emanuel cleaver. i want to know why the black people have such a problem obeying the police commanders. i think that is one of the problem what is and we seem to have disrespect for the police. >> i will let you respond congressman. cleaver: i am sure the gentleman who asked that, i'm sure he means well. but that is a picture right there of the americans that is probably not healthy for any of us brady is saying, will for small i can't for all black people. but he why are they obeying orders to the police. i don't want him to hate me but understand that what he says, is one of the problems we have. and were making judgments about race on someone that should be asked as an individual. most african-americans that i know in with the children, i have the voice. [inaudible]. pretty especially the male african-americans with the children. this a they stop you and put your hands up in the dashboard you say yes sir, no sir. you say please and and you need to explain that you're going to reach in your back poc

thousands of people attend the funeral of chad's president addressed baby with emanuel macron leading tributes and pledging french support. never. and space x. stands for astronauts to the international space station using a recycled rocket in capsule. welcome to the program anger and desperation is growing in india where the health care system is collapsing as covert cases saw india's 2nd wave continued its shocking subject tree on friday setting a new global record with another 3 132000 infections hospitals in the country are reporting shortages of beds oxygen and medicine and adding to all of this a new development a hospital fire in the state of maharashtra has killed 14 covert patients from new delhi elizabeth prada reports on the multiple crisis facing the country. overcome with grief. this man and other family members of 14 people. killed in a fire at this hospital in maharashtra state broke down as they confronted staff the place where through the intensive care unit or i.c.u. the matter for me about unfortunately a major fire disaster happened at our hospital at about 3 am th

but also the remarks made by the perpetrator at the time of the crime or more will be president emanuel mccann pay tribute to the police work and name does stephanie in a tweet he said the nation stood by her family and in the fight against islam is terrorism we will not give up. and the prime minister condemned what he called another barbaric and cowardly attack let's go straight to paris where our correspondent lisa lewis is standing by lisa what more do we know about the attack. well the police is obviously still looking into his background we know that he was 36 years old he arrived in france in 2009 as an illegal immigrant but then obtained legal papers in 29000 that were valid until the end of this year now the police officer looking into possible links to other people he's reported to have published posts on social media saying that he was complaining about an atmosphere of islamophobia in france but so far we don't know yet if he has been in contact with anybody else here in france or abroad to plan this attack really place that many people will remember last october when teache

shops are shut schools are closed although they are supposed to reopen in a week or 2 and what emanuel in visit at the time when he impose a lockdown was he said that by mid may some restrictions would be lifted for example on bars and restaurants now he has convened his ministers he is asked them to come up with a strategy with a plan of how that might happen of course the french government are very keen to a boy and support the economy they know that lots of people in france are simply fed up of being in lockdown but of course doctors and health workers are warning that this would simply be a crazy move at this point they say that the infection rates are still very high and they will continue to be high in a month's time they are warning the government not to lift restrictions too fast particularly as even though the vaccine rollout in france has certainly been accelerated in recent weeks it is still relatively slow it's still only about one in 10 of the adult populations actually received a 1st dose so the warning from doctors and health experts of course is do not lift these restri

host: after the break, we will be joined by congress emanuel -- congressman emanuel cleaver.ck around. we will be right back. >> booktv on c-span2 has top nonfiction books and authors every weekend, sunday at 9:00 p.m. eastern on "afterwards," in his book "children under fire, and american crisis," the author looks at the effects of gun violence on children in america. he is interviewed by an epidemiology professor sunday at 10:00 p.m. eastern, former speaker of the house john boehner talks about his book "on the house: a washington memoir," which recounts his career in the house of representatives on the future of the republican party. sunday at 10:50 eastern, an investigative journalist on her book "high conflict: why do you trapped and how we get out," which looks at how people can engage in healthy conflict resolutions. watch booktv on c-span2. ♪ >> "washington journal" continues. host: congressman emanuel cleaver joins us now, the day after this headline in "the kansas city star," this verdict is a step, chauvin case stirs strong emotions." this is how that story by bria

julie minivan mill -- julian emanuel because of the most important day of -- julian emanuel calls ithe most important day of 2021. what we heard in the opening montage was the optimism of the haves. president biden tonight is going to talk about the rest of america. jonathan: a plan for families in america, and a big change down in washington, d.c. but as lisa has repeated through the morning, there's a lot of multitrillion dollar plans piling up. can they be executed? tom: the polarity here is absolutely remarkable. boom microsoft, boom google, boom apple, and you mentioned the shock of where we are in late april versus the beginning of the year, and yet the rest of america really has a labor struggle. jonathan: we are up more than 5% on the s&p 500, up more than 30% on have about your to date. there's a cyclical story -- on alphabet year to date. there's a cyclical story embedded. we have hardly talked about it. that's the story, main street versus wall street. the conversation shifts to main street and what is going to happen with labor costs, inflation, raw materials, transportat

it has changed the situation and obliged emanuel macron to do this, he simply had no choice.d hot spots in paris are very close to breaking point. he also spoke to the vaccination campaign, the world health organization this morning calling the rollout in europe unacceptably slow. emanuel macron recognized it had been too slow so far, vowing to have it pick up but that question of supplies still a big one for european leaders even as they have this race against time and in particular this race against the new variants, kim. >> absolutely. thank you so much, melissa bell in paris. >>> president joe biden says he has a plan to upgrade roads, bridges and even the internet across the u.s. so what will that cost? well, we will take a look at that next. stay with us. >>> from rebuilding america's roads could creating millions of american jobs president joe biden has unveiled what he calls a once in a generation investment, a $2 trillion proposal focusing on infrastructure. cnn's jeff zeleny has the details of the plan. >> it's big, yes. it's bold, yes. and we can get it done. >> re

jonathan: jonathan: coming up, julian emanuel l. -- julian emanuel. the family ate plan down in d.c.. no interest in arguing about the dow this morning. here we go, s&p 500, futures up three. tom: jonathan ferro faces formal probe over apartment refurbishment. jonathan: this is bloomberg. ♪ >> with the first word news, i'm rick took a gupta -- i'm ritika gupta. president biden will unveil a plan for childcare and families that will be paid for by the largest tax hike on wealthy americans in a decade. the child tax credit would be extended, meanwhile fund managers would lose their carried interest tax provision and the top tax rate for individuals would go back to 39.6%. fed chair jerome powell is expected to maintain aggressive support for the economy. fed policymakers wrap up a two day meeting today. they are said to hold interest rates near zero. they are expected to repeat a pledge to keep buying bonds at the current rate of $120 billion a month. a grim milestone for india, the number of deaths from coronavirus went over 200,000. an increase in inf

zeke emanuel if we can prevent another surge. >>> dancing with the devil, eye-popping lap dance by lil nasx. and we'll share ideas for new gun safety laws. i'm joshua johnson, welcome to "the week." ♪♪ >>> this week president biden unveiled the american jobs plan and today the administration went to work selling it. cabinet members made the rounds on the sunday shows. >> i think it's important that we upgrade our definition of infrastructure, one that meets the needs of 21st century economy, need to be funding and incentivizing those structures which allow us to maximize economic activity. >> this is a jobs act, good paying jobs in sectors to help us win the future, biggest investment in america since fdr, since the new deal. >> jobs are obviously key to the sales pitch, and white house says the plan would create about 19 million of them. hiring is going pretty well right now. march jobs report shows 916,000 more jobs and unemployment fell slightly to 6%. infrastructure is kind of washington's running joke about the last bastion of bipartisanship. but biden administration says it's dow

also the remarks made by the perpetrator at the time of the crime will no more will be president emanuel mccrone paid tribute to the police worker named as stephanie in a tweet he said that the nation stood by her family and in the fight against islamic terrorism we will not give up. their prime minister condemned what he called another barbaric and cowardly attack. you're watching the news live from berlin data technology program shift is operational right stage and i'm michael okwu will bring you more headlines at the top of the hour in the meantime as always our web site j w dot com thanks very much for watching. their story their very own personal drama. to tell strophe remembered. and they share private footage with us there's never been seen before. bactrim those sorts of people 26 people on t.w. . digital art works like this one are selling for big money thanks largely to an f t s providence ascribing block chain tech but who profits from the crypto art market and what they are is that's the trend hyatt that's our topic unshift today. paintings regularly self a crazy prices but bu

julian emanuel, btig cheese equity and derivatives strategy.n the lme, copper is just off all-time highs, on the london metal exchange, where we topped out at the end of that commodity super cycle going into the end of 2010, early 2011, 2012. tom: i've done a lot of technical work here on the bloomberg commodity index which is actually pretty good math, and i guess you can sort of call bear market breakout on commodities, but i don't hear that from all that many of our commodity guests. jonathan: what i hear a lot of, and we have heard it much less so recently, is the super cycle story. as you know well, being familiar with how the super cycle played out last time, i remember covering the best. i spent a lot of time talking to the miners who invested too much money in digging too many holes. that is not the story this time around. willie higher demand be met with higher supply -- will the higher demand be met with higher supply? it is not a simple for a mining company. i don't think they will commit to this is much as they did in the previous c

president emanuel mccall pleaded for cooperation. all the more the coming months each one of us must make an extra effort and this is what i ask of us collectively this evening. mccann also promised to increase the number of i.c.u. beds from the current 7000 to more than 10000 and to speed up the sluggish vaccination program across the country. contrary to his european neighbors mcconnell didn't tighten restrictions when numbers dramatically increased in january. many people here in france are now angry that he didn't take stricter measures because now obviously the weather is getting better and everybody feels like you know having more freedom and they wouldn't have minded so much to stay at home for 2 months for the last 2 months when it was raining really so many people here fear that this is not enough the latest lockdown will be in place for at least a month mark or hopes to reopen some cultural venue's even restaurants and cafes by mid may. be a correspondent lisa lewis is standing by in paris lisa the french parliament meeting

emanuel. from what i understand, you are in favor of vaccine passports.t is a vaccine passport, and why do you think it's a good idea? >> first of all, i -- separate whether i think it's a good idea or not. it's here. it's coming, it's inevitable. second, we use vaccination certification all the time for kids to go to school. i have my yellow fever certification to travel to certain countries. other people have it. and i think we are going to need reassurance, for example, if i go into the hospital. i'd like to know that people are actually vaccinated. i don't get sicker from going to the hospital than not. if i go to the theater, if i go to a sporting event. so you'll have these things. but we have to make sure that they are done ethically. i don't think it's a question of will we have it, won't we have it. we're going to have it, if only for international travel and probably domestic travel. and the question is to do it ethically, not whether to have it. that's the false discussion. >> and one more question, dr. emanuel. what about the pushback from the

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is something president emanuel micron may want to bear in mind french doctors have been venting their frustration at his failure to deliver on his promise to speed up banks and nations as france enters its 3rd lockdown they warn that the lack of available doses is now critical with ever more seriously ill covert patients being admitted to already overwhelmed hospitals but the president insists the rollout is happening at full throttle. when we talked to him when we were putting all means to vaccinate vaccinate vaccinate without a response without holidays saturdays and sundays just like week days. the general practitioners like myself are not currently receiving vaccines for 2 weeks now we've not had any vaccines available for injection we've been working for 9 months without stop and without vacation 7 days a week as mr macro says judy the inability to complete the work on time due to a lack of vaccines we believe the government is to blame for the fact that we have to work incredibly slowly but at the same time in a completely gruelling regime simply because of a lack of equipment t

. ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, please remain standing for the invocation delivered by the honorable emanuelaver ii, representative from the fifth district of missouri. mr. cleaver: as we invoke god and his mercy, let us pray. gracious god, as we gather in this historic and hallowed hall, we first ask that you would cover patricia, the children, the grandchildren, the entire family and congressional team with your wondrous wings of love. please help the family and his friends and colleagues to fill the vacant spaces left in our hearts with your undying love and forbearance. righteous savior, we thank you for placing alcee in our lives. we glorify your name for giving us such a brilliant, wonderful, and fun-loving person. he's been a blessing to many of us. as we close this humble prayer, we ask that you receive alcee with your love into your kingdom to enjoy fellowship with his family members who've gone on ahead. and as they are reunited, allow them to have a great and glorious hallelujah time with a glorious and hallelujah man. amen. >> ladies and gentlemen, please take your seats. ladies

scaffolding and 1000 specially selected trees are trying out to reconstruct the spire french president emanuel mccraw is visiting the site today to thank people taking part in the reconstruction effort as well as the firefighters who fought back the flames a quick reminder of our top story u.s. president joe biden is pulling american forces out of the longest war in u.s. history troops will leave afghanistan by the symbolic date of september 11th washington's nato allies will also withdraw from the country. the next it is dr phil thank you so much for joining us your idea of news i'm sorry kelly in berlin and take care and stacy. their story their very own personal drama. the people who survived to deter freedom remember. and the sheer private footage of ghosts that is never been seen. to turn old storage people 20 years on t w.

french president emanuel macron promised to rebuild the 300 foot spire as it was.and trees. a lot of them to resurrect the master piece. >>> and that is the overnight news for this tuesday. for some of you the news continues, for others check back with us a bit later for are cbs this morning or follow us online at cbs news.com, any time. from washington, d.c.. ♪ >>> it's tuesday, april 27th, 2021. this is the "cbs morning news." relaxing the rules. new guidance is expected today for fully vaccinated americans. what it means when it comes to wearing a mask. >> my dad got executed just by trying to save his own life. >>> state of anger. why the family of a black man shot and killed by deputies is still calling for transparency. even after viewing body camera footage of the incident. >>> fiery explosion. a witness records his exact moment when a car burst into flames on the side of the highway. ♪

near paris 3 people thought to be connected to the attack or have been detained french president emanuel met fall said the country would never give in to what he called islamised terrorism. mere military commander has been attending crisis talks with regional leaders in indonesia the law says the regime must restore democracy and end violence against its opponents the leaders want political prisoners and to be released and they plan to appoint a special envoy to find a solution to the bloodshed. it's the 1st time general men has left me since the army seized power from the civilian government at the beginning of february other nations in southeast asia one man was army to end the brutal repression of its opponents. approved be done outside the summit in the indonesians capital jakarta protest has gathered to reinforce those demands the united nations says it on rest in miami. it's a security risk for the whole region. it once members of the assy and block of countries to lead the way. as a result is more crucial than ever as the region faces an urgent crisis in yemen much the situation r

near paris 3 people thought to be connected to the attack and have failed to taint french president emanuel mccall said the country would never give in to what he called islamist terrorism. are normally quiet residential neighborhood just outside paris now the center of attention in france security agents flooded the area investigating the killing of a police employee caught offguard. of a clue couldn't say the police station is very well protected there is a protective lock and so people can't just walk in so the attacker waited for her to go and change her parking ticket the murder of course her by surprise as she left the police station for just a moment. and so it was really a cowardly barbaric attack to kill someone and to kill a policewoman. local media report that the attacker was a 36 year old man with no criminal record witnesses say they heard him say allahu akhbar arabic for god is great as he stabbed his victim a police officer then shot the attacker dead there are suggestions the man had previously scouted out the site. of. the office of the national antiterrorism prosecutor ha

and $1000.00 specially selected oak trees are drying out to reconstruct the spire french president emanuel is set to visit the site later to thank all those who are taking part in the reconstruction efforts and the firefighters who rescued the building from the flames. meantime in the champions league quarter finals manchester city have beaten dublin $21.00 to advance to the next round dortmund scored early in the match but in the 2nd half man city were too much to handle man city's phil foden netted the go ahead goal dortmund were the last german team left in the tournament also on wednesday real madrid liverpool to a goal a strong. you have to take. why subscribe to d.w. books you mean your favorite writer like to see myself as the kid sky and the strange grown up world. are new to. the coronavirus. the rate of infection.

paris and shocked the world many are wondering when notre dame will open the get for its president emanuel my grand visited the building site this week to offer some hope and to show that french heritage has not been forgotten amid the coronavirus crisis. moments from april 15th 2019 etched forever in the minds of prescience. of all the french. of anyone who's visited the city of light. or wants to some day. but from the dramatic scenes turning the beautiful monument ugly to the dramatic felling of an enormous oak tree in western france the 1st of a 1000 hand selected to rebuild the spire and roof of the cathedral. and make it beautiful again. the wood from the trees is being dried some of it on site part of a 5 year reconstruction plan that has 3 years and many miles to go. in fact the work so far has mostly been to secure what was left after the fire look at i mean. there we are all gather and. to restock at all and to give the. french architect of god he got to take their back. the french president toured parts of the restoration site on this anniversary of the fire telling workers. eac

they are available at emanuel baptist church. also fairgrounds expo hall, berger auditorium, levi's stadium, valley specialty center and gilroy high school. some do have vaccines available for people 16 and up. if you have kids looking to be vaccinated those will be your spots. the county did get more vaccines from the state and a boost of 100,000 doses from the federal government and in the next few weeks we'll start to transition to offering more vaccines at night which a lot of folks have been looking for because they can't make it during their working day. in san mateo county and san francisco folks are still really struggling to get more doses. they are available but in specific hard-hit zip codes. even as the federal government hit a major milestone with more than 200 million doses in arms and 25% of the population vaccinated that struggle continues. speaking on the "today" show the cdc director talked about the next struggle. >> we have vaccine now within five miles of 90% of americans and now comes the hard work of workin

happy easter to all, i'm mike emanuel.order crossings are on track to hit a 15-year high forcing the biden administration to open several new shelters. several are already to max capacity. alex hogan at the cpb center in donna, with a closer look on the ground. good afternoon. reporter: good afternoon, mike. we're not allowed in the center. construction is on the way. a frame of up with of these tents no doubt to make space for thousands of children who are currently inside of this center. journalists were allowed inside once last week. video shows about 4,000 kids in a space meant for 250 people. more than 18,000 kids are currently in u.s. custody. more migrants crossed the border today outside of mcallen, texas. in one spot, 200 people, most of them are families. one group of just boys traveling unaccompanied. kids between the ages of six and 16. among the kids who made this dangerous trek alone, little girls dropped 14 feet over the border wall are now safe in u.s. custody. here is a live look at the border in one of gr

with more than 172,000 migrants counted in the month of march, welcome to fox news live i am mike emanuelsent abiding facing growing calls to visit the southern border himself as these numbers continue to rise, meanwhile his border says she will leave her post at the end of the month. rich edson is tracking it all from texas, good afternoon. >> good afternoon were about a mile north of the rio grande river, that is the border with mexico and this road has been busy all day long, yet border patrol vehicles, yet buses and vans and trucks taking migrants to different from the interfacility strap area. about an hour ago you had a number of border patrol trucks in a family that presented themselves to the border patrol agents just within the last hour or so, to give you sense what's it's like, you've a massive surge happening with migrants presenting themselves all throughout the area and less than a football field away you've a sunday baseball game where locals are playing throughout the day, doing their thing while you have this massive crisis happening right behind us in presenting itself.

rebuilding a landmark 2 years after a devastating fire ripped through the cathedral in paris president emanuel back home visits the site and praises the progress being made to pursue for the iconic monument to its former glory. a moment is if it's good to have you with us u.s. secretary of state blinken has made an unannounced visit to afghanistan just hours after president biden confirmed that all american troops will leave by september 11th lincoln said his visit was to demonstrate america's ongoing commitment to the country he told the afghan president that their partnership was changing but enduring. donna said he respects the decision and expressed gratitude for the sacrifices of u.s. troops. now as the u.s. and other nato troops repaired to exit afghanistan there's concern about a possible security breakdown and the resurgence of the taliban many afghan women are especially worried about what could happen next. parvana some learning is a teacher at a private school in the afghan capital kabul this is her dream job but now she fears her career and indeed her entire life are under threat.

thank you very much mike emanuel. the power panel now.lyst and leslie marshall fox news contributor. great to see you both. guyana, i don't know if you caught the congresswoman of michigan from the top. she spoke up against maxine waters' comments. her point was lawmakers should try to de-escalate on capitol hill. when you call something the jim crow hearing it doesn't sound like de-escalation. >> i am pissed the hell off with this characterization of the georgia law. if people know their history they would know from 1877 to the 1960s the democrat jim crow policy quite frankly treated african-americans with less dignity and respect than alley dogs. this is disgusting on every level. what is so bad about the bill in georgia. you would present an i.d. was that an issue when 69% of african-american agree with voter i.d. 60 percenters of democrats agree with voter i.d. what is so insulting on this. i don't understand the democrats use race as a wedge issue on values they put cannot win on the policy mirrors. this is disgusting. to further the

thank you, mike emanuel. meantime, part of the spending goes along with what mike just mentioned about what we might do about the border. give money to those south of the border to prevent them coming north to the border. more in a second. we've been crunching the numbers on this biden tax and spending proposal. here's where we roughly stand then. if you take a look at all of the revenue and tax hike plans envisioned by the administration, you're looking at 2.1 trillion. that does not come even close to the 3.25 trillion in proposed spending. so you have to raise taxing on the wealthy or broaden out the pool to make sure that this is entirely paid for. if that is your goal. steve moore says the numbers don't add up. the former trump economic adviser and economist. steve what do you make of this? >> neil, history proves that raising the capital gains tax rate doesn't have much of an impact on revenue. they may lose revenue if they raise the capital gains tax. people don't sell stocks. so blake burman made a ve

mike emanuel, thanks. good to see you.n general jack keane, chairman of the institute for the study of water and fox news strategic analyst. there's a economic warfare element to this, general. when you look at the united states posture on this and everyone understands the attraction of saying, you know, we'll go first. this is a noble goal. so we're going to stick our neck out there and go first. but it has such an impact on our u.s. economy that china is going to sit back in 2030 and just keep growing and polluting the way they're doing. >> yeah, you know, china as we speak are opening coal-fired plants every single week of the year. brand new plants. they are going to continue to do that actually for decades to come. it's actually true. what happens at these conferences is the united states and other countries establish these very aspirational goals and they frankly outdistance the reality in terms of what the actual outcomes are. china is a case in point. if we're going to make rapid change in our attempt to achieve a

congressman emanuel cleaver, thank you so much for your time.k chauvin is getting back under way. let's cross right back to minnesota, and see what's going on there. >> try to speed things up here, again. so -- technical issue. >>> all right. we see defense attorney there, eric nelson, resume his closing arguments after approximately-a-30-minute lunch break. there seems to be a bit of a technical issue, as he tries to link back up his laptop to the system there. the audio/visual system. so we are going to keep a close eye on that. we are going to bring that to as he gets under way. he has been talking now for about two and a half hours, prior to that lunch break. paul, you know, it was -- oh, it looks like he is beginning there. seems like he's resumed his closing arguments. let's listen. >>> before the break, we were talking about the controlled substances and the role that they were -- were -- the levels that they were found in. the role that they may have applied or -- or contributed to mr. floyd's death. and i was suggesting to you that it i

i'm mike emanuel. president biden is planning for his first joint address on congress, it will be on wednesday night, it will look different from past joint addresses, thanks to the coronavirus pandemic. david spunt is live, tracking all of this for all of us. >> reporter: the reason the president is holding the joint address is to mark his 100 days and the 100 days in office for any president of the united states regardless of political party is important because it sets the tone. it sets the ayou jen da for what -- agenda for what the next few years will look like in the white house as the president is in power. as you mentioned, high marks for the coronavirus, lower marks for immigration. 58% of those polled in our fox news poll approve of president biden's handling of covid-19. 34% disapprove. with immigration, 34% approve of the handling, 52% disapprove of his handling of the covid-19 pandemic. mike, with a 46 to 15% margin, voters say u.s. border security is worse today than it was two years ago

>> shannon: mike emanuel at the white house tonight. thank you very much, mike.tocks ended the week on a high note. the dow gained 228. the s&p 500 was up 45. nasdaq surged 198. for the week the dow lost about a half percentage point, the s&p 500 was down about one-eighth, nasdaq was off a quarter. breaking tonight a cdc advisory group is urging that johnson & johnson's coronavirus vaccine be put back into use. the government suspended injections because the formula has been linked to rare blood clots in women. advisers say vaccine's benefits outweigh the risks it's very small but serious. cdc director rochelle walenski said 10% drop of covid-19 cases in the past week is a hopeful trend but she says there is still unsettling gaps in parts of the country where vaccination rates are low. the biden administration says there are now adequate supplies of n-95 masks so medical providers may soon return to using one mask per patient. the national nurse's union calls the new guidance a tiny step in the right direction that ultimately they say failed to protect nurses. co

rahm emanuel was sitting right there in the meeting. she said she would not help them push through a small bill read a less comp or has a bill. he had a choice. he could go big or go home. barack obama naturally shows to go big. she pushed after the house in a display of political muscle we rarely see. host: how so? guest: the house had passed a bill the house liked. the senate passed a bill the senate liked. they were different. in order to get the bill done, once that 60th seat was often the senate, had to use a process called reconciliation, which at the time seemed obscure. these days we talk about it morning, noon, and night. they cannot make big changes to the senate bill. they had to swallow the bill that they thought was not nearly as good as their bill. that was what the task was. and that was what the test was. whether she can get the senate version of the bill to the house. she did by using persuasion, cooperation, and by using threats. host: in this chapter you have a description of her as lyndon johnson in four inch heels.

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>> bret: mike emanuel live on the north lawn. thank you. joining us tonight to talk about all of this plus other big foreign policy issues former secretary of state mike pompeo. good to see you, mr. secretary. >> bret, it's good to be with you. >> bret: your thoughts on this climate summit. you had a handful of countries that signed onto the goal of cutting emissions by 50 -- more than 50% in the next decade but some countries did not. there was some criticism of your administration former president trump's administration, and how you dealt with climate change. >> board of directors the decision for the united states to reofficer the paste climate accord and then the announcement that the president made today is enormous gift to the chinese communist party and a real threat to the united states of america. it's a domestic threat. this will destroy tens and tens of thousands of jobs all across the yates. it's an international threat. when i was the secretary of state, our capacity to deliver o and g petroleum around the world gave us eenormo

julian emanuel at btig for somebody who thinks bitcoin is going to be a 92 grand next year, tim, i don'toin to me. what do you make of julian's assessment of this melt-up >> well, first of all, april is seasonally always a great month for the market, often is and may and june often can be awful months so, look, the expectation of this earnings season being remarkable is something that i am concerned about i'm more concerned about the point in which analysts and companies themselves have actually started to talk about normalized earnings. so i do think you have, for example, let's take the financials banks have rallied dramatically into this. i own money-centered banks do i expect their numbers to be good i think they're going to be great. i think banks if they follow the script that they typically followed in the last six or seven quarters, they're going trade down on this news. and it's going to take three weeks into earnings season for them to pick up steam again. i think that's kind of where yes with the market. >> by the way, it always seems like they trade down on earnings, dan. >>

. >> congressman emanuel cleaver with us 'til the top of the hour, when the house gavels in. congressman, we'll begin in the show-me state, east of kansas city is oak grove. independent mike is on the line for you. go ahead. >> good morning, representative cleaver. >> good morning. >> i want to know, you know, why the black people have such a problem obeying a police command. i think that's where the problem is. they seem to have disrespect for the police. >> i'll let you respond, congressman. >> that's in my district, oak grove. i'm sure the gentleman means well. but he just painted a picture of african-americans that is probably not healthy for any of us. first of all, i can't speak for all black people. but he's saying, you know, why are black people not obeying orders from the police. i would like for him to not hate me, but understand that what he said was one of the problems we have, and that is, we're making judgments about a race based on something that should be asked an individual. most african-americans that i know tell their children, i went through it as a child

i'm joined by yvette simpson, chris christie, former republican governor of new jersey, rahm emanuel,n unveiled the biggest expansion of government programs in more than 50 years. will he be able to get any of it done? >> he's already gotten a large piece of it done. look at the child tax credit and that investment, which is significant. he's also hit upon something on education that republican governors, democratic mayors, adding four years to a child's education. we live in a period of time where you earn what you learn. there's effort by republican governors and republican congressmen for that type of free education and expanding, making sure everybody has a chance to compete for the american dream. i do think what's going to happen in this area, you're going to get a traditional infrastructure bill that will get bipartisan support. they're going to use revenues from the tax gap and tax cheats that don't pay their fair share. he'll go through another process of getting corporate taxes up, et cetera, producing revenue for the other pieces of the agenda. when we look back a year from

president emanuel mccall pleaded for cooperation. of the coming months each one of us must make an extra effort this is what i ask of us collectively this evening. my car also promised to increase the number of i.c.u. beds from the current 7000 to more than 10000 and to speed up the sluggish vaccination program across the country. contrary to his european neighbors my column didn't tighten restrictions when numbers dramatically increased in january. many people here in france are now angry that he didn't take stricter measures because now obviously at the weather is getting better and everybody feels like you know having more freedom and they wouldn't have minded so much to stay at home for 2 months for the last 2 months when it was raining really so many people here fear that this is not enough. the latest lockdown will be in place for at least a month. to reopen some cultural venue's even restaurants and cafes by mid may. is that because corona virus vaccine has the backing of europe's medical watchdog. groups it follows germany an

french president emanuel of ma kong is hosting his ukrainian counterpart followed amir's olinsky in paris for talks on escalating tension with russia they will be joined on video by german chancellor angela merkel russia's recent military buildup along the border with ukraine has sparked fears that it may be preparing an invasion. of iran says that it has begun in virtue uranium at 60 percent its highest level ever the move brings it closer to the purity needed for the production of a nuclear weapon it comes after a suspected israeli attack on a key plant that has cast a shadow on talks aimed at reviving tehran's nuclear deal with world powers. the head of the world health organization has sounded the alarm saying that covert 19 cases around the world are rising at worrying rates at a press briefing the deputy director general warns that steep increases are being seen even in countries where widespread outbreaks were previously avoided around the world cases and is continuing to increase rates globally the number of new cases but we cause nearly double over the past 2 months . this is app

of the building 2 years on and the work to restore the cathedral is well underway french president emanuel visited the site this week to mark the anniversary and he thinks everyone who's involved in the effort to open notre dame begin to worshipers by the year 2024. well the day's almost done but the conversation continues online you'll find us on twitter either in the w. news or you can follow me at went t.v. every number whatever happens between now and then tomorrow is another day we'll see that everyone. comes. to the point. clear position of international perspectives russia's military buildup on the border to ukraine is the largest prison for 2 mechanics a ship in the crimea the u.s. and europe are urging russia to stand down to russia ukraine crisis what does putin want to find out from the 2 point cut the next couple are. going to come a good folks a because i'm patient to gibson limits. the economy. consuming the worst fighting the taliban. strong women tough faced. in 45 minutes on d w. all. 19. it's their story their very own personal drama. people to chesterfield remember. and

a bar, and so of course, this is when i had started doing stuff with the hay-adams, this is rahm emanuel and mitch mcconnell and i situated them actually in this bar for this one. this was a little cover illustration for "politico" back when rahm was chief of staff at the white house for obama. i was far too nice to mitch mcconnell in this one, but sometimes that happens. >>> and then here's a biden, also one of mine. and a couple more richard thompson's. laura bush. and again, just this lovely sophisticated, it looks so sort of simple, but the sophistication and the color scheme and the painting of richard's stuff still sort of is annoying and wonderful. and up in the corner, that's our trump, kevin kelleh recommend draws for "the economist" did just recently with a twitter board on his shoulder. a fabulous piece of color art. in the bar, probably 75% of the work that is on the walls is really straight caricatures, and there are a number of real political cartoons here as well, and this particular corner has one by me, and one by kevin keleher one for "the economist" and one for "politi

looking like one big dad joe the french presidential elections are still more than a year away but emanuel macro knows he's got work to do with younger voters so he and his cabinet colleagues are already campaigning online mingling with influencers on you tube making instagram live videos and taking to twitch that's a gaming platform invading all of those spaces looking for votes it doesn't feel like a natural fit because it's not which takes us to comedian better throw. who's got a program on can outproduce his version of politicians going on line is less serious than the originals but probably a little more judging we'll see you next time here at the listening post. to you and i need to get their news your feel that it is not all. over didn't look like too so i know if you want to play and you do understand. but you have the right to him of having not only what's in space a course a different thing but i wanted to come with you dolly said no it's going to cost me more to. press for long enough you'll see that our community grows any puzzle not to put it. it's going to. be somewhat what i