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it is a by byron thing, i want republicans in house and senate, stand up on their hind legs and say noony baselines as mike crapo, senator crapo, you are extending current policy, you should not have to rescore it they create the baseline. that baseline should show dynamic scoring, strong economic growth, and the success of the tax cuts over 7 years, don't let cbo d doedo it, they do -- do it, they do it, it is in the law, why are they not not doing that. go ahead katie. >> well in this town, the cbo is so relied on as accurate scorer. but on the messaging front, republicans have to talk about this in terms of trump taxes are nottic tended what extended what is opposite, a tax hike that should get republicans and democrats onboard, constituents will see paychecks decrease if you don't make the tax cuts permanent. larry: all i'm saying, byron, budget comm committee should create as open baseline, don't be intimidated by phony cbo baselines, revenues up 2 trillion since 2017, create our own baseline then go on. >> agree. i think we should do that, we're doing to extending current law, on

should stand up on its hind legs and fight it revenues after trump tax cut in 17 increased by 1.5 tollion dollars. revenues went up, now, even cbo admits this was close to to 2 -- trillion above their early estimates it seems our arcane in the weeds, g.o.p. should use senator m crapo's policy baseline, that argues making popular tax cuts permanent have not yet more will in the future cause a loss of revenues. so they don't have to cut 4 or 5 trillion in spending right away. yes, they should get spending down to scott bessent's 3% of g.o.p. deficit and -- gdp deficit, the laffer curve growth dividend from tax cuts, will be huge. that is what history always shows. there is another reason why the g.o.p. should make all of the trump tax cuts permanent. the president wants it. he was elected, partly on the tax cut promise. and as white house ca karkaroline leavitt said today, make 2017 tax cut permanent, no tax on tips, no tax on seniors, no tax on overtime pay -- tax cut for made in american product and eliminate special tax breaks for billionaires. even presidential priorities high won

stand up on their hind legs and say no, to the congressional budget office phony baselines and mike crapoepe ports of entry, he's a smart fella. it's current policy and extending current policy and shouldn't have to rescore it at all. second of all, they create the baseline. that baseline should show dynamic scores and success of the tax cuts over the last seven years. they do it. that's what crapo is saying. that's in the law. that's part of reconciliation. it's legal, why aren't they doing that, katie? byron, i'll come to you after katie gets done. [ laughter ] larry: go ahead, katie. >> in this town, you know, cbo for some reason is so relied on as accurate scorer of these types of legislation and tax cuts but on the messaging front of tax hike and get republicans and democrats on board, especially democrats who are in a tough spot saying your constituents going to see paychecks decrease if you don't make the trump tax cuts permanent by the end of the year. larry: all i'm saying is, byron, the budget committee should create it is own baseline. don't be intimidated and revenues going up

hinds and margaret witmer, who came over after dorie frederick. they had heard about, you know, dorian frieder because they wanted to follow in their footsteps. margaret was five months pregnant when she came over. this woman gave birth like all alone in at midnight in the dark, surrounded by, like, wild animals and like on the galapagos islands where nobody was around. and it was just kind of that act of bravery she was astounding to me and really touching and her her strength was incredible. and of course, dorian frederick i think what's surprising there is the dynamics of the relationship were constantly shifting. frederick could be cruel to dorian, probably unsurprisingly, and dory to get sick of it. you know this woman who was like, please let me accompany you. please. i'll do anything. i'll spread your philosophy will be your, you know, your handmaiden by side. he starts to get of him and she starts acting in very ways. and then of course, the baroness i mean, what, what else is it? we said one of my favorite things about her is that accordi

reared up on its hind legs and went "adrienne!"but here's -- and i will drop some knowledge. no one really cared about the game, because of the earth shattering announcement that had been made moments prior. >> you know, we're flying over right now we're flying over a thing called the gulf of america and i'm signing a proclamation and perhaps you could define that. >> jon: first of all, why do you fly around in a hyatt hotel room? second of all, define "proclamation?" or do you want her to say what the actual... i'm sorry i interrupted. go ahead. >> this is a proclamation declaring today, february 9th, 2025, as the first ever gulf of america day. >> and we're flying right over it right now so we thought this would be appropriate. even bigger than the super bowl. >> jon: it's true. bigger than the super bowl. in fact, my favorite thing about gulf of america day are the commercials. ooh! it's very historic. i'm sure we'll look back on this day fondly when america is swallowed up by the rising waters of the gulf of america. you know,

they were the powerhouse is behind this movement and a huge movement hind trump winning.school as well, is that i think going into this as a quote, unquote, crunchy mom is i was excited for the awareness. but i think trump has come out swinging and we are going to see a lot of action very quickly. >> jesse: a crunchy mom? is there a difference between a maha mom and a crunchy mom or is it the same thing? >> we all just want to seek taken out of our food so whatever category that is, that's me. >> jesse: we'll need labels patel mekai how tickled are you to see the media at each other's throats, to see democrats saying, where is barack obama? where is kamala harris? >> i go back to that gal that was talking in the beginning of this segment about how hard they have worked and how half the country voted for her. one, that's wrong. there is clearly a red wave, people have spoken. and to see them at each other's throats, that's what's nice about being on the conservative side is you just have to sit back and watch them kill each other. i drink liberal tears for breakfast. i dri

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the rest are hind of not exactly beating the -- netflix is not a mag 7, is it? >> no, that's not.o if you -- yeah. i mean, if you look at the mag 7 in total, on average they're down for the year. the s&p's up 3%. five out of the seven of the magnificent seven are down for the year. so it's not like this is one or two years driving this down, it's pretty much most of them. and if it weren't for meta which is up over 20% year to date, it would look that much worse. and if as i've said many times, none of the mag 7 are on this list of my top five picks that i put out every year at the beginning of the year, but if i had to pick one or two, it would be meta and amazon. liz: okay. let me jump in here because you're not picking them, in fac- >> no, i'm not. liz: let's talk about cisco and ad track because it almost feels like they are a.i.-adjacent stocks in a way because they are the networking pieces of equipment that we really need to kind of move everything through the pipes. >> yeah. and so you're exactly right, as i said when i launched those two as my two of my five top picks, la

check out this cocker spaniel performing a very unique feats with the little bit of help from her hindcota dog paddles her way through 40 people standing together as a human chain. and this performance beat the old record of 33 people in a human chain set in 2017. who knew that was a record that needed to be broken. but cota is now in the record books. don't go anywhere. east of another hour news together here on kron 4 this afternoon. i'm justine waldman. kron. 4 3 is next. >> now on kron for news of 3 union representatives say oakland city leaders are putting public safety at risk after their most recent round of layoffs. and a mexican business owner in the east bay says she is the victim of a hate crime after her shop was smashed. plus chemicals that can cause cancer contra. costa county health officials releasing new details about the health concerns caused by the martinez refining fire. thank you for joining us he

senator cindy hind-smith from mississippi. senator pete ricketts from nebraska. and moving to the u.s. house of representatives, congressman andy biggs from arizona. congresswoman julie fdorchyk from north dakota. closer to home, congressman andy harris from maryland. congressman bob latta from ohio. yeah, got a lot from ohio. congressman john mcguire from virginia. congressman bob ander from missouri. we'll be hearing from him in a minute. congressman chris smith of new jersey. congressman derek van orden from wisconsin. we're also blessed to have among us today governor jeff landry from louisiana. we are so honored to be joined by these elected leaders who are fighting for life across the nation and on capitol hill. i'm also delighted to be joined today by two incredibly dedicated leaders in congress. leader thune and speaker johnson. we are honored to have both the u.s. senate majority leader, john thune of north dakota, i'm sorry. let me say that one more time. we are most honored to have had the u.s. senate majority leader john thune of south dakota. [applau

and hinds sight is with me, there is a few things i would do different. i got the special force course and all that stuff. because of car accident i had there was an alert and i come on a curb and 2 hill billys -- parkod that side of the road headlights on and had to veer right and hit a dumpster. 2 of them. and my old 41 end of the car was smashed up. i was going in an alert first and that hit this affected me. i did not realize how bad until san francisco v. a. got a hold of me and now they are looking at tv guys and all that stuff. i would do it over again >> yea. alex? >> aloment of things i would you know wish could have done as well. like. [inaudible] [cannot understand speaker]. jumping with what i wanted to do and do it. >> yea. >> [inaudible]. >> how about you >>. absolutely i would in a heart beat. like the physical stuff that was my favorite. right going in the field and a month out with guys pouring rain you near north carolina. and rains more than you have sun. you live next to the swamps. but -- you know that was my favorite. being out outsi

easy way of just vacating and maing and giving it back to the courts below to ades ok, once we lk hind, beyond the two secos d we have a fuller scope of evidence, then we will make our reasonableness inquiry. hopefully without putting a thumb on the scales either way. mr. mccloud: a couple responses on that. rs i don't believe that is the best reading of the panel decision. it's not the law and he does not make the law for the fifth circuit by just asserting thgs. justice gorsuch: fr ough. i understand you read the opiniodierently than justice kagan does or may judge hiintham did. t what is wrong with proceeding on that understanding? . mccloud: a number of things. first, to the extent you are ned about the breast of the statements -- breadth oth statements in the panel decision -- justicgouch: the only thing wereoncerned with is the two second rule, whether it is there are not. we just clarified if that is not the law, send it back. any objections? mr. mccloud: yes. because you would be sending it back for a remand that point is. -- that is pointless. justicgouch: the number of romanc

senator cindy hind-smith from mississippi. senator pete ricketts from nebraska.oving to the u.s. house of representatives, congressman andy biggs from arizona. congresswoman julie fdorchyk from north dakota. closer to home, congressman andy harris from maryland. congressman bob latta from ohio. yeah, got a lot from ohio. congressman john mcguire from virginia. congressman bob ander from missouri. we'll be hearing from him in a minute. congressman chris smith of new jersey. congressman derek van orden from wisconsin. we're also blessed to have among us today governor jeff landry from louisiana. we are so honored to be joined by these elected leaders who are fighting for life across the nation and on capitol hill. i'm also delighted to be joined today by two incredibly dedicated leaders in congress. leader thune and speaker johnson. we are honored to have both the u.s. senate majority leader, john thune of north dakota, i'm sorry. let me say that one more time. we are most honored to have had the u.s. senate majority leader john thune of south dakota. [applause] an

and hinds sight is with me, there is a few things i would do different. i got the special force course and all that stuff. because of car accident i had there was an alert and i come on a curb and 2 hill billys -- parkod that side of the road headlights on and had to veer right and hit a dumpster. 2 of them. and my old 41 end of the car was smashed up. i was going in an alert first and that hit this affected me. i did not realize how bad until san francisco v. a. got a hold of me and now they are looking at tv guys and all that stuff. i would do it over again >> yea. alex? >> aloment of things i would you know wish could have done as well. like. [inaudible] [cannot understand speaker]. jumping with what i wanted to do and do it. >> yea. >> [inaudible]. >> how about you >>. absolutely i would in a heart beat. like the physical stuff that was my favorite. right going in the field and a month out with guys pouring rain you near north carolina. and rains more than you have sun. you live next to the swamps. but -- you know that was my favorite. being out outsi

and d, w, 's hinds. bronk is still with me as we await word, i should say speech specifically from the german chancellor. really cons. i'm curious here. it seems that this is a delicate position for the german chancellor. on the one hand, he needs to position himself from the place of strength after the remarks by the u . american, vice president j. d. vance. and yet, on the other hand, he must, he must reinforce, i think, to some degree, the defensive trans atlantic and unity walk me through the delicate nature of this speech. we're about to hear. yes, i think what you have to think about on the one hand is that both j, the vance, and off sholtes, also talking to the domestic audiences. so the speech yesterday by the u. s. vice president was nothing and not only directed at the european spa adults as his own supporters into united states. he said as much in his speech on and off charlotte's a outgoing tron so that we have to say we're having elections here. and then just under a, just over a week's time. and he will also be in some sense, speaking to his public, to his voters against

what's the human faith a hind ai in terms of digital labor?have seen countries like kenya where people are being treated like slaves behind ai. can you speak to that? guest: i believe the phenomenon you are referring to relates to a specific aspect of creating ai models, which is called supervised fine tuning or reinforcement learning with human feedback. essentially, what those workers are doing is they are interacting with the ai systems while it is under development and they are trying to see is it saying something that is offensive? is it saying something that is inaccurate? is it saying something that is harmful? it has to go through and interact with ai. ai is trained by downloading most of the data on the internet. and force-feeding it into a learning algorithm that tries to strip out and say here's how we make a useful intelligence that is learned from everything there is to learn on the internet. a lot of what's on the internet is offensive. a lot of what's on the internet is pretty inaccurate. there is a process of data cleaning that

what's the human faith a hind ai in terms of digital labor?have seen countries like kenya where people are being treated like slaves behind ai. can you speak to that? guest: i believe the phenomenon you are referring to relates to a specific aspect of creating ai models, which is called supervised fine tuning or reinforcement learning with human feedback. essentially, what those workers are doing is they are interacting with the ai systems while it is under development and they are trying to see is it saying something that is offensive? is it saying something that is inaccurate? is it saying something that is harmful? it has to go through and interact with ai. ai is trained by downloading most of the data on the internet. and force-feeding it into a learning algorithm that tries to strip out and say here's how we make a useful intelligence that is learned from everything there is to learn on the internet. a lot of what's on the internet is offensive. a lot of what's on the internet is pretty inaccurate. there is a process of data cleaning that

hind sight is 20/20 and you conceded that the fed miscalculated inflation as transitory in 2021-2022. given that inflation remains stuck above the fed's 2% target will you commit to scrapping the flexible average inflation targeting framework and if not, why wouldn't you commit to returning just to a simple 2% target? >> so you know, we're just -- we're just beginning the review, it will be done, as i mentioned by the end of the summer and that's the exact question we'll be asking. i can't commit to a particular outcome. i need to respect the process and 18 others on the fomc. >> i appreciate that, i hope in that process that you and your colleagues recognize that that framework allowed rising inflation to persist and allowed the fed to mislabel it as transitory. let me turn to bank regulation. in october of last year, i led a bipartisan coddle, to switzerland and the committee agreed with me that the michael barr proposal of july 2023 actually gold-plated bank capital requirements and instead of actually promoting international harmonization, it made american banks less competitive