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>> buck: i know some lite commentators who have seen the angels do their thing before, so that's a wash just an opportunity to get into trouble. i think it's not going to be a good move for their brand and let's focus on the economics. let's drill into the economics. i don't like it's going to be a good move for their brand on the cultural relevance point i think is covering up for them, and one is getting attention. for the brand in general and trying to go a little bit woke. i think i'm going to leave it there. i think i've had a good show today. we will see how this goes. >> harris: and i'm going to give myself in the box here. >> why can't you do both? >> exactly. >> harris: one of the things that we done at town halls that i've posted, you have your showcase and in this case victoria's secret will have their showcase in the audience can be invited, members who you would also like to highlight and showcase and have everybody participate. in my case this would be an opportunity to stand up and have a secret, they don't want me in victoria's secret's. but maybe my secret is my suit or

gottemoeller, like got a miller lite. that's the way i say your name. >> you got it, chris.y. that's his handle. >> let's talk here, and let's do it a little bit as we'll set the stage about why it matters. and then i want to role play a little bit if putin is coming a certain way, what matters in that circumstance. because that's your genius. you understand where his head is and what the games are and how they need to be countered. but the floor is helsinki. at helsinki, putin sat there pretending he doesn't speak english, listening to the president of the united states take his side over the united states intelligence agencies. and i heard about it for months afterwards, as i'm sure you did, from all kinds of sources i have in the intelligence communities and in russia. saying, wow, wow, did he eat your lunch. how big a deal was that, and why? >> well, i was hearing a lot about it from the nato allies who were really spun up. so, yeah, it was a big deal, and it was a sign of somebody who wasn't prepared for that meeting and didn't know what he was walking into. you know, c

we're deer lited to you have both on the show. is there any update can you give us? thing about this whole situation is that we believe. once the administration changed, once joe biden was sworn in, that we would hear something good. that we would hear that he knows about reality and he is working on it or at least something. but as my mom will tell you just now, we haven't heard a ning. >> billy, is there a message you could want to make to joe biden or members of his administration or watching this right now? >> yeah. you know, i had been writing to joe biden daily. and sending him messages and calling the white house trying to speak with him daily for the first five months of his presidency. you know, i received a form letter from his staff indicating that they reviewed my correspondents and forwarding this to another agency. that was very heartbreaking for me because it told me that they weren't listening that perhaps even president biden hadn't seen my messages, hadn't heard what i was asking for pt because this really is in his hands right now. my daughter has

talking about people high liting a historical event these going down in history books and saying they're using it and abusing it is this type of criticism they're trying to use to turn the attention off of trump, off of his role in it, off of pence's role in it, and, of course, trying to move on from it, although, that's not happening. >> man, they want to turn the page on this. let's listen to what mike pence said about that at this republican event. >> i was serving as chairman of the house republican conference. we were in the minority. there was a new democrat president advancing a liberal agenda. it was a democrat majority in the senate, democrat majority in the house of representatives. if we offered a positive conservative agenda to the american people, we would win back the house, we'd win back the senate, we'd win back america, and that's just what we did, and we're going to do it again in 2022 and 2024. >> i don't know. i mean i think we're seeing what the market wants, david. i don't know if it's that. >> yeah. i mean t republicans will need some sort of agenda to go out on th

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big, "new york post" had pictures of the boxes just filling with empty office space and they make lite-brightst for a shipping container have doubled or even tripled. do you think that's not going to get passed along for the toys that actually do make it to the united states? that's number one. then you're looking at the bottom line, again, for these retailers. but back to the spoiled child. i mean, this also might be an opportunity for american parents to give their kids a little lesson in consumerism and the emptyiness of it. >> tim, you know, if toys don't make it here, there won't be a christmas, right god forbid >> yeah. well, again, and we are certainly not the land of misfit toys here, kelly but i think you have a case where we definitely, if anything, if you're mattel that the demand story is the more important part if you look at some of the toy stocks coming out of covid the pent up demand is something that came at a perfect time for companies like mattel that are going through a major restructuring and a change in their business the overhaul of barbie and ken and also their digital

prices on the stock market that's been very effective saving our franchisees, our brand partners, lite of money as we've seen this kind of inflation. but as it relates to the supply of chicken wings themselves, they're just fine. we have plenty of chicken wings. but we think the thighs allow us to pivot a bit and focus on other parts of the chicken, which gives us a strategic advantage even further by buying wholi whole chickens >> it's kelly here love this. it's a very clever marketing idea because it does generate a lot of buzz. why go with the separate vertical for thighstop you kind of just slip it in there, you know what i'm saying? >> yeah. well, it is a fun hack on our brand. we saw a lot of virtual brands build up during the pandemic, and some of those were chicken wing focused, as we've talked about before but not necessarily tied to their brand. we are hacking the wingstop brand as a unique way to launch a product. they're available carryout and delivery through our partnership with doordash and we think it's a unique way to launch a product that's out of the convention of wh

to any pittsburgh sports events >> i did you know -- also i was -- for a little bit, i was a miller liteat when i was going to come on here, you were going to ask me about the pittsburgh thing >> seth: yeah. >> you ask your guests to do a pittsburgh accent. and i was like, "everybody does that." i thought instead, "why don't i bring you something? >> seth: oh, my god. >> so i brought you some -- a little -- a little gift to you from me. so that you -- >> seth: that's so wonderful >> yeah. >> seth: and it's in one of our bags >> um-hmm. [ laughter ] >> seth: which definitely makes me think you did the shopping. >> i did do the shopping actually >> seth: did you really? >> but i did ask for you guys to bag it okay >> seth: this is so wonderful. thank you. now, i've been told i look very bad in hats. will you be honest with me >> of course >> seth: okay. >> oh, my god. so good. [ laughter ] it's so good right, guys? >> seth: thank you my god it feels great >> now, i have to be -- full transparency, i have to be really honest. >> seth: okay. >> i brought you that with ulterior motives >> set

the biggest reason is it's be liting human lives. >> there won't be overseas fans in attendance duringeople from japan allowed to attend. >> if there is an out break organizers say they're prepared to host the games without spectators. >> john: jeff, thank you. sandra. >> sandra: what is it like to report in a war zone? nobody better to ask then our own trey. >> mass i can explosions right now. give me the helmet. get under the car. get under the car. you can hear the israel missile defense system trying to intercept the rounds from tkpwa sa. gaza. the entire crew and i dove under the car. the military wing of hamas, the brigades have entered tk gaza c. the military is shelling, this is the line of this conflict that is expected to continue for the coming days. >> sandra: , wow let's bring in trey. so glad you're here safe and sound. >> thank you for having me. >> sandra: so many incredible moments happening live here on our program, middle of the afternoon. you would be reporting and rockets would be raining down around you. what's that like? >> intense to st. least. you have to focus

around the bay and along the coast a liting more comfortable for you with the cooler temperatures ando low 80's around the bay. the peak of our inland heat wave on thursday. >>> welcome back to "cbs this morning". as the pandemic continues we're facing a terrible reminder of the human cost of the coronavirus taxpayer u.s. has now surpassed 600,000 lives lost, the highest official death toll in the world, by far. however, the death rate has slowed significantly lately, thanks in large part of the success of covid vaccines. for more on the state of the pandemic, we spoke earlier with president biden's chief medical adviser, dr. anthony fauci, and we began by asking him about vaccines and covid variantsful. new york announced last night they're at 70% of the adult population vaccinated. there were fireworks over the river. i heard them all the way this brooklyn. things are easing and getting better in many parts of the country. but on the horizon we hear about the delta variant. how concerned should we be? >> well, certainly if you're not vaccinated you should be concerned. the bad news

and jim, invideonvidia is a lite more than $100. >> nvidia, there was some press over the weekend they'veotten support of marvel technology, broadcom and media tech to be able to buy arm this is important because, david, you know this is a real breaking of the ranks with companies that were opposed to this deal. china objections still important there, david >> say -- wait, say that again, jim, sorry, i lost you for a second. >> marvel broadcom, and media tech are now saying, you know what, we like this deal. we have no problems with this deal, but there's still china to contend with you know if nvidia gets this, it could be game, set, match, when it comes to even cell phones what are you hearing about possible chinese objection >> you know, jim, there is still a big question there's still a big question, jim, in terms of their ability -- sorry, guys, let me just hit the old working from home thing the ability of them to get approval from sammer, remember analog devices maxim, they're still waiting on that, that was quite some time ago. >> that's so not strategic nvidia seems to be -- i do

iak do want to burden you a lite bit more because questions for the record will be open until tuesday as my friend said she will have some questions for you all for the record and i would imagine my team will as well. until june, 2021, at 5 p.m. and the record will remain open to some of the letters and materials. there's a lot going on on the floor right now. i want to be looking down i will have to spread. you have a great head on your shoulders. thank you, gentlemen. this has been helpful and with that, the hearing is adjourned. >> [inaudible conversations] the world changed in an instant. schools and businesses went to virtual and we powered a new reality because at media, we are built to keep you ahead. supporting c-span as a public service along with of these other television providers giving a front row seat to democracy.

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want the democratic party to know that it will not be successful if it things it can be republican literd that before. >> it cannot be successful in this moment. i want to just suggest that i think -- and maybe i'm wrong here, i think there's a political realignment in terms of the ideological spectrum in the united states, right? the age of reagan, to my mind, its fundamentals have collapsed and interesting, if you agree with that claim, the democratic party that was constituted to respond to it has collapsed. >> there are two things that are going on, though. i think, richard, we're moving past -- we have moved past the age of reagan, when you look at the numbers that are attached to these bills that make your heart and my hard palpitate, because the numbers are so high and the deficits are like even -- going to be higher than trump's deficits and the national debt is going to be even higher and we have that nagging inflationary concern. that said, the spending is overwhelmingly popular. it never would have been during the age of reagan. we have moved beyond the age of reagan. that's

iandi want to dig into that lite bit. ms. bigelow, you and and your colleagues at the national partnership for women and families recently published her findings on the need of fathers for having paid family and medical leave. you stated some of these faqs earlier and i apologize for the redundancy but i think it's really critical to -- for some i my colleagues here again. you said just 5% of fathers in professional jobs took more than two weeks off after the most child was born, correct? >> yes. >> and we know that low income dads have even worse because of the lack of paid leave. so one study this advantaged families show that nearly 60% of dads reported taking zero weeks of paid time away from work after the birth or adoption of a child that doesn't sound about about right to you? >> yes. >> and we know that the first year after a child's birth or adoption is critical to the development or adjustment inside a new home. so fathers are more likely to remain involved in parenting and to equitably divide household d chores wit