senator marsha blackburn, republican from tennessee joins us now. no love lost it seems between these two, senator but, aoc has enormous power, doesn't she? >> she has power in the social media realm but stuart, she was just voted one of the least effective members of congress and i find it so interesting that pelosi ended up going chief mama in charge on the squad because this isn't reality tv. this is the american people. this is the u.s. taxpayer. this is the business of the u.s. congress. and the rules that are put in place, the laws that are made, the regulations that are set affect the daily lives of the american citizen and also it affects the environment in which business can take place in this country. stuart: you think that aoc will

tennessee senator marsha blackburn with us now. senator, the president's plan drags trillions of dollars to families and children, so why are you calling it the antifamily plan? >> stuart, it's the antifamily plan and as hilary just said trillions in tax increases. we used to talk about a billion here, billionaire, with joe biden it's a trillion here and a trillion there. plus, what this would do is incentivize women to rely on the federal government to organize their lives. it takes away from them the ability to organize their family life as they would like to organize it. i thought about-- remember that old life of julia that barack obama came out with in the "new york times" and everyone tended, this is ridiculous, well, this is what they are doing, but they are breaking it apart in a

synod of marsha blackburn. thank you. >> john: the census results ready to strip blue states of their seats in congress and that will boost the g.o.p.'s chances to take back the house. >> sandra: one democrat says if his party loses power they have one thing to claim, wokeness. our panel will react. ♪ ♪ because home values have climbed to all time highs. and so has your equity. turn it into cash now, while mortgage rates are near all time lows. the newday 100 va cash out loan lets you borrow up to 100% of your home's value. you could take out more than $50,000. use it to improve your home. pay off high rate debt. pay for big expenses. or put it in the bank for real peace of mind. now's the time to use your va home loan benefit to get cash before mortgage rates begin to rise.

what people are not talking about, marsha blackburn, it's republican citizens not mentioning crime at all. they are not saying anything about this crime. host: you said changes to the legislation. what did you mean by that? caller: i will be honest with you, we have got a flak in this organization and crime has been a. the reason i'm telling you this, sir, it's the truth. host: you said it was legislation that changed. what legislation are you talking about? caller: with marsha blackburn, you can carry the guns out of their and people can carry guns out here now. but why do you want those big army guns used for killing in war? people carry them around. you can see them on the back of their trucks. host: that's jana in tennessee. we will go now to nick in florida. good morning. caller: did we change topic from gun control to something else? host: its overall increase in crime and how it might impact your community. caller: first of all, gun control doesn't work. when you take away guns, only the criminals have guns. second, because of the second amendment, the reason we have guns in th

former police officer ted williams, tom homan, senator marsha blackburn, former governor mike huckabeeepublican representative cat can make and james comer. a big rashida tlaib demand all policing as major city seeing a surge in violent crimes including homicide hitting poor communities in minority neighborhoods, they have been hit hard by violence. they want police to protect them, critics asking rashida tlaib why don't you start with your district in michigan to in policing and see how that goes. a major new whopper in the biden of administration messaging in order to ram through a two and a quarter trillion dollars of new infrastructure spending, the whopper egregious mistake sets up the heart of the argument. it is so wrong that calls into question the biden of administration entire case for the big massive infrastructure spend wait until you see what we found, new big pushback from the conservative clergy of color. these are black ministers and pastors, they are saying to president biden and georgia democrat stacy abram, stop lying about the georgia vote law, they are saying there

senator marsha blackburn, thanks so much for joining us.you back on. >> thank you. elizabeth: fox news contributor deneen borelli is on with us. we have pushback from conservative clergy ever color. they're pushing back on stacey abrams quote, stop your lies over the georgia vote law. they're saying there is nothing racist about it. it is certainly not jim crow 2.0. this fiery story, they're pushing back, it is coming up next♪. what you need. thank you! hey, hey, no, no limu, no limu! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ ♪ na na na na ♪ na na na na... ♪ hey hey hey. ♪ goodbye. ♪ na na na na... ♪ hey hey hey. ♪ goodbye. ♪ na na na na ♪ na na na na... the world's first six-function multipro tailgate. available on the gmc sierra. bike shop please hold. bike sales are booming. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. the moment you sponsor a job on indeed you get a shortlist of quality candidates from our resume database. claim your $75 credit when you post your first job at indeed.com/bike. ♪. elizabeth: j

coming up, tennessee senator marsha blackburn on president biden's infrastructure plan. america stands on cybersecurity and china. this is bloomberg. ♪ caroline: over to washington now. president biden's $2.25 trillion infrastructure package, but it is getting pushback from the gop. senate minority leader mitch mcconnell is calling on the white house to scale back the bill, saying some items just don't belong, such as support for the elderly care. joining me now to dive into where democrats and republicans are meeting headwinds or can come together, tennessee senator marsha blackburn. it is wonderful to have some time with amid a very busy day. can you talk to us about what infrastructure should encapsulate for you? sen. blackburn: what we have traditionally focused on. roads, bridges, waterways, water systems, we have even included broadband. but never have we seen the litany of things now being discussed. bernie sanders even said today that humans are infrastructure. they are trying to put in place a spending bill that already is above $2 trillion, maybe as high as 2.7

i want to bring in senator marsha blackburn of tennessee., georgia, texas made moves on their voting laws. michigan has a democratic governor, whitmer. apparently she will veto the bill but the republicans can override it. 35 business leaders are warning them to stand down. why is big business challenging the republican party, really aiding in sort of the description of these laws as being racist and nefarious? >> charles what they're doing is kind of a group think if you will. they're getting on this bandwagon. they haven't read the legislation. they completely misrepresented what was going on in georgia. if my grandmother were around she would look at them, saying you need to be sticking to your knitting because that is what she would say when somebody was talking about something they knew nothing about and these ceo's need to realize, they are there to build value for, for their shareholders. they are there to fill a need in the marketplace, to produce a good or a service and that's where their focus needs to be but to start making up thi

senator marsha blackburn.and i am so pleased to join you and talk with you for just a few minutes about this year 's big congressional pig book. and if you are trying to keep up with some of this, this is going to be one of your very best resources. over the past year we have watched washington i should say the liberal elites in washington cover everything with covid spending. in order to cram this into covid relief packages and get them passed in the senate. and if you are watching this press conference, you probably already know the being the big spenders have been far less concerned with actually recovering from the pandemic and providing pandemic relief and more concerned with handouts for their special interest cronies. it's a new year, it's a new administration. but i will tell you the more things are supposed to change, the more they stay the same. in january these big spenders have been moving full steam ahead to build legislative vehicles for their favorite pet projects and ignoring opportunities to r

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marsha blackburn, republican from tennessee.rt. stuart: a famous actor, pulling his film out of georgia because of the state's voting laws. all right, susan, who is it? susan: a-list, the will smith slave drama "anticipation" directed by anton fuqua who directed "training day." he is pulling it from georgia, because of state's new voting laws. justify the move, we cannot in good conscience provide economic support to a government that enacts voting laws designed to restrict voter access. this movie was backed by apple studios, meant for apple tv plus. it is the first film to pull production out of the state because of this new legislation. since 2018, georgia has been attracting a lot of filming -- 2008. disney and marvel movies and tv shows and the cw network. georgia provided a lot of work and jobs for technicians in the film industry. at last count film and tv was worth $2.9 billion to the georgia economy in 2019. that is lot of money they want to protect. they problem live don't want to see the trend continues with more film

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tomorrow, i will be joined by marsha blackburn of tennessee. we will also be joined by gary tan.ued to preview wednesday's coinbase listing. stay happy and healthy. this is bloomberg. ♪ haidi: good morning and welcome to daybreak australia. we are coming down to asia's major market open. shery: good evening from bloomberg's world headquarters in new york. haidi: the zero top stories this hour. a bloomberg scooper reveals the u.s. will hold off on naming china as the currency manipulator. it allows the biden administration to sidestep a fresh clash with beijing.

let's discuss these bills with marsha blackburn. >> thank you, shannon. >> shannon: let's talk aboutn and is alive, the doctor will have to render medical care and things along those lines, planned parenthood is saying so-called born alive bills fabricate a problem that doesn't exist, doctors already have an obligation to provide appropriate medical care. they go on to say infants could be taken away from their parents under the threat of criminal charges in order to receive unnecessary medical treatment but only prolongs suffering. how do you answer the critics who say this thing has no chance and is a waste of time? >> we all know there are children and many of us know these children that survive botched abortions. what we are doing is simply saying that if a child survives that abortion, they deserve the same medical care that a child who would have been born at that same time in pregnancy is going to receive. our neonatal units and children's hospital's critical care units have children that are born at 25 weeks, 27 weeks. we know we want to see these children receive that same l

. >> joining me now is republican tennessee senator and member of the judicial committee marsha blackburn. thank you for taking time. happy saturday to you. i want off the bat your reaction to what your colleague ed markey and others are doing in trying to move quickly towards changing the structural makeup of the supreme court. >> griff, what they're doing is political convenience. they know that the progressives want to see the court packed. they want to fill it with liberal justices so that they basically have a super legislative majority. now, ed markey five years ago was at the supreme court standing in the exact same spot he was yesterday, calling for adding justices to the supreme court and saying nine was enough, that we did not need to change the supreme court. so, see, this is an argument to say you're making because they think this is their time to destroy our institution. they railed against donald trump for four years because they did not like what he was doing, standing on the constitution. so, griff, they are taking this opportunity to take about adding two new states, abou

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. >> tennessee senator marsha blackburn spoke to me yesterday.o defend itself and that washington should send the world that message, that the defense of taiwan is absolute. >> when we protect taiwan, we send the signal that we are going to stand for and protect democracy. and that signal is understood by our allies, not only our allies in the indo pacific but our allies globally. >> the u.s. admiral in charge of the asia pacific command told congress that he thinks china could launch an attack against taiwan sometime in the next six years, charles. >> charles: thanks very much. so how should the united states respond to china's actions? let's ask hutchison's institute rebecca. there was an array of planes. bombers, early warning control, submarines what you would need to proceed an invasion. are these -- what are these? are these practice runs? what is going on here? they're practice runs and also designed to intimidate and to wear out the taiwanese. in the past they were sending up their own military planes to escort some of these war planes fr

enter tennessee senator and woman still waiting for her prom date 50 years later marsha blackburn. blackburn attacked the bill on twitter, complaining, "joe biden's plan is about anything but infrastructure. $400 billion for elder care." first of all, seniors are your voters. second of all, what is she talking about? seniors are infrastructure. they hold the collective memory of every road ever built. (as senior) "did you take the 480 bypass to get here today? i remember before they built that, you had to take the two-lane to chester and double back. you'd spend an hour waiting at that light over by route 16. i sure miss our old nash rambler. it had a rumble seat. who wants hot fruit?" the infrastructure bill is polling even higher than the covid bailout bill. but republicans don't care whether something's popular. case in point, themselves. in the latest poll, the g.o.p. trails democrats in party affiliation 49% to 40%, the democrats' largest advantage since the fourth quarter of 2012. back then, the democrats were riding high, until barack obama made that historic foreign policy

senator marsha blackburn tweeting is this you? ken buck on with me yesterday posting, i thought we only needed nine. it is hard to take those pictures away. we'll move to the next topic. senator. president biden declaring the threat from russia a national emergency issuing sanctions against the country over its hacking and election meddling and recently called russian president vladimir putin a killer. despite all of that the president says he still wants to leave the door open for dialogue. let's watch and i get your reaction on the flip. >> president biden: we could have gone further but i chose not to do so. i chose to be proportionate. when i spoke to president putin i expressed my belief that communication between the two of us personally and directly was to be essential in moving forward to a more effective relationship and he agreed on that point. to that end, i proposed that we meet in person this summer in europe for a summit to address a range of issues facing both of our countries. >> harris: russia has responded with t

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but senator marsha blackburn was talking about like $400 billion for elder care, this is outrageous.hink a lot of people saw that and thought, money for elder care sounds good. what is your view on the importance of care in this general package of investments? >> well, the way we ought to be thinking is not does it meet somebody's definition of infrastructure, which is we talked about is a changing term. but really we should be asking ourselves is this an investment that will grow our economy. and be clear, making sure families can afford child care, making sure that people have broadband access, making sure that schools don't have lead pipes, making sure that people can leave their seniors or their disabled family members in safe high-quality care so that they can go to work is about growing our economy. the reality is the united states of america has never made the investment in families that our competitor nations have done and it's holding us back economically. so that's what this plan is about. not about somebody's ever-changing definition about what is and is not infrastructure

>> the spokesperson morgan ortagus said marsha blackburn of tennessee will react to the calls for john white house post over allegations he shared secrets with iran. we will talk about the border crisis with communications director alyssa fara, why there is a blame game going on inside the biden

stuart: senator marsha blackburn, thank you.ing the market on this wednesday morning to see how we are doing. it's a split decision, no clear trend for stock prices so far today. joe rogan says he does not think that healthy young people should get the shot. that ignited a firestorm, which we will show you. ♪♪ ♪♪ [announcer] durán catches leonard with a big left. ♪♪ you can spend your life in boxing or any other business, but one day, you're gonna take a hit you didn't see coming. and it won't matter what hit you. what matters is you're down. and there's nothing down there with you but the choice that will define you. do you stay down? or. do you find, somewhere deep inside of you, the resilience to get up. ♪♪ [announcer] and this fight is a long way from over, leonard is coming back. ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ stuart: three minutes till the opening trading this wednesday, no clear trend for stocks. big tech very much in the news because this is the week when they reported earnings. premarket, all of them are up except for microsoft. splendid rep

marsha as you know is -- marsha blackburn, very, very hard on this issue. but when they're given this tremendous power -- maria: i just want to say, mr. president, i just want to say that, you know, fox news is a fair and independent platform. i've had the courage, my colleagues have had the courage to come and report the truth. i want to be clear here. >> you are fantastic. by the way, that's why i'm talking to you so long. you didn't tell me this would be the world's longest interview. that's okay. that's why. because it's you. maria: i'm sorry, mr. president. this is my final question. this is my final question to you, mr. president. your followers want to know what to do. they're seeing this agenda. they feel many of them that it's radical. they see what's going on on the ag level. what do you want to say to your followers in terms of what they should be doing? they say to themselves who voted for this? $4 trillion in higher taxes, wide open borders, killing job he creating policies. what do you want to say to them in terms of what they should be doing

what people are not talking about, marsha blackburn, it's republican citizens not mentioning crime at. they are not saying anything about this crime. host: you said changes to the legislation. what did you mean by that? caller: i will be honest with you, we have got a flak in this organization and crime has been a. the reason i'm telling you this, sir, it's the truth. host: you said it was legislation that changed. what legislation are you talking about? caller: with marsha blackburn, you can carry the guns out of their and people can carry guns out here now. but why do you want those big army guns used for killing in war? people carry them around. you can see them on the back of their trucks. host: that's jana in tennessee. we will go now to nick in florida. good morning. caller: did we change topic from gun control to something else? host: its overall increase in crime and how it might impact your community. caller: first of all, gun control doesn't work. when you take away guns, only the criminals have guns. second, because of the second amendment, the reason we have guns in the fi

marsha blackburn has a bill that's an at earnive that would prevent tax increases but includes investmentsi think there's a lot of conservatives who would support that but we have to pay for it. we should recycle government waste and not create more and all the new spending creates a drag effect in the economy and that's an incredible risk that the biden administration is completely downplaying. there's a risk of tax increases. there's a risk of adding debt and there's a risk of inflation and, again, it's a big gamble but the existential crisis that democrats are really worried about is not -- is not the natural climate, it's the political climate. they are worried if they don't ram through as much socialism in the next 2 years they will lose the midterm elections and the opportunity to reshape the nation's infrastructure in ways that go way beyond roads and bridges. alicia: i see you're disagreeing there just from watching you but i'm also wondering with so much that falls under this bill, this spending plan, what doesn't fall under it is the crisis at the border, they are moving children

i saw marsha blackburn tweeting yesterday, saying, this is not about infrastructure.ause elder care was in there. well, people in her state will be very happy to have assistance with elder care so they can work. so that they can help their families. it seems to me like this is going to be another game where the republicans look unbelievably harsh and stupid and with no alternatives. am i speaking too strongly? >> i don't think you are. i think what joe biden is going to do -- he's laying out his wish list and he said yesterday, inaction is not an option. i'm going to listen to other ideas. and he is challenging the republican party to come with ideas. and if you go through this bill, i get it that some of this is not traditional infrastructure. but nobody is going to argue about whether or not the electoral grid -- i mean, people in texas were boiling snow in their bathtubs to be able to flush their toilets just a few months ago. this is about the electrical grid. this is about rural broadband. and some of this health care stuff is really important to rural america an