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annmarie: exclusive interview with matt miller speaking without going siemens ceo joe kaeser. iller is with us now for more. i want to start with the numbers from china. that is why siemens has done so well. at the start of the 1980's, siemens, vw, all these companies made bets on china and it is paying off. is the 2025 made in china, what xi jinping wants to do, is that a direct threat to german manufacturing companies? matt: i actually asked joe that exact question and he said no. he said the made in china 2025 campaign is really helpful to especially the small and medium enterprises here, and that he cannot thrive unless those companies are thriving as well. in a way, he ties the success of that campaign to the ongoing success of siemens. it does not look like he sees it as a competitive relationship, or so he says. he is ever the diplomat as you heard on his answer on how well the european commission did obtaining the vaccine. clearly a dragged its feet, but his very diplomatic answer was that we all need to work together. manus: he is a true diplomat. when he comes through

be upset about the vote, but makowski's strength is durable and she won a campaign to serve with joe millerthe reaction from pro-trump activists could be volcanic given she is the only republican with immediate risks that convicted trump. she said she is "sure there are many alaskans that are very dissatisfied with my vote and i'm sure there are many alaskans that are proud of my vote. " we are getting your thoughts in reaction to the acquittal vote yesterday. this is james in manhattan, kansas, democrat line. caller: good morning. host: go ahead. you are on air. caller: i think it is real obvious now that this acquittal is going to divide the country even more and i think we are going to have worse problems ahead. thank you. host: john is next in phoenix. go ahead on the republican line. caller: good morning. i watched a lot of it and kind of knew the outcome before it started because of the voting members. i didn't know whether anybody was going to get -- change their mind, but the other morning you had alan dershowitz on as a guest. i did not get to see the interview but i read about it

mocks people who are making fun of the increase in m 2 money supply and here's you know joe wiesenthal center aka miller which when are you going to guest understands more like the met the the fundamental story behind this increase and empty money so yeah exactly you know it's a disability or money printing and china applied it. and the patient got up and the economy grow america. put the toe tag on it's done. right but again you know report reported on that we we suggested that this would happen that this would be the post world war 2 sort of marshall plan moment for china and here we have the situation and i think this is also why you know you know what they're betting on is exactly what the i.m.f. said it's time for a new bretton woods we saw the world economic forum which was opened in the opening speech the keynote speech by president xi of china so that you know they're calling for a great reset so just like all the signs were there that tesla had bought 1500000000 dollars 8 with a big point it was there if you want if you cared to see all the signs are there as well that there is a great reset wh

miller. this time joe biden seems to have learned that lesson.oining me to talk about today's big announcement is someone who has scars from that changed action, lorella praeli. i was remembering that i had a weekend show back in 2011/2012, so nine years ago i think we had you on the program to talk about immigration reform fight. i thought of no one better to sort of check in with you about what lessons have been learned. what do you see in this bill that reflects the last nine years of fights on this issue? >> i mean, the top line lesson, chris, really is that movements build power that change and have the capacity to change the politics. right? so this bill is without question groundbreaking in more than a few ways, right? you led with eight-year path to citizenship for the 11 million generally, a three-year path for dreamers, tps holders and farm workers and addresses the root causes of migration from central america. on border, it signals a shift away from border security framework to a border management framework. the crucial paradigm shift

joe manchin, announced he would vote against her on friday. right now tanden needs at least one republican to walk across the aisle and support her nomination. back with us david plouffe and tim millero much to discuss here. number one, joe manchin as a democrat, i went through his voting record, voted for sessions, barr, pompeo and kavanaugh and yet he is offended apparently by the tweets that this woman has put out over the past several years. viewers of this network know her from her many appearances. susan collins i'm just assuming is troubled by the whole thing. and axios is saying this, which is what i want to ask you about. "house democratic leaders are quietly mounting a campaign for sholanda young, a long-time congressional aide, to replace nooera tanden as nominee for director of the office of management and budget, people familiar with the matter tell axios." david, you've been around the block a couple times. your first rode yeh this is not. you don't get stories like that talking about alternative candidates when your candidate is in good shape. >> well, that seems wildly premature to me. i still think they have some time to find that one republican vote. and if not you

miller with us. we're also joined by the hill's media reporter joe concha as the biden white house struggles to explain why they are screening questions from the white house press corps and doing so without protest, of course, from the white house press corps. historian victor davis hanson about these unprecedented times in which we live. he'll give us some insight into the lack of unity that is resulted from a president who declares himself interested in unity. and an independent journalist, andy kno, joins us to tell us about his new book. you wouldn't know there was such a thing as antifa if you had to listen only to radical democrats. >>> president biden today continued his rule by executive order. it's historic, it's unprecedented. president biden signed three more actions regarding immigration that will make it easier for illegal immigrants to receive a green card, that will authorize aid to central america and will create a task force to reunite some 600 families separated under the trump administration. there are no, no words from the biden administration yet about those families that were sepa

joe biden says his administration is going to build back better. today's "countdown" closer that means you should turn your attention to the infrastructure sector, you know, larry kudlow was talking about that with us, kevin miller place to be ahead of what joe biden may say? >> that's correct. you've got materials. you've got machinery and we have management. for materials we like martin marietta. they had a strong fourth quarter last year or last quarter price increases while they combine that with cost management. they feel they have a 10-year supply of material even at peak demand levels. not a huge dividend play but they're strong in the states that do a lot of public funding for their product. colorado, texas, north carolina, georgia, et cetera. so we really like that from a materials perspective. from machine perspective we like caterpillar. largest construction mining manufacturer in the world. they have -- dealer inventories were down about 2.9 billion. so that means they will have to refill those inventories coming forward. in 2012 earnings per share, excuse me their operating margin was about 13.8. we expect them to exceed that in a couple of years, 2023 to 2025. very good dividend. [inaudible] equity

miller. in another reversal of donald trump's foreign policies u.s. president joe biden's administration plans to rejoin the un human rights council earlier this week biden vowed to put an end to trump's isolationist policies and declared diplomacy is back pulled out of the new here and human rights council in 2018 calling it a hypocritical organization that was hostile towards israel president biden says he will not lift sanctions to get iran back to the negotiating table during an interview biden to jest said the move would only happen if tehran stop enriching uranium former president withdrew from the 2015 nuclear deal which led to iran rolling back its commitments. not to be aware for centuries changing civilizations cultures and religions a small mountain town has relied on the same industry pressing for oil money train i want to speak to the people carrying out that tradition today. in the mountainous small town of them so let's about 100 kilometers southeast of tripoli the people here live and breathe olives the good guess the all the tree is one of 50 varie

here's what we hear from joe biden on that and steven miller reacting. where the border patrol professionals said we need border barriers and you halt the construction of those barriers. you're going to get more illegal immigration. you're also going to put our of border agents in harm's way. as for suspending all immigration enforcement, in addition to undermining american workers and taxpayers, it would result in 12,000 criminal aliens at least per month being released back into u.s. communities. out of our prisons and jails and state and local law enforcement that otherwise would have been picked up by i.c.e. this isn't republican or democrat or of liberal or of conservative. this is just fundamental common sense. maria: your reaction to the executive orders around immigration? >> you know, maria, five of the 17 executive orders that president biden signed on the first day in office related to immigration. essentially, they weaken the southern border, not just by the stopping of the construction, they encourage illegal immigration. and there's more co

joe biden. look, donald trump had a dark heart when it came to migrants. he and people like stephen milleras a white country and they did everything they could to slow immigration and stop immigration, deport people when they could, basically to torture these kids by separating them from their parents. joe biden is very different from that. i think he's moving generally in the right direction. i think on this decision to reopen this facility, they shouldn't use it as a crutch. what they should do is in vest in the resources with health and human services department office of refugee re-settlement so the kids could be placed more quickly and if they have to place kids somewhere they should improve the conditions for these children. >> on the topic of unity, i think the country has been opening for, the biden administration is pushing through the $1.9 trillion stimulus bill and it will not have a single republican in either ber supporting it. you told ana cabrera, if anyone could foster bipartisanship it is certainly joe biden. are you worried we're not seeing as much of that as you had hope

from joe biden in his 1st foreign policy speech as president we discussed the matter with former pennsylvania senator breaux smocks on phone with senior u.s. security policy analysts michael miller. he needs an adversary and as caleb quoted that he didn't really names aciphex he just wanted to act tough and that's actually playing to his democrat base they are very very anti russian these are no entities to moscow and they know how to deal with them and i think they're not surprised that and as far as russia moscow is concerned there's nothing more to sanction probably where biden will stay will stay when it comes to russia initially are these international agreements and not get into any close close association with moscow for now unless over time we see a change in attitudes toward both countries but that may be prescribe a medic because of people who will be guiding him who are much more in the russian within his administration let's be real about this the democratic party has been engaged in an entirely russia. attack since donald trump was elected they perpetrated the russian hoax. idea for 2 years that russians somehow supported president trump when he was elected there wa

trump, jason miller said in his words, get, these losers left the republican party when they voted for joef republicans who are spitting mad over what donald trump has done to their party, and they feel in a way like their party is being used for radicalization, like it's being used for extremism, but we know how far third parties have gone in the past. then again, we know what happened to the whig party after their principles pulled people apart. how much do you see partisanship as a clap-back to extremism, whether it's a third party or the gop or something else. >> full disclosure, i was on that call on friday, so i am very much aware of what was discussed and i'm not in a position to reveal that. but to answer your question and kind of move out of what happened in that call, when you see senators hawley and cruz continue to bow to senator -- to former president trump, what you see is the acceptance of this extremism. the extremism existed before donald trump, but it felt safe to come out of the shadows under a president trump. and now we have elected officials who are cultivating it. so

and joe biden has made clear that for coworkers and corporate bottom lines are more important than your next paycheck. former white house senior advisor stephen miller is here on biden's latest immigration travesty. hey, i just got a text from my sister. you remember rick, her neighbor? sure, he's the 76-year-old guy who still runs marathons, right? sadly, not anymore. -what, you mean-- -mhm. -just like that. -wow. so sudden. um, we're not about to have the "we need life insurance" conversation again, are we? no, we're having the "we're getting coverage so we don't have to worry about it" conversation. so you're calling about the $9.95 a month plan -from colonial penn? -i am. we put it off long enough. we are getting that $9.95 plan, today. (jonathan) is it time for you to call about the $9.95 plan? i'm jonathan from colonial penn life insurance company. sometimes we just need a reminder not to take today for granted. it could be the death of someone you know or a health scare. that's why today could be a great day to call for free information about colonial penn's $9.95 plan. if you're age 50 to 85, you can get guaranteed acceptance whole life insu

the big parts of joe biden's agenda will get through and that is important to focus on. i still think it is fighting for neera. >> tim millere is mean on twitter after four years of the trump administration. that was -- we drove out a laughable territory a week ago on that. bill chryst kristol said he feels like he is on a theory here. i feel like there is a bit of sexism going on here. it sounds like the tweets sound harsher to these old guys because they are coming from a woman. >> yeah. i think the republicans -- they are just looking for any scalp they can get. i think the republicans are going to do a complete about face. if mitt romney wants to decide he will draw a hard line on people's behavior on twitter and whether it is in the bounds of what he thinks is appropriate. i will give mitt romney that leash. he has been doing that for 40 years. the rest of the yahoos have been allowing the commander in chief of the united states to send out things about how seal team 6 is dead and osama bin laden is alive and yay white power and i am concerned about the white genocide and qanon and the election was stolen. we can go on

and joe biden has just made clear that foreign workers and corporate bottom lines are more important than your next paycheck. former white house senior advisor stephen miller is here on bidens latest immigration tragedy. but we also write. [szasz] we take care of ourselves constantly; it's important. we walk three to five times a week, a couple miles at a time. - we've both been taking prevagen for a little more than 11 years now. after about 30 days of taking it, we noticed clarity that we didn't notice before. - it's still helping me. i still notice a difference. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. ♪ ♪ >> laura: it's thousands of migrants are rushing our southern border right now, house republicans are huddling with farmer trump officials including my next guest, stephen miller ct "politico" calls the latest indication the g.o.p. is keen on keeping trump era immigration politics. the timing of this meeting is extremely prescient, because today, bite and undercut our border security and american workers by revoking a trump era proclamation to keep big business from flooding labor markets with foreigners in the wake of covid. according to team biden, t

joe weisenthal there. you can catch him later on on why do you miss at 4:30 p.m. new york time. for amber kanwar and matt millererg. ♪ s is bloomberg. ♪ >> i'm mark crumpton with bloomberg's first word news. an encouraging sign for new york city as the city's middle schools reopen to students for in-person learning. officials say city schools have a positive covid-19 test rate of less than 1%. the nation's largest public school system has administered about 500,000 covid-19 tests. and more than 30,000 teachers have been vaccinated. the mayor said today, quote, new york public schools are the safest place to be. health officials in it -- health officials in britain say the country's covid-19 alert levels should move down from the highest level because hospitalizations have decreased. the coronavirus alert level was raised the highest last month when a third national lockdown was anoupsd amid skyrocketing cases and hospital admissions. but the spread of infection has slowed down partly because of britain's vaccination program. more than 18 million people in the u.k. have received at least one vaccine dose. israel

sustainable future for this kind of republican party. >> elizabeth miller, thank you very much for being on this morning. still ahead on "morning joe, the day after pro trump rioters stormed the capitol, congressman hakeem jeffries called for donald trump to be impeached immediately. the chair of the house democratingic caucus is standing by and joins the conversation left. you're watching "morning joe". we'll be right back. ing "mornin. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ (quiet piano music) ♪ ♪ comfort in the extreme. the lincoln family of luxury suvs. introducing voltaren arthritis pain gel. the first full prescription strength non-steroidal anti-inflammatory gel... available over the counter. voltaren is powerful arthritis pain relief in a gel. voltaren. the joy of movement. go pro at subway® for double the protein on any footlong. or on any new protein bowl! so many ways to go pro at subway®! it's not amateur-tein, it's pro-tein, baby! go pro and get double the protein for just $2 more. subway. eat fresh. we made usaa insurance for members like martin. an air force veteran made of doing what's right, not what's easy. so when a hailst

miller. mika has the morning off today. last night, president joe biden led a moment of silence in honor of the half a million people who died from the coronavirus. biden, vice president harris, the first lady and the second gentleman surrounded by 500 candles, each representing 1,000 lives lost to covid-19. the marine band played "amazing grace" before that moment of silence and president biden addressed the grieving nation. . >> we often hear people described as ordinary americans. there's no such thing. there is nothing ordinary about them. the people we lost were extraordinary. . >> we've been fighting this pandemic for so long we have to resist becoming numb to the sorrow. . >> remember those we lost and those left behind. but as we all remember, i also ask us to act to remain vigilant, to stay socially distanced, to mask up, get vaccinated when it's your turn. we must end the politics and misinformation that's divided families, communities, and the country. it has cost too many lives already. it's not democrats and democrats republicans dying

miller. he was on fox news. here he was trying to call the current -- the current president's policies inhumane. >> what we are seeing here is the cruelty and inhumanity of joe biden's immigration policies. he came into office and announced there's an open door and that young people who come into this country illegally are going to be resettled instead of returned. he's forcing thousands of young children into the arms of snugglers, traffickers, into the arms of coyotes. they are being put in harm's way because of a policy choice joe biden made to restore catch and release. that is cruel. that is inhumane. >> that dude will never not be creepy. what he's doing is that he's actually behind the scenes calling on officials to collect internal information for future lawsuits. he is calling on publicly law enforcement agents to defy president biden's policy and run a propaganda war that it's already a catastrophe. he wants to restore the anti-brown, antiblack immigration policies he's snuggled up to since college. what do you make of that aspect? >> not surprised. sounds exactly like the kind of conniving that stephen does. he single handedly destroyed one of the

miller was on "america's news headquarters" earlier today and gave a preview of the former president speech. listen. >> all the things president trump predicted on the campaign trail are coming true with joeiden and everything capitulating to ironic china and killing energy jobs the whole cancel culture and tried to push identity politics there's really good stuff from president trump today it is forward-looking and talking about the future and how we win back the house and senate. sandra: there was a preview how much does he look forward and does he look back at all? >> i hope it's what jason alluded to which would be hitting the current administration and the record is easy for republicans to knock down and i think it does make people miss president trump when they see the actions taken by the biden white house that what i'm interested to see, this may be the longest the public has gone without seeing a live speech from president trump and probably five years. i'm very curious to see how much is off script, i traveled many times at them and he'll have a script but a lot of time he's writing in real time. it's anyone's guess where he'll go with this i hope is forward-looking building the

miller, is trying to salvage his tattered reputation by claiming it's actually the biden administration that is pushing monstrous immigration policies. >> laura, what we are seeing here is the cruelty and inhumanity of joe biden's immigration policies. he took a secure border, a humane border, a safe border, and he's turned it into this. >> he oversaw the kidnapping of children. that man. it's an audacious attempt at gaslighting by a man who pushed policies that brought misery and pain to so many people seeking a better life for themselves and their families. it's important to understand exactly what is going on here. here to help us do that i'm joined by msnbc correspondent jacob soboroff, author of "separated inside: an american tragedy." jacob, let's start with this facility because i think one of the things that has gotten confused or gets confused in this is the difference between accompanied minors and unaccompanied minors. there's a whole population of teenagers mostly who show up at the border with no parent, and is that the population this facility is for? >> that's right. and you know what, chris? i'm glad to be talking about this with you. because i first learned about this on the night of ju

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miller, previously served as communications director for jeb bush and spokesman for the republican national committee. and adrian el rod, recently served on president trump's kpwaeupbs and inaugural committee. joeilman, let's start with you. any surprises for you in that vote on saturday? some are facing censure back home by republican parties. what do you make of what we saw on saturday? >> hey, willie, you know, i think we could go through and make the case that rich burr's vote was the surprise. i sort of had the feeling, and i think i said on the show, there would be a couple of republicans who would vote to convict who we didn't necessarily expect. i think the number overall ended up obviously a historically bipartisan impeachment, the most bipartisan in history. yet not anything close to the number you would have needed to convict. we were all waiting on mitch mcconnell. i think the biggest surprise of the day was not that mcconnell voted to acquit but was the fact that mcconnell voted to acquit and went out and gave that rather extraordinarily cynical speech immediately thereafter. and, you know, i know you guys talked about the balancing act, the politics of that. but it is -- it was th

william miller inflation shot up in the carter administration and the only way it had to be brought down with a very tough monetary policy >> i remember. i remember. >> yes, the answer is, joebring back mr. volker, my hero unfortunately, but you need somebody like him >> all right sri, thank you finally happened 1 3/4 not back under 1 thank you for coming on, explaining things. >> thank you very much >> komal sri-kumar. >> thanks, joe. >>> when we come back, internet giants doing business in australia and canada are being forced to pay for news should more countries follow suit, including the united states that's the topic of this week's on the other hand with jon fortt. that's coming up next. "squawk box" will be right back. >>> time now for today's aflac trivia question. in the tv series "the office," phyllis maris bob vance who was the owner of this type of company. what is it the answer when cnbc's "squawk box" continues go aflac!!! what the heck, troy - that's not your kid! the aflac duck is just covering for sophie. same way he got me money to help cover her hospital bill when my health insurance didn't pay for all of it. but this isn't fair! that's exactly what i sai