globalization and a retreat from multi-lateralism well in europe it's also worth remembering that john klobuchar who was president of the european commission was also the finance minister and prime minister of luxembourg for 20 years and oversaw many of these. activities up until 2014 when he became the president of the european commission and that didn't halt his rise i think that there have been some reforms in europe there are tougher controls on a lot of the tax havens for example but the core issue here is that the people who are doing this are always one step ahead they will always find a new way to undermine the system or at least that's been the history of it and the people who are policing it are often civil servants who do not have the resources they often don't have the vision to go after these things and it's only until these types of stories come to light that people take a 2nd look at it and say well we need to get that under control and unfortunately the pattern has been you get this problem under control and then they find another way to do exactly the same thing so i think this

globalization and a retreat from multilateralism well in europe it's also worth remembering that john klobuchar who was president of the european commission was also the finance minister and prime minister of luxembourg for 20 years and oversaw many of these activities up until 2014 when he became the president of the european commission and that didn't halt his rise i think that there have been some reforms in europe there are tougher controls on a lot of the tax havens for example but the core issue here is that the people who are doing this are always one step ahead they will always find a new way to undermine the system or at least that's been the history of it and the people who are policing it are often civil servants who do not. have the resources they often don't have the vision to go after these things and it's only until these types of stories come to light that people take a 2nd look at it and say well we need to get that under control and unfortunately the pattern has been you get this problem under control and then they find another way to do exactly the same thing so i think this

globalization and a retreat from multilateralism well in europe it's also worth remembering that john klobuchar who was president of the european commission was also the finance minister and prime minister of luxembourg for 20 years and oversaw many of these activities up until 2014 when he became the president of the european commission and that didn't halt his rise i think that there have been some reforms in europe there are tougher controls on a lot of the tax havens for example but the core issue here is that the people who are doing this are always one step ahead they will always find a new way to undermine the system or at least that's been the history of it and the people who are policing it are often civil servants who do not. have the resources they often don't have the vision to go after these things and it's only until these types of stories come to light that people take a 2nd look at it and say well we need to get that under control and unfortunately the pattern has been you get this problem under control and then they find another way to do exactly the same thing so i think this

globalization and a retreat from multilateralism well in europe it's also worth remembering that john klobuchar who was president of the european commission was also the finance minister and prime minister of luxembourg for 20 years and oversaw many of these activities up until 2014 when he became the president of the european commission and that didn't halt his rise i think that there have been some reforms in europe there are tougher controls on a lot of the tax havens for example but the core issue here is that the people who are doing this are always one step ahead they will always find a new way to undermine the system or at least that's been the history of it and the people who are policing it are often civil servants who do not have the resources they often don't have the vision to go after these things and it's only until these types of stories come to light that people take a 2nd look at it and say well we need to get that under control and unfortunately the pattern has been you get this problem under control and then they find another way to do exactly the same thing so i think this t

globalization and a retreat from multilateralism well in europe it's also worth remembering that john klobuchar who was president of the european commission was also the finance minister and prime minister of luxembourg for 20 years and oversaw many of these activities up until 2014 when he became the president of the european commission and that didn't halt his rise i think that there have been some reforms in europe there are tougher controls on a lot of the tax havens for example but the core issue here is that the people who are doing this are always one step ahead they will always find a new way to undermine the system or at least that's been the history of it and the people who are policing it are often civil servants who do not have the resources they often don't have the vision to go after these things and it's only intel these types of stories come to light that people take a 2nd look at it and say well we need to get that under control and unfortunately the pattern has been you get this problem under control and then they find another way to do exactly the same thing so i think this t

democratic senator amy klobuchar of the judiciary committee and the third ranking republican in the senate, john barrasso. plus an administration at war with itself. covid deaths hit 200,000 and president trump fighting his own experts on vaccines and on face masks. >> this face mask is more guaranteed to protect me against covid than when i take a covid vaccine. >> it's not more effective than any means by any vaccine and i called him about that. >> i'll talk to health and human services secretary alex azar how covid is affecting president trump's re-election chances. our wall street journal poll on covid, leadership and where the presidential race stands with six weeks to go. welcome to sunday, and a spe >> from nbc news in washington, the longest-running show in television history, this is a special edition of "meet the press" with chuck todd >>> good sunday morning and a happy rosh hashanah. in a year of crises, impeachment, and economy, the death of rating bader ginsburg set off a battle a powerful advocate for women's rights and an unlikely cultural icon died friday night days before her d

klobuchar, booker and manchin say they want to meet with barrett. on her dance card today she huddled with mitt romney and meeting with thom tillis of north carolina and johnf texas, both face competitive reelection bids this fall. does the confirmation fight distract? lindsey graham and his tough battle for reelection against jamie harrison. >> i am really excited about being the chairman of the judiciary committee at a time i can help shepherd a qualified nominee through the process. the reason we run for office and do all the things we do is for these moments. this is the super bowl of what a chairman would do. >> here is the schedule. lynndie graham says he hopes to get it out of the judiciary committee around the 22nd of october. hearings in two weeks and agree to hold off on a committee vote, not a floor vote, until the 22nd of october. then it takes a couple of days to process this on the senate floor and probably several days to debate it. this is a supreme court nomination so you see just how tight this time window is as they get down toward the end of the month trying to get this done before the november election. trace. >> trace: the days going