. >> el senador por florida r republicano marco rubio, gracias por estar aqui. >> gracias, gracias ex presidente donald trump en el spin room, eso no es el lo ha hecho anteriormente, no lo he visto en el debate, pero lo hizo en las campanas en el 2016. >> era que de rato salia a hacer ¿le sorprendio? >> usted estaba tambien con la presa. >> si, me sorprendio, pero me ayudo porque no iba a llegar aqui estaba lleno de personas y de momento todo el mundo se desaparece y entre rapido. >> bueno, hay que agradecerle entonces a la donald trump para que llegara con nosotros. >> pero, ¿que senal da? >> ¿esta preocupado por su d desempeno que sintio necesidad de venir a hablar con la prensa? >> en el 2016, cuando yo estaba esperando al presidente, igual que el, en la mayoria de los debates, despues del debate, siempre la costumbre es que el candidato no salia la prensa, eran sus representantes que s salian. >> y el lo hizo mas de la mitad de las veces. >> yo creo que es algo que a el le gusta hacer y trata de d dominar. >> y el siempre esta hablando con la prensa en toda ocasion que tenga la

senator marco rubio, thank you for joining us. we'll be back in a moment. >> thank you. for more than a decade farxiga has been trusted again and again, and again. ♪ far-xi-ga ♪ ♪ far-xi-ga ♪ ♪ far-xi-ga ♪ ♪ far-xi-ga ♪ ask your doctor about farxiga. >>> we >>> we go now to democratic congresswoman christy houlihan of pennsylvania. she joins us from new york this morning. good morning, congresswoman. i know you are one of the lawmakers looking into this near m m miss in terms of the attempt on donald trump recently and the incident back in july. did you get the answers you needed from secret service this past week? >> first of all, thank you for having me. and yes, i'm one of 13 members, seven rs, six ds that are looking into this particular event on july, but also the most recent one, as well. yes, we have been getting the answers that we've been asking for. we have been asking for quite a lot out of both secret service as well as local law enforcement. and i believe that the answers have been largely forthcoming, if for whatever reason they're not, the good thing about

steve kornacki, thank you so much. >> you got it. >>> and joining me now is senator marco rubio of floridar rubio, welcome back to "meet the press." >> thank you. we really appreciate your being here. i want to start off with saying our thoughts are with you, everyone in florida and everyone impacted by hurricane helene, and i want to start right there. is florida getting the resources it needs from the federal government and senator, what are your biggest areas of concern right now? >> well, in any one of these storms the number one thing you want is getting power back up and the state's done a great job and getting the roads open and power is more difficult and it depends on the places. we were at a million people without power and i don't know what they are this morning, but they had dropped last night. senior key, and beautiful place, people love going there. it's tough to get there right now, but from all reports it's been unfortunately, pretty much wiped out and there are coastal areas some of them facing the third storm in the last 12 months. as far as the resources and it's a state

vance as opposed to tim scott, marco rubio. it doesn't matter whether the next president of the united states is delusional or not. as far as the future party is concerned it's difference and intentionally chose j.d. vance because they knew he would go along with the program even if the program was outside, coloring outside the lines. >> and they've allowed him and encouraged him to continue to articulate that program, to do so in unbelievably and terrible way, i think, in terms of springfield, ohio and haitians and all that and they've not pulled him back and they are not trying to push him back. j.d. vance is joining tucker carlson in hersey, pennsylvania. his podcast present from number 200 to 5 in a week. people got exposed to denial because of tucker carlson. maybe the vice presidential candidates, two major parties of the u.s. shouldn't be appearing with tucker carlson after he's not just had him on as a guest but praised holocaust denial populist historian but i've seen no sign any sense of the trump campaign that there'

going to see it all play out live on cnn joining us now here in philadelphia is republican senator marco rubio of florida supporter of president trump. senator rubio, you've been on the debate stage with donald trump, you know, firsthand how things can turn personal and nasty. what's your advice to president trump tonight? should he stay on policy? focus on policy or as he says, do it my way. on the debate stage why i think doing it his way, but his way is going to be different in every debate. >> it depends on the direction that debate goes oh, he's i think because poppy natural to him in instinctive, but also because of years of being on television and being in front of the camera i think he's got a real good feel for how the audience is viewing an event how the audience is viewing the presentation. i think that was a big advantage to him in 2016 as well. and so that's why i think he should trust that. and obviously they're going to be specific for policy questions and things of that nature. and i know he's put in the time, but i think one of things that really helps them as he does a lot of

she is the one that got it started and marco rubio helped a lot. a lot of the republican senators. we put in a great child care and we'll be expanding that and that will help you a lot. >> lawrence: so, mr. president, we got a young voter right here. not all the young people are voting for kamala harris but you have a concern about the media and cutting through the noise there. what is your question for the former president? >> hello, president trump. >> hi. >> i'm curious on how you are going to come bat all the fake news and breakthrough some of the noise to get the undecided voters to vote for you this november. >> lawrence: good question, mr. president. what are you going to do? >> that's a great question. you really do it by doing a show like this with lawrence and the group. you have to get your word out. and you don't have a fair media. you have a very liberal biased media i have no idea why. i actually have no idea. think of it. they don't want walls. they don't want borders. they don't want good economies. the things they want are destructive to our country. but, i will te

marco rubio is all these plants providing for life act, low income child care.n with him, mail her on that because now we know her playbook. >> how to perry away from that so it's not going to be outside the pro-life community, can you take that and say that's important? go that direction without being accused of ducking it. >> within the line after that, do you really have a choice if you do not have the economic security to make a choice? here is how i will give a true choice, empowering them economically. maternal health care, marco rubio has a ten-point plan, sit down with that man. >> you look at surrogates and say how is it on television? they get clues was going on behind the scene hopefully trump people are doing that. next -- >> next up, this is interesting and even the cnn host came out with laughter when she hears the kamala harris talking points. >> working-class voters are telling us more of them are with donald trump and kamala harris. what is it about what you've been doing for the last three plus years that explains that? >> don't have time to si

i was somebody -- we had senator marco rubio and my daughter ivanca so impactful on that issue. it is a very important issue. but i think when you talk about the kind of numbers that i am talking about, that -- because -- look, childcare is childcare. it is something you have to have it in this country you have to have it. but when you talk about those numbers compared to the kind of numbers that i am talking about by taxing foreign nations at levels that they are not used to but they will get used to it quickly. it will not stop them from doing business with us but they will have a substantial tax when they send product into our country. those numbers are bigger than any numbers we are talking about including childcare that it will take care. we are going to have -- i look forward to having no -- deficits in a short period of time. and talking about fraud, i have to stay with childcare. i want to stay with childcare but the numbers are small relative to the economic numbers that i am talking about. including growth. but growth also headed up by what the plan is, that i just tol

you know, i was somebody we had, senator marco rubio and my daughter ivanka were so impactful on that issue. it's a very important issue. but i think, when you talk about the kind of numbers that i'm talking about. that because, child care is child care. you know it's something, you have to have it in this country. you have to have it. but when you talk about those numbers compared to the kind of numbers that i'm talking about by taxing foreign nations at levels that they're not used to. but they'll get used to it very quickly. it's not going to stop them from doing business with us, but they'll have a very substantial tax when they send product into our country. those numbers are so much bigger than any numbers we're talking about including child care. that it's going to take care. we're going to have, i look forward to having no deficits within a fairly short period of time. coupled with, the reductions that i told you about on waste and fraud and all of the other things that are going on in our country. because i have to say with child care, i want to stay with child care. but thos

florida senator marco rubio is from the senate foreign relations committee. tor rubio let me begin with you. there are disagreements over america's approach and involvement in this battle in ukraine. i happen to be the belief that europe should have from the beginning stepped up and done more. i think that joe biden should not have but handcuffs on volodymyr zelensky and tell them what bombs they can and cannot use. and americans don't want us caught up in these foreign wars and spending hundreds of billions of dollars. why wouldn't we insist with such a mineral rich country like ukraine that they pay for any weapons that they buy and that would be contingent on the military weaponry that they need to get from us? would that be fair and your view? >> i think ultimately what you're pointing to is that the first there's nobody in america or american politics i think if that is rooting for vladimir putin. i think overwhelmingly people want ukraine to win and want russia to lose. the only thing as what can we afford to provide them that is with our national and tr

we had senator marco rubio -- marco rubio and my daughter of anke was so impactful on that issue andmportant issue. but i think when you talk about the kind of numbers that i'm talking about, that is because childcare is childcare and you know, you have to have it and in this country you have to have it. but when you talk about those numbers compared to the kind of numbers i am talking about by taxing foreign nations. >> childcare is childcare. you have to have it. >> i will talk more about what exactly is going on with the republican ticket coming up next. provides 2 shades whiter teeth and 24/7 sensitivity protection. i think it's a great product. it's going to help a lot of patients. don't mind me. i'm just the flu. i'm quite harmless, really. and when people ask, “but aren't you linked to dangerous flu complications like pneumonia, heart attack, and hospitalizations?” i just say, “but i'm just the flu.” (sniffs.) it's him! who? i'm just the flu. demand more from your flu shot. sanofi higher-dose flu vaccines are proven to provide better flu protection than standard dose flu shots

fellow of manhattan institute, chief economist for rob portman and served as director of budget from marco rubio016 campaign. if any of you have followed the news recently you probably have seen brian commentating in many different forms and many different publications. stephen myron on the my left is a fellow at the manhattan institute former senior advisor of the u.s. treasury. is published widely in academic forms such as the american economic journal. in the middle right there is allison schrager also seen your fellow at the manhattan institute. she's the author of the very fun but serious book i highly recommend to you. also a regular contributor at the economist. and bloomberg. if i could i would like to start with may seem overbroad question that is what do each of the panelists think is the most consequential decision biden's presidency. >> the economic tone of the administration is really set in the first 50 days with the american rescue plan. if any of you held out hope this administration would moderate bipartisan, care about deficits, maybe even listen to economists, the american res

. >> dana: senator marco rubio is standing by. dana marie mcnicholl has more on the suspect and the investigation. good morning. >> good morning, dana. as you mentioned, governor ron desantis getting ready for a press conference. he said he doesn't think federal agencies trying to prosecute the former president here in south florida are the people to turn to to get answers about what happened on sunday which get clarification about the state investigation coming up. let's get to the newly released body cam video showing, it shows the man moments after being arrested on the highway after he fled the golf course, when secret service spotted him. we also learned his cell phone records show routh was camped outside before the agents confronted him. f.b.i. did confirm yesterday he never had a line of sight to the former president. f.b.i. also said they are determined to provide answers. they have interviewed seven civilian witnesses as well as speaking with people close to routh to determine a possible motive. routh previously lived in

a moment we'll get reaction from senator marco rubio.ator ted cruz trump's running mate jd vance and robert kennedy junior. but first in case you missed at here's how it all went down. >> i don't see her because she has no policy. everything she believed 3 years ago and for a few years ago is out the window. she's going to my philosophy. is going to centre meghan hat. she konta my philosophy. but if she ever got elected to change it. and will be the end of our country. she's a marxist. anybody knows she is. will she allow abortion in the eighth month, ninth month seventh month? would you do that? why don't you answer the question. >> you could do abortions in the seventh month, the eighth month, the ninth month. they allowed criminals many, many millions of criminals. they allowed terrorists. they allowed common street criminals. they allowed people to come in, drug dealers to come in our country and now the united states fracking she's been against it for 12 years. defund the police. she's been against that forever. she gave all that st

el senador marco rubio hablÓ en exclusiva con telemundo 51 en referencia a la primera atentado. >> esteo en esto, el departamento de justicia reiterÓ que no se escatimarÁn recursos en la investigaciÓn federal, pero aÚn asÍ el gobernador de florida confirmÓ que su estado tambiÉn iniciarÁ su propia investigaciÓn. >> it's not in the best interest of our state or our nation. >> asegura que no se puede confiar el trabajo a las mismas agencias que persiguieron criminalmente a trump. >> esto es un ataque en contra de la reputaciÓn y la credibilidad que tiene el departamento de justicia bajo la administraciÓn del presidente biden. >> el abogado agrega que florida tiene todo el derecho a hacerlo pero que es innecesario. al haber una investigaciÓn federal el fiscal general informÓ que todo el departamento de justicia estÁ trabajando en el caso especialmente el fbi y que lo hacen de manera conjunta con las autoridades estatales y locales de la florida en un esfuerzo que es incansable para determinar responsabilidades. en west palm beach, rogelio mora tagle noticias telemundo. >> un nÚmero rÉcord d

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protected actually as a minority um whereas you got people then like lindsay graham who who who marco rubio these you know vicious neocons who pretend to care about the christians in iraq and syria that they are killing by funding al-qaeda so you and so my point is that people who would cover things about syria even critically they still would would like default to this like assad is bad and then iran is bad and then they wouldn't understand anything about the global south and how imperialism functions i just got sick of that i was like i need to set the record straight here um and uh yeah just ' provide the insight that i have through my life, through my education, through my experience and what i lear from my parents. well, as you said, the parents worked at the united nations as peacekeepers and have seen first hand how things operate in a organization. tell tell us more about their experience. so they were awarded nobel peace prizes, both of them uh, that was given to all un peacekeepers uh before 1988, and i'll just remind people that in gaza right now uh the israelis have killed more.

again, there is more to that on "the wall street journal," marco rubio talking about this, people asked if he had concerns over escalation from ron over that death. here are some of his comments from yesterday. [video clip] >> when you are a country and someone has an organization that exists to destroy you, you have no choice but to treat that person as an enemy and confront them likewise. this guy spent years cheering on suicide bombings that killed innocent israelis. there are 60,000 innocent israelis know who for almost a year have had to leave their homes in northern israel and are living in hotels in tel aviv, kids going to school online and in conference rooms because hezbollah was using antitank weapons. not guided long-range missiles -- to target them. what country could have 60,000 people permanently displaced? that is what the issue with hezbollah is all about. they want a six to 10 mile buffer between themselves and hezbollah so that they cannot use these shoulder fired rockets to target cities and civilian communities so that people can move back to their homes. hezbollah c

root nunca dispuso de un de 51 anos fue trasladado a un centro de detencion en miami el senador marco rubioa con telemundo en diferencia a la primera intentada de este hombre esta aprender un poco mas sobre como fue planificado, si hubo alguien mas involucrado en esto. >> el departamento de justicia reitero que no se descatimaran recursos en la investigacion federal, pero aun asi el go gobernador de florida confirmo que su estado tambien iniciara su propia ofinvestigacion. >> se puede confiar el el trabajo a las mismas agencias que persiguieron criminalmente a trump? >> esto es un ataque en contra de la reputacion y la cre credibilidad que tiene el departamento de justicia bajo la administracion del presidente biden. >> el abogado agrega que florida tiene todo el derecho a hacerlo, pero que es innecesario al haber una investigacion federal. >> aun hace esta investigacion como si fuera un aparente atentado. >> el fiscal general del pais, merrick garland, ha dicho que todo el departamento de justicia esta trabajando justamente en eso, especialmente el fbi, y que lo hacen de manera conjunta co

protected actually as a minority um whereas you got people then like lindsay graham who who who marco rubiold like default to this like assad is bad and then iran is bad and then they wouldn't understand. anything about the global south and how imperialism functions, i just got sick of it, i was like, i need to set the record straight here um, and uh, yeah, just uh, provide the insight that i have through my life, through my education, through my experience and what i lear from my parents. well, as he said, your parents work to the united nations as peacekeepers and have seen first hand how things operate in a organization. tell tell us more about their experience. so they were awarded nobel peace prizes, both of them uh, that that was given to all un peacekeepers uh before 19. 88 and you'll just remind people that uh in gaza right now uh the israelis have killed more un staff members than any war in history 190 people i mean it's outrageous it's outrageous can you imagine that this is never even happened in a combat zone um and so you they worked in south lebanon um and the goland height s

the people who have gone totally toll and into the mud with trump, people like marco rubio, who they were adding a debate over the size of their hands and all this stuff. it's never ended well but what she cannot do is let him bully her. she's got be precedential. she's got to stand her ground she knows she got a she's got a fact check him. that guy is never getting fat shut down on real time. i'm looking forward to kamala harris being presidential holding her own demanding her hein reclaiming her space and fact checking. >> donald trump seems to have the easier job here. all he has to do is not go off the look that might be it i think that jimmy i think go ahead. >> do it once, you know, listen, that's i will encourage him to do that, but i think the vice president is paying hopeful that donald trump does it. he engages in that kind of rhetoric because it makes her job a lot easier if she's going to show up and talk about her record. it's going to be a lot more difficult because people in this election looking for change, they're unhappy with the current course of the biden-harris a

but we're also hearing from senators republican center, marco rubio, he used on the show saying that israel once a buffer zone between the level of it on basically going into 11 each territory and he seemed to endorse that proposal. right. but i believe that a man, thanks very much, i put in there from washington, d. c. thanks, i, as well as well as deployed more troops along as no board of lesson officers. it can be a principal as needed, as well as army chief says is preparing for a possible ground assault and 11 military announcements such they may realize ation of 3 additional reserve for dates for it. so for instance, in the know, stephanie tucker has more not from a much more of a service up there. you can see the tanks along the border and it's an option that remains on the table. and some of the military leaders are saying that time is now to seize lament and to enter. what is it? what about we're going to play you a map. just to break it down, you can probably see the 20 river. the 20 river runs a between the border of as row and never know now in 2006 after the war. that wa

it was marco rubio, my daughter ivanka, child care is child care.y single one of kamala harris' policies. there is an absolute double standard in the way these two individuals are being covered. remember how joe biden performed at the debate. it was a disaster. we talked about it day in and day out. where is the media talking about what donald trump presented? if under that word salad there was policy, bring it on, let's talk about it. i would love to do so. donald trump is invited to come on, and let's discuss it, but there isn't a policy to discuss. anybody who's passing it off is just really saying, i just want those tax cuts. if any ceos, especially publicly traded companies who think the economy has been a disaster, that is bologna. it's been extraordinary. >> thank you. well put. >> on the "new york times," nothing on the front page there also, but i guarantee you if kamala harris had performed that way, i guarantee you -- >> they'd say experts question her fitness. >> joe biden, again -- it is -- we've been talking about it for quite some tim

e'll in just a moment, we're get going to get reaction from senator marco rubio, senator ted cruz, trump's se,juniorate, j.d. vance and robert kennedy junior. but first, in case you missedl e it here's how it all went down. >> i don't say her because she has no policy. everything that she believedr three years ago and four years ago is out the window. she's goins o isg to philosophy and now in fact i was going to send her a maga hat. she's goin t meghag to my philo. but if she ever got elected, shl she'd change it. ecteand it will be the end of or country. she's a marxist, knows she's ahe marxist. will she allow all abortion in e eighth month? ninth month? seventh month? come on. wou do t would you do that? >> why don't you ask that question? u erthat's the question. would you? because under roe v. wade, the question you could doin abortions in the seventh month, the eighth month , the ninth allow march, they allowed criminals, many, many millionedany,s of. they allowed terrorists. they allowed commoowedn crimina. they allowed people to come and drug dealers to come intoo country. i and th

in detroit, and marco rubio was making fun of his having small hands and he proceeded to say, yeah, you know people think that's an indication of something. and let me tell you, there are no complaints. and so whatever you think is the bottom that he would go to. no, he would go further than that. uh, if that's his strength, his his weakness is is a lack of discipline. and the fact that when he's told you know, stick to this, don't do that. i'll give you just a quick example. i was talking to one of his top aides the other day, and i said what happens about if he is brought into a conversation about 2020? he said he wants to talk about it and i can't say that he won't talk about it but he's been told that it's a bad idea to talk about it, and you should be forward facing, which to me basically meant we have his his top aides. we have no idea whether if that gets into a conversation about relitigating 2020, whether he'll do it or not. >> i also think the point you were making about trump not talking like a politician was certainly true. in 2016. also, to some extent in 2020. but jus

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i liked marco rubio. anybody but trump would have been acceptable. and then i think about people like lindsey graham, who i used to respect, who was clear that if trump took over the republican party, he would destroy it and they deserved what they got in his words are coming true. for me that process was that this is a trump driven thing for people like me and we are now politically homeless. independent is a no man's land. the republican party after this election if trump loses, i think it's in a lot of trouble. it's a shrinking party. it's very white, very monolithic, very regional in its demographics of the kind of people that support it. it's not growing, it's not expanding in a nation that is more diverse, more female, and changing. host: taking you to the line for independents. tom, good morning to the land of good -- 10,000 lakes. go ahead. caller: yeah. inside the beltway, what has happened to the -- let's call it the republicans who were the anybody but trumpers. they are all out here in the hinterlands. inside the beltway, had they been pr

and we're sitting down, i was, somebody we had senator marco rubio and my daughter ivanka were so impactfuln that issue. but i think when you talk about the kind of numbers i'm talking about. because child care is child care. it's something you have to have it in this country. you have to have it. but when you talk about those numbers compared to the kind of numbers i'm talking about by taxing foreign nations at levels that they're not used to but they'll get used to it very quickly. it's not going to stop them from doing business with us. but they'll have a very substantial tax when they send product into our country. those numbers are so much bigger than any numbers that we're talking about including child care. that it's going to take care. we're going to have, i look forward to having no deficits within a fairly short period of time. coupled with the reductions that i told you about on waste and fraud and all of the other things that are going on in our country. because i have to stay with child care. i want to stay with child care. but those numbers are small relative to the kind of ec

[cheering] while the rnc's second night close with lara trump and marco rubio.like saying sorry we don't have coke. is diarrhea okay? when we wipe, we win. tonight's host, kerry washington, reminded the audience that the power is in their hands. >> you are the messengers. you are the fixers. dare i say and, you are the olivia popes. >> stephen: now go cover up a murderer and have an affair with tony goldwyn. then she offered a pronunciation lesson. first you say comma like a comma in the sentence. so. >> then you say la like la, la. >> stephen: slow down, you guys. what was that? i'm sorry, hold on, slow down. what was the first thing? what was the first thing? i didn't realize there was going to be another cognitive test. whale. by the way, if you're looking to pronounce her opponent's name, it is don like mafia leader and old, like how his act is getting. [cheering] we also heard from michigan governor and reported short-lister, gretchen whitmer. >> like women across america we just gsd. >> stephen: that suddenly depressed, glue stuff down, gangnam style dance

. >> reporter: marco rubio and other lawmakers are calling on the doj to provide answers about gang activitycerned with recent reports about expanding presence in the united states. we would like to urge the doj to investigate a rapid expansion to various states and localities. they announced the arrest of ten documented members before various crimes and looking for how to identify them as tda. pete: the mayor is closest to it. it was the thing. and citizens. rachel: tell us what they know. i advised them to him to go to homeland security. alejandra mayorkas and the intelligence community have known for a while that prisons in venezuela were being released, probably nowhere these people are going and the police chief you saw there talking, playing politics. city council members are saying we want the federal government involved, we do have gangs and the cops are saying it's okay, it's just a crime problem. will: gang bangers and chaos, what about the other guys who got to be tough. what you don't see, who have grander plans. pete: everyone feels a bunch of newcomers. let's turn to some headl

tonight, great roster, marco rubio and the dangers of china everywhere locally as well as federally,reakdown media that matters most and charlie gasparino. who has the best economic plan for your wallet, life, family? first, i want to start with this, no answers, no change. i don't mean to sound pessimistic but everyone focusing on who won or lost the debate at who's gaining or losing the polls, the two, i don't see the meat needle moving at all for good reason. no one answered any questions that matter. we all know what trump will do no one knows what vice president harris will do work up her sleeve. she doesn't even want you to ask. interest rates too high? that would be a good question. good prices, how about 25% from when she took office? consumer debt growing alarmingly. booming utility bills without a doubt. his legal immigration still an issue? beyond border states, how about 50 states? crime still rampant in cities across the nation despite that they want to shut down your throat? absolutely, we see everyday. what are we going to do? can we fix this? who's going to fix it? ho

extended but it's shameful that the guy answers the childcare question with childcare is childcare marco rubio if anke. there wasn't even a verb in his sentence. >> eye and defend donald trump. what i could defend is the notion that there are concerns on that side there about the issue of how far do they go in terms of taxing business, about how far they go in terms of regulatory structure against business. they have not been in favor. they have worked against a lot of the mergers and acquisitions out there. >> they hate lena kohn. >> there is a long list of reasons why you would not support kamala harris on a policy basis but you are positing something else. >> of the four people who are running right now, jd vance, kamala harris, donald trump and tim walz of the four do you know who's the biggest fan of lena kohn? jd vance. >> i'm speechless. what i will say is this. when it comes to policy, the republicans have always been deficient in their bench. they don't have -- reverent, you should've been in economics reported during the perennial infrastructure week of the truck presidency. you get

former chief economist for rob portman and and served as director of budget for marco rubio's 2016 campaignmany of you follow the news recently and have probably seen him commentating widely in many different forms and many different publications. stephen over on my left over there is a fellow at the manhattan, too. a former senior advisor at the u.s. treasury who is also a list widely in academic forums such as the economic journal, wall street journal and elsewhere. in the middle is allison schrager, senior fellow at the manhattan and to toot and contributing editor at city journal, the author of a very serious book that i recommend to you, when an economist walks into a brothel also a regular contributor at the economist and at bloomberg. so if i could i would like to start with what may seem like an overbroad question, which is what you each of the panelists think is the most consequential economic decision of biden's presidency? if i could start with you? >> thanks. the economic tone of this administration was really set in the first 50 days of the american rest you plan. if any of you

reporter: senator marco rubio says the biggest threat iran's regime poses right now is through theiring of terror group hezbollah and lebanon. >> their goal is to dominate that region, and they seek to drive america out of the region and then destroy israel and so any time the iranian regime is on defense it's good for the world, good for america and good for israel. reporter: so, lawmakers on both sides of the aisle, stuart, agree with that assessment and we had multiple national security officials tell us now hezbollah has perhaps more american's blood on their hands than any other middle east terror organization. stuart: thank you very much. iran's ayatollah community is reportedly heig hiding with exta security. former us ambassador nato joins me now, kurt volker. if i ran is vulnerable why didn't we put more pressure on them. why are we urging restraint on israel? >> right, it is exactly the right question, stuart. every time we say we don't want to escalate, we need to avoid a war, that is sending a signal to iran that they are safe, they don't have anything to worry about. we

focus for this bipartisan panel, it's chaired by mark warner from virginia and the vice chair is marco rubioflorida. this is an issue both sides of the aisle care about and what they want to understand is what have companies been doing to fulfill their commitments to detect this kind of interference in elections online. just yesterday very timely microsoft published a detailed report that showed russia was actually spreading phony videos online that were targeting vice president kamala harris's campaign. this is just kind of the type of report you've seen some tech companies, out and publish and say this is what we are seeing from our end of things. openai in may released a similar report that says they detected some foreign interference from actors like china, iran and israel trying to change political discourse around the world. openai won't be present at the hearing today but this is the kind of report and action senators want to hear, that companies are proactively doing to prevent this kind of disinformation from proliferating. ed: what the u.s. voter, bloomberg technology audience memb

i was somebody, we had senator marco rubio and my daughter was so impactful on that issue. it's a very important issue. i think when you talk about the numbers i'm talking about, because, the childcare is childcare. there, it's something you have to have. in this country you have to have it. when you talk about those numbers when you compare numbers i'm talking about by taxing for nations at levels they are not used to, but they'll get used to it quickly. it's not going to stop them ed from doing business with us, but they will have a substantial tax when they some product into our country. those numbers are so much bigger than any numbers we're talking about including childcare. that it will take care -- i look forward to having no deficits within a short period of time. coupled with the reductions i told you about on waste and fraud and all the other things that are going on in the country. because, i have to say with childcare, want to stay with childcare, but those hours are small relative to the economic numbers that i'm talking about g including growth. but growth als

i'm glad i didn't have anything in my teeth or drink water furiously like marco rubio did. >> that'se, of course, one of the convention's first official creators. what was it like to be included that, and what's been the response since you returned home? >> well, it's pretty crazy, as you can imagine. it's one thing to make videos on the internet. it's another to walk out to 20,000-plus people in a place where the chicago bulls play, but, you know, i came there. unfortunately we've been dealing with jd vance and appalachia and donald trump made him everyone else's problem. i wanted to bring him to the stage and challenge political leaders to live up to some of the problems we have here that are extending across the country. >> to your point, we have been following -- if they don't follow you on social media, they should. you've been following jd vance's career for a long time. i want to play what happened at a union address this past week and we'll talk about it on the other side. >> president trump and i are proud to be the most proworker republican ticket in history and i want to t