. >> the correspondent carl holtz came out with a book. when a book comes out to you almost automatically pick it up? >> i do. i have been to know carl very well. i think that he is one of the smartest reporters out there. the confirmation bias on the war that we have seen in recent years is a brilliant book and if you want to understand some of the struggles that shape capitol hill there's no one better than carl and also finished jonathan carl'karl's book and it isn't congress per se but front row in the trump show is an interesting read. i know carl and i've been interviewed by him. i think it's knowledgeable and professional and you want to hear what they have to say because they are talking about a lot of people where they don't have the occasion and they bring a lot of insight into the political field and into congress. >> how much sharing of book ideas do you do in congress? >> i do a sort of favored book-of-the-month we publish on the website and have a lot of inquiries and i threw a party for the republicans every year and christm

stefanie holtze-jen.n't seem to have really dented the euro much. there's always another partner involved in the pair. looks like the dollar is gaining a little bit of strength today. do the markets really care? stefanie: i'd say the markets are very busy assessing the just of the u.s. tapering discussion. everything is really centered around the u.s. dollar. the news around the italian government crisis is just one part of lots of negative news we have seen recently over the last couple of days and weeks out of europe. the market is absolutely looking through and focusing on how we will come out of the pandemic. in regards to the junior coalition partner pulling out right now, the stans we take is as long as that's not a snap election being called, this will not yield to more worries for the market. of course, political instability couldn't come at a worse time. matt: hillary is such -- showing us a chart of the italian 10 year stretch to boones. it's at the lowest level, generally lowest level that we'v

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. >> lou holtz encouraging kids to get off the sidelines and back in the game. >> i learned more on age classes. that's what makes the country great. that is what you are doing with covid-19. >> lessons learned are important to young people. todd: an american city putting up cameras to make sure everyone is masked up and staying 6 feet apart. our next guest says one surveillance powers expand they almost never contract. >> the center for new american security joins us next. ♪♪ every step you take ♪♪ i will be watching you ♪♪ todd: a michigan man facing charges for assaulting a capital police video, aaron rogers not assault anybody, this is the right video. there is a video there. this man accused of attacking a capital officer with a hockey stick during the capital riots, meantime take a look, this rioter from florida tried to attend the inauguration despite knowing he was a wanted man, he is cooperating with agents after admitting he took part in the capital right on social media but broke off contact. todd: the fbi increases its reward for information on the dc pipe bomb suspect to

joy --k holtz, this is a zholtz, one of the great china watchers and pacific rim watchers, always writingor asia times. we are thrilled on short notice that mr. goldman could join us. thank you for taking time with us. what would you presume would be the response to beijing with the battle in the american government of a strident executive order and a department of treasury that says no? barry: thank you for the kind words. i think with the world has figured out is that china is too big to boycott. it is becoming the world's largest economy and one of the largest capital markets. the only real positive interest rates in the world. the attempts by the trump administration to play whack-a-mole on stock listings and there is a widespread pattern where the trump administration delivers which is ignored and sabotaged by lower levels of bureaucracy which are trying to maintain business as usual. american tech companies are selling all the chips they want to huawei. commercesung under licenses. it is not well publicized but it was in the trade press. the treasury regulators figured out that the

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douglas holtz-eakin is president of the american action forum from 2003 to 2005.ran the congressional budget office and the council on foreign relations. amjason furman a served as chair of president obama's presidential adviser and he is also my boss. he is held major positions in policy in places like new york university school of public service. thank you all for being here. i can't think of a panel that i'm more excited to have this conversation with. secretary lew said congress acted fast and took 13% of gdp into the economy march and april and action has been veryct slow. there is $108 billion working its way through congress. i wonder what you think would be the first items that present elect biden will have to tackle in the next six months. jason i know you've written on the dangers of thinking you can go back to the well a couple of times in congress. how do you view the next six wmonths? >> tracy thanks so much for having me here. i think people have learned one important lesson from the financial crisis which is it's important to err on the side of -- b

joining us now with more insights, doug holtz-eakin.f the congressional budget office. thanks for your time today. let's focus on the financials. we know the new administration is asking for 1.9 trillion dollars in terms of a new relief package. some of that obviously has gone out of the door. nevertheless we are going to hear from janet yellen tomorrow. we are going to see this process unfold over the next few days. in terms of what the new administration wants and is going to get, how big a gap are we going to see? >> i think there will be a considerable cap. the -- gap. they are going to have to get at least nine republicans. this is an opening bid to a legislative process. i expect treasury secretary yellen to make a strong case for. there are some things that i just don't think have a chance to get through. they're not going to raise the minimum wage to $15 in the middle of a recession and damage small businesses. they are going to have to think hard about the scale of this proposal. gdp in the fourth corner of -- quarter of 2020,

douglas holtz-eakin is present in american action forum. he sort of financial crisis commission from 2003-2005 picky led the congressional budget office and also held positions as council on foreign relations and is on the team at the presidential campaign. jason furman is because of the practice of economic policy at harvard kennedy school of government or he served as chair of president obama's council of economic advisers and use also my boss. he's helped major commissions also received a policy in place like brookings institution and new york university school of public service. thank you all for being here. i couldn't think of the panel i would be more excited to have this conversation with. secretary lew just said we face a a situation where success is the enemy. congress acted fast, put up 30% gdp into the economy in march and april, and since then action has been very slow. there is talk now about $908 billion in working twitter congress. i wonder what you think are going to be the first -- working through -- what president-elect bi

welcome doug holtz eakin and jason for ken, doug, i will start with you first. in our economy in this country just doing away with it? >> it's been a contested issues for a long time, even though there were construction jobs that were central to the keystone xl, but it's part of the north american fossil fuels market. but i think if you look at what president biden has done in the first two days, there's a real significant here. he gave a call for unity and is looking to see if he can work with capitol hill to get his proposals on covid-19 but these actions are ones that intend to draw a contrast with his predecessors and unilateral action. even among the ones he did yesterday, that there is something called modernizing the regulatory state which is a wholesale revamping. how do you highlight benefits and costs? >> sandra: jason i will get your reaction to that but first to lindsey graham lindsey graham who joined us last era hour and shared similar concern about the executive orders in the first days of office. >> he doesn't have the bet ability or the will to