i do, i mean you advise ro, connor elizabeth warren a, or see the progressive gorgeous. what. what do they say when you say things like you've just said to me because they all voted for more military aid to ukraine? a receiver to $40000000000.00 and military aid. i mean they've, they've turned around the 1.3 trillion spending bill from 2018 that specifically said the, as of regiment with their nazi ties could be, were the ones being sanctioned in effect. what did they say to you when you say, look, some of these policies may unite and make the u. s. declining bow. basically the context in which subjects of that kind of come up when i'm talking with these, these legislators is a little bit different than the current context that you and i are talking about these things in connection with. so in general, when i talking to american policymakers, progressive legislators, i'm talking more about the need for a kind of re diversification of and a re, let's say autonomy or all harkey restoring set of policies for the american economy . right. i mean, the us itself used to have a very

s embassy, nazi and, and so what i like elizabeth warren and ro, connor and so on. at clearly you see them as making a difference and that there is a clear difference between the 2. but what do you make a fan of the criticisms from the left, which they know the fact that they are actively supporting the war spending trillions of public money while 40000000 go hungry. i know it's been said that you can't find a bridge and i know you write about infrastructure and the need for more bridges. you can find a bridge in the united states without someone sleeping under it. and none of these progressive caucus people tried to put medicare and some kind of health care system into the massive spending bills that have been passed. the huge jumble of spending bills, i all made it as a, in terms of a, made it a veto, a position. what is the i don't, i don't know of anybody who would claim that the progressive element of the party is actively supporting any of this stuff. people like ro and people like a c will vote in favor of legislation that there are sort of massive majorities

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it's extortion >> joining us now is senator elizabeth warren, the democrat from massachusetts and member of the armed services committee senator warren, thank you so much for being here. i -- i would love to get your reaction to tommy tuberville's latest defense of his actions saying the military has too many generals what do you make of that >> everyone is familiar with the fact the senate has to approve judges, has to approve cabinet officials, has to approve ambassadors. turns out that for all our top ranking military they also have to be approved by the senate, so when someone is promoted from colonel to brigadier general they have to be promoted by the senate this is always done routinely and done in a big package and in fact there's usually not a recorded vote on this. and what's happened is because of the department of defense's policy on permitting people who are in a state, in a military installation in a state that prohibits certain reproductive right -- access to reproductive health care, they can leave the state. the military says go away for a few days, get the care you need

senator elizabeth warren, than you for your time tonight.ly appreciate it. >> thank you >> we have still more to com this evening including reports of a new grand jur investigation towards trum supporting initial electio deniers in michigan. while the prosecutor in georgi warns police to get ready fo the charging decisions, whic are coming this summer plus, after rachael revelation about justice christ thomas' financial entanglements with a billionaire, new reporting today reveals another suprem court justice, who left ou some interesting information for him his public disclosures that's next. >> when it comes to reducing sugar in your family's diet, the more choices, the better. that's why america's beverage companies are working together to deliver more great tasting options with less sugar or no sugar at all. in fact, today, nearly 60% of beverages sold contain zero sugar. different sizes? check. clear calorie labels? just check. with so many options, it's easier than ever to find the balance that's right for you. more choices. less sugar

in the book i talk about elizabeth warren and how she turned to las vegas. and i'll say this about elizabeth. whatever you think about warren, you might think she's too lefty. you might think she don't like whatever it is. one thing i'm hoping we can all in room agree that no matter what she does between now and the day she meets her maker is that she saved the world from michael bloomberg in 160 seconds, in one way, she destroyed michael bloomberg's ridiculous presidential candidacy in 59 seconds. i talk about it in the book. she turns up in vegas. first answer, she goes for a billionaire who calls women pigs. no, i'm not talking about trump. it's genius. her team were hugging chairs in the green room and jumping and down wikipedia that night. bloomberg's page to say, killed on stage in las vegas by elizabeth warren. so i would say as as politicians, warren, who's been a who's who was a high debate champion and went to university on debate scholarship, is certainly up there. you know what else she did? i mean, she lots of plans. maybe more than hillary clint

they also asked this vital question to one of a seeds and elizabeth warren's advisors. and this and much more next on going underground. ah, what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy fantasia, let it be an arms race in his offense. very dramatic development. only personally, i'm going to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very difficult time time to sit down and talk ah, with ah, i'm after it answered, welcome back to going underground, broadcasting all around the world from dubai in the united arab emirates here in the mid least economies, a booming, but the outlook for what some call the post ukraine dying you as empire vassal states in europe. things may not be so rosy while 40000000 will go hungry tonight in the usa, the media may be talking about something called a debt ceiling. they probably shouldn't be, says one economist who advised congresswoman alexandria casa cortez, amongst others. amidst his fight to end the climate emergency. professor robert hawkins cornell, edward cornell, professor of law and professor

elizabeth warren, any ideas? well, if you actually did tax above the average income, 100% of the access, and if you did actually subsidize everyone below the average income up to the average income, i'll stipulate tonight counselor that everyone be equal at zero. that is math this is not left wing right wing liberal conservative republican group. it's just plain math. and that is the theorem, i think really is important. steve, for the coming debate. why do you want to cut government spending? because it hurts the economy. you don't want to do it because not nice to some people. others, it kills the economy. we've a decline in the economy from what is it, 1999 to the present, just a secular decline of incredible proportions. we are the japan ification of america i mean, all of this purely simply because of redistribute in this society. and the more you put up with it, the longer it's going to last and the worse it's going to become. let me turn it over to brian. brian, can you just a couple of minutes talking abo

senators elizabeth warren and bernie sanders released a bill, and in the bill they removed the cap onhat people pay in the. they asked millionaires and billionaires to pay all of their income just like the rest of us do. they not only achieved 75 year solvency, they also increased everybody's benefits in this country by $200 per month. it is simple. this man -- i'm sorry, i am pointing at chuck -- he is not being honest with the american people. he is making it seem like the only choice to address the problem of a benefit cut in a decade is to cut benefits now. that's not a solution to the problem, it is just the problem sooner. and then his math is not correct. you can check the actuaries math on the sanders-warrenville and see that it achieves 75 year solvency. host: does it do that by delinking benefits to income? guest: yes, it does. what it does, you just adjust the formula which is what we have right now. the more that you pay in in social security, the less there is a return on the seller's -- salaries at the high end. you just continue that, and that is a way of making the ben

es that suggest -- elizabeth warren is on the senate banking committee and she talked about permanently increasing the limit up to as much as $10 million for all accounts. but you are describing something that would take a more tailored approach. >> yeah. i think we want to wait to see what the fdic report lays out. i think, again, it's a little bit unfair if some banks, the biggest ones, if it feels like they are getting free insurance for big limits. i think there's a very good argument that if we are going to be ensuring it, people should pay for it. and when i say people i think bank managers should pay for it. i open to thinking through the various optionsut this will require congress to act. this is one of those issues that the regulators will not be able to do on their own. >> you raised the question of security, and obvious the, it's a huge issue on people's mind, the bank failure. it's not just svb it's a couple of others that went down, credits we spelled out -- credit suisse, buildout in switzerland. -- bailed the out switzerland. if you are at home watching, i'm not sure how

disinformation >> in allowing republicans to vote -- >> reporter: take this computer-generated elizabeth warrensting republicans shouldn't be allowed to cast ballots. >> it is necessary to restrict republican voting in the 2024 election. >> reporter: the senator never said that, but ai can make it easier for anyone, not just experts, to create fake content. to show you how simple it can be, we tried prompting one ai site with something ludicrous. politicians kicking puppies. but some strategists worry about what could happen when the lines blur around what's real and what's not. >> to the extent that ai allows people who are trying to deceive people, to the extent that they can do that with better content, that will be problematic. >> reporter: new technology and a new political frontier, hallie jackson, nbc news, washington. >> that's a lot to process. >>> when we come back, why the voice you hear on your next train or bus ride just might be one of these kids. >>> finally, an empowering program under way for national autism awareness month. it's giving kids an exciting new way to have their vo

i'm talking about bernie sanders, elizabeth warren, and others, they are against it. there's some on the committees that are raising these limits. host: why not appropriations as another avenue? guest: for those at home, basically what you are saying is they are skipping a step. it's faster. it they do not have to mark up this bill in committee, marking it up means other people get a say as two it goes in the legislation, but they want to fast-track the process, get it through the house. the house normally is not in on fridays but it will be in this friday, so they have until friday to pass the legislation. we expect the rules committee meeting to be tomorrow afternoon so they are moving quickly. host: the reason i say that is because speaker mccarthy and others said when they took the office it would be the regular thing to move their the appropriate committees to get legislation passed. guest: i'm slightly. what i -- absolutely. what i have found is lawmakers tend to say that they want to change when they get to leadership positions. this is a question that was brou

senator elizabeth warren. >> this extremist texas judge reminds us that roe will be on the ballot in 2024. >> reporter: some republicans are already leaning in to that fight. >> maybe there will come a point where house republicans on the appropriations side have to defund fda programs that don't make sense. >> reporter: today 400 pharmaceutical leaders issued a scorching condemnation of that texas ruling, saying if courts can overturn approved drugs without regard for science, then every medicine is at risk of facing the same legal challenges as mifepristone. norah. >> that's quite a ruling. weijia jiang, thank you. >>> the pentagon said today the online leaks of highly classified documents present a very serious risk to national security. those documents expose u.s. intelligence on asia and the middle east. but the biggest concern involves the war in ukraine. cbs's catherine herridge on what's being done to limit the damage. >> reporter: tonight pentagon officials are scrambling to identify the source of leaked documents apparently meant for senior decision makers like the joint ch

well, yeah, we, i mean we had the backlash of elizabeth warren who at the moment is the crypto crusader who's going to try and obliterate any kind of innovation using cryptic currency in the u. s. we saw her comments on again saying with absolute rubbish that bitcoin mining is destroying the u. s. increasing energy bills, which is absolutely not true at all. if you look at any big money, big companies actually came into the u. s. in the industrialized zones and got them up and running again. the last thing they've done is taken any money out of the us economy and away from consumers. rather they've paid taxes and put money back into specifically in a states like texas, the very probate court. so it's absolute rubbish. it really is, i think, a massive, massive sort of shopping days when you can just send the journalist downside, the side of the whistlebury host and needed immediate access to 5 by this level to contain the casualties up to the democratic republic and are useful for customers like looks like plastic, hold down because we are seeing that the lake is now clear from time to t

oh yeah we, i mean we had the, the backlash of elizabeth warren, who at the moment is the crypto crusader who's going to try and obliterate any kind of innovation using cryptic currency in the u. s. u, we saw her comments on again saying this absolute rubbish that bitcoin mining is destroying the u. s. increasing energy bills because of it, which is absolutely not true at all. if you look at any big mining big companies actually came into the u. s. into d industrialized zones and got them up and running again. the last thing they've done is taken any money out of the u. s. economy and away from consumers. rather they pay taxes and put money back into specifically in as states like taxes, the very pro bitcoin. so it's absolute rubbish. it really is, i think a much a massive sort of shot in the foot to the new york times dawn of the days when you can just send the journalist down somewhere that janet can make a lot of stuff up. cherry pick facts because nowadays, nowadays everyone has a smartphone. everyone has the internet, so we can very easily find out whether it's true or false. a massi

the governor announced her state has started stockpiling the drug buying 15,000 doses, senator elizabeth warrens judge reminds us that roe will be on the ballot in 2024. >> some republicans are leaning into that fight. >> maybe when house republicans have to defund fda programs that don't make sense. >> but today 400 pharmaceutical leaders issued a scorching condemnation of the texas ruling saying if courts can overturn approved drugs without regard for science, then every medicine is at risk of facing the same legal challenges as this drug. norah. >> norah: it's quite a ruling, thank you. tonight the mother of a 6-year-old boy who shot and wounded his teacher in a virginia classroom is facing criminal charges. on charges including the firearm and endangering a child. the teacher still recovering, filing a $40 million lawsuit last week claiming school the ministers avoided warnings that the boy had a gun at school and posed an imminent threat. the only leaks of highly classified documents presented a very serious risk to national security. those documents exposed u.s. intelligence on asia and t

massachusetts, the governor announced her state has stocked mifepristone buying 15,000 doses, senator elizabeth warrenreminds us that roe will be on the ballot in 2024. >> reporter: some republicans are already leaning into that fight. >> maybe there comes a point where house republicans on the appropriation side have to defund fda programs that don't make sense. >> reporter: but today 400 pharmaceutical leaders issued a scorching condemnation of the texas ruling saying if courts can overturn approved drugs without regard to science, then every medicine is at risk of facing the same legal challenges as mifepristone. norah. >> norah: it's quite a ruling in a saying, yes, thank you. tonight the mother of a 6-year-old boy who shot and wounded his teacher in a in is cing criminal charges. a grand jury indicted her on charges including recklessly leaving a loaded firearm and endangering a child. the teacher still recovering from the january shooting filed a $40 million lawsuit last week claiming school administrators ignored warnings that the boy had a gun at school and posed an imminent threat. the pentag

kathy cortez and elizabeth warren discusses in the latest episode of option, returns is going underground. you can watch the full interview here on our tea tomorrow. but here's a sneak peak. there is a good deal more talk now about the dollarization than there used to be. i think largely going to the fact that a number of the brick nations and other nations as well are trying to kind of get out from under the us dollar as the sort of principle trans national currency. so if you had a training block form, say, between china, russia, maybe some other bricks, members, maybe all the other bricks members and maybe a few other nations is highly likely that you would actually have the makings of a kind of on tarkey within that particular training block, as we know, russia has vast natural resources as well as a great deal of technical know how we also know, of course, that africa is very resource rich in china in particular. but also russia have been expanding their trade relations and their economic relations with africa. and you know, between africa, russia and china, it would seem to me that

so senator elizabeth warren, who clearly has no idea about financial statistics, they pulled everything up on her. she seems to spend more time debating whether women have penises as opposed to economic policy, which is actually a job in the senate. and they really kind of destroyed or online doing that. and really that caused a lot of reaction from outside of the crypt wells and outside of the new york times . the really the most important person was, has the peers, who's the accept the c commissioner and under her guys. i actually met maria in 20 . valerie 3 gump the republic of batteries. couple of years ago, legalized crypt, the currency mining. we're going to see that massive effect. it's been an amazing victory, then they keep an ongoing for, for russia and china and, and everyone in the smoking, multi polar world. and it's making the crypt community realize that the us is not their friend. that crypto nice to find a new home outside of the us and stop paying its taxes elsewhere. right. i believe that we go to a new york times grab. is that right? yeah, let's take a look. we might

and so elizabeth warren is out there now saying universal free childcare from that would be doubling down on the two earner family model to the structural disadvantage age of people who want to pursue the one earner model, the one that made so many people so happy for, so many centuries. and so the one of the biggest things we could do for families in the next ten years is just make the left does not bring in universal subsidized childcare, it's going to come up in every presidential election and, you know, with enough momentum, it could actually happen. so there will be enormous in just stopping that from because that would that would make our family problem even worse. and i think one thing that sort of underline in connection with helen's point is this this idea of family policy as it sort of kind of rolled out over there in capitol hill and other contexts, is often about basically making better workers. it's not about kind of parents to their kids. so from my perspective, perspective, it's true for family studies. we're talking about family policies that actually re functionalize

wealthy to extend the solvency for social security and a proposal introduced by bernie sanders and elizabeth warren this year. i told you it was a left leaning survey. stu. stuart: that's what's going to happen. raise taxes on the rich and don't raise the retirement age. let the rich pay, why not. some parents making really big financial sacrifices to help adult children. what are they doing, ash? ashley: essentially draining bank accounts and according to bank rate 51% younger and older generations agree people should cover their own cell phone, credit card, and car insurance starting around 20 years old but people more likely to say it's okay to give financial help for those bills that basically command a higher sticker price like housing, health insurance and student loans and they're draining their bank account, stu. stuart: one more, ash and especially for you. i want to talk about ai bringing people back from the dead. how does that work? ashley: yeah, good question. talking about catching up with the friends and relatives they're boldly predicting a human being's consciousness could be up lo

>> it is a far green lefty agenda led by elizabeth warren and other radical tree huggers out there. they are not -- but again they do this in the darkness of night. president biden is overseas and the epa director talks about new standards, emissions standards. what a chicken. the president should have been here to announce it himself. it is not palatable with the majority of americans. stuart: four florida republicans have endorsed donald trump, not desantis. reportedly, the call to delay or change their mind, seems like trump is walking away with the nomination. what say you? >> donald trump is the most formidable person in the room, former president of the united states with the most loyal following. i thought his best move was in east palestine when they had that explosion in president biden didn't go, you started to see, you saw donald trump go and you started to see poll numbers take up from there and there's a lot of sympathy for the attacks, the barrage of attacks, they are going after him because he's in front. america loved his policies, his policies work to. there's a rea

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we've already seen how democrats in congress, elizabeth warren and others, are pressuring credit cardcode and keep track of any purchase made at a store that sells firearms. why? so these private companies can then say, hey, this person is purchasing, i don't know what they deem as a threshold, but they will report that as suspicious activity to law enforcement and expect law enforcement to go after the purchases, the legal purchases that a private person made. this all comes back to how you open this. one we give up our economic autonomy, we no longer have freedom. once we allow someone else to control our wallet, they then control our freedoms. >> tucker: do you think people understand what this means? it will be sold, as always, an effort to push back against terrorism or international finance fears or crime or whatever. do people understand on a gut level what could be coming? >> i don't think they do. it's understandable because if you listen to what the government is telling us, like with all of these other things, whether it's the patriot act or restrict act, they're doing the