mccormick aired this ad during i during the super bowl.ni are a part of his campaign, carla sand emphasized her ties to the trump administration. she served as ambassador to denmark. >> i am the only candidate in this race in the u.s. senate in pennsylvania who actually worked in the trump administration. >> reporter: meantime, oz donned a non-traditional path, recently taking time off to accept a star on the hollywood rock of fame. and using his celebrity and name i.d. to pull neil people into his campaign stops. >> one, two, three. >> reporter: oz, mccormick and sand skipped the debate monday night and were called out by the rival jev barter, the republican nominee for lt. gov. >> i don't understand how these political tourists, these out-of-staters don't show up for debates. >> reporter: oz went to medical school here. both men worked out of state until recently. >> with these guys, i will always remember where i came from. >> reporter: both are playing up their pennsylvania pedigrees. >> the values we have to have to make wise decision

if they do, pennsylvania could go democrat. >> mccormick aired this ad during the super bowl.and a number of trump white house alumni are part of the campaign. carla sands has shown her trump ties to the administration. she served as ambassador to denmark. >> i'm the only candidate in this race in pennsylvania who actually worked in the trump administration. >> meantime, oz is on a nontraditional campaign path, taking time off the campaign trail to accept a star on the hollywood walk of fame and using his celebrity and name id to pull people into his campaign stops. oz, mccormick and sand skipped a debate monday night and have been called out by rival jeff bardos, the 28-year-old republican nominee for governor. >> i don't understand how these out-of-staters don't show up to their base. >> oz went to medical school here, but both men have lived out of state recently. now both are playing up their pennsylvania pedigrees. >> the values we have to have to make wise decisions are found in places like erie, pennsylvania. >> reporter: so as of right now, former president donald trum

and mccormick joined the race in february.rge donors and pac money backing his campaign. and no matter who will win the gop primary here, democrats are vowing to put up a huge fight. john fedderman leading in the polls and conor lamb putting up a strong fight. seems like everybody wants to be pennsylvania's next senator. >> martha: good to watch. next up, dave mccormick, the ceo of bridgewater and earned a bronze star for his service in the gulf war. good to have you with us. thanks for joining us today. >> great to be here, martha. nice to be with you. >> martha: we're looking at this field. it's so crowded on the democrat side and the republican side. you heard what some folks are saying, that they're seeing so many ads in this race between you and dr. oz. do you have any concern that all of that is going to kind of flood people's heads and make make room for another contender to come up the middle? >> i think the most important thing is that this seat is so important that the people of pennsylvania are well-represented and

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scarlet: i'm talking about $200 billion swings and tom is talking about mccormick spices. it does tell the story. it's possibly the first negative reading we've seen. i am not that interested in that. it's a labor force participation rate. does it stay so far below pre-pandemic? are people leaving after coming back in because of the omicron variant? how does this affect earnings. it could push things up to them annualized level up to 5%. some of the lower tier paid individuals are the ones that remain out of the work force. 1045 a.m., we will hear from president biden. how does he dovetail the knee for more financial spending when you have unemployment rates up 3.9% and lower. how does he fill roles and infrastructure plans? we don't have enough workers. does he talk about immigration work force programs? how does he dovetail the reality versus the goal. vladimir putin and xi jinping are holding their first in person meeting for the first time in 10 years. i find this fascinating as the winter olympics kickoff stop the relationship between russia and china as there are inc

lisa: taking a step back, mark mccormick's was talking about -- mark mccormick was talking about how they wanted currency to be weaker. that has shifted over the past six months and you are seeing nations desire more strength to get ahead of inflationary pressures. you see the world that way as well, that a lot of the rate hikes will be aimed at helping patients support their currency going forward? >> i don't mind having a stronger currency. a stronger currency in domestic terms helps in that regard. it helps to get ahead of inflation and it helps interest rates rising. it does all of those things pretty efficiently. japan just doesn't have any inflation. i'm not sure they want strong currency and they won't raise interest rates. they are living in a different space than the rest of us. jonathan: we heard from the president, talking about back loading rate hikes and we heard from president bullock, talking about front loading rate hikes. what is the strategy you see playing out? >> i more like the front load a simple reason. the economic data in the united states since the first of

are you ready to make a regime change call in the land of mccormick?k we are getting closer to the top of the dollar in broad terms. i do think what is interesting is there is still some more dollar resiliency ahead. i know there's a big shift in the market in terms of how much expectations are going on the euro but i still think they will trade on the downside. we are thinking about av-shaped bounce. we have seen moves towards 112 and then we are off to the races looking for revisit around 120 for the end of 2022. tom: you do a great job on the currency wars. they are usually described to a race to the bottom. weaker currencies boost exports. you take it a different way. what do next year's currency wars look like? mark: we are living in it now, a race to the top. policymakers prefer currency strength to limit inflationary pressures. that is a clear story that the central bank s&p has allowed a little more currency strength then people would have anticipated. it has been stronger than people would have expected in this environment of lower yields beca

mccormick is the nominee in pennsylvania i think would be a very strong candidate in this environment. i think the public dodged a bullet because trump's candidate ended up dropping out of that race. we will see about those other candidates. they may have dodged a bullet. on the democratic side, it's very interesting to see whether conor lamb, the congressman whose a more conventional perhaps more electable candidate ends up prevailing or whether the more unique populist figure and set up winning that primary. it's one of those races where the state and health of the party will be determined by this primary. host: this is richard in brentwood. caller: i think your guest is may trying to downplay the effectiveness of gerrymandering on part of the republican party. they've been resolute across the country and bringing most things about. as far as the other caller talking about hunter biden, if we could discuss ivanka trump's chinese associations that would be some balance. the democrats have an obvious problem with messaging in the republican party are very good at that, so much so that

mark mccormick was talking about that earlier. is the terminal rate for many of these countries? poland was one of the first to start scaling back. tom: you studied this and you know the market dynamics. how beholden is eastern europe to what madame lagarde does in frankfurt? damian: very much so. the eastern european currency block tracks the euro very closely. i that we are pricing induced go rate hikes by the ecb, but i expect more to be priced in, certainly to the central eastern european block in places like romania that have been behind the curve. that is where the u.s. military base is. that is where our forward action will take place. certainly for me that is where my eyes are focused. what you have to start doing is looking at those economies that hiked earliest and may be trying to fade that would steepening in the curve. lisa: the idea to fade that because that has already been priced in. this goes to the conundrum, central banks want a stronger currency. the currency war is for a different reason. how you affect that,

with leaders on both sides of the conflict in an almost 2 hour long talk with putin on sunday. mccormicks office said both had agreed on the need to favor a diplomatic solution to the ongoing crisis and to do everything to achieve one that despite that apparent breakthrough on the diplomatic front, russia and billy bruce have decided to expand, extend rather military drills that we're supposed to end on sunday, satellite imagery has also a merge which purports to show new deployments of russian equipment and troops near the border with you crime. the images were released by mac saw technologies, a private u. s. company which has been tracking the build up of russian forces. analysts say the new activity appears to indicate an increased state of military readiness images. i get to be independently verified, though that all makes for an even more uncertainty in easton ukraine where the fighting has intensified on the lookout as shells fall on ukraine's eastern front. government forces say they have been ordered to show restraint. on the truck. right now we don't respond to their fire becaus

so he writes to moran's congressman john w mccormick. who's the the house majority leader at the time telling mccormick that one of his constituents could actually inspire people to to assassinate the president. and so there's this heated exchange about basically carter working for president roosevelt trying to get francis moran throne in jail arrested and convicted and so one of my questions was why is this carter a fellow putting so much energy into trying to get moran arrested and what i found was because since i was 15, i subscribed to this journal called the international journal of intelligence and counterintelligence. i was i grew up in bingham to new york and it got kind of boring there. so when you found a journal with this title that became kind of my monthly excitement and so one of the one of the articles that was published in 2010 fairly convincingly argues that john franklin carter was a member of russian gru, that's soviet military intelligence. and so so now you had the the british in south boston you had the nazi's in so

and oz were registered to vote in other states, and mccormick's campaign is registered in the state and it's fascinating to hear from the voters. appreciate your great reporting. thank you all for being with us this hour. we will be back tomorrow with more "meet the press daily." msnbc coverage continues with katy tur after the break. katy tur after the break up at 2:00am again? tonight, try pure zzzs all night. unlike other sleep aids, our extended release melatonin helps you sleep longer. and longer. zzzquil pure zzzs all night. fall asleep. stay asleep. throughout history i've observed markets shaped by the intentional and unforeseeable. for investors who can navigate this landscape, leveraging gold, a strategic and sustainable asset... the path is gilded with the potential for rich returns. (vo) america's most reliable network is going ultra! with verizon 5g ultra wideband now in many more cities. hey, it's mindy! downloading a movie up to 10 times faster than before. whoa! is that done? (mindy) yep! (vo) verizon is going ultra, so you can too. i'm always up for what's next, eve

it was commissioned by the russian military historical society where mccormick hall with scientific director or did they are assist gardener. so the victory of this soviet army in the 2nd world war, has a crucial role in how russians self identified. we have to hold on to some constants such as victories during the patriotic laura, what? 1812, the 1st world war, or the great patriotic, were these allow us to feel self sufficient in this world for we can say to are the nations we gave you freedom where we live in a world that was created by the soviet union in 1940 i saw your fulls though fisher default protocol from missing from that narrative, inconvenient periods of history like august 1939. when joseph stalin and out of hitler agreed to a non aggression pat, arguably paving the way for world war that started one week later. over time, stollins, legacy one so discredited, has been rehabilitated in 2019 the survey by the nevada center on 70 percent of russia thought he had played a positive role in russian history. a lot of city, mcguire, people are constantly told that without style in the

not president mccormick, you remember even used to ward all medical d. it means to p soft, the people he wanted to piss them off. those who were not vaccinated. ok, let you off with one of the host hurts, but no, don't, don't say that again. i'm sure sure. go ahead. go ahead. yeah, i actually should be the f word if you're translating flash directly. so it was really shocking to, to hear a president use that word for french and for the whole of europe somehow. so i expected this, all these freedom convoys that started in a copycat. so what happened in canada to be quite successful because we had had the yellow breasts in europe and they started joint national was a candidate because in france that are a presidential election coming in to month did the hard left guy, middle shaw, of course, supported them without being too clear about that, but actually it was a failure because the embrace too much date date, of course, were against the coffee restrictions that was the key. but they also said it was another good point to think that the energy costs not li

he explained, is president mccormick, motivation i and the for the problem is that emanuel mccoy has a shut down in the mean, is it with the trains in moms in the northern suburbs of verizon. and while this government has, you know, pledges to twin friendship, in moms, why does the french government so that the, the previous long and even the new ones continue to have agreements with both morocco and jr. yeah. to bring him on. what in menu mark, one does not want you to have independent autonomous listen communities with 20 representative demands at twin by them. which means that in return, what we see is that in many ways my call was to set up a fresh institute at 220 amanda. and then how with them being imposed up on the, on the shoulders of muslims. and again, that will be illegitimate. and they will all this further wide them. the gap between or fish will seem representatives and the broader i'm the same communities in france, china as president, she jane ping as welcome heads of state from 30 countries to bay. jing for the winter olympics with a banquet on saturday, among them.

the latter, dave mccormick, joined me now. dave, good to see you tonight. thanks for joining us.had your opponent, dr. oz, a bye 11 points but i guess a new poll by mclachlan shows you moving ahead now leading by six points. i think the poll is about 600 primary voters in it. so my question to you is he has name recognition, very funny, charms, smart guy, america's doctor. how do you overcome that? >> i am a pennsylvania kid. seventh generation. i grew up in pennsylvania and know my way around. spend more than half my life there and a job there. i have been my ford f-150 pickup and i'm driving from county to county and i am doing a grassroots campaign, an insurgent campaign, and i'm going tv advertising to introduce myself to voters and it has been great. differently building momentum and it is validating because the commonwealth of pennsylvania is a great state and the people there want great leadership. they feel like the country is headed in a terrible direction and they are terrified that we are going to lose the senate. they need a great senator from pennsylvania representin

the newest maim in the race, david mccormick float money and connections.nnsylvania. i'm a pennsylvania taxpayer. this is a continuation of public service to pennsylvania and the country. >> when you were at bridgewater, do you regret some of the business you did in china? was any of that a mistake? >> no, i've been blessed. just like trump's experience helped him be a great government. i want to make sure the american dream is available for them. >> i want to know what's getting your blood pressure up. >> dr. oz holding a rally with lochials. >> i go and talk to voters. i know who dr. oz is but he's not from here and i don't know what he stands for. what do you say? >> i want republican primary voters to be skeptical. kick the tires, find out. i agree with you the risks of china. >> we've spoken to multiple voters who say they are skeptical, especially of the pennsylvania bona fides. >> i was a skeptic for sure. he answered a lot of questions for thee that were right answers. >> reporter: what were your concerns about dr. oz coming in? >> maybe being a cha

you know, mccormick as the nominee in pennsylvania i think would be a very strong candidate especially in this political environment. i think republicans dodged a bullet because trump's candidate who had electability issues ended up dropping out of that race so we'll see about mccormick, we'll see about a few other candidates also in that primary, but they dodged a bullet with parnell dropping out. on the democratic side, i'll stay with pennsylvania, would be interesting to see whether connor lamb, congressman who is a perhaps more electable candidate ends up prevailing or john fetterman who is a more unique populist progressive figure, state governor, ends up winning the primary. pennsylvania is one of those races where the state of the party, the health of the party is going to be determined by those parties and that's one of the positionest battle ground states for the senate in the country. >> this is richard in brent wood, good morning. >> good morning, gentlemen. first of all, i think your guest is being a little disingenuous in trying to downplay the hope for conclusion or effec

then another four-year gap and my biography of colonel mccormick. the kernel appeared in 1997 and then we come to the grand canyon. of gaps 14 years later and nelson rockefeller and it won't be another 14 years. it'll be about six years. with any luck with the with the gerald ford which those books sold the most? good question, you know, i don't know because of the the patriarch was a book of the month club main selection. and i i i never saw. the sales there. i'm told i've just automatically people who forget to return the you know, the coupon listen certain amount of sales, so i don't know but but i think the that i'm aware of the rockefeller sold about 30,000. copies how important has it been over these years for you to make money on these books. i'm not claiming. you know. any special coin to virtue it literally has never better a factor. not that i was rolling in money, but i was able throughout the jobs. and doing a lot of speech writing, you know, if i'm i mean, i'd start out as a speech writer in dc and i continued to do, you know quite a bi

when david mccormick attacks him, it's mehmet oz. for growth is out with two different ads. one highlights donald trump's endorsement of brooks, and the other attacks the chief challenger. >> president trump needs people he can count on in the senate. he needs mo brooks. >> someone who has worked harder than anyone else in congress. >> a proven conservative, brooks will never compromise on election integrity. >> there's liz cheney trashing trump again. why didn't she say that when she was running before just like katie brit? she might not say it but she's a lobbyist. >> it's been interesting. nancy pelosi used to be name that republicans would use to sometimes attack other republicans if they were there. now it's liz cheney. just moments ago, trump endorsed another primary challenger taking on a house member who impreached him. he backed russell frey against south carolina congressman tom rice. >>> up next, new developments on the crisis in ukraine. as russian president vladimir putin says his security demands were, quote, ignored by

mehmet oz and david mccormick are skipping.ing, he isn't either. >>> a quick programming note. what drove lyndon johnson's decision to escalate the war in vietnam even as he pushed through the most productive legislative session in history? the cnn original series "lbj: triumph and tragedy" continues tonight at 9:00 p.m. eastern time on cnn. >>> thank you for joining us on "inside politics." don't forget you can also luchb listen to our podcast. download inside politics wherever you get your politics. and dana bash will pick up our coverage on cnn right now. have a great day. >>> this is cnn breaking news. >> hello to our viewers here in the united states and around the world. i'm dana bash in for ana cabrera. the breaking news this hour, the man fueling the crisis with ukraine, russian president vladimir putin is set to speak very soon. we will bring that to you live. this as u.s. national security adviser jake sullivan says an extremely violent attack on ukraine could begin in the coming days or even hours. >> we also hav

mccormick joins me now. davis, good to see you tonight . thanks for joining us . an earlier caller this month had your opponent, dr. oz, up by 11 points. but i guess a new poll by mclaughlin shows you moving ahead now leading by six points. i think the poll has about 600 primary voters in it. so my question to as has name recognition is very funny, charming these, you know, smart guy, but he's america's doctor . so how you overcome that ? well, you know, i'm a pennsylvania kid, seventh generation. i grew up in pennsylvania, know my way around. i've spent more than half my life there and been a job creator there. so i'm in my ford f 150 pickup and i'm driving from county to county and i'm doing a grassroots campaign, kind of an insurgent campaign and i'm also doing tv advertising to introduce myself to the voters. and it it's been great. we're definitely building momentum and it's it's validating because the commonwealth of pennsylvania is a great state and the people there one great leadership, they feel like the country is headed in a terrible direction and they'

>> that was from david mccormick, the former hedge fund guy running in pennsylvania.rter nicholas woo and democratic strategist sochi hinojosa. rick, this is your side of the aisle. all these republican primary ads are very low on substance pre trump era and sort of, nothing else than -- it doesn't say what they're going to do, it just says what they're against? >> there's a lot of tough talk. that's a reflection of the precedent that probably donald trump set when he ran, a lot of tough talk. look, i think biden is very vulnerable -- obviously he is very vulnerable. his poll numbers are not very good. i think the issue is an economic issue in large part. it surrounds competence, the accusation of trump when he was leaving office said he wasn't competent, that we were going to get this somewhat boring administration. it hasn't been. inflation is at a record high. the average american will spend about $350 this year than last year in the same items. >> nothing of what you said was reflected in any of the ads. >> i'm trying to send a message. >> that's my point. that is

i know that representative cherfilus-mccormick will bring a fresh and unique perspective to this committee'sr country's veteran population will be better served because of it. it has been an honor to serve on this critically important committee to try and improve the lives of our nation's veterans. thank you for your consideration. signed sincerely, anthony g. brown. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the resignations are accepted. and now, for other purposes the gentleman from new york seek recognition? mr. jeffries: mr. speaker, by direction of the democratic caucus, i offer a privileged resolution and ask for its immediate consideration. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the resolution. the clerk: house resolution 902, resolved, that the following named member be and is hereby elected to the following standing committees of the house of representatives -- mr. jeffries: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent that the resolution be considered as read and printed in the record. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the resolution is agreed to and the motion to recon

mccormick is the nominee in pennsylvania i think would be a very strong candidate in this environmentk the public dodged a bullet because trump's candidate ended up dropping out of that race. we will see about those other candidates. they may have dodged a bullet. on the democratic side, it's very interesting to see whether conor lamb, the congressman whose a more conventional perhaps more electable candidate ends up prevailing or whether the more unique populist figure and set up winning that primary. it's one of those races where the state and health of the party will be determined by this primary. host: this is richard in brentwood. caller: i think your guest is may trying to downplay the effectiveness of gerrymandering on part of the republican party. they've been resolute across the country and bringing most things about. as far as the other caller talking about hunter biden, if we could discuss ivanka trump's chinese associations that would be some balance. the democrats have an obvious problem with messaging in the republican party are very good at that, so much so that they ca

republican side an interesting primary too between david mccormick, traditional republican. business executive against dr. oz who everyone knows from television and oprah. he is raising and spending a lot of money but does he have more than celebrity to get over the finish line? >> dana: one thing in terms of how useful guidance from the government has been for your covid-19. not useful 56%. how much do you think the pandemic of today. we have our 265 days out, the feelings about the pandemic today. does that last until november? >> i think it does. the covid regulations, the covid frustrations have left a lot of scar tissue in the minds of voters. we saw that last year in virginia and new jersey where republicans gained about 12 to 14 point boosts from usual. i don't know, a long way to go and see what the mid-term hold. there is a large frustration that crosses party lines when it comes to the covid restrictions and it will be a big issue in the governors races especially. >> dana: a long way to go. hopefully you'll be here for the ride as we look forward to this mid-term

maryland's mccormick and company has said a new, more ambitious goal for reducing emissions after achieving 2025, four years earlier than expected. a fortune 500 company has announced a plan to achieve net zero emissions by 2050 with contributions secretary kerry delivered adopt of the cop26 meeting that occurred last year. but the company cannot mitigate climate change alone. the federal government must support it. the clean air act is an essential tool by which we do so. through the build back better agenda and elsewhere, congress is taking an all of the above strategy to combat climate change complemented by the biden administration's biden administration's whole of government approach. i am proud that the title to fulfill reconciliation instructions includes funding legislation to make federal buildings greener but more is needed. the legislation also includes funding for water utilities to enhance their resilience to natural hazards as authorized by the bipartisan infrastructure investment and jobs act. the supreme court must tread carefully in curtailing any specific toll, including t

the record the statement of our newest member of the congressional black caucus sheila cherfilus-mccormick. the speaker pro tempore: your request is covered by general leave. ms. lee: thank you. we'll enter it into the record. i'll now yield to my colleague, congresswoman jackson lee, for some more words. and we'll keep going. ms. jackson lee: congresswoman, thank you so very much. and i wanted to offer my appreciation, first, to you because i want you to be the last word on this floor tonight because i truly mean what i said earlier. and that is that you have -- in almost in every moment there has been an antidotal story, an important one that was reminded of the strength of shirley chisholm. i do want to go back to shirley's caribbean roots but her strong roots in brooklyn. i know that you said this or i'm sure it has been referred to or you will is that when she came to the united states congress, being the first african-american woman and being dismissed, not by her constituents but by the hierarchy that was here, and i'm sure someone with a little chuckle, brooklyn, urban, and guess w