and the stuff apple says about itc is a little unfair. first of all, we did not abuse itc.trial motions. liz: okay. >> and their product is not even helpful to people because it doesn't measure properly. it gives two measurements a day, less than 37% of the people. liz: okay. we got to run. i'm sure apple would disagree with that. we'll have earnings after the bell. [closing bell rings] joe kiano of mass sim

and the stuff apple says about itc is a little unfair. first of all, we did not abuse itc. we use itc as it is supposed to be. both sides. we had the trial. we had the posttrial motions. liz: okay. >> and their product is not even helpful to people because it doesn't measure properly. it gives two measurements a day, less than 37% of the people. liz: okay. we got to run. i'm sure apple would disagree with that. we'll have earnings after the bell. [closing bell rings] joe kiano of mass sim mow, thank you very much. look at those gains, stay tuned. larry: hello folks welcome to a special edition did of "kudlow." i was going to say "kudlow" but a special edition of "kudlow." i'm larry kudlow. we're looking at a likely house vote on israel war funding. joe biden continuing the a call for a pause in the war. the id fsted dilly moving into gas is is a through three routes. more anti-semitism on america's elite campuses. another big day in the stock market. we'll get to all of it but let's get to our newsmaker interview first up. we welcome the new house speaker, mr. mike johnson

as it says, she tried to survive on her own with i say the one with an itc is left to almost blind complicating everything's over at random apartment to me, 82 years i'm blind, everybody says we don't have the funds to buy a new one afterwards. what if she blows up the apartment by accident, renting out to a blind post? things started happening here at the beginning of the product. it was under attack and many people including social workers, flip the switch on and t is like one of them became the 1st point of contact. the actual nobody got o d. e, a sign in to the and officer were usually on the sometimes we would get calls from the last people to leave the multi story building. they would tell us, we know there is a bad written lady on the 3rd floor with her doors locked. we would then break into her apartment and save her cot through the door and carry her right though, even though so. there are no about 50 people living the cities left behind as if he was soon joined by refugees from frontline townsend occupied territory. organizes have led stuff to keep everything going. at the moment they

developments occur around the world, you're going to be hearing more about war crimes word tribunals, itc. that was something that he really made. people look at what he did with the, with the vietnam war, with cambodia is incredible. she didn't care what you said. he was some people say it looks petal kissed up. he. he was rate in my respect, but complicated an evil yes. perhaps maybe mac, you believe? yes, labyrinthine, yes. but there is no body even we know lee, similar or close to what he was and history will look at him. depending upon who you are, there is a take that will meet your particular appraisal of all the while henry kissinger century has come to a close, his influence continues to cast a shadow of global politics for more and how he shape than europe international relations. by august, straight and complex and think some wars are t dot com as you cover the western media outlets. so find a new reason to get all frenzied up y'all's they pump speculation that russia is using the is real cause a conflict to aggravate tensions in other parts of the world. ortiz. if you're a isa

is it kind of open symmetry the, the poor thing in the vehicle for the people of each type of piano itc to sort of thing to, to, to talk to the rest of the community. because it to me to say to the other community what being that like for example, what is going on in my the or we can the for the money or i mean 2020 fault for yeah the nothing. but they have seen that they actually did a lot of people on the time to be additional. why do they stating if i liked the middle of the ceiling and all the data is given to them? because when they come to you with the jury, some excellent one decision of put it all the community that pregnancy it up, how much you charge. you're looking for it to go back to the down, the slicing for the ridges terms that level 5 d is the visual. again, the attitude is to be the type. no, he's telling without someone telling him to because what you see the parameters are over 5, but what the, what am i getting that is i have is also building something is not only why prime is also because if. ready everything you really find in front of me, what they've been doing,

yeah, for, for uh, brain kids from ukraine to russia that was led to charges itc, killing 5000 children and guys, uh, no home from the i c. c. um so, so the, you know, the hypocrisy of that is clear. uh and its been clear for a long time, but this is exposing and the whole world knows this. right. and it should actually say it's not just the whole world of global so, but it's actually increasing proportions of the population with in canada, the us. yep. and i think probably european countries that also see just how, obviously hypocritical they are. i mean, the international law discussion on, on ukraine, they were of, they pumped up of that about a lot. but the cities have international law on the side. that's very clear. i also want want to mention is about the g 7 the, the canadian foreign minister, g 7. you know, she put out a treat last night where she talks about, you know, we're all in favor of israel destroying guys. um we're, we're all united with ukraine and then, and it was like, we're all pushing for peace and in the pacific region, of course, a code word for actually we're a

developments occur around the world, you're going to be hearing more about war crimes word tribunals, itc. that was something that he really made. people look at what he did with the, with the vietnam war, with cambodia is an incredible one more thing on a personal note. this was a, this was a, a jew who worked with one might say, one of the most extensively anti semitic, at least in speech. presidents ever listened to the tapes of nixon railing about the jews. and here's kissinger. mm hm. on some impala that he didn't care what you said, he was some people say it looks petal kissed up. he he was right. in my respect, but complicated an evil. yes. perhaps maybe mac, you believe? yes, labyrinthine? yes. like there is no body even we know lee, similar or close to what he was and history well, look at him. depending upon who you are, there is a take that will meet your particular appraisal of it. last year, mr. kissinger fund himself, and hot water. after suggesting that kia web should seed some territory to rush in order to, to, in the conflict. but then he suggested ukraine should join nat

that would never happen again. 20 years later or 10 years later out he's ate itced much more mild mannered making a point of being less divisive for the other side of that those editors weren't as aggressive as eight max franco or a roosevelt. this whole thing is going on way, going another way of finding a right tone from the newsroom in the paper. i guessdi that's not surprising and editor would come along and push the envelope. he was certainly one of those editors. maybe go too far and pulled back a little bit. so i covers seven executive at her sobs that look at the continuum of how the paper did change over the sevengh terms. at the same time this different chapters at the end there one a big chapter of the modern date "new york times." >> yes.cl you described the paper at one point as a musclebound company that head on its dedication to being slow to change. you did use the words institutionally conservative but one point describe the times that something that jumped out atom me from a lot of the storis that you tell. it does change a lot over the course of the period that you have

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tools, i'm supportive of the guard act which would -- and the restrict act which would codify our itcs authorities. we need that to have a comprehensive approach to go after connected apps. we would need resources additionally to do that. i think we need additional resources around enforcement to do exactly what you're talking about. candidly we need -- the threat is different today. the threat from china in 2023 is different than the cold war threats of decades ago. it is technology and a.i. and it is moving fast so i would welcome a broader discussion with you around how we modernize what we do and how we properly fund what we do. >> there's been several walkup calls and huwaei stands out and i would welcome your suggestion on how we either as appropriators or authorizers would be helpful in closing this opportunity for china technology theft. sec. raimondo: we will do it. i'm proud of the fact under my watch we imposed the largest fine ever in history, $200 million fine for a company called cgate for violating controls, selling to hauwei. we're tough as we need to be but resources a

and secretary yellen is in charge of the 25% itc part i hear you, we can follow up. we can talk to the secretaries team. >> thank you. with that narrow definition it does exclude a lot of things that are critically important in my view to greatly domestic supply chain. i think what treasury did is there incorrectly lashed onto very narrow definition which we would like to see expanded and brought in. without a yield back. >> likes it recognize mr. bowman for. >> thank you, mr. chairman thank you madam secretary thank you for being here and for your tremendous work. i am concerned about that re- compete program. many historically marginalized under resourced communities that lack the infrastructure to go after somebody grant money that is available as part of that re- compete program. what are your thoughts in terms of supporting these historically marginalized communities and building the infrastructure and accessing the resources necessary to create jobs. and as you mentioned earlier 100k shortage. can you speak to how to provide more on the ground support for histo

recognizing that my authority relates more to the grant program and secretary yellen is in charge of the 25% itc i hear you. we can follow-up. we can talk to the secretary's team. >> thank you. with that narrow definition, it does exclude a lot of things that are critically important in my view to creating the domestic supply chain. i think what treasury did is, they respectfully come incorrectly latched onto a very narrow definition which we would like to see expanded and broadened. i thank you and with that i yield back. >> thanks. >> thank you very much. now, the gentleman from new york , i would like to recognize mr. bowman. >> thank you so much. but as you madam secretary. thank you for your tremendous work. is i'm concerned about the rick competes program. in my district there are many historically marginalized underserved, redlined, under resourced communities that lack the infrastructure to go after some of the grant money that is available as part of the program. what are your thoughts in terms of supporting these marginalized communities and building the infrastructure and accessing th

itc immunization and travel clinic relocation. i think that's a health department project. i don't know the lake merced trail improvements project if that's recreation and park or puc and then some of the and on the next page, the davies symphony hall elevator modernization. i assume that's the war memorial performing arts center department. anyway, just having the department name in there would help and then maybe for the professional services and other things that are actually public works indicating which of them are idc, bdc or bsm would help because the way it's written now, it has some information, but it sort of raises more questions. all right, i've said enough on that. on safety and street vendor enforcement. the next topic, in addition to police, i would explore the use of deputy sheriff's since they are now able to do some tnb work and other field work without getting into debates between the poa and the deputy sheriff's, there may be an opportunity to partner with the sheriff's department on enforcement so that it's not just police fronting for dpw frontline sta

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