they can stand up to that political pressure? >> i'm confident that's what they said and what people were saying at the bar after three drinks, it's clear people understand its a historic challenge. when push comes to shove your under pressure, what do you do? i'll remind you when i was in the white house for a big chunk of the time president trump was threatening to fire jay powell and one day after we convinced him it was a bad move, we announced he would be fired in the stock market went up 1000 points. that did happen in the president praised us for adopting a policy that made the market go up but if they attack jay powell, it's a negative for the economy and markets, the independents and that is important, i think president trump started to realize that after a while and democrats make political points but in the end the biden and administration i'm pretty sure will d

i asked elizabeth warren, what happened to my money i made all my life? she said that was a really good question. i said it's not really fair to someone who became disabled. i was married 32 years. he leaves. my income is $685 and i've never been without a job. so now i'm forced to go back to work to survive and i don't want to count on the government for my money. and here's the other question quickly. my other question is how is it they take social security out of a person who is retired at 69 because i am working a job taking care of an autistic gentleman. and they take social security out of my paycheck. which i don't make that much. but they still take social security out of someone who's already receiving social security. so i'm kind of confused. >> what's happening to you has almost nothing to do with what we are talking about today. the welfare law of 1996. what you are involved in is both social security and a program called ssi or supplemental security income, which is our welfare program for people that are adults like you. so the question is i

nice of elizabeth warren had the same attitude. now among the early settlers of colonial america were many groups seeking religious freedom, the united states remain the most religious of western nations. this year earning for moral and spiritual perfection so much a part of the american character has led to a plethora of new american-born religious sects like the church of jesus christ of latter-day's, seventh-day adventist, shakers, jehovah's witnesses and christian science to name a few of the more successful and long-lived. it also led to many social experiments in a search for a new way of living where property was to be held in common. the most famous of these was new harmony, indiana. it was founded in 1825 by a wealthy british industrialist by robert owen, one of the founders of the movement that came to be called utopian socialism. it got that name because the founders of the movement believed socialism could be achieved without class struggle but rather by example. that society could work in a different and better way and

>> it wouldn't be a hearing if we didn't have the elizabeth warren and jamie dimon show.draft fees. so i was expecting that. that's part of the fun. it's a crazy two days. it was everything about, you know, abortion to guns to unionization. there were a couple of gems in there that i think are worth us paying attention to. the first is when the house meeting and they asked about confidence in the fed. everybody raised their hand that they were confident in the fend. we should take comfort in that. they're in the middle of everything, borrowing, credit card receipts. they have their hands on the pulse of the market. the second one that i think is a little bit more interesting and started with something that jamie dimon said. he started talking about how consumers are a good shape going into a recession with savings. i didn't draw the same conclusions that jamie dimon did from that. >> neil: what is interesting, too, there had been criticism yesterday among house members, a couple of republicans and democrats, that the banks have been very chincey with their money. they hav

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>> did you see elizabeth warren's twitter post i think it was yesterday? i mean elizabeth warren's already pointing fingers at the federal reserve for rising unemployment rate we're going to see over the next year but the same old blame game cycle. politicians blame the fed. the fed will blame politicians when in reality both politicians and the federal reserve both that got us into this mess. if they stopped interfering in the free markets, stop pushing narratives that would be in the best interests for the majority of americans and majority of the world. going forward, the two factors from the economy, getting stable growth in economy reliant on the job market and inflation, those two variables, right? until inflation goes back down below 4% we won't see normalcy in the markets. the kicker, the key, what unemployment rate is attached to that 4% level of inflation? is it 4%, 5%, 6%, 7%? if we get inflation down below 7% maintaining unemployment i find that unlikely. the most likely scenario a pretty high rate of unemployment, 5%, 6% unemployment. the fed

>> well, i don't want to attack elizabeth warren.cognizes and she's a very smart person, a harvard law school professor. when she says these things the laws are not going to change that much because she's really not able to get a majority of the senate to do what she wants. if she was a majority or president of the united states, she may have different positions give different responsibilities, but the time being i think her views are not likely to be the dominant views in washington neil: so david, i didn't want to belabor this , but when this argument is that the rich have to pay more their fair share or that's the whole argument that you hear from joe biden a lot, that the rich are finally paying their fair share and all this , how do you feel about that? >> well i'm paying staggering amount of money, but i also think that sometimes we look at the percentage of people paying you don't look at the quantitative amount. let's suppose bill gates is paying $2 billion a year in taxes but the percentage is smaller than your percentage. w

but the democrats in congress, particularly elizabeth warren, have been holding the banks hostage. be approved, and they've been yelling and screaming about stock repurchases. you know, it's a poisonous political environment. but ironically, the banks look pretty good in the third quarter, at least the lending side of the banks. the market side of the goldmans and the cities and the jpmorgans are going to have a tough time because volumes in the market are down. liz: didn't we learn -- >> overall the banks, the mainstream banks are recovering. liz: yeah. which is are good news, certainly. chris, didn't we learn from the financial crisis that you have the tailor rules to the size of banks? it is not one size fits all. we were throwing -- we, the collective we, meaning the regulators -- were throwing the same rules at both the big guys and the little guys, and that nearly put a lot of the smaller regional banks which are so important to local lending out of business. >> yeah, that's right. well, the regulators have a one-size-fits-all mentality. they can't handle any more. and they a

senator elizabeth warren, representatives clark, morton, presley. i think you may be the best of all, based on your kids. [laughter] at any rate, i think jake, you had done a good job. the problem is you are too young. [laughter] teddy came down to help me the very last event we had when i was running for senate. true story. he came down to delaware and we had this great big thing. an old senator -- it was the largest group we had, two days before the election. or, 67 -- 6000 people assembled at saint anthony's. he stood up and he said, i like joe biden a lot. he will be very good in the u.s. senate. the problem is, i think he's too young. i was 29. the wall street journal ran straight story, kennedy says biden too young to be in the senate. at any rate, teddy was a good friend. jim mcgovern and richie neil, you made possible today with your support, we wouldn't be here without you. i want to thank you to the port authority. lisa, thank you for welcoming me to logan airport today. [applause] i am here to talk about the historic investment we are goi

but isn't that politician is elizabeth warren, who is flat out on balance? you should do the videos. warren sent those companies the letter this month letter claims the goal of tracking purchases is to, quote, prevent mass shootings and , quote, terrorism. so what does this mean? where's it going? well, no one on television thinks more deeply about the big things than our friend glenn beck. >> he's the author of the book the great reset. and we're happy to have you join us tonight. to explain what we should think about this. glenn, thanks a lot. congrats on the book, by the way. >> and thanks, laura . well, coming on . thank you. what does this mean? okay, so first of all, a couple of things. elizabeth warren would like to take the credit for it, but this actually deserves credit for the amalgamated bank, which is the bank that brought esg over to america. it is the union's largest bank. it's seiu and all the labor unions. they brought over the great reset and esg recently. they brought this over to the united states and to an organization, the international

had on the left members of congress such as alexandria, the representative from new york and elizabeth warren the senator from massachusetts saying that's not good and that's not what we want. we want to do something different. we need to band members of congress from trading stocks because the current rules of the road or not working and then you have some republicans who also were effectively saying the same thing. you had a josh hawley the senator from missouri, later donald trump and kevin mccarthy more or less saying we need the absolute consideration of banning them from trading stocks. you would never put those representatives and politicians in the same conversations on the same page but nevertheless, that is wheree they were landing and to the question you asked where do things stand now and in the interim between december and today has been a series of pieces of legislation by democrats and republicans that have struck on thatt very issue saying we need to do something different. we need to band members from trading stocks and band their family members from trading stocks as well an

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elizabeth warren in over two dozen democrats on letters to the ceos of credit card companies and demandacking gun sales. kathy hochul tweeted, everyone needs to do their part to combat gun violence. american express, mastercard and visa should catalog their gun purchases. and then new merchant codes were approved. so guess what happened visa, mastercard, and american express, just like that, all caved and will now categorize gun store sales separately. your purchases cannot be tracked in other words. he is greg steube. congressman, if you take back the house will you launch inquiries into how pressure was put on these companies chris mack >> i'm looking forward to the ability to issue subpoenas from the judiciary committee. i would not be shocked if in a year from now we find out that it was the fbi that asked these credit card companies to start keeping track of this data, just like they have stuck up with berg to diminish russian disinformation. i wouldn't be shocked if the fbi was involved in this. but if we get the house back will issue subpoenas to get the facts on the communicatio

folks like lindsey graham the republican from south carolina aligning with elizabeth warren, the democratrom massachusetts saying we are working on something to better regulate tech companies. amy klobuchar and chuck vastly leading in -- leaning into this idea. senator blumenthal suggested we might need a regulatory agency to regulate tech. all of that is in the realm of d.c. and the ongoing conversation of the role in big tech and where regulation comes in. the elon musk part kind of place into a little bit of what we heard from zatko, what he described as almost a cultural aspect of the company where he said the company kind of fights fires, moves from fire to fire. make short-term changes, isn't thinking long-term about security. they are thinking long-term about growing revenue and users. that point, even though it is not specifically one of the three reasons that elon has given to back out of the deal, i think that would be the one he might be most interested in. he has leaned on this idea that the board and the executives have misrepresented data. while we did not hear about bots or