marty: that's correct.imeline is very delicate, and the republicans, however, do have a challenge in getting a common message across on how you oppose some of the things that polling shows the american people support. lisa: on nuance tuesday, i want to ask about the center of gravity in washington, d.c. is the momentum going through pushing through the stimulus effort, the biden plan, or is it on the foreign policy level, or has it gotten to the general wrath of gridlock, which is basically the way washington is? marty: yeah, the interesting thing, lisa, is the volume has been turned quite a bit down from where it was four years ago , so it does not seem as stark. on the ground, the reality is there is little appetite among the republicans to go along with anything joe biden has proposed. this could drag out months and into, as tom points out, the midterm elections. lisa: so another words, there might not be any stimulus passed before next year. is that what you are saying, that seems like a likely outcome?

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marty was a big part of that.ho's actively involved in that case and then he stepped to the side and she took it from there. >> i mentioned the book is out of a visit to uc berkeley. tell me little bit about what brought her to uctu berkeley what made you want to turn your conversation into a book that you would co-author with her? sweet neck she came to berkeley to honor a woman name irma hill k sheep in the second woman put on the -- appointed to the berkeley law faculty in our first woman dean. their friendship went back to the early 1970s when they met at a conference and wound up deciding with the third co-author davidson to write what would become the very first case book on discrimination and the law. so in that case book effectively found gender discrimination in the law. in hermit and the justice i called her irma because she was my colleague and i i called justice ginsburg justice they begin that best of friends. irma passed away in 2017 and colleagues of mine and doubt a lecture in herman's honor for th

marty: they fund raise. quite honest, they do hold some interactions with their constituents, but most of the time, they are meeting with donors and making sure their campaign finances are in order. tom: are they told what to do? does it ever change the dialogue in washington that they go home and listen to constituents? marty: there are rare occasions where the public mood is so great that it might in fact cause them to change it stands, but most of the time, it makes no difference. lisa: right now, we are waiting for republicans to come back with some counterproposal to the $1.7 trillion reduced bill president biden has put out. do we have a sense of the contours of what the counterproposal might look like? marty: the republicans who are negotiating on this bipartisan bill have said the 1.7 join dollars has things in it -- $1.7 trillion has things in it that are not infrastructure and they will not go there. it will be an interesting dynamic to see if joe biden is willing to compromise in the hope of getti

marty: it is not unprecedented.hen vladimir putin was asked about russian interference in elections, he just said it didn't happen, and that is his reality, whether it is true or not is sort of not important to him. he just wants to make sure that he keeps the west on edge, and he is doing just that. lisa: what is the u.s. response going to be? we have heard from certain european countries with respect to the airspace over belarus. is the u.s. expected to come out with something stronger than just sanctions on an already heavily tensioned country? marty: it is hard to imagine what more we can do, to sanction belarus. the other factor is that there is a pro-democracy movement in belarus. if you completely isolate them, you are also isolating that movement. they have to be very careful about how they respond. lisa: and this is somewhat paralleled to iran, because the iranian response to the government had been increasingly democratic, at least among the populace. and then when the u.s. crackdown, that became more comp

but marty was a big part of that. he was actively involved in that case he stepped to the side and she took it from there. >> i mentioned the book is out of her visit to uc berkeley. tell me about what brought her to uc berkeley and what made you want to turn your conversation into a book that you would co-author with her? >> she came to berkeley to honor a woman named irma kay, our first woman the. their friendship went back to the 70s when they wound up deciding with a third co-author a man named timothy davidson to write what would become the first casebook on sex discrimination and the law so in that casebook they effectively founded this field of genderdiscrimination in the law . she and "justice, justice thou shalt pursue: a life's work fighting for a more perfect union" remained lifelong friends. "justice, justice thou shalt pursue: a life's work fighting for a more perfect union" tragically passed away in 2017 colleagues of mine and doubt a lecture in her honor. there's no one would have been better to give th

guy: marty, thank you very much, indeed. bloomberg's marty schenker.he headlines from that meeting which will be starting very shortly, as soon as we get them. i hope there is some playback as well so we get a look at what is happening inside the room. that is coming up. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ ritika: it is time for the bloomberg business flash, a look at some of the biggest business stories in the news right now. the u.s. has agreed to remove china's shall me -- they sued the u.s. government after the pentagon issued an order designating the firm as a chinese military company. toyota has come roaring back. the world's largest automaker has unveiled a share buyback and expects a return to pre-pandemic profit in the current fiscal year. toyota has been able to pull ahead of the pack. it straightened out its supply chain and race production to meet rising demand -- it strengthened out its supply chain and race production to be rising demand -- and raised production to meet rising demand. commerzbank revenue soared 35% in the first quarter. the bank profi

marriage and thinking i want that because it was a love affair for the ages. >> talk to be about marty he was a very special individual in a special person to talk about her, talk about the relationship, i don't know a better word than devotion because every story is around his devotion to her. >> i think that's a great word to describe it a word that i uses partnership as a true sense of of the word, they met in college, she tells a story in the book, it is a wonderful story, then they went to law school together they taste tremendous diversity, marty had cancer it was not all clear he would live through the cancer, they had a 14-year-old daughter when she started law school in the justice started law school and yet somehow they got through all of it and she talks a lot about this in the book and one kid got through that and we can get through anything which will get there one day at a time but we have the confidence that no matter what came matter way we would prevail and what emergence in her description in the book that we can use and they came to see the rest of devotion, she like

marty: i think it is unrelated. i don't think the democrats are going to hold infrastructure plans hostage to foreign policy issues at all. tom: to get back to israel and gaza, we have to be getting briefed by the israeli military as well. what is their stance with palestine? who are we speaking to? our childhood was mr. eric fought. marty: this was the difficulty in working your way diplomatically through the region. there really is not a personification of the hamas political establishment of any significant. it really is difficult to find the right person to talk to to get some sort of a cease fire done. lisa: we are all watching the situation in the middle east closely. before we let you go, i want a sense of what we -- where we are on infrastructure spending given the fact that republicans are coalescing around something that could be a bipartisan bill. we are talking about $800 billion. what is the likelihood of a bipartisan deal getting done and what does it look like? marty: i think it is quite possible and

marty johnson to take your phone calls, dwayne in jamaica, new york. good morning. caller: good morning. if it sounds good, the congressional police reform effort, you're going to have conservative states, arizona, florida, conservative ag spiting something of the sort. -- fighting something of this sort. how is it that you will come back and try to have reform when you will have these resistance -- this resistance in those conservative states? guest: yeah, sure. the bill works in a couple of different ways when it comes to reform. past qualified immunity, there's a lot of things. the choke holds, at the federal level, so federal agents cannot use that in their policing. it creates a database for police misconduct. if an officer is fired for misconduct, they cannot then go to another police department down the road, down the street, another city and get a job. it also creates a database when force is used, but we do not have a let that a lot of great information on it. it is not as robust as we would like it. as far as the implementing at the state and local level,

coming up, marty. all right, dave, thanks a lot of us get to the news this morning we're learning more about the victims who were killed in the vta rail yard shooting, including this man, paul small and intimate vigil was held in his hometown of mountain house on friday night. >> mcgee is described as a very outgoing person who love being active and being outdoors. he also had a very close relationship with his parents. his father, leonard says his son paul was a wonderful dad to his 3 children. year began working at the vta in 2000, 2 has a bus operator trainee and then rose to the assistant superintendent position in service management. now his family is left questioning why? >> we have here today in the memory my brother. >> so >> that together we make knowledge and share both a joy in the gift that has lied to us. >> was a go-getter. >> well, the family is thankful for the support from the community and they've started a fund to support his family, including his 3 children. this morning. we also ha

marty: that could lose -- they could lose the house.t has been the traditional bounce back for the opposition party in the midterms. how the economy is behaving, how the markets are behaving two years from now is what will tell. tom: republican leadership with a certain theme. how much weight to give to that? this disparity between mitch mcconnell and his constituency in kentucky. marty: there is a battle between the trump part of the party and the more traditional pieces of the party. how they come together is how they will tell how unified they are. lisa: biden has taken a page. he will be in virginia today and he is trying to appeal directly to the electorate. i am wondering if this will get broken up into smaller bills. how realistic is this? marty: one part that is realistic is the traditional infrastructure plans, a much smaller version. republicans have said they are willing to come up with their own infrastructure plan. they will talk about it this week. i think it is quite possible we may get a skinny infrastructure plan passed

well, marty. >> thanks, dave.sta county, the chp is looking for a gunman in a shooting on highway 4 for the 3rd time in less than a week. this latest shooting happened early saturday morning. near the bailey road exit in pittsburgh. >> kron four's phillipe djegal. now with the latest on the investigation. >> 3 shootings in the span of a week along highway 4 in east contra costa county triggering painful memories from 2016 when the city of pittsburgh had surveillance cameras installed along its portion of >> following a series of shootings that year that left at least 6 people dead. >> this week. the most recent shooting reported early saturday morning on the westbound side of the freeway near the bailey road exit. once we arrived on scene, we understood >> there's a solo. it was all the traffic collision. however, during our investigation. 3rd, the multiple for. >> chp describes the victim as a man in his early to mid 20's. the driver's car is registered in pittsburgh. the man was hospitalized for his injuries. bu

marty: i think it is different.iden cast himself as the ultimate conciliator, the person who can bring people together. this meeting on wednesday is going to show whether that is true or not and whether any kind of compromise is possible. tom: what did you take out of the sunday talk shows? everybody was all over the place. we have to coalesce on the calendar around voting rights in the south and this and that and the other thing to get to the primary season of the 2020 elections. is there a closing gap? marty: i think everybody is looking around. the disarray, -- tom: is it disarray? is it true disarray, or is it that the liz cheney moderates are such a small group? marty: they seem to be a small group, the cheney's, the romney's, and we will see whether insurgents backed by donald trump will actually win the day. it will be interesting during the primaries. jonathan: before we leave, we will catch up with ian bremmer. one of the big stories across this country, what has happened with the colonial pipeline. this ha

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marty. all right, dave, thanks a lot. developing news this morning, the secretary of state's office in sacramento set to finalize the number of verified signatures. >> on the petition to recall governor newsom. now people who signed the petition do have the opportunity to remove their names from the appeal. if they choose. >> but recall organizers say they are not worried at this point. no. a prominent democrats are challenging newsome, but there are 4 republican candidates considered to be front runners san diego mayor kevin faulconer businessman john, former congressman doug ose ii and olympian turned reality tv star caitlyn jenner. >> governor newsome set to speak later today at the party's annual convention, which will be held virtually vice president kamala harris also set to speak at today's event. >> i can report to the american people and to the world. the united states has conducted an operation that killed osama bin laden. leader of al qaeda. >> hard to believe that this weekend ma

marty, back to you. alright camila, thank you for that report. >> party. >> well, they're well firefighters in the east bay also bracing for the high fire dangers. the oakland fire battalion chief says that his department will be fully staffed all weekend long. they'll be using resources that they don't usually use until later in the season. type 3 apparatus like. >> you see behind me that are going to be patrolling the oakland hills and looking or any incident. word. >> just starting to get the season where fireworks are being used and people are starting to, you know, the warm water, they go to the fire lookouts throughout grizzly peak and skyline boulevard. >> well, illegal fireworks in the east bay hills were a big problem. you might remember last year authorities say that they're working to educate everyone on what dangers activities to avoid noel. >> meanwhile, mardy authorities in the south bay are also on their toes this weekend. cal fire says the recent flare ups from hot spots from last year's

i'm marty gonzalez. and i'm noelle bellow as marty said, it is a sunday may 9th mother's day today.do have a lot to get to other then wishing you all have your day, though, it's quite an activ day. it's been very busy. a lot of it weather that we'll get throughout the newscast, but also. big time weather problems in terms of the heat heat wind, lots of fired a player out here. dave spahr, is that a little bit more detail on what where keeping our site >> yeah, good morning. well, marty, good morning, everybody. and it looks like we'll get that heat spike too early into next week as we push into some 90's going on before temperatures start to backtrack a little bit towards the end of the weekend. maybe a little stray shower next weekend, perhaps up maybe right now. here's a viewpoint stuff coming in from walnut not a lot of traffic, but a lot of sunshine to get things started. our winds. they are offshore in those inland valleys. however, a little bit of a drift. looks like it's trying to be on shore at the coast to near the water's edge. they're familiar red flag warning got the eas

marty sounds good day. thank you.g where at least 13 people and are dead and 2 children in the hospital following a car on a mountain cable tram. >> that came crashing down. you can take a look at the photos from the wreckage there. the rescue crews says that the cable line had been renovated back in 2016 and only recently reopened following the coronavirus lockdown officials still investigating the cause of this crash. >> now to a tragic story we're following out of southern california down in orange county. a 6 year-old boy was killed in an apparent road rage shooting friday morning. police in the city of orange are still searching for that shooter. tracy bloom reports. >> i just want them to know what they took from the world today. what they took from my family. little child of happiness. >> alexis clune is angered and heartbroken that someone would shoot into her mother's car and the 55 freeway killing her. 6 year-old brother aiden leos. a teen was sitting in his booster seat in the back of the family's silver ch

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host: marty johnson with the hill newspaper, on twitter you can follow him at marty tweets. and also washington journal continues. host: lisa cylar barrett serves as director of policy at the naacp legal defense and education fund joining us on the one-year anniversary of george floyd's murder. the same question we have been asking viewers throughout the past two hours of the program, in the past 365 days what has changed and what hasn't? guest: good morning, john. thank you for having me today. i want to take a moment to acknowledge the family and friends of george floyd and the immense grief they continue to experience as a result of the killing of mr. floyd. i think we are all feeling heavy today as we remember the horrific vision of derek chauvin kneeling on the neck of mr. floyd one year ago and ignoring his pleas to breathe. as horrible as we feel i continue to think about the family and the trauma they suffered watching their loved one suffer such a senseless death. i want to acknowledge them and that we are thinking of them today and always. you know, talk about what

he, marty, and her campaign. and the people are people who never go out and protest or march or even vote are calling for it for all of the voters to god and vote for her because she may lose the election. there's videos of people, even raney's and rom grandad's with more than 90 years old filming themselves, saying that it is crucial for everyone to go and vote for kick off a few months because they are afraid that pendle garcia will impose communism in the country. that's what the propaganda against kathy, you have fed a guess the you're himself a rural teacher who has the experience of being a union leader and that lead a very important protest futures protesting in 2019 and that's basically the, the experience he has. he's very vague with his idea. so right now kick off or he might, he may have the need and this debate, it, whatever comes out of this debate, she's like me to perform much better than him. and it's got to define the election and the votes for the 20 percent of the undecided that still are there

so to talk about that let me bring in now labor secretary marty walsh.show. >> thank you for having me, thank you. >> sure, let me start big picture here, where do negotiations stand right now on the jobs and infrastructure plan? can you tell us more? >> well we just got off a call a little while ago and we were talking amongst ourselves doing a outreach to lawmakers and also take holders around the country. as you saw everyone seems excited about this plan. even when you talk to some members of congress, they like certain aspects of the plan and there is a path forward. this, i was watching some sunday news, they talk about a wish list. this is not a wish list, it's moving america forward and moving the american people forward. >> you talk about a path forward, secretary walsh. how long will you be walking down that path forward. >> i think it is a critical month or month and a half. that is in the american families plan. infrastructure is in the plan. so there is lots of opportunity here for us to have good conversations and these plans are about movin

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so in my book the chapter, you know marty in my views has a great idea ptsd.who really allow this program to happen. >> thinking of competence of soldier fitness for example don is wondering how worried are you about psychology in america? >> barry. i think that, i think we still act like we have implicit bias can account for much more complicated disparity. the vitally important conversation on diversity trainings and often induces negative responses which is not you're supposed to do for trying to have a delicate conversation. i think the average person out there in the world probably does not think they could study quantum mechanics. think the average person has a really good grasp on human psychology what motivates people. really easy to fool ourselves. but here's a question i would love to hear from you on. to what extent do you think the quick fix issue is academia incentivizing a young psychologist to create theories versus trying to replicate findings? >> there are several proposals out there that say graduate students versus democratic students should

machine and misleading voters, the follow tonight, mike huckabee, florida congressman byron donalds, marty makary and former national security council chief of staff and the daily "colored bins colonies, guy reschenthaler and acting ice director tom homan, tonight, why the biden administration on indian mask mandate under mandates, what science do they follow for that when dr. fauci said we may be wearing masks until 2022, is this instead about the political science that turned against them, also texas report 0 covid-19 deaths, two months after president biden slammed texas for a neanderthal thinking when texas dropped his mask mandate, we have more a big fox dropping mask mandate if you're vaccinated, new developments on the sexual harassment investigation ramping up into governor andrew cuomo more women accusers reportedly subpoenaed, we also break down her governor cuomo contradicted and stepped on his own new york state law that he sign which crackdown on sexual harassment, also former secretary of state mike pompeo calls china's covid-19 cover-up staggering and he says the risk of bio

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. >> plenty of topics to discuss, marty johnson is here toho take your phone call in jamaica new yorkng. >> good morning. it sounds good, the congressional police reform effort but you are going to have conservative states, let's say arizona, florida, the very conservative ag's will be fighting against something of this sort. we are having difficulty you can see on the federal double so how is it you're going to come back and try to have reform when you have this in those conservative states? thank you for taking my call. >> sure, so the bill works in a couple of ways when it comes to reform. passing qualified immunity does a lot, it bans chokehold at the federal level. federal agents can't use that in their policing. it creates a database so if an officer is fired for misconduct, the person can't then go to another police department down the street in another city to get a job. it creates a database, you don't have a lot of information on it and the information you do have isn't as robust as we like it. as far as implementing state and local level, it ties into federal aid. federal a

we spoke to marty chavez saying that digital tokens will eventually replace paper currency.ld bloomberg how he expects cryptos to move. >> the price that will go up or down people who are buying these assets need to treat them as commodities. they are not currencies. i remind you the word cryptocurrency is a misnomer. they are commodity just like any other commodity -- it can go to zero. as we saw with wti futures contracts, the in the pandemic they can go negative. but one thing you will absolutely see, and this is the one prediction i'm confident to make, it's trivial. it is in the future there will be more software then there is today. and that software will be app lying to everything. this is mark and recent software -- mark vanreisen's software eating the world. the dollar will continue a digital world which, by the way it has been on for 50 years. most of it concerns in the form of central bank currencies with the federal reserve. and the rest of those are paper bills that we see and use, most of which are actually outside of the united states. those paper bills, no qu

host: marty johnson with the hill newspaper, on twitter you can follow him at marty tweets.nd also also -- also has worked at the hill. it is 8:30 on the east coast and we will continue with your calls, your thoughts on the anniversary of the death of george floyd. what has changed and what has not. (202) 748-8000 if you are in the eastern or central time zone. (202) 748-8001 if you're in the mountain or pacific time zone. you can call you now, we will get your calls in a second as we show you again some of the headlines this morning on this anniversary of the death of george floyd, the usa today taking the entire front page on this topic, american reckoning, anger, pain, and hope, it usa today asking various leaders across the country floyd's death means to them and one of those leaders that they talked to for that story, senator cory booker, who was one of the lead negotiators on this potential bipartisan police reform bill. the democratic senator from new jersey saying george floyd's life matters. america failed george floyd and some the others before him and afternoon --

. ♪ >> marty said the "f" word to one of the hells angels.o me, i'm going to talk to you. >> i'm not talking to you. i'm talking to the people who hit my lead singer in the head. >> you're talking to me. i'll tell you what's happening. you are what's happening. >> no! ♪ ♪ one pill makes you larger, one makes you small ♪ ♪ and the ones that mother gives you don't do anything at all ♪ >> oh, that's what the story is here? oh, bummer. >> really, man. it's scary. >> who's doing all the beating? >> hells angels. >> hells angels are doing beating on musicians? >> marty got beaten up. ♪ go ask alice, i think she'll know ♪ >> when we left, it was dark and the rolling stones were on, and we were on a helicopter. paul looked down, he said, "wow, it looks like somebody's getting killed down there." he was right. they were. ♪ ♪ remember what the door mouse said, feed your head ♪ ♪ feed your head ♪ >> in california, five members of a so-called religious cult, including charles manson, the guru or high priest, have been indicted in the murder of sharon tat

with marty johnson. i will talk about the anniversary of george floyd's death at the legal defense fund and also the challenges facing former international association of chief of printed watch cspan's journal 57 eastern tuesday morning and join the discussion with your phone calls, facebook comments and tweets. >> cspan is your unfiltered view of government, funded by the television company and more. including media. >> the world change in the media calm was ready and internet tracking. ... ... >> host: this week on "the communicators" it is a discussion of the so-called canceled culture and free speech. joining us are to telecommute occasions experts, randy the founder and president of the free state foundation, previous general counsel assistant at the fcc and will reinhardt is with utah state university's

that is whenever we address the issue in your kind state we need to look at it from the marty dimension a point of view not only from the one point of view because it can bring the you know the huge problem inside the country so that is why the government of. the led government they always pointed out that you know we respect their human rights we respect the you know the rights of the. at the mission of the ts and minorities religious group group you know that you know the respect that we always given to saw this in the way that the. statement that i made in the you know the no wimber what i see is is you know is this very right with that i meet because because you know the the what the government is doing is that the need to look at the issue from the marty built by mentioned not we also not always pointed out that to the accountability we we have the you know the the report come came out from the north the i.c.u. e that report also clearly state that atrocity took place in the in the your kind state in 20162017 so what we're trying to do pointed out that is that we respect the accoun

marty walsh spoke with bloomberg about the surprisingly downbeat jobs report.ry walsh says the u.s. is seeing this due to lingering concerns about the virus. >> the leisure economy which includes restaurants and travel is out significantly. we are seeing positive signs as we continue to move forward. emily: we heard earlier from kinko fireworks about his companies plan to go public in one of the biggest deals yet, just part of the red-hot biotech seen -- scene. in fact, 32% of all u.s.-based biofarma ipo's last year work headquartered in massachusetts. what makes the area such a hotbed for medical and biotech information? we will talk about that next with the modernity co-founder. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: welcome back to a special edition of bloomberg technology where we are looking at boston's recovery. pendleton square, right next to boston is an area known for its cluster of tech companies and m.i.t. buildings. it is home to about 120 biotech startups. startups can rub elbows with major biotech scientist buyers like pfizer, moderna. you see a surge of ven

heidi. >> well, marty, good morning and good morning, everybody. we're probably going to feel today very much like a tuesday will be after we get through the real scorcher coming on our memorial day. it's really going to feel every bit like the start of summer, if you will, with temperatures really bouncing above 100 inland golden gate bridge. the fog is lifting off a little quicker today that we saw from yesterday. we see the sun appearing in there and they're very nicely. here's the map to grow to get to know very well. the oranges still remain in place. that's the heat advisory technically kicking in tomorrow that covers over the east bay hills, not the santa clara valley and not the peninsula. but it will be plenty hot even today up in the north bay. we're also looking at that as well. but solano county, you have an excessive heat warning going on. that's for tomorrow. and for tuesday, look at bay area temperatures. right now we're in the 50's across most of the region. not a bad start in actually we're a little bit ahead already and just going

marty makary thanks for joining us.l, we've got more and more evidence surfacing out of government documents that the nih yes, did back and did support u.s. funding of supervirus research despite dr. fauci's heated denials. dr. fauci admits he doesn't have any accounting of how china spends the funding it gets. and we also again are going to talk about how dr. fauci himself supported funding for quote, creating superviruses in the laboratory. dangerous viruses created in laboratories to make vaccines. the story next. >> there might be some technical difference in terms of when and how specifically gain of function was funded but dr. fauci has been in his role since 1984 which is a pretty fitting reference to some of the crazy stuff that he has advocated. he has been on all sides of virtually every issue. it is time for him to go. ♪. ♪ ♪ smooth driving pays off. saving is easy when you're in good hands. allstate. click or call for a quote today. in business, it's never just another day. it's the big sale, or the big pres

marty makary is going to join us. stephen miller, they react straight ahead. ♪ ♪ stephen miller, thth e tseallow w tirifto w r. ol w.. wke it me annoh kp erneorki a gig r thr vis. eye t iny,whh lirs wi st t yo intnedoha enncyo oinpeen thvefaered it me annoh kp erneorki a gig r thr vis. th is rkth irdy,whh lirs wi st t oo fm rae ofelblops and abt r sttg ♪ ♪ >> sean: earlier today, ♪ ♪ >> sean: earlier today senator rand paul pressed dr. fauci on evidence that a u.s. virologist was working with the wuhan lab on controversial what's called a gain-of-function research, and that it was partly funded by the nih. while fauci denies, you decide. take a look. >> we have 11 labs doing it and you have allowed it here, we have a committee to do it but the committee has granted every exemption. you are fooling with mother nature here. you are allowing super viruses to be created with a 15% mortality. it is very dangerous, and it was a huge mistake to share this with china.is >> again, we have not funded gain-of-function research o

are you expecting more regulations ahead, marty?as a huge topic coming out of the last financial crisis and at that point banks had gotten ahead and created too many options, too many ways that customers can mess up and get charged this $30 fee. when you look at it, that has been such a focus. the actual amount that you see from this has been cut in half already. so this isn't something that hasn't been really spent a lot of time on. when you look at it right now, it really becomes more of a convenience fee, where if somebody wants to bounce a check or get a payment kind of sent back, they would rather pay the $30. you can opt in or you can opt out of that you can choose i don't want the $30 and just when anything comes in you can it right back or -- you can bounce it right back or i'll pay the be $0. this is -- pay the $30. this has been more of a value-add than it used to be. dagen: before we go, marty, would you buy the banks here? >> well, when we look at it, there's two major risks that banks face. credit risk and interest rate

daughter marty makary is going to join us. stephen miller, they react, straight ahead. ♪ ♪ ♪ i want to see you stand up ♪ ♪ i want to feel you be proud ♪ ♪ i want to hear your beating heart ♪ ♪ live out loud ♪ ♪ you can do it on your own ♪ ♪ stand up now ♪ ♪ be proud, yeah ♪ ♪ stand up now ♪ ♪ live out loud, oh ♪♪ ♪ ♪ >> sean: earlier today, senator rand paul pressed dr. fauci on evidence that a u.s. virologist was working with the wuhan lab on controversial, what's called a gain-of-function research, and that it was partly funded by the nih. well, fauci denies, you decide. take a look. >> we have 11 labs doing it and you have allowed it here, we have a committee to do it but the committee has granted every exemption. you are fooling with mother nature here. you are allowing super viruses to be created with a 15% mortality. it is very dangerous, and it was a huge mistake to share this with china. >> again, we have not funded gain-of-function research on this virus in the wuhan institute of virology -- >> you are parsing words.

plus labor secretary marty walsh says what -- the climate nightmare and where one oil company is a chilling the ground so they can suck more oil out of it. all in starts now. >> i'm chris hayes no one should be surprised by what is going to happen in the u.s. senate tonight. everyone should be outraged. republicans are planning to block the procedural vote, filibuster, the attempts to create an independent commission to investigate the january 6th attack on the capitol. this is a black and white issue. it is not morally complex. there is no justification for the vast majority of the republican caucus to take this step, of filibustering a completely bipartisan commission to investigate the worse frontal assaults in this country's history. at least since the civil war. remember, for months, it is may right now, for this reason, for months democrats negotiated with house republicans in good faith. many of them were here talking about the negotiations. negotiating to investigate the attack. john katko a republican of new york is the guy who let those negotiations for his party. katko the republ

joe biden and marty walsh get the last word, and that last word is "ma."vaccinate as many americans as possible. the fda today signed off on emergency use of the pfizer vaccine for young people 12 to 15. this is a move that many in the medical community tonight are calling

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you know in our movie is not him it's not marty short of the obviously i would love money short to do it but because he's he is sublime but it's it's in this case it's or it's a woman and. we process of casting and we have a lot that down yet but she's part of that history handy that is it as i said. oscar nominated golden globe nominated you've seen him in great films the ocean's 11 tranches 2 and he has a new project that i highly encourage you to give it to tom one personally invest best at this as my one of my dearest friends is john corbett and he's at it although i can't quite figure andy how they're keep it a minute because it seemed pretty bleak at the end of the 1st episode but i'll hang in there and see how they bring him back into the fall but it looked a little tricky there at the end a while and andy plays the erin brockovich character names rebel katie seagal he place her actual legal partner it's on a.b.c. thursdays at 10 pm assure me that john's going to be in it for a while he won't tell me. it would be hanging around wreaking havoc. there you go all right so it does

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