john graham is with us now.wait for jay powell and i do wonder where we land on the speak question of is the fed getting it right? the worry the fed and central reserve will get this wrong? >> we believe the fed has a lot of tools at their disposal and to manage the economy. our view on inflation is consistent with what the market is telling us, with what 30 years telling us. we really don't see a real risk of runaway inflation. it has probably been a bit higher then it has been historically. as an institutional investor, there are tail risks and we have to worry about diversified portfolios. matt: my question is not what is the fed doing? it seems like powell has given them more optionality. why are investors buying the 10 year here and increasing duration as we go into a time where interest rate volatility and be expected to increase? -- can be expected to increase? >> we will have an interesting next few months. interest rates rising in canada and a lot of pent-up demand. i have always been personally very se

but also in the last 60 mesh, 643662 now through an incredible finish informing ones as john graham pre, in some important questions being asked about trying safety. a major tire blow out . so long stroll, spend out of control and hit the wall, and he's asked the mountain in bulk who then the same thing happened to racy the max for stop and he needs red bull. it looked like it might cost him the chamber to bleed with nearest rival, hamilton running 2nd. but that crash led to a lengthy delay, and at the resort for stopping his teammates, sergio perez held of louis hamilton, forcing him into a costly era. the sold will champion run wide periods held on for the remaining 3 laps when from esther motion sebastian vessel and alpha tories appear ghastly that result. me neither of the to check the job. lead is owned any further points, keeping the status quo at the top of the standings for stop and leads by full points from hamilton with paris. now moving up the food oh the back on the way on the final they have golf memorial for them until after the dramatic withdrawal of 3rd round lead a john

are critical and determining whether there's a new surgeon, infections in formula ones as a by john graham, pre a series of crashes, one of which involved championship leader stuff in the red bull opened the door for his teammate sergio perez to win the race following perez was aston martin sebastian festal, who to 2nd and pierre ghastly, who was 3rd outside, tore, raining time can louis hamilton fled off the track before finishing 15. that was the 1st time in 55 races that he had finished outside the points. in watching the w news live from berlin up next, doc film looks at lone wolf terrorism. i minute trip is mckennan. thanks for being with us and do join us. if you can at the top of the next hour we'll be bringing you full coverage of those key election results. insects me and help the use the green you feel worried about the meals of the on the green fence post to me is clear, remains to change. join me. received the green transformations for me, for you, for the plan. ah, the internet has spawned a new brand of karen prism one seemingly without taped out. some of these perpetrators a

the spectrum runs through john hickenlooper all the way through lindsey graham. >> we want to work with our republican colleagues on infrastructure where we have common ground. democrats believe that we have other priorities that the senate must consider above and beyond a bipartisan infrastructure bill. >> some republicans are jumping in with concerns about some of the spending. let's look specifically.110 billion in roads. $66 billion in railways. $15 billion in electric vehicles, which includes charging stations and electric buses. in the house of representatives, things are touch and go meaning that house democrats effectively have zero margin to play around with. congressman john yarmouth from kentucky said all democrats individually have an ability to sabotage an entire bill. that's how the situation is right now. i asked nancy pelosi this morning about that comment that he made. listen here. >> we're the democratic party. we're not a lock step rubber stamp. who would like to be a volatile party like that. you can cross the aisle and do that. >> democratic leaders like nancy pelos

the spectrum runs from lindsey graham to john hickenlooper in colorado. democratic leadership are cautioning members to avoid name calling when it comes to kyrsten sinema and joe manchin. you need those votes and why they're saying tamper down the rhetoric. we may need them when they have such little margin. >> bill: nice to see you david spunt watching the cats being herded on the hill. >> dana: the folly of trying to pressure joe manchin. they brought in al sharpton and yesterday he issued a statement actually none of that worked. so to david spunt's point wow, your progressive policies might not be as popular as you think they are. sinema has not budged. >> dana: who is hiding behind both of them? senator mark kelly from arizona is up in 2022 as well. chicago mayor lori light foot calling for federal help as murders skyrocket. >> a baker winning a supreme court battle after refusing to make a same sex wedding cake is back in the headlines. he is here this morning to talk about the latest legal challenge that some are calling religious persecution plain

familiar names including emma goldman, clarence darryll, john lennon, carlos wednesday's, gabrielle garcia marcus, j edgar hoover, frances perkins and graham green and charlie chaplain. so the list goes on, but all of these characters are in the book and part of the story. what i also do is, i talk a little bit about the use of power and discretion by public officials. those who chose to use their power and authority to exclude or deport more, and those who chose to exclude or deport less. those who used their power to admit, exclude, and deport, or to defer and delay, deportations. and so this discussion of discretion and power under the law runs throughout the entire book. but what i also described is the linkage between deportation and the naturalization were. i had not anticipated focusing on denaturalizaiotn, when i discovered the research is the efforts to deport and denaturalize go hand in hand. stripping sedition ship from foreign non citizens -- but who became citizens when in the united states, to remove those protections of citizenship was crucial in order to reject them. so these efforts and drives to deport all so included dri

putin and at home have an echo chamber in his own party and among republicans like john mccain and at the time lindsey grahamuntry sort of looking the other way when there's an insurrection that very much cheers vladimir putin. i think putin raised the insurrectionists as victims of government persecution. i mean, how does -- is president biden weakened by what's happening in the republican party today? >> well, it would be better if we were unified as a country if partisanship stopped at the water's edge, but unfortunately, nicole, the dynamic that we're in is the president of the united states goes to europe and the best he can credibly say is that the democratic party is unified and there are some elements of the republican party that still stand for a strong nato and still stand for a bulwark against russian aggression. and against autocracy. i just want to paint this in a larger tableau. when russian state media, as you referenced, backs the january 6th insurrectionists and calls them innocent victims of government persecution, what you see there is an unbelievable alignment between that strain of trump

john ratcliffe. great to have you with us. thanks for joining us. i want to start with an exchange from senator grahamay and the defense secretary, lloyd austin on this issue of what exactly connotes an attack on the united states. watch this. >> does the department of defense have a definition of what a cyber attack against the united states constitutes? >> i don't -- i don't recall a specific definition. >> so john ratcliffe, is that problematic to you? >> it is. one of the things that we talked about a long time are establishing clear agreements on what the rules of the road are, so to speak about what constitutes a cyber attack and what crosses in to what would be an act of war or cyber war. if the leaders of the pentagon cannot articulate that to member of congress, we have real issues. of course, the approach from president biden to president putin is just a bizarre strategy to give him a list of entities or sectors that amounts to a target list. you give your adversary a list saying these are things that we can't afford you go after. the strategy behind that really seems ill conceived. so this

john, yesterday i did. yeah. yes. well, yesterday actually took a pretty easy. there's a little bit of dog part. that graham.s day some nice looks. he i was like i feel the love. >> but hopefully all had a good father's day as well. it was a nice one to maybe get out there for a little bit yesterday we enjoyed a notable cool down at the coast. it was a little cloudier. >> for inland areas, knows a whole lot cooler still warm yesterday, but today's actually about to be even cooler yet for those inland areas highs fell from the triple digits now to only the 80's under warmest for your monday morning for your monday afternoon. i should say. now looking outside this morning. we do have some low cloud cover streamed into the east bay, you're berkeley hills cam right here, looking at some low grade. but you can see that visibility is actually all that bad. there's a couple of pockets out there where you may run into some patchy fog. but really are bridges and most of your commute is looking just fine this morning. now as we work our way into the afternoon. skies will grow clear and clear temperatures do rise into

graham or kevin mccarthy. and that is a similar thing that confronts them. we know what's in their hearts and their bones. but in order to defeat john adams, they have to create this party which has a southern base because they are politicians and we are going to lie in it, and that is our part, it requires some compromises, okay, so they get more on slavery, they know that it's wrong but in order to keep their political machine operative, because of increasingly -- and this is a story that is not told by biographers in general. but he is getting worse over time, he's like okay, let's send slaves to the west. like spreading the virus, which is the opposite of what jefferson and madison said early on, and that is what is eventually going to be part of the civil war. so washington gets better as time goes on and he realizes it is wrong and in his last will and testament he provides more context, franklin gets better as time goes on and. >> till that last story of franklin. because it's so funny and it's just a great story. >> you know, i talk about these great man. and then in the last scene i told him off. give you the death scenes d

the senator lindsey graham groups who say talks of this nature, the infrastructure bipartisan package is going to harm bipartisan talks. but then there are others like senator johnne who have known all along they can agree to thinks with republicans. so i think the question is who does infrastructure, especially this traditional infrastructure, benefit. and republicans -- this is good for -- roads and bridges are good for republicans too. it's good for them facing voters, especially those up for re-election in 2022. so i'm not convinced that the democrats moving alone is going to derail these bipartisan talks, but as we've talked over and over again, kasie, i'm watching where senate minority leader mitch mcconnell is because he has the power to derail this entire thing. if he think this is a bad deal for his party and for his position of power, then he is going to absolutely do that. he hasn't spoken up yet, but some of my sources are skeptical that he's actually going to get on board in the end. but as far as democrats are concerned, they have to make these guarantees in order to ensure bipartisan votes or votes from the progressives on this bipartisan deal. th

a discussion of graham's -- grant final battles. john hopkins university professor on the promise of suburbia after the civil rights movement and how local governments impeded desegregation of neighborhoods. on the presidency: a symposium on first lady and discussing why they have such powerful voices and how they wield power. exploring the american story. watch american history tv this weekend on c-span3. >> c-span is your unfiltered view of government. ♪ >> charter communications supports c-span as a public service as well as his other tv providers, giving away from proceed to democracy. >> president biden is in the u.k. this week on his first overseas trip. he met today with boris johnson and spoke about the pandemic and global vaccination efforts. tomorrow through sunday, he attends the g7 summit. he and first lady jill biden will also meet with queen elizabeth on sunday before heading to brussels for the nato summit. as mentioned, he met with the prime minister early today. cameras were allowed at the start of the meeting and the fi

bills, including the honest ads act which i first introduced with senator john mccain and senator warner, and now senator lindsey grahamk up that cause. our provision, that provision would finally hold the social meeting of companies accountable to make sure there are disclaimers and disclosures on political ads. the work i have done with senator lankford madam president, when you were in the senate to make sure we have backup paper ballots. we still have eight states that don't have backup paper ballots. that provision is in this bill. many of the bill's provisions have already been adopted in red, blue, and purple states and have the support of governors and election officials from both parties. 21 states have voter registration including red states like idaho, wyoming, and iowa. that's great, but our question should be why don't all 50 states have it, especially when the constitution of the united states specifically says that congress can make and alter rules for federal elections. it is as clear as the words on the page. 20 states have automatic voter registration laws, including alaska, georgia, and west virginia

john roberts, great to see you this morning. the top of the of this meeting, we will bring that on-screen, things like cybersecurity, election interference, discussion of things like climate change. listen to what lindsey graham has to say is of utmost importance. >> i hope president biden will tell putin there's another cyber attack on american business interests after your infrastructure. we need to go on the offense. we lost deterrence when it comes to the biden administration. and lost respect. jillian: when you are senator graham say we lost respect, how important is it the president gets this right to show russia and others why we should be respected on the world stage. >> it is important for an american president to get a summit meeting with russia right which is one of the reasons president biden is avoided joint press conference after what is scheduled to be a four our meeting with vladimir putin. these things can sometimes go off the rails and something said during the press conference could be the take away from the entire summit. much of this will be behind closed doors was the only time we will see the two years together is at the beginning when they take a photograph together and allow the pool

graham or kevin mccarthy. as a thing that confronts madison and jefferson. they know something they note in the heart they know in their bones. in order to defeat john and his main criticism was john adams they had to create a party. and because they are politicians thus the political bed we made and we are going to lie in it. our friend jack, utility better than anyone else, you say who on slavery madison disappoints. it add to that is getting worse over time. it's actually at the end of his life says let's he gets better as time goes on. the last of chapter is powerful. >> will not last before get the questions. it is so funny, it is a great story. >> last seen to kill them all off. i give you the death scene. i love them but they didn't die. and for both washington and franklin the idea of rosebud on their dying breath basically emancipation abolition we should slavery. washington is a quiet guy he does not make a big scene aboutve it. he does it as a business person, plantation owner, many emancipation proclamation's, he is a newspaper guy. he actually first poses to congress he writes a petition as an anti- slave abolition society congress shou