policy of security and harmonize fiscal policy as well. all of these are all stepping stones to reaching what we have just discussed. once we do achieve these goals, then we'll talk about further steps. let me look at you, for example, where countries with smaller economists, weaker economists, you know, they don't have the national currency. they can also affect the overall state of things, but the euro is strong. so the only way for them to do something is to raise prices for everything which can be dangerous. so we need to be careful. we need to analyze the pros and cons of each move. i have also negative example to consider as well. for example, you just spoke about the price of 4.

third is is the thing to ense harmonization with existing requirements. for regulated critical infrastructure sectors it is vital to ensure new requirements are harmonized with existing laws and regulations. financial institutions are examined for the cybersecurity operations and compliance with reporting requirements and may be subject to penalties and other enforcement mechanisms for deficiencies or failures to comply. the bill currently includes helpful provisions to require cisa to record it with other agencies and regulatory authorities to streamline reporting requirements. the bill builds off the cybersecurity information sharing act of 2015. we support the committee clearly incorporating the key definitions and protections already created by the cisa act for private firms sharing information with government. in a bill that seeks to mandate cyber information sharing should incorporate these protections and we appreciate you have defined it in your bill. finally the bill addresses the need to help companies understand if the data has been compromised

if we are already regulating critical infrastructure it is vital to ensure new requirements are harmonizedith existing on regulation financialia institution and reporting requirements subject to penalties and other enforcement mechanisms for failure to comply the bill currently includes to coordinate with other agencies and regulatory authorities to streamline reportingor requirements the bill fails off the information sharing active 2015 this is for private firm sharingva information we appreciate you clearly defined and in your bill. and then to be compromised on attack in a government system while targeting several federal agencies it also impacted a much broader swath of entities including critical infrastructure companies firms are required to share sensitive and confidential information and other agencies that could pose risk to the institution and its customers andla includes language for greater transparency. in closing i would note there is an additional area we would like to continue working with you around the need for improvement to bidirectional information sharing and collabo

i would like to tell you about the content throat, and i know some of them are named that harmonizing tax and legislation that book with you minute we have agreed on various aspects of tax and customs law as part of the integration programs including the indirect access we have also defined grounds for building with monetary policy with georgia integration, all economic decision financial us will help improve business activities, human actively react to the risks of money laundering and potential illegal authoration based on the 3 of them now. but we have also talked about to, to issue which is an issue sensitive to better pricing for russian energy. him and we have agreed on coming approaches to gas energy pricing 420202021. the task pricing will remain the same as this year. and a shell gas markets in the will also be if you have also agreed to combine our market of oil and oil products. as well as the energy market and electricity market share approaches to labor and labor protection and social insurance will be fabulous. you know what i'm saying to you for going to put you the lim

we can do better. >> governor keane and congresswoman harmon, geoff bennett here in shanksville.e a bit of news about president biden's whereabouts. he made an unscheduled stop at the shanksville volunteer fire department that was the visit that he made after the left the memorial here before he heads to the pentagon. as we look forward from this day, governor, and former congresswoman, 20 years later you still have families that are searching for answers, waiting to have their loved ones identified, some of them still there at ground zero. you have first responders who are still fighting for the health care that they need and deserve after having spent days, weeks, and months there on that pile. what more can be done for them? what more should be done for them? >> i spent yesterday with the largest organization of families, the voice of the 9/11. their story should be told and written about. it is absolutely remarkable. these were families who had the worst thing in the world happen to them, losing a mother, a son, a brother, what have you, after that they wanted to find the ans

encourages lawmakers to consider harmonizing federal requirements with existing standards to provide for consistent and stream lined regime that simplifies business processes and ultimately encourages and streamlines compliance as well. secondly, we believe -- cyber attacks and cyber crime are almost always predicated on the use of controversial or privately owned infrastructure even when the attacks are focused on government or national security assets. it's both a key component of overall national cyber resiliency and a key source of intelligence on our adversaries capability, intent and activities in cyberspace. over the past decade many federal agencies including cisa, the fbi and the national security agency have built strong partnerships through voluntary programs, outreach and support. while we recognize that much more needs to be done without these efforts and support functions many private sector cyber attacks would have likely remained undetected for much longer and would have likely been much more severe. these trusted relationships and partnerships must be strengthened an

democratic party has always been proud of having a broad tent, accepting different views, so we have to harmonizehink we did with the budget resolution. now we have got to fill in the blanks, get it done, and i am hopeful we will be able to come together over a budget reconciliation bill that will include many priorities president biden has brought forward. anchor: briefly, how long is it going to take president biden to get both of these bills? >> it will take some time. will not happen within a week. once an agreement is reached in principle in size and content it will take time to draft, get it to the house and senate. the senate has to go through the parliamentarian on rules change, certain parliamentarian concerns. all of that will take time. be patient, but i hope we will get a bill done in the next couple of weeks. anchor: thanks so much for joining us tonight. >> thank you. anchor: let'go to ecuador where more than 100 inmates have en killed after fighting in a prison, the deadliest joe violence in the country's history. 400 police officers have been sent to the prison to restore order. t

have a considered harmonizing both gates and fees. >> okay. >> president: we are on the same page. i'm going to make a simple motion then that the small business commission draft both a letter and a resolution with the resolution to be voted on at the next meeting regarding the general loading zones at sfmta and advocating on behalf of the small businesses of san francisco that these loading zone permits be made easier to access by the businesses and right, i'm totally forgetting we got to go to publiccomments before i can make a motion . that's right? thank you. so before we make amotion, do we have any public commenters on the line ? >> i will unmuteyou now. >> president: great . go ahead, caller. >> caller: good afternoon commissioners, this is stephen cornell representing the council of district merchants. first a couple of comments on what you can do and can't do. i think the mta can only deal with managing curves space. so for your idea of possibly charging some of the delivery companies just to be around, they don't have that power. i want you tomanage the curb space itself.

what i'm worried about, i was watching the tom harmon show yesterday and they had the president of the physicians fraud on national health plan on and he was talking about that liz fowler in the current administration who was in the obama administration, they are pushing this new model, this cmmi model called direct contract entities where they are pretty much bribing medical writers. i don't even think they notify the patients. host: do you know anything about that? guest: cmmi is the center for medicare and medicaid innovation and was created under the medic here -- under the aca and they expired with different types of payment possibilities. liz fowler is the head of that agency and worked in the obama ended his duration and help write the affordable care act, it's basically her job to test out new payment systems. this is something that democrats and republicans are anxious to do, to find more efficient ways to create that balance between what the government pays and what patients get in some of these experiments work pretty well and some of them have not worked well, but that's ki

so the harmonization piece i think is important. but one other really important aspect of this, as good as finance can be, it doesn't matter if electricity isn't working, if the telcos aren't working. so even as we look at the sector models, sir, we really have to look at this functionally, right? we have to look at the national critical functions. and i think that's a very important lens, because everything is interdependent, everything is connected, everything is vulnerable. and at the end of the day, that's why i think cisa's statutory role as national coordinator is so important, because we have to look across the whole critical infrastructure ecosystem and make sure that it is protected as it is connected in cyberspace. >> thank you. mr. chairman, i'm over time. i've got a couple of more questions, if there's time for it later, but i yield. >> very good, thank you, senator ossoff. senator lankford, you're recognized for your questions. >> mr. chairman, thank you. thank you all for the work you're doing, it's exceptionally impor

john harmon reports the mix goes president is looking to get some of the countries, 220000 prisoners out of jail, with a new decree about 680. is scheduled to be set free in the 1st batch. gonna propose he so they leave it at the amos to free. whoever is sick or old and whoever shows they been tortured. he's one jonathan. he got out 7 days ago after being inside for over 10 years. falsely convicted of kidnapping. he's then go, friend, a law. the police made one of the real kidnappers implicate me. the detectives told him if he named me, one of them would go free. and if not, that pen, formal kidnappings on the legs. he went through hell imprison, cancel tuberculosis. but jonathan could already have been released under existing laws which allow wrongly convicted prisoners to get out. so could others who are set to be freed under the new decrees, though, suffering ill health, torture who he speak business languages weren't allowed to translate through the trial. they're all covered by existing legislation. if they would not be in it, this resolution doesn't give anyone any more rights,

well, harmon vall, indoor ha, as one of also asked his excellency, very kindly to agree to the relocation of the netherlands embassy from couple to doha. that was for a minister of the netherlands, commenting on discussions into how it's cut house. foreign minister, similar requests have come from other western nations, including the u. s. and the u. k. the military mission is over, a new diplomatic mission has begun. as of today, we suspended our diplomatic presence in campbell and transferred our operations to dr. it shows to what extent katara has emerged as a reliable piece broker in the region, especially with regards to off gun stop, cut out to be gone, its efforts for peace in i've got a ton a decade ago in 2011. it's gone to the asylum to taliban leaders who were released from the us prism at guantanamo bay. they laid the groundwork for subsequent talks with the afghan government. the gulf nation is home to the largest us space in the middle east, with nearly 10000 tools. at the request of the us, the taliban political office was opened in the house in 2013, 5 years later, the us

or monetary policy of security and harmonize fiscal policy as well. and they do what they all these are all stepping stones to reaching what we have just discussed. once we need to achieve these goals, then we'll talk about further steps. let me look at you, for example, where countries with smaller economists, weaker economists are, you know, they don't have the national currency. they cannot affect the overall state of things, but the euro is strong. so the only way for them to do something is to raise prices for everything and which can be dangerous. so we need to be careful. we need to analyze the pros and cons of each move. i have also negative example to consider as well. for example, you just spoke about the price of for energy to ship. if you go to the market, the free market in europe, like i say, that was $680.00 per 1000 cubic meters for natural gas. so what's, what's the results really nice and they weren't very successful with that with a new menu. but for us to increase the price, you are tied to the oil price of the get, you know, be of

we've already heard from the european commission that they will look into this deal and see if it harmons, european interests. and if it does not go with line with the european union energy legislation and ukraine has promised that it will be issuing complaints. so we'll be watching out for that and see what kind of consequences there could possibly be . ok, we wait to see what comes out alia, but trying to bring this right off the data. love story. thank you. ok, that is our last for know the protagonist, though, in our documentary, after the break, they're different and they don't care. it's an uplifting life affirming collection of stories, and that starts moment the imagine picking up a future textbook on the early years of the 21st century. what other chapters called gun violence school shootings, homelessness 1st, it was my job and it was my family. didn't was my savings. i have nothing. i have nothing and it's not like i don't try. i look for resources, i look for jobs. i look for everything i can to make this past. and all i end up doing is passing the road to the american dream,

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market standards and reference and acknowledge the standards to further amplify the work and to harmonizendustry standards and regulation as much as possible so standards are not caught between competing or overlapping or disjointed requirements. thank you again for the opportunity to testify today. >> thank you. you are now recognized for five minutes to give a summation of your testimony. >> thank you for inviting me to testify this morning. i offer my testimony as an associate at yale law school, i previously worked as an attorney for consumers in new york city and special counsel for the enforcement director of the cfpb. this morning i repeat previous , calls for policymakers to adopt a bright line approach to financial data regulation, recognizing the benefits and forms of collecting highly personal information. today, obtainment made with a mobile money account typically encouraged a moocher -- a merchant bank, internet service , provider, and other providers. additionally up to 50% of u.s. consumers and 95% of u.s. deposit accounts are estimated to have signed up for financial apps

the harmon car, the international airport is i want to fans gateway into the world in the region that will inject a lot of confidence among a population that is scared that uncertain that is living in fear, but also opening up a time to the neighbors. the import export business, and at the end of the day, i mean, the reserves that are honest on has 9000000000. i believe that has to be released. you know, because if that does not take place who are tougher, 18 plus $1000001.00 face the risk of famine, for example. you know, so cash injection has to come in and i think the taliban political leaders the understand the importance of securing international legitimacy as well. as funding and the weeks and months to come said worry african journalist who left cover last week, joining us live from the house, or thank you for sharing your expertise and views with us. thank you. russian president vladimir putin has criticized americans. lengthy involvement of gala, stan saying it's 20 years of war achieved, nothing. i mean can ski race, good american troops for presence and get this done for 20

you for this week. chinese embassy is hit by calling it a despicable and cowardly action that could harmon, corporation between the 2 nations goodies, military workers have begun talks with critical business and religious leaders to try to form a transitional government on proceeding power in a qu earlier this month. week long dialogue began with a meeting of the heads of the main political parties in the capital. cannot cree crew leader kind of mother do you do move edge them to avoid what he called the errors of the past. military leaders are promised a timeline for a new unity government which is expected to oversee elections. i'm going to be monitoring the talks from chronic re it's i wait and see game here on the streets of coconut creek and other parts of guinea. people expected foster developments a quick government military government in place, probably working with severely as to charge a course a transitional course. but then this often nothing is happening. but the military is also in a type support. they keeping president alpha who they deposed 10 days ago. in detention, they h

thank you for talking to us, molly harmonic from the education above all foundation. joining us from doha, thank you very much for your time. thank you. still ahead on the news, our government soldiers retake a town in eastern democratic republic of congo. i exclusive report will tell you why there's still constant danger. and a british teenager continued to dream run at the us open with a spot in the semi finals that's coming up in for a.

apple is saying that this harmonization, the standardization, is going to hinder innovation, but that is a cry. we regularly hear from tech companies when face with new legislation, and undoubtedly most of us have a drawer home or a box full of unused cables, gathering dust, most of them obsolete because we've bought a new device. and this streamlining of cables is incredibly popular with consumers because it's estimated that we're throwing away $51000.00 tons of cables in europe each year. so common charge is the 1st part of that proposal. the 2nd part is that new charges aren't going to be sold in the same box as a new device anymore. we bought separately. and the 3rd part of the proposal is that the charging speed within the cables is also going to be standardized. the proposal needs to get the green light from you countries and lawmakers, and then when you counsel in parliament can agree and identical text. the bill could be become law in 2022 and then companies will have to use to adapt the devices. now again, apple is pushing back saying they feel like they're being deliberately

constitution was introduced following the arab spring, but executive powers held by the king king harmon, the 6th and the way boats are allocated has been changed to start one party dominating parliament. bernard smith has more marrakesh, the every vote counts here for the largest party in morocco's parliament. but the conservative justice and development party has to reckon with a new and unusual system of allocating votes that the parties lead to say is specifically designed to reduce their influence. seats in local and national assemblies will be divided by the number of registered voters regardless of whether or not they cast balance, not as it should, it. unfortunately, the aim of this law, which was passed by opposition parties and those in coalition with us, is to minimize the justice and development party. that's why we rejected it from the outset. it's a strange, a very strange law. it's aim is to limit the p. j d's, chance of winning, the biggest challenge all waiting people to vote one major survey suggest 64 percent of all them on the real power still live in hand, looking si

now apple is saying that this harmonization, the standardization is going to hinder innovation, but that is a.

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morgan stanley i think with respect to the regulatory regime i always found it necessary to try to harmonized we need to think about that with respect to cyber incident reportingar becae it's important we are not asking a company, a business under stress under this to report to coseven different entities were two other regulatory agencies, so that peace is important but one of the other important aspects of this, as good as finance can be, it doesn't matter if electricity isn't working so even as we look at these i models, we have to lookt this functionally, the national critical functions and i think that's an important lens because everything is interdependent and connected at the end of the day we have to look across the whole ecosystem and make sure that it's protected as it is connected in cyberspace. >> thank you. >> i have a couple more questions if there'st time fort later butt i will yield back. >> mr. chairman, thank you for the work that you're doing. it's exceptionally importantnt r the country and i'm grateful that you are engaging this. let me roll back to something senator por

. >> i always felt if tim cook was interested in auto, he should never have let samsung get harmon harmons the entertainment god, and that is a way to really integrate apple as well as much better than integrating apple the way that ted lasso calls and says siri, please turn on the music. actually, that was for roy kent. this is what i care about. this man, field, it's not about apple. david, it's about tesla. you don't like tesla he wants to wipe the floor with tesla. coming after tesla. >> you've shared that before now you're talking about ford versus tesla, not versus ferrari, versus tesla. >> great movie, very underrated. >> it was good. >> field is not a fan of tesla, kind of wants to go back to ford remember, he started at ford go back to ford to be able to prove that the ford electronic fleet that they've got, the f-150 is better than tesla, and don't forget the mach-e. a lot of people say instantly are you kidding me ford can never touch musk. people seem to forget ford is going up against what i regard to be some sort of space age pickup that, i don't know, david, when you've see

to the degree we can harmonize and standardize so we can ensure victims are properly notified and the recovery efforts address their needs at that moment of vulnerability, i think federal legislation would be useful. >> all right. thank you for those comments. director, how are you? >> great, sir, how are you? >> how are things at sisa? >> they're awesome, best job in government. >> that's good. would you work for nothing? >> yes. i almost do. >> we're looking for ways to bring down the deficit, i'll pass that on. thank you. seriously, as we saw from the colonial pipeline, the ransomware attack earlier this year, when disaster strikes, the cyber world knows who to call. the ceo of colonial pipeline, joseph blau, was actually before our committee earlier this year. he placed his first call, he told us, he placed his first call to the fbi. the fbi didn't put him in touch with sisa. this incident makes -- i think makes clear that we need a plan for who to contact when a cyber incident occurs, and we need to better communicate that plan with not just our federal partners but with state an

very reflective of the kinds of relatively harmonic types of rotations we have seen all year. makes all kinds of sense the s&p remained in the smooth up trend strategists for their part, relatively kind of restrained in their projected upside for the s&p 500 right now. they're saying expect some volatility in the short-term they're saying we have some kind of a reset of expectations to me, that's the cautious piece that is surrounding the core of the market what might be considered crazy, you have a kind of meme short squeeze of the day, it seems still have massive increases every day in stock options or upside speculative call options buying this is the one month of a couple of those names that got caught up in the tailwinds this kind of breeze that hits these stocks comes and it goes, you can also point to people stretching for yield in the riskiest parts of the junk bond market or nfts been the talk for a month. people spending six and seven figures for digital images we know about how much activity and how much mind share this is all taking up. the way i think you can squa

. >> "community" ended up on this insane wild ride through dan harmon's mind.of the genre. >> "new girl" is about a woman who has been with the same guy for a long time. she comes home early from a trip, she finds him with another woman. >> that's why i need a new apartment. i'm sorry, what was the question again? >> do you have any pets? >> and the only place she can find is an apartment with three guys, and they're kind of her polar opposites. >> i brought -- what you doing? >> oh -- >> just chilling, just chilling. >> that discomfort, the girls and the guys being in the same space, and they're not together like partners, they're together like friends. that felt unusual and fresh. >> i accidentally saw nick's beebee. >> what did she say? >> i accidentally saw nick's peepee and his bubbles. >> it was really important to me all the characters on "new girl" were racially diverse. men, women -- >> not just like a cast of white people, which is like not that interesting. >> yeah, the fact of the matter is, i live in a loft with three people who happen to be white.

. >> all right doctor gerald harmon from the american medical association, i really appreciate you takings. >> thank you very much, chris, it's an honor and not just in the midst of the heavy load of covid patients, i get asked a lot about these treatments, and i do follow the science and try to avoid the fact pollution that we see sometimes. thank you. >> thank you, doctor, up next the republican agenda that is right now frankly killing its own voters. the staggering fatality rates and counties that voted overwhelmingly for donald trump right after this break. is break there's been a lot of anecdotal evidence and just the evidence of maps, if you look at the beginning of this late it dealt a wave of covid, that it's falling most heavily on republican areas, and republican voters. look at this map of the outbreak. you can see how much worse it is in states across the south, states where donald trump won. if concrete data puts a fine point on how much this has become a pandemic of republican areas, christopher ingraham is a ford or -- it currently writes a newsletter about the data shaping

they don't want divided work force or angry communities they want to harmonize -- >> sure.ou cover the abortion issue, any time anyone speaks of it, it is divisive on a level that is al almost, corporations aren't speaking out now could be more than they caught them by surprise couldn't it be that whoa, that's the holy grail we're not touching that. >> we've seen with it airlines and uber and lyft and go daddy quite a number of companies have engaged, silicon valley, it is coming in waves. these are texas companies. it took a little while even on, say, the use of these military style weapons for hunting. the ak-47's. there's a rollback slowly. dick's sporting goods set to trail. walmart followed after a while >> thank you very much >>> corporate america's lobbyists are rallying against president biden's massive $3.5 trillion spending bill political groups representing some of the most powerful organizations including big banks, oil and gas giants and big pharma they're preparing a lobbying blitz to kill key parts of the plan democrats still ironing it out but some of them i

standards and in reference are acknowledge the standards to further amplify the work and then to harmonizetry standards and regulations those are caught between competing or overlapping or disjointed requirements thank you for the opportunity to testify. >> you can now give your presentation of your testimony for five minutes. thank you. >> spent thank you for testifying this morning. and with the city —- this morning that previous calls to adopt the guidelines of the financial data regulation recognizing that the benefits of highly personal information. today with the mobile money account there ares merchant bank and the internet service provider 50 percent of us consumers n-95 percent are estimated for financial apps that go unregulated or under regulated and those aggregators. they cance share data widely with other corporations and law enforcement agencies and national consumer law centerde with their data relative to banks and other financial institutions that being said consumer rights to access review and with that data to be a broader policy to minimize data collection and infiltra

standards and to reference or acknowledge the standards to further amplify the work and also to harmonize industry standards and regulations as much as possible for the standards are competing or overlapping with this requirement is pretty thank you again for the opportunity to testify today. >> thank you. the next person is now recognized for five minutes to give your oral presentation in your testimony. >> thank you. it however my testimony and associated research scholar in law school where he previously worked as an attorney for consumers and new york city and special counsel to the enforcement director for this morning praise calls to the policy makers to adopt an approach to financial data regulation recognizing the benefit and causing with highly personal information and today, mobile money accounts include merchants, banks, and processors, mobile device maker internet service provider, and app provider and additionally, roughly 50 percent of the u.s. consumers and 95 percent of u.s. deposit accounts, are estimated to have financial apps that frequently go unregulated or under regu

what i'm worried about, i was watching the tom harmon show yesterday and they had the president of theans fraud on national health plan on and he was talking about that liz fowler in the current administration who was in the obama administration, they are pushing this new model, this cmmi model called direct contract entities where they are pretty much bribing medical writers. i don't even think they notify the patients. host: do you know anything about that? guest: cmmi is the center for medicare and medicaid innovation and was created under the medic here -- under the aca and they expired with different types of payment possibilities. liz fowler is the head of that agency and worked in the obama ended his duration and help write the affordable care act, it's basically her job to test out new payment systems. this is something that democrats and republi ado, to find more es to create that balance between what the government pays and what patients get in some of these experiments work pretty well and some of them have not worked well, but that's kind of the idea behind this center is t

singing skills by trying out the grace kelly challenge singing the various parts of the song and harmonizingurple i could be anything you like i could be brown i could be blue i could be violet sky i could be purple i could be anything you like ♪ ♪ i could be brown i could be blue, i could be violet sky, i could be purple, i could b anything you like ♪ > pretty good, right? >> wow. >> will ferrell hitting the high notes. their real voices. >> really. >> that's them singing. they will show off singing skills shooting a holiday music called "spirited." i asked the producers and said that's really them. they are in an upcoming musical we can all enjoy, two funny guy. >> thank you. >>> we move to our "gma" cover story and troubling report putting parents on alert about instagram. the company documents obtained by "the wall street journal" demonstrate facebook knows the app can be toxic for teen girls and rebecca jarvis has the story. good morning, rebecca. >> reporter: good morning, george. this is the talk among parents i know. this alarming report raises questions about instagram's safety with

>> well, mark harmon started it, and then they went to ll cool j and chris o'donnell.helicopter pulls up, and she's like, mommy's got to know. you don't know what it's for. >> it's interesting. i never thought about it but when you say how can it be, that's a good question to ask, how can it be? i like that i'm part of it now. this change of -- there have always been female women in "ncis," just not on television. maybe this is a tick in the right direction. >> this segment prompted me to watch "ncis" for the first time ever. >> ever? >> i am completely hooked. now i understand why the show's been so strong for so many years. >> thank you. >> you were very excited when you got this role. you posted to social media a tearful clip. do we have that? >> we do. >> let's check it out. >> i got the job! i'm so happy. and i couldn't take the video because i was -- i don't know what to do. thank you. i'm so happy. >> that's what i call the ugly cry, vanessa. >> it was -- >> ugly cry because it was deep and sincere. those tears seem to me more than just i got this part. were --

and, unfortunately, we see this harmonic convergence, i think, between the political imperatives and the right in organized politics and the anti-vax movement that was there a long time ago but which is newly powerful on social media, on facebook, other platforms. >> they've also taken it to such a grotesque, almost perverse level. i think tucker carlson's on his way to trinidad to look for nicki minaj's brother's fiancee and health issues and i wonder, michael steele, when enough losing will be enough losing. donald trump probably only had to do this much better in just pretending to notice the death and disease and suffering on his watch. republicans have been wiped out in every election that has taken place since the pandemic began to ravage our country. and now everyone that is dying is unvaccinated. i'm not saying they all watch fox news, but everyone that watches fox news hears this same muddled message on public health safety measures like masking and vaccine mandates. when does the losing, if not the moral failure, make them stop? >> well, that's a political calculation for s

national security so we've got a harmonize this policy if you're a policymaker or legislator or on thethe same place it shouldn't be that hard. mnuchin's treasury did everything they could do to accommodate the chinese government, the chinese military and their nefarious practices. >> so kyle, were you listening to andrew's interview, our interview with ray dalio just now? >> yeah. >> how would you characterize his relationship with china? i guess it's just about -- figures it's a place where you can make money you dispute that, but i guess would you criticize ray dalio and the blackrock, the blackstones for enabling china in some of the -- what you would call an evil regime in some of their actions? >> well, you know, look, we -- tony blinken's state department and the mike pompeo state department both classified china and their government as committing gross human rights violations, genocide, and crimes against humanity and yet, when we here on wall street start talking about china, we talk about how ray's been there since 1984. i wonder what he thought about the 1989 tee anman squar

it could help harmonize us globally as leaders of developing innovative therapies for these conditions. chairwoman eshoo: thank you very much. how can we get more companies to participate in the expanded access? >> thank you for the question. in terms of expanded access, generally speaking each program and company has a unique and multiple factors they have to evaluate. including the ethical and resource capacity that included the rationale and criteria about how to make decisions about which would be granted and which basis he would be denied. one of the factors is questions on the capacity to scale up supply. as well as thinking through any impact or clinical trial enrollment. there is not a one fits all as it relates to each program and company. the primary goal remains to get these medicines approved so they are available to all patients. i will note, i want to confirm that the requirement for companies to provide information on expanded access that was passed, there might be something to think through to make sure that more people are aware about how to find those programs. that i

i pulled into the grounds of the naval postgraduate school in monterey, california, i walked into harmonhich was the main building in monterey, and it was the home of the naval postgraduate school. i went in. the fellows at the quarterdeck, i said "how come you have no one at the gate," and he said, "ma'am, we are getting ammunition right now." i thought, "boy, that is a good idea." i went upstairs, and the tv was on. these are students at the postgraduate naval school, and they were young. i can't say we were numb. i think everybody's senses were on high gear. we were all kind of tingly. and they knew that we were going to war, and the rest of the day was just a blur. we all had moved to the tv, and finally when i left to go home, ran into one of the faculty members, and i said, "can you believe this?" in his response to me was, "osama bin laden." and i thought, "who's that?" everybody knew what was happening. by the time i left the building, the flag had been raised and lowered to half mast, and the complete campus wasn't shut down. host: ann, it is pretty amazing the level of detail t

this could help harmonize us globally, and keep us leaders of developing innovative therapies for these types of conditions. >> thank you very much. to dr. esham. how can we get more companies to participate in expanded access? >> thank you, chairwoman for the question. in terms of expanded access, generally speaking, you each clinical development program in each company do have unique and multiple factors they have to evaluate. including the resource for stand-up programs that include criteria about how to make decisions on which would be granted and on which basis they would be denied. but the questions around the availability and the scale-up of supplies, as well as thinking through any impact on clinical trial enrollment. so there's not a one price fits all relating to each product development or each company, as to you how they approach expanded access. the primary goal to get approved to all nations. i will note just quickly, the requirement for companies to provide information on expanded access that was passed, there may be something to think through there to make sure that more