mike, who come and mark delay, who is the head of norman days, committee on fisheries. they offered their opposing use on the issue. i think it's a president that says that's got an election coming up on the horizon and he's, he's trying to be yeah, of the bit of the statesman there and bit of a bully boy. i would consider that marin la pan is doing very well and along that no french cost and he's look and he's desperate to get those brought back. again. we have to be very, very strong. would never ever loud down to a bullying and we shouldn't don't. now we should allow this man to polier's answer the french to buller this country. we need to get control of all war to which we would promise in the brakes. it were promised come john, my waters. i don't believe we've got that yet on at all. so we've been waiting to get access to those waters for more than 11 months. now it's time to do something about it. now through the steps we're aware of what the other party is trying to project. everyone is trying to flex their muscles won't, but i don't think it will end in a naval

mike, who come and mark delay, who is the head of norman days, committee on fisheries. they offered their opposing use on the issue. i think it's a president that says that's got an election coming up on the horizon and he's, he's trying to be yeah, of the bit of the statesman narrow and bit of a bully. boy, i would consider that in bahrain, la pan is doing very well. and along that no french cost and he's look and he's desperate to get those brought back again. we have to be very, very strong would never ever bowed down to a bullying. and we shouldn't, don't. now we should allow this man to polier's answer the french to buller this country. we need to get control of all war to which we were promising. the brakes were promised. come john, my waters. i don't believe we've got that yet on at all. so we've been waiting to get access to those waters for more than 11 months. now it's time to do something about it now through we're aware of what the other party is trying to project. everyone is trying to flex their muscles won't, but i don't think it will end in a naval battl

we heard earlier from you kept a former spokesman for fisheries, my cooking and mark delay, who's the head of norman div committee on fisheries for their opposing views on the issue. i think it's a president that says that's got an election coming up on the horizon and he's, he's trying to be year of the bit of the statesman there and bit of a bully. boy, we can see that marin la pan is doing very well and along that no french cost. and he's looking, he's desperate to get those brought back again. or we have to be very, very strong would never ever while down to a bullying. and we shouldn't, don't now we shouldn't allow this man to polier's answer the french to bowler this country. we need to get control of all war to which way with promise in the brakes . it were promised control my waters. i don't believe we've got that yet on at all . so we've been waiting to get access to those waters for more than 11 months. now, it's time to do something about it. after all, we are aware of what the other party is trying to project. everyone is trying to flex their muscles, but i don't think it

. >>> southwest airlines passengers could see another day of delays today. monday marked third-consecutive day of delays for the airline. 10% of its schedule was canceled. 40% was delayed. the airline blames weather and air traffic control issues. but pilots say the airline caused the mess itself by using out-of-date scheduling practices in the wake of the pandemic. >> until the company makes some changes in how they are doing business internally and scheduling our pilots, we're going to continue to see the problem. >> important to note here, the airline and the pilots union say this is not related to the vaccine mandate. pilots say the company does need to further negotiate that issue. >>> whether you're buying gas or grocery stories, you're about to spend more money. prices are reaching new highs. there appears to be no relief in sight. abc's elizabeth schulze joins us this morning. >> reporter: good morning. almost everything is getting more expensive because demand is outpacing supply. this morning, the cost of many of life's essentials hitting the highest levels in y

and this is as scheduled depositions for three other men have been delayed. mark kash patel are getting a little extra time because the committee says that they are engaging and a committee aide telling nbc news that they are hopeful that they will get the cooperation that they need from these men. dan scavino postponed because they had trouble serving him. so he gets extra time. but steve bannon, this will be heard around the world. this man is controversial. and this will set the tone going forward. >> is there really a question of how that discussion, how that decision will turn out at this point? realistically given what we know that members of the january 6 select committee have said publicly. >> highly likely that the criminal referral will pass both the committee and the house of representatives. >> all right. stand by. scott, as we talk about january 6, there is court action involving some of the defendants from the insurrection and significant developments there. you are all over this. bring us up to speed. >> as the january 6 committee speeds up, the cou

as hundreds of flight cancellations and delays that mark travelers weekends spilled over into monday.ervice disruptions come days after southwest announce an upcoming covid-19 vaccine mandate for employees. raising the issue of workers choosing individual freedom over potential job loss. here is alexandria half. >> i am not afraid. they can fire me. they are going to have to fire me. i'm not going out quietly. >> joshua currently flies for a major u.s. airline. he has no plans to comply with his employer's vaccine mandate. feeling it violates his medical freedom and says hundreds of his colleagues are with him. >> it's going to bring the airline industry to its knees. they can't operate with a 10% loss of their work crew. especially with pilots and -- retirements that started in 2020, and ongoing for the next ten years, most airlines are facing 2500 to 1,000 retirees a year. >> remain stranded through the country as a mass flight cancellations that started saturday press on. >> my daughter was packing at midnight and we found out our flight was canceled. speak of the disruption games

i think even some democrats note that their party in congress is being marked by right now in-fighting. the delay in the biden agenda is on them. and secondly, timidity, the subject of our first exchange tonight. you hear as an excuse from some democrats, well, we don't want to do "a," because if and when the republicans take over, they'll do that to us. what flies in the face of that argument is, this is unique. we mentioned don winslow tweeted a week ago, does anyone remember consequences? i miss consequences. we're talking about consequences for an attempt to overturn a presidential election. >> and we should remember, brian, what my former colleagues were saying on the day it happened. we had some remarkable speeches given by the likes of mitch mcconnell and lindsey graham on the floor of the senate, saying we've had enough. now, i don't know what happened to their momentary insanity, i mean, they reverted back to cowering, you know, cowards of donald trump's power within their party. but there for a few hours, there was unanimity in congress. it was important to get to the bottom of it. it w

the longer it that is delayed the longer it is before their. >> this from mark stone the bill doesn' not past you have enough construction workers and supplied to start building roads and bridges? >> look, there is a workforce challenge throughout the economy right now. you cannot open up a newspaper without reading different challenges, we have all gone to restaurant. we've gone to grocery stores that are not stocked as they used to be. but that said, last year it was a very strong year in terms of highway construction. almost a record number of road and bridges put in place. workforce challenges we are suffering from are not any different than now. our industry did an admirable job of delivering those infrastructure projects a while maintaining public health and following estate protocols for covid-19. the question is these dollars are not going to be going out the door in the next four weeks. once it gets inactive. as i mentioned up front there is a long-term process for states have to adjust their plan, get projects approved. that gives my members, because this is a long-term bil

at the is that the is how much are we delaying the recovery versus just completely disrupting it to markly was the question yesterday. we got those third-quarter gdp. i don't know. if you want those iphones, you keep trying for them. you delay or purchase that was not captured in the previous quarter. >> i think with apple that's plenty clear -- i think with apple that's pretty clear. very important, reporting on research at goldman sachs. it up 8% with a smaller dividend increase across all of the s and p 500. >> what goldman is referencing is elevated cash balances and directly mentioned those are going to push up and cash spending on buybacks. is definitely an interesting story. buybacks will be taxed. >> is a dow free meta. the president can't be talking aboutme -- talking about meta. >> the president is it talking about meta, rather the g20 summit. how much is up in the air, the push to achieve zero emissions by mid century now looks out of reach. the u.s. and taiwan are working together as a semiconductor supply chains, called all companies related to the chip shortage. resistance

handling of cavalier case and calling for his release to day marks for years sincere, ongoing detention of osman kabbalah begin, the continued delay in his trial inclusion by emergency different cases and creeds, and new ones. after a previous acquittal, cast a shadow over respect for democracy. the rule of law andras' parents see in the turkish dish or a system. this is a really an extreme reaction, and it shows to me a great attentions that we are having between turkey and the e. u and the other nato countries. what race is some concern? is that a cover, le, indeed, or was the founding member of the open society foundation of george soros in turkey? so there are certain relationships with those are millionaires and philanthropists who often have interfered in other countries in internal government affairs church. he claims to see as its own sovereign right, and to determine how to do their internal affairs and they reject any interference into their judiciary. a push to the right seems to be key to success in french elections these days. some major candidates for president and even those who haven't yet officially announced thei

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marks. for years sincere, ongoing detention of osman cavallo began the continued delay in his trail, inclusion by emergency different cases and creates new ones after previous acquittal, cast a shadow over respect for democracy. the rule of law, andras', barons see in the turkish dish or a system. this is a really an extreme reaction, and it shows to me a great attentions that we are having between turkey and the e. u and the other nato countries are in general. so it's surely not only the case of of man caspar caballo that is here at stay, but it's a style of yeah, absolutely. terry and leadership that the western countries oppose and the turkey claims to see as its own sovereign right. and to determine how to do their internal affairs and they reject any interference into their traditionally a push to the right seems to be key to success in french elections these days. some major candidates for president and even those who haven't yet officially announced their candidacy are all talking from way right of center, such as the exit more a talk show host a new darling of the french right wing. h

delays. >> thank you mark, i wanted to come back -- 2 million paid net additions would we not have expectedhat's a reasonable point and the key thing for netflix is netflix has shown phenomenal success in north america and latin america. it's not proving in asia it took years to crack the code above 10% in japan i think korea they have done reasonably well. india is a slog for them new growth probably comes from the asia pacific region. i think investors will view that as a positive but that's the toughest market for netflix today. investors want to see the proof. maybe you have that today. >> how long can they keep it going when they get a huge hit like "squid game" which is according to them the biggest they have had? how many quarters does that add up to in better subscriber growth >> if they do a -- >> sorry that was for - >> that's fine if they do a second series of "squid game" and looks more likely than not, they haven't green lit it yet for them to ride the wave of the popularity of what was a sleeper hit so i do think that for them for netflix is an in you-- a numbers game they don

mark meadows. as you know, we had a delay in serving dan scovino. that will come to a head later. we'll see.se individual have an obligation to the country to come in and say what happened they're trying to hide things i think is concerning to me and to many people who want to get to the bottom of this. find out the truth. >> i don't know if you saw this poll number. you heard me reference it twice, where a majority said they heard enough january 6th. i want to ask you about jeffrey rosen. i know have you interviewed him. it's an alarm, story he kells e tells, is that a story the american public need to hear on camera at your committee hearing? >> i don't know yet. i will say this, we have learned a lot leading up to january 6th. we have not found out everything that there is to know and w our intent is to find out everything there is to know about what happened leading up to those events, who paid for it, what the intent was, also to make sure we take whatever steps necessary up to and including suggestions for legislation to prevent anything like this from ever happening again. >> look, si

today mark's full year sincere, ongoing detention of postman cavallo begin the continued delays in his trial inclusion by emergent different cases and creates new ones up to the previous acquittal. got the shadow over respect for democracy. the rule of law and transparency in the turkish dish or a system that is really an extreme reaction. and it shows to me the great attentions that we are having between turkey and the e. u and the other nato countries. what rated some concern is that a cover le indeed was the founding member. busy of the open society foundation of george soros in turkey. so there are certain relationship with those millionaires and philanthropists who often have interfered in other countries in internal government affairs, turkey claims to see as its own sovereign right. and to determine how to do the internal affairs and they reject any interference into their traditional re a push to the right seems to be key to success in french elections these days. so major candidates for president and even those who haven't yet officially announced their candidacy are all talki

you have kash patel, mark meadows and dan scavino was chief of staff there where has been some delays in delivering this to mr. scavino. they're engaging. what does that mean, kash patel and mark meadows are engaging with the committee? can you tell us what that means? >> it means they're talking to our lawyers and they're trying to set up times and potentially give depositions or information. >> they haven't said no? >> they have not said no. steve bannon had said no. that's why he is getting a criminal referral. >> can you imagine a scenario, sir, of anybody in mississippi. let's make a theoretical case. black lives matter protesters in your home state saying we've been subpoenaed. we ain't coming. can you imagine any other situation in the criminal justice system where a prosecutor would say in advance we dent want to be too hard on them because of their associations with black lives matter. so we fear that that might radicalize them. can you imagine that being said about anyone other than trump supporters? >> well, given the double standard that people of color in my state have ha

mark lobel. britain�*s fourth biggest supermarket, morrisons, has warned that labour shortages are delaying new storeore visas are needed for foreign workers. it follows measures announced by the government to reduce the pressure on supply chains. our business correspondent katy austin reports. the global supply chain is under huge strain as economies reawaken. 0nce imported products reach the uk, a shortage of lorry drivers means containers are often getting delayed at ports. when you have a shortage of labour in terms of hgv drivers, those domestic drivers, it means the goods are sitting around slightly longer at the ports waiting to be collected. there are labour shortages in other sectors too, including construction, hospitality and food production. now the boss of morrisons has said that while there are plenty of products on the shelves, underlying strain in the supply chain is affecting availability, while a lack of materials such as cement and bricks is delaying investment in new shops and refurbishment. he called for more visas forforeign workers. the government has already offered temporary

the committee has delayed depositions for former chief of staff mark meadows or pentagon official kash in two weeks they do have a deposition scheduled for former trump administration official dan scavino and today he got a sense of what happens if he defies a subpoena. >> there was an interesting moment today on the house floor. during the vote on holding bannon in contempt, congresswoman liz cheney, she said congressman jim banks has been actually claiming in official letters, signing, claiming in official letters that he is the ranking member of the january 6th committee. he is not on the committee. how could he think he could send a letter like this and put his name on it and say he's something that he isn't. what happened? >> reporter: house hearings are known for strange moments but this was truly remarkable. representative cheney entered into the record at least one letter from banks claiming that he was a ranking member of the house select committee. and in these letters he is asking for them to share information with him. in one letter provided to cnn, he sent to the departmen

president biden marked $3.5 trillion in spending and more than 1 trillion for infrastructure but nancy pelosi delays because of division among the moderates and progressives in the democratic party. >> biden is going to work like hell. >> you think by thanksgiving this will be done by thanksgiving? >> i think it will be done by 2:27 a.m., i think it will get done. part of getting back to normal fax year next year. >> she wrote in a letter to democratic colleagues, more time is needed to complete the task. not democrats want free community college for all illegal immigrants, they want 12 million for government electric cars and $3 billion for free equity. you heard me right, moderates won't support does have branding belt, progressive's want all 3.5 trillion. >> the two wings of the party, there is the aoc bernie week, they want both and they are going to uphold the one until they get them both. the other more moderate side, they are mad at kyrsten sinema and joe manchin, the other two democrats opening up and they are mad because they are not progressive enough, forgetting they only got elected beca

ceo mark zuckerberg now blaming the media, blaming journalists for reporting on his company's own records just as flood of new reporting is coming out about how the company delayednd anger. donie o'sullivan is back with us for more. mark zuckerberg and what he said on this earnings call is quite something. >> yeah, that's right, kate. i mean, this tone he's taking on is almost quite trumpian in the sense that, you know, attacking the media rather than engaging on the substance. we've heard this over the past week from one of fullback's spokespeople, also another executive over the weekend suggesting that the media were doing these stories because they were jealous of fullback in some way. i guess it's all something that fullback's zuckerberg wants us talking about this sort of idea than the actual issues. have a listen to what he said on the conference call yesterday. >> criticism helps us get better, but my view is that what we are seeing is a cord nated effort to selectively use leaked documents to paint a false picture of our company. the reality is that we have an open culture where we encourage discussion and research about our work so we can make progress

jillian: mark where it joins us as president biden's spending plan hangs in the balance. good morning. >> democrats delayed voting on two spending packages because members still can't agree how much to spend to reshape the federal government. this is because influential house democrats, and after an agreement to spend trillions more on social programs, they will meet later this morning to hash out the details. the white house put out a statement saying a great deal of progress this week, closer to an agreement than ever. we are not there yet and we will need additional time to finish. and nancy pelosi is continuing discussions, a lot of progressive lawmakers blasting policy for last minute and public delays. we heard from bernie sanders, saying this is an absurd way to do business, to negotiate a multibillion dollar bill a few minutes before major vote. that is unacceptable. joe manchin remains firmly against that, to crush the economy. last night he told reporters those negotiations continue. >> we are working hard. >> reporter: progressives want to spend more money, not less and accusing manchin of not b

delay. >> i would add, the reason you see kash patel and mark meadows negotiating with the committee is because they see the committee moving forward with potential criminal referrals and they don't want to be in that same bucket. >> that was going to be my last question for you, i appreciate that. matt miller, betsy woodruff swan, peter baker, and sahil, thank you very much. >>> one of the doctors behind the research into mixing and matching vaccines will join us. >>> and people are quitting their jobs in droves. >>> and court-martial. the marine who publicly demanded accountability for the u.s. withdrawal from afghanistan is now facing charges. we'll tell you why. ♪ there are beautiful ideas that remain in the dark. but with our new multi-cloud experience, you have the flexibility you need to unveil them to the world. ♪ ♪♪ your new pharmacy is here. to help you compare prices, and save on your medication. amazon prime members get select meds as low as $1 a month. who knew it could be this easy? your new pharmacy is amazon pharmacy. as someone who resembles someone else... i appreciate that li

mark. still no deal deal in congress over president biden's big spending plan today, house speaker nancy pelosi again delayed a vote on the bipartisan infrastructure bill after progressive and moderate democrats failed to come to terms on the larger social safety net and climate reconciliation bill. outside the white house today, president biden reaffirmed his promise to get both packages past. mr biden says once people understand what is in the bills, they will be on board, too. why would someone. making say, 20,000 bucks a year. not get a rebate, not not get money back from the government just like you guys and i get when we file our taxes. we get $2000 every kid we have. against taking right off our taxes, but they don't have any taxes to pay. because they don't make any money. then they should get the direct came back. why should they be cheated out of that? they should just being fair. there's nothing in any of these pieces of legislation. that's radical. that is on reasonable that is when you look at it individuals. white house press secretary jen psaki released a statement about the ongoing talks read

mark of people who have died from covid. dr. sanjay gupta is taking us inside a hospital with a look at the impact on health care workers now. >> krysten sinema slamming members of her party for delaying a vote on president biden's infrastructure bill. we'll bring you up to speed with where things stand now and a new deadline for getting it passed. >>> brady is back. patriot turned buccaneer tom brady heading back to gillette stadium to square off against his former team. how brady and patriots' fans are preparing for this one. >>> we're so grateful to have you with us this sunday, october 3rd. thanks for getting up bright and early. good morning, christi. great to see you. >> you too, boris. look at you snappy in your orange. >> trying to be, you know, festive like we talked about yesterday, spooky season, halloween. >> i love the spooky season. i'm stealing that one. >>> the biden administration, right, they have the green light to start enforcing the president's vaccine mandates for thousands of employees. federal workers now have until november 8th to receive their last vaccine dose. >> this push comes as covid cases are declining across the construction and drugmaker merck and ri

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delayed speaker pelosi vowing a vote today. congressman josh jeimer voting grab some gatorade. >>> billionaire investor mark lasry resigning after being in the position for three weeks details straight ahead it's friday, october 1st, 2021 it's halloween month "squawk box" begins right now. >>> good morning, everybody. welcome to "squawk box" here on cnbc i'm becky quick, along with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin. and as joe mentioned, it is october 1st, of course that's the start of the new quarter, the new month. it's time to take stock of how we got here. september was a rocky month for stocks if you were keeping score. the dow was down by 4.3% the s&p fell 4.8% and the nasdaq was off 5.3% the dow was the biggest loser for the quarter do

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mark meadows deputy chief of staff for communications. dan scavino and former chief of staff to the acting secretary of defense ash patel. their interviews have been delayed and the republicans have to stay strong. meanwhile, the former president is telling his own republicans not to vote in the midterms or the next presidential election. mister trump saying in a statement last night, if we don't solve the presidential election fraud of 2020 republicans will not be voting. >> that was allison harrison or allison harris reporting for us again. there's no evidence of widespread voter fraud and the former president's claims have been disproven in court. the january says committee has also subpoenaed about a dozen other officials from the trump administration as well as people who took part in the riot. francisco house speaker nancy pelosi and senator alex padilla discuss the infrastructure bill still in limbo in congress. they talked about how the bill relates to climate change and its impact right here in california. the goal is a net 0 emissions economy by 2050 senator padilla emphasize the importance of ending the world's reliance on fossil fuels and inst

in the sand, and to try to ex, delayed a campaign. psychological worker against the island leader, president, sighing one to the rest. the days news in facebook, c o. mark zuckerberg has pushed back after a whistle blow as testimony to you as congress. he says he's company's research had been taken out of context for my product manager. francis hogan alleges the social media giant is an urgent threat to its uses and should be regulated. she says the company's side's hom, children's stock division and waken democracies. she had her tansy followed the testimony on capitol hill. frances hogan presented a damning picture of facebook as a company knowingly disseminating folded formation that could have side anger and hatred among uses negatively impact, teenager mental health and even stroke ethnic violence. the goal, she says, to increase the time uses spend on facebook. instagram, actively engaging with posts, and then potentially being exposed to more advertising, which they would click on. this is how facebook makes its money. i saw facebook repeatedly encounter conflicts between its own prophets and our safety. facebook consistently resolved these confl

and there's a chance biden will delay his departure for europe tomorrow after spending time with those democrats. joining us, eugene robinson and mark mckinnon. gentlemen, great to have you back. eugene, this is the editorial board down the hall from you at your beloved "washington post." as they approached a deal, they appear to be at risk of producing legislation that would amount to a tragic missed opportunity. on the revenue side, their plans might easily result in massive new debt. this is not what mr. biden promised. eugene, indeed, can they really call this a victory? can they say this matches the president's standard of transformational legislation if this is going to be death by 1,000 cuts? >> well, look, brian, if they are able to pass a package with something between $1.75 trillion and $2 trillion worth of new spending, that's a very big deal. it's likely because of the way this has played out over weeks and months that a lot of people will be talking more about what is not in the bill than what is actually in the bill. only democrats could manage that, not to be able to talk about the stuff that they will be doing for pe

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delayed tokyo summer olympics. and now the countdown is on for the winter games. yes, 100 days until beijing. today we hosted an event to celebrate this 100-day mark with local olympians and community leaders. let's bring in christy smith in san francisco. christy? >> there is certainly a lot of excitement out here today seeing olympians and performers. at the center of it all, community leaders who really stepped up during the pandemic. they were honored for commitment and effort during a very challenging time as we all look forward to the olympics. dancer set the tone at san francisco's holiday ice rink in union square. nbc bay area marking 100 days until the olympic winter games in beijing. >> it is so exciting. the clock is really ticking. i know the athletes are more than stoked to be going to beijing. >> figure skater was one of three bay area olympian onz hand to lend support in honoring elected and community leaders who made a real difference during the pan dem iblg. >> we shifted our work to support those seeking unploument insurance. and what we found is that was not language accessible. and so we had step up to provide hundreds of commu

mark lowen in rome. prince charles was introduced by the italian prime minister, the defining act of he said, we have to act now or delayst assert a sane ability in their plans. you're watching bbc news. cop26 i'm co p26 i'm live cop26 i'm live in glasgow as the cop26 i'm live in glasgow as the cop26 summit gets under way. 25,000 delegates will attend from 200 countries to announce how they will cut emissions by 2030. borisjohnson calls it the worlds moment of truth. what we need to do is make sure that at the summit world leaders come together and meet the commitments that are necessary. world leaders will be making their way to glasgow from the 620 summit in rome.

instead of justt facing -- focusing on the good they do admit that they have a response delay to remedies of harm. have mark zuckerberg's new policy is no apologies no admissions node knowledge meant. we are going to deflect it and go forward. i turned to the rankingg member. >> thank you mr. chairman. thank you for your testimony. i want to stay with ms. davis and some of her comments but i asked her about underaged users and she had made the comment and i'm going to quote from her testimony if we find an account of someone who is under 13 we remove them. in the last three months we have removed 600,000 accounts of under 13-year-olds. i have to tell you it seems to me if this is problem if you have 600,000 accounts from children who ought not to be there in the first place. so what did mark zuckerberg know about facebook's plans to bring kids on and new users and advertise to them? the at their reports and facebook the show analyses where they examine joining and so facebook likes to say children lie about their age to get on the platform. enough kids tell the truth that you can work backwards to figure ou

delaying earnings reports. rishaad: we have positive news for owners of evergrande wealth product. the company saying it paid 10% on payments due in september. markgive us a sense of what this induced -- what this does and mark: certainly if you are based in china, you will be feeling a lot happier about life. it is a sign of progress that evergrande is starting to meet some of the creditors it has on shore. there was also a report this week that they will be able to -- they have applied to sell some shares in the bank which they have invested in china. got some money back from that, though that will go straight back into the hands of the bank, but this is another sign that they are starting to take care of some of the issues, at least for chinese investors, that as far as wealth management is concerned, it is a complex case because people invested in these products asked the same -- at the same time as they bought property built by everygrande, so it is a bit of a double accounting issue, but certainly is a positive step. as far as the overall situation is concerned, they are making it more of a concern for people offshore. u.s. dollar bonds are

mark meadows, chuck. >> so here's the question i have. they know what the trump tactics are, which is to delay these things. given the clock is the calendar on this congress, it's the end of '22. you have to prepare for the possibility that this investigation isn't going to be able to -- we're on a finite timeline. does the committee start some subpoenas a little bit earlier than they may have otherwise planned, essentially in order to start the -- you know, these are all going to be taken to court. get the court filings started now so that you might be able to accelerate that part of the process here, so that you make the running out the clock strategy a bit harder to use? >> reporter: yeah, absolutely. i mean, i'm not a lawyer so i can't talk about how long this is going to take in the courts. but the fact the committee only gave people who they have subpoenaed two weeks to comply is a relatively short amount of time. but also happening in the background of this public subpoena fight is the documents that this committee is also receiving from social media and tech companies, as well. thousan

mark meadow's appearance as they continue to engage. the committee's postponed dan scavino. can you say why their depositions were delayed and how much more time they'll be given? >> well let me just say generally what i can say, which is as it's been reported, dan was served just fairly recently. so you have to then go into a good faith effort with his attorney. some of the others that we're engaging with have seemed to try to put up a good faith effort. now that could be a delay tactic. it very well may be. but it is important for us i think to engage in good will, but i'm going to tell you, our patience is not infinite and in fact, if we start to sniff that this is in fact a delay tactic, i think you can expect in essence more of what you're going to see with bannon. >> the committee subpoenaed jeffrey clark, the official who was integral in helps president trump, how important is he to your investigation and do you expect him to cooperate? he was an official of the justice department. you would hope you would. >> yeah. i certainly hope so as well. again, those are conversations ongoing. he can provide a piece to the

delays, get tough with the legislation and clean out the -- once and for all. mr. speaker, i prosecuted terrorists, and i've prosecuted extremists. i've worked with sir mark and others. dozens of -- attacking social media companies on these issues. i started collegiately, and i'll continue collegiately. we know what it takes. we can help. so will the r. now capture the spirit that we've seen this week and agree to work with us on a cross-party basis so that we can tackle viability extremism and its enablers together? >> mr. speaker, i'm delighted to join the right honorable gentleman in committing to attacking online -- tackling violent extremism together, and that is what the government is doing, and that's why we brought forward the online harms bill. that's why we're investing record sums this tackling counterterrorism. but, mr. speaker, i must say that what i think the whole country and the whole house would certainly want to see in addition, in addition, if i could say this to the right honorable gentleman in a collegiate way, is a commitment by the labour report in future to support measures and not to allow the early release of those terrorists and

delays. >> this as the new quinnipiac poll gives the president his lowest score since taking office, 38% of americans approve, 53% disapprove. on the economy 39% approve, his lowest marks come on immigration with 25% approving and 23% approve of his handling of the mexican border. democrats resolve the growing war between moderates and republicans, progressives. senator sanders turning up the heat on senators manchin and kristen sinema. >> people don't have the right to sabotage what 48 want, that to me is wrong. >> reporter: they either must raise the debt ceiling alone through reconciliation or negotiation with republicans who appear unlikely to cave. >> the point is i'm not trying to burn the place down. if you want to spend this much money not on roads, bridges and ports you are not going to get help from me to raise the debt ceiling. >> we will see if the president has anything to say about this as he visits a construction site and delivering remarks on vaccine mandates for businesses. todd: ernie sanders refusing to sign a statement condemning the aggressive protests against kristen sinema which began when she was followed into a bathroom. sanders was holding out

with mark cutis, just head to cnbc.com >>> tesla delivered 241,300 electric cars in the third quarter. topping expectations and what was a record period for the auto maker despite delivery delays due to global supply chain issues earlier this year tesla suspended some operations in shanghai, but plants have reopened in california and china and tesla is building a new factory in texas geely auto plunged 30% from a year ago volvo warned sales for the second half of this year may extend the fall due to material shortages. the global component shortage has caused major manufacturing delays and pushed several car makers to scale back output. >> reporter: as expected third quarter sales in the united states were lackluster for auto makers, they were down right ugly because the chip crisis has hurt the supply of new vehicles, there's not enough vehicles at dealerships for people to buy. gm stands out with sales dropping by almost a third compared to a year ago honda and nissan down 10%. toyota, it did not release third quarter sales numbers on friday but said in the month of september, sales dropped more than 22% and again, toyota in the same boat with all other automakers hurt by th

mark jenkins, carlyle head of global it. alix: thank you so much, caroline. really appreciate it. that was a good conversation. coming up, after years of delayscks, the first bitcoin linked etf in the u.s. is finally trading. we have the proshares bitcoin strategy etf that started trading about an hour ago. we will talk to simeon hyman, the company's global investment strategist. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> bitcoin in enough itself is very difficult. you end up, you have to be in some thing that is tradable like an etf. so i think the etf is a very interesting develop meant. alix: that was guggenheim's scott minerd speaking to us moments ago, talking about the fact that proshares bitcoin strategy etf, the first bitcoin linked exchange traded fund, started trading in the u.s. here with us now is simeon hyman, proshares global investment strategist. this is a big day. it has been long in coming. what kind of take up do you expect? simeon: we are really excited to bring the first bitcoin linked etf to investors as an important opportunity for them to conveniently invest in bitcoin in the regular brokerage account , any regulated futures market and i