actor, comedian, jamie lissow.e is back from her honeymoon, but we have yet to find her husband. fox news contributor kat timpf. [cheers and applause] so much to cover with this brilliant and as i put altogether by myself. i want to ask you first who's a bigger bozo? >> kellyanne: just for equating january 6th with 9/11, it is no better evidence that somebody is affected by trump arrangement syndrome. it's like being a 20-year-old kid who identifies himself as a republican, to be as a red hat that says make america great again. if you to people on a tv talk about the folks who killed the parent you never met. 21 years ago, and outs with the people who killed your parent that you never met. the people who beheaded daniel pearl, you don't equate half of america to be spokes based on what they believe and who they are. it started out as elitism, and snobbery, and outs becoming increasing dangerous. people, they are knockabout with it and the vice president of the united states be complicit. it is truly regrettable. i

jamie. trace, you live in california. are kind of like, you feel the consequences of certain policies that our politicians don't feel. but you're also on the new sites are don't want to ask you your real opinion. but what is your real opinion? >> trace: i have a different observation and harold ford as you might imagine. i think joe biden, the truth is he's actually de-escalating his rhetoric from the beginning of the year. remember when he talks about in f-15 yesterday, at the beginning of the year in february, he said to fight the government you need an f-15 and hellfire missiles. and then by june it was you needed f-15 and nuclear weapons. yesterday it was just an f-15. we've come a long way. it's not like these things are hard to get. you can get them from the taliban. you can rent an f-15 from the taliban complement america for hundred bucks and then just give them away. as far as the other rhetoric where he demonizes half the public, the left and harold would disagree. they don't want to argue. you are a denier or h

if you call jamie right now, we've got a fourth verse on there. [ laughter ] >> lamorne: i hear jamieie foxx, we were in a conference room at our agency and he was pitching me this movie he was going to direct. and he opens the script to page one and he starts acting it all out. doing the voices for every different character. and i quickly realize, oh, he's about to act out this entire script for me. [ laughter ] and again he's got his boombox backpack, he's playing the soundtrack. and two hours later, he performed the entire movie. i didn't know what to do. so i just stood up and gave him a slow clap. [ laughter ] but like he is the most entertaining man on the planet. >> lamorne: oh, absolutely. i ran into him once at a birthday dinner, and he came to me and he pitched me a movie. he was like -- he was like, hey, man, i got this idea. right? okay. so it's me and you. right? and we go into a bank. uh-huh? but then all of a sudden michael b. jordan comes out. [ laughter ] but surprise, he don't know this, i'm his father. [ laughter ] is that kind of how is it went? >> oh my goodness.

jamie dimon speaks for the fed.power over the economy. this is really a banking cartel, right? they provided over massive booms and busts while supposedly stablizing the business cycles. instead they have decimated the middle class. people are fed up. he wouldn't be as rich as he is if there wasn't a ton of easy money flowing his way, to slurp from the monetary spigot. charles: i love all the points you made. creature project kill island, which is the federal reserve, if he thought through that we no longer have boom or bust cycles like in the 1800s, that the business cycle would be smooth. that is all we've had since then. feels like wall street gets richer and richer after every boom and bust cycle no matter what. right now you have bitcoin hanging in there pretty good. it found technical support here. folks who believe in it deeply there could be another leg down. you agree with that as well? >> i definitely think there could be more pain ahead because we're seeing a global de-leveraging. we're waiting on with ba

actor writer and comedian jamie lissau. sheathings possum is brain food fox business anchor, mcdowell. her smile make mis tear up and smile is the name of her pepper spray, fox news contributor, kat ti horn of plenty f. and he once lit a cigar off a volcano, my massive sidekick, tyrus. welcome back. being so alone most of the time, i assume you've come up with a number of jokes. how many jokes you is for this particular segment? >> i would say, um, maybe three to five. >> okay, three to 5 it is. >> yeah. >> so what have you, what do you make of this monologue? what are 84 thought? >> there's some stuff that makes mae angry in the monologue. there's kid that died. what you'll know what makes me the angriest, it's a tragedy, but the fact that he left this dude. >> yes. >> you be, like maybe he could have saved, maybe he did something in a moment of anger but then thee he still left and fled the scene. i feel leak we can a ew about politics or whatever, but at some point when there's human life on the -- you know if. honest to

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and in terms of what jamie has taught me, howard and jamie have taught me different things.ve been with howard for a very long time, and i think he molded me as a person in terms of my professional self from watching him, especially for so many years and so up close. with jamie, i haven't been there as long, but what i can say to you is i've learned without a question how he has put a world-class team around him to run an extraordinarily complex business. and at the end of the day, you're only as good as your people. i think that is what i see and i've learned from jamie. david: another initiative you've been involved with, which is to get jpmorgan and other companies to invest in minority-owned businesses. and how is that going? mellody: so the initiative is really targeted at growing sustainable minority businesses by bringing two things together--capital and customers. we think people when they talk about growing minority businesses, they often rotate, over rotate, on this idea of access to capital. we think access to customers are just as important. and it's actually--th

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>> jimmy: definitely. >> jamie foxx?loned tyrone." >> jimmy: how long did you work with jamie on this? >> we were together for several months. got shut down, came back, filming was on the schedule, we were together a long time. >> jimmy: jamie foxx, besides being a very, very talented person and a very, very nice person. >> oh, yeah. >> jimmy: is the most fun person to be around. because he inserts fun into spots where you just never imagined there would be fun. >> yeah, the charisma levels on this guy is ridiculous. i really love jamie. >> jimmy: he carries around a backpack with a speaker in it, right? >> wait, so he does carry it everywhere? >> jimmy: yes. >> jimmy: i've seen it a couple of times. >> he's there with it on set. it comes in handy. while we're shooting, we shot in a specific area in atlanta. you know, it's sometimes hard to tell all the locals that you're going to be shooting a big movie in their neighborhood. sometimes you ruffle feathers. >> jimmy: right. >> so that the local community didn't relieve u

jamie dimon took a name at higher capital requirements.o bring in bloomberg's sonali basak. no surprise we get this before tomorrow. what was in it that was key? sonali: we've heard this before from jamie dimon, saying they are coming at the wrong time, that the economy has a lot of headwind looking forward into the economy, but really worried about the tightening from the federal reserve, about potential headwinds ahead in the economy. that is really what that is about today. of course, the question for me is he is speaking to lawmakers tomorrow, not the fed, so what does he expect lawmakers to do about this issue is a critical question. i've got to say that consumer lending is a huge one at this time. when you think about lawmakers grilling bank ceos tomorrow, this is a hearing that is saying holding the megabanks accountable. that is by name the point of this hearing. you have lawmakers concerned about communities facing high inflation, potentially less access to loans. some communities had banks leaving them for a very long time, highe

jamie took that on. >> that's why we love jamie dimon.nd he speaks truth to power and a he is willing to do that. that's what's so important. good for him for doing exactly that. i don't know a single bank president that wants to destroy the american economy. you have a lot of people in power that are pushing them to do exactly that because they have a fantasy that tomorrow we can be at net zero greenhouse gas emissions, never mind that they want to transfer the climate guilt to polluting the country so they can feel better about themselves. it's crazy. i think people like jamie dimon, brian moynihan, others that i've talked to, they're looking for real solutions to a transition that doesn't destroy the american economy. we can provide that through modern technologies and innovations but certainly not through regulation. maria: as if the left policies has not destroyed this economy enough, senator, i've got to take your attention to what we're looking on the screen right now. we have live pictures of port authority, another migrant bus ar

very quick, we don't have anyt time, jamie, where can people supporout you? >> thank you so much for that . people can learn more about us at gaysagainstgroomers.com and all of the social links on there and ways to support us through small donations and some of the memerch, which i was happy to represent today. i appreciate you letting me talk about what's happening to us and it's unjust and like clay was saying, it's the most unifyingos issue on eartht and i truly believe that. we're a nonpart son group. we have support all over the political spectrum and that'suc not true andh we had much morer support than hatoue and stuff coming our way but, you know, we have the majority of the tha population and sensorship and we're going to win.or it's obviousit and i mope we can win soon to save these kids because it's getting worse every day. >> you're doing a fantastic job and we're right behind you andog hopefully see you soon to see how it's going. thank you, clay. another example of the fight back against woke extremism and barbara george running for school board

jamie, thank you very much. jamie: thank you., let's hear more about the preparations and the concerns in the tampa area. william brangham is back with that. william: as we've been reporting, major evacuations are continuing this evening, and officials are warning about a significant storm surge that could hit tampa and southwest florida hard. jane castor is the mayor of tampa and she joins me now from the emergency operations center in the city. thank you so much for being here. could you give us a sense of how preparations are going right now? mayor castor: actually we are finished with preparations, we and in that for quite some time, but we have called for a mandatory evacuation in zone a. if you are not familiar with tampa, we have 120 miles of coastline in our city. zone a are those individuals in close proximity to the water. we have evacuated individuals in that zone. we have given out over 50,000 sandbags. we have prepared as much as we can in the city of tampa. our residents are heeding the warnings and leaving for high

here is jamie with his wife and kids at least this jamie held it together.way for that one. a google search the picture of his family. that's why. i just like to rub it in his face. but as the woke-gone too far? >> step right up, this is how we are going. these are the tacos. >> [coughing] no mexicans were harmed in the making of this taco? you should not be eating this anyway? >> that's right, we also have a hamburger. >> mind as well. approved by german chefs, just the way that you like it. >> that's how you know you like it. we also have hot dogs if you want to give that a try. >> might as well, right pastor mark this one actually tastes good, but why is there no message in it? >> nobody knows what is inside hot dogs anyway. so you know. next, please. free samples, the versatile users. >> greg: can at the argument be made that cooking a foreign dishes honoring and valuing a cultural. >> there is no argument to be made. were the ones eating it if you had a hard time with it. where you going to a mexican restaurant if you are not mexican, stupid? what, show

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jamie: thank you.a: for a look at the federal government's response to hurricane ian, i spoke earlier today with fema administrator deanne criswell. administrator criswell, thank you so much for joining us. we are speaking now as hurricane ian is making landfall in florida already hundreds o thousands of people there don't have power. what is your message to the people of florida as they are bracing for this storm and the potential damage it'll bring? deanne: you know, as we are seeing hurricane ian make landfall right now, i still want to remind people that this is a slow moving storm. they need to make sure that they are keeping themselves and their families safe right now. our number one priority has been and continues to be search and rescue after the storm passes. as we understand that there are some people that didn't evacuate. we want to make sure we're getting into those hardest hit areas to find people that need our help the most. so we're going to focus on that and we're going to continue to

we have jamie dimon area thank you.ve jamie dimon they are warning you and your colleagues in the american people, to prepare for the worst. he said that that is exactly what financial institutions are doing. let's play this clip of him winning the alarm bell of inflation. speak to our future, not that far away, you have cutie, rising rates, you have more inflation, the war in ukraine which is deteriorating, oil prices, which i still think are kind of precarious. and, yes, those things have the potential to put their country and in and the into recession. >> gillian: i mean not what you are any of your colleagues, or any american voters want to hear sir. >> well, this is the nightmare that the american families have been living with under joe biden and the democrats for the last year or so. now it says that it is going to be worse. that is why people are feeling stuck, sweetest, stressed. yesterday the chairman of the federal preserved was on right after he announced an interest rate increase he said that, fighting infl

jamie dimon and jane fraser led the warning on economic risks the consumer with jamie dimon saying theonomy is a classic tale of two cities with competing headwinds and tailwinds that make it very difficult to bricked the future. frazier predicted more difficult times ahead for the consumer. the ceos told lawmakers of efforts they made to help the consumer by eliminating overdraft fees. wells fargo ceo also touted his bank efforts to reduce overdraft fees. his bank came under fire from lawmakers this year after an investigation found that wells fargo had approved fewer than half of refinancing sought by black homeowners. you will notice a lot of red on the screen. the bank stocks appeared to do fairly well during a lot of the testimony. during the final hour of trading, it was rocked with the rest of the market. in terms of grabbing headlines, jamie dimon said the worst possible outcome in terms of the fed trying to maneuver a soft landing would be stagflation. he said oil is going to cause a global recession and he also had some of his toughest criticism yet for crypto. he called cryp

i think jamie dimon's assessment is better.earing at the house, should the fed be focused on price stability and not be concerned about racial equity and things like that in societies that absolutely that's why i've introduced legislation for the fed to focus on price stability because inflation is a thief and i have to tell you since inauguration day, joe biden has hit every policy wrong and has made our economy weaker and our families more insecure financially because he's added regulations, added taxes, clogged up the arteries of the american economy right at the moment when it should be growing. he inherited a v-shaped recovery, low unemployment, low tax rates and working population. maria: certainly feels like jay powell is the only one doing anything about inflation right now because when you look at the response from the white house, it's just more spending and more spending. congressman, do you have any idea where this rail deal stand because if we do have a strike, did they advert a strike after the midterm, is that th

i think we have jamie rome with the acting director of the national hurricane center.looks like he's right there. he joins me from miami. i don't know if we have sound on him. jamie, what can you tell us about this storm, which does seem like, well, nearing worst-case scenario in terms of size, speed, and strength? >> it is. the huge size is just spreading the impacts across the florida peninsula. the slow speed is increasing the duration and of the damaging wind rains and the flood potential. look at this radar reflectivity. we're getting estimates of 4 to 5 inches port hour in those heavy winds. >> give us context for that. vessels like a lot and it seems near the high-end of what is physically possible for a storm to dump. >> those are incredibly heavy rainfall rates. i don't have reports but my suspicion is that flash flooding is probably occurring and you can see the warnings lighting up here as the system marches. those are rainfall rates you don't typically see. >> how long do we anticipate that this is going to take to get out of, move quickly enough that you c

we will hear from belinda gates and jamie zimmerman of the -- melinda gates and jamie zimmerman of theoundation next. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: melinda french gates says the pandemic has stalled progress on critical issues like poverty and climate change, calling gender inequality the most alarming. this among new findings from the goalkeepers report released by the bill and melinda gates foundation. back in march of last year, french gates told me that women were in crisis as the pandemic dragged on. i asked her about the state of women now. take a listen to what she had to say. >> i would say still in crisis. women's livelihoods were destroyed by the pandemic. whether you were in the informal sector or whether you had a job, women are saying i can't do my job at the same intensity as before or at all if i don't have safe and affordable childcare. that is just a problem. we have pushed women out of the workforce and we have so many girls across the world who are not in school anymore. emily: how could a recession or prolonged economic downturn make this worse? >> inflation also make

military personnel to the russian government major jamie lee henry was stationed at ft. bragg, his wife is at johns hopkins hospital in baltimore. prosecutors allege that the couple believed that they were giving to a russian official who was actually an fbi agent. >>> a russian oligarch, oleg deripaska, has been charged with violating u.s. sanctions against him. prosecutors alleged three women helped him sell a music studio in california and arranged travel for one of them to give birth to his child in the united states >>> and virginia "ginny" thomas, wife of clarence thomas, has gone before the house committee. the panel has been trying to determine her role in efforts to help former president trump overturn his election defeat >> thought we would have something on florida there tyler, my apologies for that what we call a bad toss. florida seems like kind of a big news event >>> all right, coming up, a pair of companies said to report after the bell today nike, the second worst stock of the year what can they tell us about the state of the market and inflation that is

>> mark strassman in atlanta, thank you. >>> we're joined now by maryland congressman jamie raskin, aocratic member of the january 6th select committee. good morning. >> thanks for having me, major. >> former president trump says that maga republicans are trying to save democracy and want to be taken seriously on this issue. let's review what he said this week earlier. he said the 2020 election should be rerun or he should be reinstated in office, and that if re-elected in 2024, he would provide apologies and full pardons to those charged and/or convicted for storming the capitol january 6th. evaluate that. >> first, if he's saying that the elections should be rerun, which is something he's been asserting from the beginning, that's outside of the constitution. there's no procedure for the military to just seize the election machinery and run a new election, which is one of the things that his disgraced former national security adviser michael flynn was pushing and was part of the january 6th plot. and, look, more than 60 courts rejected every claim of electoral fraud and corruption, w

applause] he's the star of the new comedy special don't quit your day job, actor, writer, comedian jamiesow! [applause] her laugh doubles as a hyenas mating call, fox news contributor kat timpf. [cheers and applause] and he uses a parking meter as a q-tip, my massive sidekick and world n.w.a. champion tyrus! [cheers and applause] welcome back. >> good to be here. >> i wouldn't presume that yet. assuming your kids still speak to you would you ever move here with children if you had a great career change? if we were to offer you an amazing gig for zillions of dollars. >> for zillions i would do it. i didn't even know that was real. i would not move here with my kids, it's frightening. to win the morning last night i was at the hotel i wanted to go for a walk and i left my hotel and immediately went back inside to. this is dangerous! what is going on in new york? i get a lot of it is happening in hell's kitchen -- it is called's kitchen. you can't be surprised. can you believe what's happening in satan's hole? i just can't believe it. [laughter] some of the homeless people i enjoy more than

we want you to listen to the sound from jpmorgan chase's jamie dimon. to say how important u.s. oil and gas is. you will watch that watch him slam back at democrats over biden's student loan bailout as wrong and unfair. it doesn't address college tuition gouging. watch what happened. >> we aren't getting this one right. the world needs 100 million barrels effective of oil and gas every day and need it for 10 years. to do that we need proper investing in the oil and gas complex. investing in the oil and gas complex is good for reducing co2 we've all seen because of high price of oil and gas, particularly for the rest of the world you've seen everyone going back to coal. not just poor nations like india and china, indonesia and vet name but wealthy nations like germany, france and the netherlands. co2 is getting worse. yes, it was badly done, i wish they had targeted the people who actually needed help. we basically put a bandaid on, spent a lot of money rand didn't fix the problem which should be ongoing. we're paying the price of too much fiscal monetar

jamie, i want to thank you. you have been such an incredible leader at a very significant and important time in our country, and thank you for the passion and the drive and the inspiration you give to this position and all of us democrats. can we hear it for him? [cheers and applause] so, i do want to say that when we thank about where we are today and to the dnc members, i want to thank you all, because you are the leaders who are making our promise real in this country, and so i thank you for that. to the elected leaders here and the elected officials, especially state and local officials, thank you for lifting up our communities. as jamie said, i have been traveling the country, convening in particular our democrats at the state level, because with so much happening recently, their leadership is as if not more important than ever, in terms of use being on the ground, a recognizable face in the community to remind people of all that is at stake and give them a sense of optimism for a better future. to the youn

joining me now is a member of the january 6th committee, jamie jamie raskin. he's made the following charge. >> when you see that the white house switchboard connected to a rioter's phone, that's a big aha moment. >> somebody in the white house was calling a rioter? >> i only know one end of the call. >> an alarming finding. what can you confirm? what can you talk about? >> well, that's one of thousands of details the committee is aware of. our job is to put together a comprehensive portrait and narrative timeline of what took place. you know, to me, it's interesting, but much less interesting than the fact that donald trump told the crowd in public, you've got to fight like hell. if you don't, you're not going to have a country anymore. look, we're interested in telling the big story, which is this was an organized. premedicated deliberate hit against the vice president and the congress to overthrow the 2020 presidential election. i think the public understands the basic elements of the story. what we're going to do on wednesday is fill in the details that ha

morgan, jamie diamond never calls me and gene alridge is the head, so if you move money they're goingeat you like they meet you. >> she's the head of asia division to be fair at j.p. morgan, and yes a board member of adidas, go ahead. >> that's about the amount of information i have, i can only find out about the board from what i can google online, i never got to meet them even though i'm 68% of their online sales and they've even gone and specifically hired people from my team to do collaborations with -- to attempt to make fake versions or to try to dilute my message and to colonize, you know, my audience as opposed to empowerment. for instance, it's like a friend of mine just bought reebok reebok is worth less than yeze but due to the positioning i was in in the contract instead of us takingthe reebok for infrastructure, jamie is able to take that and i'm sitting supposed to be this, you know, little plant in the front of the little shop of horrors, you know >> we know jamie he comes on the show as well, authentic brands he's done a bunch of deals so it sounds like you're trying t

jamie, thank you for the introduction.ks, thank you all for being here and thank you jamie for your leadership. before i begin, i want to say a few words -- i stop by the british embassy to sign a book in the honor of queen elizabeth. i had an opportunity to meet her in the past and she was a graciously decent woman my prayer and thoughts are with the people of the u.k. and commonwealth reef -- as they grieve. now let me talk about why we are all here. in 60 days. 60 days. from the midterm elections, i want to be crystal clear about what this -- is at stake at the ballot. your right to choose is on the ballot. know this is a fact, this is not that i brought up any of this. your social security that you pay for is on the ballot. look at what they put out they want to do away with it. they want us to decide whether it continues or not. the safety of your kids from gun violence is on the ballot. this of phibro -- the survival of our planet is on the ballot. -- are you ready to fight for these things? i really mean it. we need

>> yes. >> jamie dimon, do you share those views for free and democratic taiwan? >> treatment democracy everywhere, i won't comment specifically on taiwan to make that kind of statement. >> many of you, some of you struggled to condemn the ongoing human rights abuses in china. the department of state, the united nations, human rights organizations and the like, have condemned china's actions. will citibank condemn the ongoing human rights abuses in china at the hands of the chinese communist party? >> let me take any accusations of human rights abuses wherever they are in the world seriously and we will be vocal in our distress. >> will you condemn the ongoing human rights abuses in china at the hands of the chinese communist party? >> condemn is a strong word. >> yes it is, so is genocide and slavery. >> we are very distressed to see it going on and we do not want human rights abuses happening anywhere in the world where we are anyone else operate. >> i encourage all of you to get out of doing business with russia and be very careful in china because they are wor

his name is jamie his son -- jimmy -- jamie has son. -- jamie hasan.e said we needed a september 12 day to remember our solidarity. host: you did a study of muslim americans and i wanted to put on the screen one of the things you found in the survey and i want you to talk a little bit about it. muslim americans are more likely to say that mistreatment of muslim americans defined the period immediately after the 9/11 attacks. 60 4% of muslim americans compared to less than half of americans overall believe muslim americans feel a lot of prejudice in america today. guest: this speaks to what i was saying about the need to add complexity to how we remember 9/11 because we want to remember this profound sense of unity, we want this story of camaraderie to inspire arrests today but that sense of unity did not extend to all people and we too often failed to live up to our best ideals and how we treated muslim americans. we see that very clearly in the data. muslim americans

also, what he thinks about jamie dimon calling crypto tokens decentralized ponzi schemes.st, the markets. it is all about the fed, as expected. the central bank raised rates 75 basis points. stocks, including tech and most major digital currencies swung between gains and losses. joining us to break it all down, ed ludlow. adco it was a roller coaster. we got the 75 basis point hike as expected. the surprise, the more hawkish element of the afternoon, was the forecast from officials on where rates go from here 4.6% in the terminal rate into 2023. the market laying up with the fed is prepared to do in terms of fighting inflation and giving the economy some pain. you look at the gyrations behind me, the nasdaq 100, there were big swings between gains of more than 1%. ultimately closing 1.8%. on that equation of -- here is what jay powell had to say. >> there is a possibility we could go to a certain level that we are confident in and stay there for a time. but we are not at that level. clearly today, we just moved probably into a very low level into what might be restricted.

jamie herrera beutler's biggest -- is now supporting what perez.i think everyone feels like she is an underdog with people do feel like with the right support she has a shot. >> one of the big questions here is about -- we always talk about it is a -- trump party -- but, you see, it 20, 20, five 30% of republicans, somewhere there, did not support the coup, which donald trump would go away. butler was the kind of -- there must be some of those voters and my district. right? >> it was a pretty narrow loss in the primary. they're the trunk of voters in that district that voted for jamie. the question is do they now out of partisan loyalty joe for can't, or out of democratic loyalty do they vote against him. >> -- you try to construct this popular front to vouchsafe american democracy against its foes, you know, the liz cheney, the known sean ski -- the people who believe of the -- american representative government. can you unite people on that -- issue? when it's -- at a time, when, again there's a lot going on. people are not that tuned in. and als

that voted for jamie herrera beutler.is, do they now just kind of out of partisan loyalty, vote for joe cans? out of democratic loyalty, do they run against joe can't? >> and this sort of the question for the country right? >> you try to construct this popular fund. to like, about say, american democracy against its foes. you know, the kind of like, liz cheney, to ivanka, -- people believe in the project of american government. can unite people or around that issue, at a time, again i don't want to throw the, a lot is going on. people are not that tuned, and and also upset about other stuff that may be crossing their plates. >> right, and i think that, again what perez is trying to do. she i said, small business owner, she owns an auto shop, talked a lot about inflation, struggles, people are facing, and at the same time, her campaign has according to their internal polling, the issue that voters say they care about most in this race is the preservation of democracy. and so that is something that she talks about a lot on

jamie mccleod skinner in oregon, this is a raw district where she challenged a long-time incumbent. a long time incumbent as a democrat defied his own president and aligned with the pharmaceutical companies and when the democrats were trying to negotiate legislation in order for the federal government to be able to negotiate down thl prices of life saving down, he got in the way of that. jamie mccleod-skinner defeated this long term incumbent and running in the general election in oregon. >> we'd love you to join the conversation. phone lines, democrats 2,027,488,000 and special line for working families party members. (202)748-8003 is that number and maurice is with us till the bottom of the hour. if president bind decides to run for a second term, would you like to see him challenged in the democratic primary? >> well, so far there hasn't been any challenges that emerged and frankly what i'm focused on today is building the united front against what -- this is not hyperbole, what to me is u.s. fascism. i'm actually really heartened that president biden took such a strong stance ag

jamie dimon would love to be down to $3 trillion instead of almost 4. be derisking this year. they're going to see earnings improve. but the politics of this are absurd. i mean, look at new york community bank. that merger should have been approved a year ago. that's kind of extortion and politics we have in washington. the occ, the fed -- liz: -- a lot of rulemaking, chris. but aren't regional banks the ones to typically do well when rates are rising? we do have the federal reserve about to, i mean, 100% chance of at least a 75 basis point hike on wednesday. >> oh, yeah. liz: wouldn't that be a good atmosphere for the regionals? but now we may be forced to split them into the big regionals versus the smaller regionals. will one set of the stocks do better than another? >> well, i think anything below pnc and truist and that group is going to be relatively okay because they don't have a lot of exposure that the regulators can focus on. i think what regulators are really worried about this time, liz, is commercial real estate and commercial exposure. thi

in some cases, jamy done it. but a new report should have them thinking twice about this new analysis from the u.s. china economic and security review commission warns that beijing's cargo data network, called logging, has been gathering insight into global shipping that could harm american security and commercial interests. >> it's a big problem. joining me now is michael sumo's, ceo of the coalition for a prosperous america, someone who has been sounding the alarm on these issues for years. michael, you say this is not some warnke concern, futuristic scenario. what percentage of the world's container ships are we talking about here? and why do our viewers need to understand why this matters right now? >> right now, this this logging is a huge threat right now. through their partnerships, they can see up in 90% of container ships around the world. the bills of lading, the manifest, who they bought from, who they bought, who they're selling to, they can see whether they're going to supply our military bases. it's

feel good, jamie. >> yeah. and don't forget, lura, when congress attempted to put some pressure on china about their human rights violations, the act, the banks lobbied against it. they went to capitol hill and said this bad idea to protect human rights, to say they don't shape policy, make policy and impact america is just silly, disgusting. >> mr. secretary, great to see you tonight. >> thank you. now another pillar in the left's dream world is this idea that the walls are closing in on former president trump. and today, the corrupt new york attorney general letitia james filed a lawsuit against former president trump. now, several of several of his family members, as well as associates and businesses, were also named and named in the action. and the allegation was that there were numerous acts of fraud and misrepresentation in financial statements. now, there are many reasons why this charade is an obvious act of political retribution. first, the timing. james is a political hack and dropping this just 48 da

jp morgan jame jamie dividend and bryan moynihan and charlie sharp all there to talk about the economyey're hiring practices and much more. here to tell us what they are expected to say, leslie picker >> mel, the title of the hearing is quote, holding mega banks accountable, over sight of america's larger consumer facing banks. financial services committee majority of staff say they're looking for the ceo's to address a variety of issues including consumer protection and diversity and inclusion and diversion in the banking smm the kre's adroesed those topics. many of thome touting the role they played during the pandemic, processing ppp loans and waiving or lowerer overdraft fees an raising minimum wages of employees. they addressed what they're doing to promote diversity within their organizations and the controls they have in place from a cybersecurity standpoint now a privacy standpoint now while the hearings were called with a focus on kconsumer products, they expect the line of questioning will be in other areas as well. esg and governance and as will the regulatory environment an

jamie, great to have you with us. back o normal, you think?, we certainly, we certainly think there's more momentum to be had on that, you know, all critical travel component. i mean, all along, we felt that the key to unlocking corporate demand is first getting your kid back in school, and second getting yourself back to the office, and then third being put back out on the road. the office momentum is very, very favorable. so yes, we think there's going to be, you know, immeasurable uptick in corporate demand, you know, kicking off in a couple weeks time. >> jamie, tim, how about the cost inputs for the airlines? and clearly, we can talk about jet fuel, i mean, it seems like airlines are not reported on the way down, but they are overly punished on the way up i'm curious your thoughts on that, and obviously, again, around labor and wages in pilot availability and some of those dynamics. >> yeah. well, you know, i think, to everybody, certainly to my surprise earlier this summer, the airlines were able to keep, you know, ticket pricing in line

jamie dimon scoring off with rashida tlaib saying no way his bank will stop lending to big oil and why he believes doing so would be a road to hell. and then a big upgrade for eli lilly, the stock rocketing higher the obesity drug is a potential block bluster and could be the holy grail for weight loss and reporting that human saw and cvs are eyeing a company this is melissa lee, on the desk tonight. in the meantime we begin with another down day on wall street. nearly a quarter of the s&p 500 hitting fresh 52-week lows and in tech once again falling harder than the other major averages as rates keep marching higher the 2-year and the 10-year higher today with you one of the traders believes that today doesn't start on wall street or washington, and half a world away and he said the trigger began in japan because of the a currency intervention by their government something they have not done since 1998 who would say this the one and only b.k what is the thesis here? >> yeah. so, getting awoken at 4:00 a.m. to a currency intervention as the bank of japan came out and they decided to sel