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chris dodd became my partner and now mark warner. in texas we have about 500,000 indian americans their successful people in the community. the great thing about india is it is a democracy it's one of the largest democracy. we have those shared values that go along with that. the problem is they become very dependent on the russians for exact bowl especially on the weapons system condemning the russian invasion of ukraine. some think it was a profound disappointment. senator warner and i talked to the ambassador about that and let him know for what it was worth. but again on the trip i took was of my colleagues we actually ended up in delhi talking to prime minister modi. that relationship is very important talk into one of the foreign ministers. i happen to mention at lunch one of things we are concerned about is a taiwan problem. he said to me senator, we don't have a taiwan problem we have a china problem. which i found somewhat encouraging. in the second part of a real estate. both have lost lives but are committed. this is a no-

and then chris dodd becamee my partner and now mark warner.s for about 500,000 indian americans. usually some of the most successful people in our communitiese. the great thing about india is that it is a democracy it's the world's largest democracy. and we have the shared values that go along with that. the problem is they become very dependent on the russians vertically on the weapons system which caused them to abstain from the resolution condemning the russian invasion of and crane. something that was a profound disappointment. senator warner and i talked about that and let him know for what it wasut worth. but again on the trip i took was some of my colleagues week last week ended up in delhi talking with the prime minister. that relationship is very important talking to one of the foreign ministers i happen to mention at lunch one of the things we are concerned about is a taiwan problem. he said to me senator, we don't have a taiwan problem we have a china problem which i found somewhat encouraging. of course having border conflicts with

-india caucus in the senate, then chris dodd became my partner and now mark warner. with about 500,000 indian americans, you should some of the most successful people in our communities. the great thing about and is it a democracy. it's the world's largest democracy, and we have those shared values that go along with that. the problem is they become very dependent on the russians, for example, particularly onsi their weapons systems whichch caused them to abstain from the human resolution condemning the russian invasion of ukraine, something that was a profound disappointment. senator warner and i did talk to the bastard about that and let them know for what it was worth, but again on that trip i took with some of my colleagues a year ago last november we actually ended up in delhi talking to prime minister modi's. that relationship is very important, talking to one of the foreign ministers. happen to mention a lunchch t id one of the things were concerned that is a taiwan problem. and he said to me, senator, we'll have a taiwan problem. we have china problem, which

>> again, mark warner is right.e should not have had this kind of incursion into the united states, and we have a real problem with china on a number of issues from their human rights violations, to their violations of international business law, to even the challenges we've had with them on overt spying. so i'm grateful that the military took decisive action when they did and how they did, but we, obviously, have issues here. >> and the issues with espionage, as you just indicated, go into a number of different areas. due to national security concerns, congress had banned tiktok, for example, the social media app on federal devices. your home state of new jersey has also put restrictions in peonally.t you still use i does that mean that you think it's too late to go ahead and ban this? it's already on 200 million american devices. is it just so integrated that that espionage is something we have to live with? >> no. absolutely not. there's two ways to approach this. one, the proactive step of banning and on governm

he partnered with majority leader chuck schumer and senator mark warner again both democrats on the chipsknow, major new initiative designed help the united states compete with china at secure our semiconductor supply chain picky partnered with chris coons that the democrat of delaware, really innovative use of land lease authorities to support ukraine and defending itself and its freedoms an invasion from russia. insofar as things are actuallyru getting done in the u.s. senate, you will rarely find something getting done without senator john cornyn in the middle of it so it's a real honor to have a today talking with us about these important issues but not just some of who knows him but someone who's actually make a it different. thank you for indulging me that fulsome. >> no. >> is also really nice too puppies. okay. let's dive in. with a number of experts here but also some of our locals may not be fully fill you with the work and responsibilities of the senate select committee on intelligence so what can you tell us about your duties, responsibilities of that committee especially as r

ali, let me start with you, senator mark warner, and senator marco rubio sending a letter to the biden administration today with frustration about the way these investigation into classified documents have unfolded. talk us through it. >> reporter: frustration has been the word of the week for all members o. senate intelligence committee, republicans and democrats alike. they want more information about what are in each of these sets of documents found at each of these former president and vice president's homes. it goes for trump and mar-a-lago, and the documents for former vice president biden, current president biden and former vice president mike pence. in the new letter that our colleague was able to obtain first, it says that without access to the relevant classified documents, the committee cannot effectively oversee the efforts of the intention committee to address risks to national security, arising from the mishandling of this classified information and our request is not unprecedented. here's senator mark warner with a little more. >> i think it will be viewed as an increasi

on the specific question i talked to mark warner on several occasions. support his efforts from the intelligence committee to gain some access to what these documents are. he is working on that. the administration of the support his efforts and i think they're going to be successful. yes. reporter: on the state of the unit you mentioned chinese us by balloon. how much you want to hear president biden discuss in the state of the union? >> is a limit to what we can discuss. a lot of it will be classified. again i think he can say it, i've said it is not classified. by letting the balloon be shot down over water we got far greater look at these blends which are relatively new. we did not know about them are military in surveillance and nsa did not know about them. three of them went over when trump was that we can't blame trump they didn't know about them then. we are just knowing about them. have them come down over water is a huge, huge advantage than having them come down over land. because overwater much of the surveillance balloons stuff can be recover

is no way the ccp would allow a balloon like this to fly over the chinese heartland. >> mark warnerad this kind of incursion into the united states and we have a real problem with china on a number of issues. i'm grateful that the military took decisive action when they did, how they did, but we obviously have issues here. >> reporter: n.o.w., neil, we're expecting the "gang of eight" to be briefed this week. of course those are the congressional members on the house and senate intelligence committees including, and also the leadership on both sides of the aisle. there are expected to get a briefing sometime this week. could even potentially happen before the state of the union tomorrow. and then next week all senators will get a briefing as well about this chinese spy flight. now getting serious about china is exactly why congress passed the chips bill last summer. you will remember they also banned the tiktok app on all government devices and it is also why house republicans created that new bipartisan committee on competition with the ccp this year. they want to get tough on chin

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on the specific question, i talked to mark warner on several occasions. i support his efforts for the intelligence committee to gang access to what these documents are. he's working on that. the administration knows i support his efforts. i think they'll be successful. reporter: on the state of the union, you mentioned the chinese balloon. the u.s. military is still recovering some of the degree on some of the ocean. how much do you want to hear president biden discuss the chinese spy balloon in the state of the union address? mr. schumer: there will be a limit to what can he discuss because a lot of it will be classified. again, i think he can say this. i have said it. not classified. but letting the balloon be shot down over water we got far greater look at these balloons, which are relatively new. we didn't know about them. our military and our surveillance didn't know about until last year. three went over when trump was there. can't blame trump because he didn't know them then. we are just learning of them. having them come down over water is a huge,

beijing that america will stand up for our core national security interest and virginia democrat mark warner wants to improve the process around notifying and monitoring unidentified objects to improve. >> not only are kind of surveillance but also have. >> better rules of the road. >> and the president has directed his national security advisor to lead what he called an interagency team to review the u.s. procedures around tracking monitoring and potentially shooting down unidentified objects in washington. i'm jessi tenure. a georgia grand jury is recommending perjury charges in the election investigation in the former president trump, judge ordered the report partly unsealed earlier this week. the grand jury was convened to determine whether the former president and his allies committed any crimes while trying to overturn the 2020 election result, a majority of jurors believe one or more witnesses may have lied under oath. no names of witnesses are mentioned the report states that no widespread election fraud took place. contrary to the claims by former president trump. pennsylvania senat

. >> if we can get more democrats on board, like senator mark warner, angus king, that would be greattiktok c.e.o. testifies, i'm interested in that testimony, first time ever. >> bill: we shall be there. kara frederick, nice to meet you in person. >> jacqui: a taste of italy for me and chef boyardee for thee, or for your kids. one restaurant has a ban on children, sparking a debate that has just about everyone choosing sides. ♪ >> a popular italian restaurant in new jersey is cooking up controversy with a new policy here. nett's house of spaghetti will ban children under 10 citing the necessaries and noise disruptions that they can cause for other customers. here to break down this food fight, madison alworth. so madison, are parents in the area upset about this? >> so they're not upset because one restaurant's loss is another one i gain. that's how applebee's looks at it. they started a promotion to allow kids 10 and under to eat for free. they made the decision to stop allowing customers under the age of 10 because of all of the concerns. so the restaurant came out and said this ne

. >> brian, facebook and instagram parent meta fplatforms is under pressure from mark warner and marco rubio. they sent a letter to mark zuckerberg saying they are concerned with the developers in russia and china with access to user data. they held meetings with executives over who could access the data and what facebook plans to do about it. >>> and the new york stock exchange plans to make some investors whole after the glitch last month the exchange operator saying it plans to cover losses for orders posted or routed to it and o others will not be covered it ranges in the single digit millions which is far more than it sets aside. >>> and cvs health is buying oak street health for $10.5 billion including debt according to the wall street journal, the deal is expected to be official this week. shares of oak street surging on news ahead of the open which is up 36% brian, a lot of movers today >> yeah. if you had the wherewithal to buy oak street last night, take the family to dinner tonight >> that's it. >> in life and stocks. pippa, thank you >>> one of the big money movers of the m

mark warner said on repeat that he believes his committee and members of congress deserve access to thee says the intelligence committees have already seen many of the documents, or at least understand what is it in and then can be trusted with this kind of information. we don't expect it will be the last briefing on the matter but a preliminary -- was said, a preliminary briefing on why the justice department did what they did. >> always a pleasure to see you. thank you. >> thank you. >>> one of the last programs to help those suffering from the pandemic, they are expiring and many will see their incomes reduced by $95. darsha burns. what impact will the end of this program have? >> josÉ, experts we talked to said food insecurity will increase as this program expires, especially as families have already seen other pandemic-era programs like the child tax credit and universal free school meals and the eviction moratorium also come to an end, and food prices remain sky high. and i want to introduce you to jessica ramos, and she became a single mom when her partner died a year ago, and no

senate intelligence leaders mark warner and marco rubio accusing the biden administration of stonewalling investigations into president biden's classified document scandal. on the house side in particular intel committee chair mike turner said he expects a briefing on the classified documents this weeks but added the timing is suspicious. >> the biden administration had not engaged at all anyone in national security on the issue of threats from these documents. it took congress to step in and say we want a security threat. they tried to deny giving the briefing to us from that threat. what's interesting is that the moment this balloon became public i got a notice not from the administration with a briefing but they have to rush to congress to talk to us about donald trump's documents. they want to change the news. >> harris: you can't change the news when an enemy flies a spy craft above your country for eight days. they can try. >> we had conversation about some issues of actual substance like let's see if we can look into the purpose, motivation, intelligence collected when it comes to

if you like to mark warner, democrat, he said he believed that china would have shot down an american balloon. the president has a different opinion. they need to give us more than what they have given us. he needs to be more transparent not only about this but even about the three balloons. i was as troubled as marc was. if this is related to research and recreation and we shot and missed, there needs to be more explanation around that. if indeed it is recreational research, we should be relieved and concerned that our surveillance of these things is not as sophisticated that we thought. >> martha: one of the missiles we shot and missed with, not to take away from our military, a $400,000 missile somewhere in the water. now it sounds like these were weather balloons. the whole thing feels like a big overcorrection. >> i totally agree. they were so battered by the criticism of the fact that they didn't shoot down the big chinese balloon when it first crossed into our territory and then decided to shoot down anything that resembled a balloon flying over our territory. it really does se

senate intel chairman mark warner tweeting his frustration. >> we should not have had this kind of incursion into the united states. we have a real problem with china on a number of issues. i'm grateful the military took decisive action when and how they did. but we obviously have issues here. >> getting serious about china is why congress has already passed a chips bill. banned tiktok on all government deme demenezes -- devises and a new committee. they are in lock step about what message china is sending with the spy flight. the u.s. did expand its military presence in the philippines just last week to counter china. both democrats and republicans aren't sure if the u.s. is ready for some kind of conflict. expect more calls on the biden administration to raise defense budget in the coming weeks here. >> dana: aishah at the capitol. thank you. >> bill: republican michael waltz. good morning to you live on the hill. this is what you write for foxnews.com. chinese spy balloon is a sputnik moment for america. explain your case there, sir. >> i hope this was a wake-up call for the american peop

meantime, senate intel chairman mark warner tweeting his frustration over the weekend, he wrote there's no way the ccp would allow a balloon like this to fly over the chinese heartland. now, we are expecting the gang of 8 to be briefed this week, could happen before the state of the union akres happens tomorrow night, that is not confirmed. but it could potentially happen before then and then next week all senators will get a general briefing on the china threat. there are already republicans calling for president biden to strengthen the defense spending in his annual budget. congress has been taking china seriously for quite some time, banning tiktok on all government devices, passing chips bill, and bipartisan committee with competition and the ccp, and some say look, this is a sputnik moment. >> i hope this was a wake-up call for the american people that we are facing a tsunami of chinese espionage in our universities, in the institutes, research labs, businesses, silicon valley through cyber. i hope this was a visible, tangible sputnik moment. >> and gillian, keep your eyes on congr

this is mark warner, the democratic chairman of the senate intelligence committee.re committee republicans and democrats are absolutely united in demanding these documents and says the refusal to provide them will not stand. he said everything is on the table when it comes to forcing the administration to provide that. so i don't think they will be able to get away with it. the smart play for republicans now would be if they want to make sure to get the documents is shift strategies on the debt limit and make this the demand they have for the debt limit say we'll raise the debt limit when president provides all the documents that were found in his home and office. then biden is in the position of having to risking a fiscal crisis in order to protect himself from congressional oversight of his mishandling of classified information. >> harris: i wrote that down. that could actually happen. >> i wrote it in the "washington post" today. >> harris: i know you put that in a speech and that would be really effective for someone to deliver. wonder if kevin mccarthy as the h

senator mark warner, the head of the senate intelligence committee, said china itself wouldn't have allowed a balloon like this to fly over the hearhe heartland. john tester wants to hold hearings related to this matter. certainly, the president's faced a lot of political pressure. he was asked what kind of message this sends to china. he did not answer that. this serves as a major tension point in that relationship with china. >> i think the united states has sent that message. arlitt saenz with me on the phone. with me is jim sciutto. jim, to that point. i mean, i guess we're reaching a new i guess moment in the relationship, tense relationship between the united states and china and president biden making it very clear on wednesday he wanted to shoot this thing down. >> it's a critical moment, jim, in the relationship between two super powers, which was already tense and is now more tense. of course, the first hostile act, china floating this highly capable surveillance balloon over the continental u.s. including overflying several sensitive installations and now a u.s. president making

there's also been some democrats like senator mark warner who said that china would never allow a balloon like this to be flying over the heartland. now, lawmakers on capitol hill have called for briefings and hearings as well. the so-called gang of eight up on capitol hill will be receiving a briefing as they return to congress later next week. but this also comes at a very new high point of tension between u.s. and china. of course, secretary of state blinken had been planning the trip to china due to the revelation and appearance of this balloon and this is something the white house will have to navigate diplomatically as they've seen tensions really rise with china in recent days. >> absolutely. i'm sure reporters at the white house will have questions for days on this. thank you very much. appreciate that. let's discuss now with cnn national security analyst, james clapper. director, thanks so much for being with us as always. we appreciate it. just your reaction to the decision to wait to shoot this balloon down after it reached the atlantic as opposed to earlier in the week. what's

. >> ali, it was clear -- you have mark warner and marco rubio, the two leaders on the senate side together on this. this is unanimity. they need to know what compromised -- what secrets might have been compromised. they need to understand for legislative reasons what fixes have to be made. they are not seeing what they want to see. >> reporter: yeah. it was bipartisan in nature even before news of biden's documents became public as well, andrea. it's a sign that as much as that committee especially on the senate side on the intel committee has tried to take the politics out of it, which is so notable in a congress that has become so hyperpoliticized on just about everything, it's notable they would be marching in lockstep on this. after news of the biden and pence documents became public. that intelligence committee on the senate side, democrats and republicans alike, were marching in lockstep saying they needed more information from the administration on this, consistently pressing the director of national intelligence and others for more. this is the culmination of those efforts, at leas

tomorrow, senator mark warner of virginia on tiktok bans. ♪.ry: hello, folks, welcome to "kudlow," i'm larry kudlow. so, folks, kevin mccarthy has jo

that includes people like mike turner, the republican, mark warner, marco rubio, kevin mccarthy, hakeeme this tomorrow on "cavuto live." we have representative mark green here and so many more. so many questions, so much to delve in to. we will tomorrow. here's "the five." ♪ ♪ >> judge jeanine: hello, everyone i'm judge jeanine pirro with jesse watters, martha maccallum and greg gutfeld. it is 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." china caught red-handed lying about its giants by balloon hovering over america. it was last spotted this morning in northeast kansas. and that is after it

now you have some senators, mark warner and others, trying to, you know, investigate tiktok. over trying to get to the bottom of covid-19. but why do you see such a weak response from the congress and from this president? >> you know, it's perplexing. over 6 million people die and some say as many as 15 million people die died and we haven't had one hearing. if you tell democrats baby bottle plastic is causing cancer, they'd probably have 50 hearings. at least a million americans die and not one hearing. some of it is conflict of interest. we have many scientists in our country and around the world who are funded by our government but also funded by the chinese government direct ily. some of this is not fully known because they're not disclosing this, but i asked dr. fauci in committee about this. he said it was none of my business and that a law protected these people. we know that 1800 scientists in the nih received $193 million. this is not chump change. this is a good deal of money. we need to know which companies are paying them, and they should not be on any committees

we heard from mark warner, rubio, a lot of the others, that they thought that their briefing could haveen made public, 95% of it, and that it was not answering their questions. >> andrea, i've got to be careful because it was classified but i would say let's separate the two instances. on the chinese spy balloon, my questions have generally been answered but i'm going to come back to a big worry in a sec. we're real proud that it was taken down by a jet out of lang leer air force in virginia, and the rescue mission to recover items was also out of virginia. that's great. i did get my questions generally answered about that, but there's not enough information yet to really provide answers on the other three items. but here's my biggest worry, and this was a question i asked that i have not gotten a good answer to. but it doesn't really get into the classified space, so i'll share it with you as i have shared it. why didn't the chinese military officials pick up secretary lloyd austin's phone call, when he's calling to try to discuss what's going on? i mean, as you know, during the cold w

here is the head of senate intelligence committee mark warner. >> we need to make sure that there isplan for these incidents as opposed to what appears in this case to be a bit of an odd hok reaction. >> so it doesn't happen again? >> ad hoc reactions are not the way to address this issue. >> we'll keep our eye on that and everything happening in washingto on social media. >>> 5:46 right now. to a live look at state farm stadium in glendale, arizona. this will, no doubt, be the center of the sports and entertainment universe just days from now. >> that's when the chiefs eagles face off and super bowl lvii will happen. between now and then the phoenix area will be pretty much one giant party. "today in the bay's" jay gray is live this morning in phoenix inside the nfl experience. jay, i'm guessing there's some hype going to be happening today. i know you're already bringing the heat. >> reporter: listen, well, i don't know about that. it's maybe a slow sizzle, but no heat. i'm just hanging out with some dummies here. we got in a side door. it's not open yet. that does give me some tim

i've already heard from mark warner, one of those eight members, who's expressed frustration and he's been asking for a briefing on the what began as just the mar-a-lago classified documents last summer. since last summer. and this is closest they're going to get. there's been a lot of the back and forth between members of the gang of eight. specifically the intel committee members from both chambers but they expect to get more information like they used to with the russia investigation, for example, like when robert mueller was the special counsel who was overseeing a parallel investigation to the work they were doing. in this case, they're being told the justice department is going to hold some of their cards back and for members who expect to get the most classified, the most sensitive information at their fingertips when they request it, both the intel community leaders and party leaders who make up this gang, that's likely to just not be good enough. now, i just asked speaker mccarthy about this. he's kind of withholding judgment until they get through this briefing expected to b

here is the head of the committee, mark warner. >> we need to make sure that there is a game plan foropposed to what appears in this case to be a bit of an ad hoc reaction. >> so it doesn't happen again? >> ad hoc reactions are not the way to address this issue. >> we'll be watching what happens in washington as we ease into the weekend. >> thank you, scott. >>> it's a quarter until 7:00 and we're going to take a live look at state farm stadium in glendale, arizona. this will be the center of the sports and entertainment universe on sunday. >> that's when the chiefs and eagles face off. between now and then the phoenix area will be pretty much one giant party. "today in the bay's" jay gray is live in phoenix inside the nfl experience. we're hoping to see a passing route. [ laughter ] >> reporter: well, you know what, we did the passing drills earlier. we've got a little something else here at the nfl experience, which is the center of all the super bowl hype, hundreds of thousands will pass through. we'll give you a look at exactly what you can do here and when we get back, well, we'l

member is a nine game jim hines, mike turner, chuck schumer has been in this, mitch mcconnell, and mark warnero. marco rubio is one of the people who did the greatest histrionics about this. this is somebody who's been briefed on intelligence. he understands in theory what threats to the u.s. looked like. and yet, he joined the course. it feels like a performance that's more about their personal political ambitions than it is about national security. >> well, there's reason for that. it's not their personal political ambitions, and it has nothing to do with national security. and marco rubio has started out, when he was in the senate, he's seen for a moment or two like he might be serious about, you know, making a contribution. but he quickly sold out, sold out to trump, sold out to trumpism, came up with crazy lies, bought in the conspiracy theories, and that's what he's done again here. and, you know, we deserve better, that song that you ditches such a great rendition of, you know, it's about a bunch of balloons floating across the border, and accidentally triggering a world war that lasted

beijing that america will stand up for our core national security interest and virginia democrat mark warner wants to improve the process around notifying and monitoring unidentified objects to improve. >> not only are kind of surveillance but also have. >> better rules of the road. >> and the president has directed his national security adviser to form what he called an interagency team that will kind of review the u.s. response as far as tracking monitoring and potentially shooting down on identified objects goes live in washington. i'm jessi tenure. jesse, thank you so much. >> we're seeing new video from this morning that from a a deadly mall shooting in el paso, texas. security cameras captured the terrifying moment. shoppers ran from the scene. one person was killed, 3 others injured yesterday after shots were fired near the food court of the law. 2 men have been taken into custody, but a motive for this attack is unclear. the mall sits right next door to the el paso walmart where 23 people were killed in a 2019 mass shooting. people living near a train derailment site in eastern ohio

last week i spoke to senate intelligence committee chairman mark warper who's leading -- mark warner the charge to ban the chinese-owned app. here's what he said. >> the amount of data that tiktok is collecting, and since so many users are kids, on our kids that that data resides in china. and even though tiktok has said that's not the case, there have been constant examples where it has been proved that chinese engineers are still getting access to that data. liz: and that was before news of the balloon became public. now with talk show star bill maher calling tiktok the, quote, real chinese spy balloon, let's go live to chad pergram on capitol hill where the anti-tiktok rhetoric is amping up at this hour. >> reporter: liz, don't look up. the threat may not come from above. instead, look down the at your phone. lawmakers are bombing -- becoming increasingly worried about tiktok. that's why some want to ban tiktok. they see it as a spy device in the palm of your hand. >> but the other way to go about this is going directly to the company. they are now working with u.s. intelligence f

mark warner was here with us last week, and he said technology competition with china is the biggest issue of our time. he's worried about things that -- like your company does, ibm, in terms of quantum computing. is enough being done to keep america competitive on that front? >> we're starting. if you look at where we've been this year, we passed the chips act in the united states, which, you know, is something that's not a normal motion for us in the united states for the federal reserve to pick and choose -- >> to subsidize. >> to subsidize it. it's not a normal action. it's an action historically i would not have been supportive of. i was extremely supportive of the chips act. we at ibm are extremely supportive of the chips act. if we learned nothing else from the pandemic, we learned there are certain goods that are necessity goods for this country to have and we are overly reliant on places like china and if we don't find ways to change the manufacturing system in the supply chain and move it back to the united states where we can take care of ourselves we have made a catastrop

listen to what the chair of the intelligence committee senator mark warner told me about what he expectsto do our job, and the idea that somehow you got to wait until the special prosecutor to bless this doesn't, you know, doesn't pass the smell test. i'm hopeful that the administration is going to come forward in a transparent way. but we'll see after the brief. >> reporter: so lawmakers believe there's a way to do both, that they can get the information that they're looking for without at the same time jeopardizing the investigation in any way, shape or form. the department of justice believes that as well. part of what they're going to talk about today in the closed door briefing is a way to get to that goal. there's no doubt there's quite a bit of tension for these guys. >> a busy day, and the house bipartisan committee on china will hold the first public briefing. we know the heightened tensions at play right now. what can we expect to hear from them? >> this is really one of the rare areas of bipartisanship that we have seen from congress up until this point. you have both republic

now, senators on both sides of this, democrat and republican, mark warner and marco rubio have been signinging to press the need for congressional oversight, even just to get a sense of what's in these documents. they have been asking for this damage assessment since the trump mar-a-lago documents became public months ago, and they still haven't been able to get it. of course in those intervening months we then also know that there were documents of a classified nature found in former vice president, now president biden's possession, and of course former vice president mike pence as well. so more information that they've been asking for. but look, in terms of what they can actually do, we've seen some republicans float the idea like senator tom cotton on the republican side that maybe they'll block nominations until they can actually get the information that they need. that's not something that democrats are on board for, but what is true is that everyone, democrat and republican on the senate side, is pushing forward for this information. so they might not be on the same page in terms of w

to build on what mark and warner said, the national archives is woefully underfunded and understaffed given the mission it has in the us declassification system. a management study, i predict, would find the national archives is now as significant a roadblock to the timely review of old secrets as the cia, the pentagon, or the nsa. i say this with deep frustration for my former colleagues who are hard-working public servants and are not at fault. .. >> do you think the reviewing boxes for classified documents is labor-intensive? while declassification is even more labor-intensive. and and i may help us segregae security classifiable e-mail from routine e-mail someday but if dni haines applied last night, the work of determine how much of the u.s. inspired influence campaign in country x can be released will for years to come be the decision of a human being. release is also labor-intensive. release is the behind the scenes work to get materials from the researcher to the declassify are at the agency to grated -- that great of the record and then back from the declassify or to the rese

here is mark warner of virginia who said "there is no way the ccp would allow a balloon like this to fly over chinese heartland. china's aggressive behavior is a violation of international norms and shows a reckless disregard for the safety of u.s. citizens". -- a set "the chinese communist party spy balloon is a violation of international law. we need answers and accountability". we are taking your calls on how the u.s. should respond. robert in indiana, republican line. morning. caller: good morning. i would just like to know where is it going to end? if we give them an answer, they are going a mile. the next time, they are going to more aggressive. if we do not put a stop to it right now somehow, then it could lead to -- china could do anything. they just want to get their foot in the door to see exactly how far they can push joe biden and the administration. host: what do you think as far as the reaction? caller: i think it is too late now. they knew about this two months ago. they should have done something about this then. if they are not going to do anything now, just to go ah

disney has sister subsidiaries from theme marks that are record high margins that are funding streaming losses similar with warner brothers we just saw yesterday a lot of these bigger companies have streaming netflix can't put these guys out of business by lowering its price. these other companies are bigger than it. they can put netflix out of business and this is in terms of a kochcompetitive strategy >> warner brother, we'll get to that in a second and video games. what could be that consistent cash flow, generative asset for them. >> they would have to buy something because they're building games, but games is a money loser, too their single-line business which loses a lot of money so, you know, like they're also competing, by the way, with apple and amazon you can't actually win on price competition against apple and amazon because they're sisters and their core businesses are so big. >> so finally, and listen, i am not a huge netflix watcher, but i'm going to be watching the mahomes, this football thing i love it. if we look ahead to 2023 and we say is the stock going to be generally benefiting from price,