moody's analytics compared to impact mr. mccarthy's proposal would have on the federal economy, with the alternative of a clean that limit increase that is favored by president biden. the firm found if republicans secured all of their desired cuts, the nation would skirt closer to a recession. under the legislation, gdp growth is so weak that employment declined in the first three quarters of 2024, moody's chief marks anti and fellow economists, bernard, jaroslaw nay reports, compared with the clean debt limit scenario by year and 2024, employment is 780,000 jobs lower. they found a plan to raise the debt limit by one point on a truly an exchange for slashing spending by 4.5 trillion it is estimated to kill 780,000 jobs. as we said, the senate majority leader said that this house republican plan is dead on arrival. here's more from him on the senate floor. >> for those who worry about gun violence and crime, keeping our communities safe, the default on america act will wipe out the only 30,000 law enforcement, while also get

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moody's has cone exactly that with israel.el's outlook to stable from positive citing the country's proposed judicial overhaul of its court system which would limit the power of the supreme court to strike down legislation and give the executive branch greater power over judicial selection. moody a's move appears to have gotten prime minister benjamin net an ya hue's attention. he announced he would hold off on implementing reforms which have caused mass protests. centrist israelis concerned the reforms would harm israel as a strong democracy with checks and balances when it comes ott party in power. moody's says all the turmoil points to weakening of the country's institutions, among hem an incredibly strong and vibrant start-up and tech-focused economy. 54% of its exports are high-tech products and services. joining me now, ambassador danny danon who served as ambassador to the united nations for five years, he is a member of israel's knesset and, boy, did you serve in the united nations with dis2006. you were the very first

ashley moody. we appreciate your time. got to go.egins right now. >> ashley: have a good day. ♪ >> brian: we begin with a fox news alert. former president donald trump pleading guilty -- not guilty to 34 felony counts of falsifies business records. >> ainsley: charges stem from alleged hush money payments made for the 2016 election. >> steve: okay. lucas tomlinson joins us live in washington with the details. we told people that yesterday was going to be busy and today we would be the post game show so you kick things off. okay? >> sounds good. good morning, steve, ainsley and brian. all the charges relate to alleged be hush mone

. >>> moody's says global corporate defaults in march hit the highest level since december of 2020 in the wake of silicon valley bank and signature bank 15 moody's rated borrowers defaulted on the obligations last month that is up from six in january, frank. >> we talk about banks all morning long see you later on silvana, thank you >>> turning attention back to the markets and a new warning for investors. in a new note, the global market strategist saying the mild recession could warrant re-testing previous lows with the potential pull back of 15% or more. unprofitable parts of the sector will not perform for more on this, let's bring in aadil zaman. >> good morning. >> kolanovic is laying out the market with a test of 3,500. something we have not seen since september. do you agree with the broader market and also on tech being overbought >> we think the levels here are the positives outweighing the negatives. the cpi and ppi point to the fed medicine is finally taking effect inflation is finally cooling down despite tech layoffs, unemployment is at a historic low at 3.5%. on top of

host: mark zandi, chief economist at moody's analytics. always appreciate your time, gl >> c-span's washington journal, every day we take your calls, live on the air on the news of the day. and we discussed policy issues that impact you. coming up tuesday morning, yahoo! news editor in chief discusses the trump indictment and what to expect in the weeks ahead. then frontline documentary producer and director martin smith discusses his latest film, america and the taliban, which documents how america's 20 year investment in afghanistan and intel about victory. join the discussion with their phone calls, facebook comments text and tweets. >> tuesday night former president donald trump will speak at mar-a-lago, following his arraignment in new york live from palm beach florida starting at 815 p.m. eastern on c-span. we will also take your phone calls, and you can watch on our free mobile video app, c-span now or online at c-span.org. thisear's grand prize winners and c-span student doary contest are eighth graders dr. martin luther king jr. m

moody's estimated it cost 1.t becaus they were doing defaul brinkmanship it's a fact that consume confidence went down 22% durin that period. small busines consumer confidence went down. one of the largest ever -- we were downgraded for the first time in our history. so, one needs to understan that we should have a robust debate on the budget the president has put out one. they put out an extreme one. let's have that debate but nobody should hold our economy and our full faith cried it hostage and this is not something wher you can say democrats are bein hypocritical. you don't even see the president of the unite states, saying, hey, pass my childcare or billionaire minimum tax that i propose or will default the economy and more importantly, yo didn't see nancy pelosi do tha three different times. or chuc schumer. three different times when president trump wanted to raise the debt limit - that's because we all learne in 2011. no one should play default brinkmanship. >> playing wit this - >> except that maybe mcca

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joining me now is fernand amadi, executive pb and - he is a msnbc political animus and -- danielle moodie of wal back us and co-host that the new abnormal podcasts. and jason selvig, comedian for the good liars it's good to have all of you back on the show daniela, start with you on thi one. these republicans, they almost seem to be enjoying humiliatin round desantis why? he was at one point, built a the second biggest start in th gop, he has not yet declared that he is running for president, i don't understan why they are not even waitin to see if he gets in the race. they are already endorsing trump and basically overlookin rhonda scent is at this point. >> i think that the last quote did, it right? no one likes him, he is kind o a jerk you could sit next to somebody i think a thing without th sentences that he thought that pushing out all of the hateful policies that he has done, creating a hate state and where, woke, quote unquote, goes to die in florida he thought that would be enough frankly, guess what, peopl actually need to like you. that's the things that the about our president

country bills and prevent a default on the countries credit, in order to stop us from going into what moody's calls a resection, we are going to demand that republicans agree to a 22% cut across the board in discretionary spending, hurting everybody from veterans to close down social security offices, to clawing back energy investments. laying off people, losing workers. it was an easy note for me. -- no for me. host: pres. biden: he will not negotiate but republicans are the first to act in the house. they passed the bill. democrats can say they still won't negotiate but that is harder to do now that the house has passed the bill to raise the limit. guest: that was kevin mccarthy's message to his members. please vote for it. all of those unwilling folks who voted for it, please vote for it so we can say that we did something. this is a fig leaf. so that we can get to some of the things we really want to do. we really want to make these cuts to crawl back, all of the stuff the democrats have done through the inflation reduction act, student loan debt, clawing back our ability to negotiate wit

when the eruption of the nevada that ruiz volcano hit the town of moody year, 1985 and that my massive hancock morning. the memories of fleeing with his father as burning rocks hurled through the night and the roar of the landslide still haunt him to this day and not than he had your even if i was very young. i had the impression that the earth could cave in all or that something was arriving from the sky. what occur now that the volcano might be wrapped in again? he packed a backpack with a radio alight documents, and medicines to be ready to run again. my husband, but of course the people living in the shadows of the nevada that reese have been on high alert for 2 weeks out, tory, to say the volcano might be days or weeks away from another major eruption. and no one knows where it will hit the hardest martin bit loose. nelly, who lived in a rural area close to the volcano, still gets emotional, remembering how she and her 3 children miraculously survived. i don't know me, of course. how up, what can you please? how i like a bit kate? yes, i buy it for days. i wouldn't go to bed think

moody's ran the numbers. so, okay, you're talking about ten years of spending cuts.ts would slow the economy. in the near term, real gdp up 1.6% next year under the mccarthy plan compared with the clean bill the president wants, 2.25% gdp. republicans who want to slow the economy, that's what that plan does, and moody's says that 780,000 jobs will be lost if you go back to 2022 spending levels and talk about these cuts. >> wow. i just wish we had you by our side all day to explain that. >> or maybe on capitol hill. >> yeah, maybe on their side. thank you. >> they speak a different language about had on capitol hill than they do in global economic centers. >> they certainly do. let's go to capitol hill. we have got republican congressman brian mast of florida who is there on the florida affairs committee, a republican. congressman, thanks for being with us this to morning. i know that republicans are working late into the night last night. do they have the votes to get if passed? >> aisle found out at 9:00 a.m. there was a lot that was mentioned there. if you want to

disqualification be enough to bring together the various political bodies to challenge prime minister moody. a jo are, is a long time in politics. but india's opposition parties, me find it not long enough. and that does it for today is more on our website and we'll see you tomorrow to back. i would people have to say matters to us. ah, that's why we listen to their stories. sh reporter. every weekend on d w. imagine so many pushing of lunch us her now in the world. climate change, very hard to story. this is my plan, the way from just one week. how much was going to really get we still have time to out. i'm going all with what 5th ah, 25 years later has peace brought prosperity to northern ireland. look the anniversary of the good friday agreement. what the deal is meant for the province in recent years, and weather breaks at tensions could spell trouble. also on our show muslims around the world are feeling the pain of higher food prices. at ramadan, we'll visit, i rack and lebanon. i'm from beardsley in berlin. welcome to our show. it's a deal that helped deliver greater prosperity to no

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but ever since the cont, reaching by mister moody, has come to power in year 2014. they have been tinkering these books every year or something on the other keeps happening. and what we have seen now is one of the most extensive changes. pruning to suit the ideological taste. this has happened extensively in history, in political science, and as you mentioned in science as well. i don't want to rehash something that happened a long time ago, but i understand he resigned a decade ago under criticism for some content you did remove it so it seems inevitable that people have different political persuasions. will want to contest the contents of school books, but it sounds like you think was happening now is somehow worse. and if so, why in our case we resign because so we wrote something, the textbooks and the minister refused to defend the textbooks in the pond. them and this was under the previous regime and we thought it is only appropriate that books that have been written should be defended on the floor of the parliament when the minister did not defend reside. but

we cooperate in the field of military and technical collaboration when you can use google moody. professor ha sawyer. how is there sir? increasing military and strategic closeness between b ging and mosque or being seen in tokyo? well, there is no doubt that russia has been trying to be closer to china because russia, russian government has facing, has been facing a serious problem of the lack of sufficient numbers of what's in the sense, russia has already imported weapons from both north korea and iraq. but of course, they need much stronger weapons coming from china, but the china has been the framing refraining from doing it. so one of the stake is trigger, russia can get and strong support for from the point of view of mediately weapons coming from china. dr. in that and in the last half. yeah, i have seen some kind of unbalanced of chinese 80 choose to this issue. while china has been trying to create much friend relationship with united states, european countries under pine, in the last year. at the same time, china has been understanding the value of being close to russia because i

decision for, but it's here in the dusty denby arenas of nigeria north where he has his sporting roots. moody's done the arima. so yeah. you know, a lot of people come on campus beyond the sun to should the britain this? amanda, just like anyone our call about support. you in the song it would come see a similar to book saying, dan b is a traditional martial art of the regions house that people this it please that i started reading since i was in the 2 boys, i force it to be. then i realized that, okay, let me say this is a global movement. i think if you can huge order here on, you know, break our fifties on. we did some, the good gosh, let me go on. good to museums did good, but despite to breeze, emma may success. he's not forgotten. where he came from and lavender or to day can know a celebrity, son is coming home. cage matches and international face offs may keep him on the road, but he always makes time to revisit his northern origins. he's my old neighborhood and this yeah, i used to train you. i used to skip here, new for to work. and then on that war life with my pod or brutal holding

politicians are who'll get but was found guilty of making defamatory remarks about prime minister moody for young foreign powers to interfere in the matter. however, the minister said no for while foreign policy, analysts honest, some art welcome or helpful in any way. i my thing in do not for more that we do not want it because he does an independent country and so welcome. and it should be seen as that. and we do not welcome any forwarding ideal for focusing on mr. raleigh gandhi's because he is the leader of the body of india. no body that was at the helm of the name, among others, which did not go down. bells except the love that the u. s. also.

i can contribute to walk across the, you know, whatever my moody, happy when to share my burden and travel along the sag bank. i can feel later when the coming or the course of 4 years they fall, kills 2500 these and collected nearly 30 tons of plastic. but if at the end of every walk, one in the us, big the plastic to and he said in collection center, the shopkeeper weighs the plastic that they've collected. and since the amount dedicated to work for plastics, bank account let over that is a how you want and piston. they store large quantities like you see here, and send them in bulk dedicated the recycling unit for a larger profit margin. so far we've collected nearly $1.00 like a piece which is roughly $1800.00 euros and use that money towards being the school fees of children whose parents are come to lindsey workers. nice because and my name is kevin, just sort of thing that wasn't going to change stocks from a single. i will do it for about the next, my friends, the me and my community changes and it's slowly grew and go pay to go to the garbage. sure. in dollars, once it people or w

maria: are a joining me right now attorney general of the state of florida, ashley moody is here ag goodyou. thanks so much for being here. >> good to see. >> you what are the plans in terms of florida using that additional land now? >> well, look that will be up to new district, the central florida tourism oversight board i think the concerns are that in the 11th hour, the last board had large influence by disney passed this agreement that pretty much aimed to strip the new board the new o governing board of many significant powers so i think what you are seeing is a governor takes very seriously his guardian role of protecting fairness, public making sure our jurisdictions are properly safeguarding taxpayer more than land within their control i think you will see the governor continue to to have on that not just in this instance but others in our state. maria: ag was he serious or joking when he said you could put a prison next to the disney property? >> well, look. i think what you saw were leaf laerdz not just governor making sure people understands a jurisdiction within florida to m

come over, indian politicians who gun these removal from parliamentary remarks about prime minister moody, 4 years ago. new delhi is released to interfere in the matter over the minister said no foreign def for foreign policy on all is under tama, the countries internal policies and decision making policy. when it comes to foreign intervention, we do not promote that. we do not want it by any politician, by the indian or western, or anybody is for an intervention in our country at all on matters so in raleigh, on his because he is the leader of the principal opposition party. but at the helm of the indian independence movement, so name among others, which did not go down well, but the us also jumped in and it was been within that are breaking news on explosion has torn apart a cafe, enriched year list lovelyn to tar sky. at least 20 more said to be in a serious condition. the attack happened in a cafe barsky was handed a statuette, which had a home made duffy was wrecked in the blood. russian security services our can next or population her show with a cost of everything. chronicles the c

seen now whether the ukrainian side can indeed defend those 2 places. ukraine has held on to back moody even when most thought that the city was about to fall. how do you explain this resilience? is it down to better equipment, better train soldiers, better strategies? i guess it's down to, to manufacturers, as i said before. and it's also down to the morale and the political imperative to hold. because it's important for the lensky to be able to show that his forces are capable of resisting russia's advances on the one hand. on the other hand, it creates more credibility when it comes to weapons deliveries and ammunition deliveries. and of course, the western coalition has been trying desperately to provide ukraine was, let's say artillery shells to create some, some sort of parity because intensive artillery battles. on the other hand, from a military perspective, there is a lot look for ukraine despite what we have been hearing. because the, the fear is on. and this is coming from the korean military that the entire line of defense would collapse. so it is vital for ukraine to hold t

you see moses moody warming up to live. golden state has won 33 games at home. they will take on the sacramento kings tonight. they have never began a series lose in first two games, and back at chase they hope to shift the momentum back in their favor. >> it will be better at home. we handle adversity better at home. having a home crowd makes a huge difference. we have the best crowd in the mba. -- the nba. >> a lot of support from the fans and the community. we are working together and they do their part, showing love and energy. >> the crowd will be in it, we know that. we are excited to be home and we have a great opportunity in front of us. reporter: jeff pregame -- judging bike pregame, it will be electric here. 11:00. the warriors need this game otherwise they will go down 0-3. ama: the other thousands of people to san francisco is the annual 420 celebration. we will take a clo you didn't choose your hairline. hot flashes, the flu, or that thing when your knee just gives out for no reason. you didn't choose your bad back or this. or... that. you didn't ch

last night moses moody came off the bench. he scored 13 points in 26 minutes.town. as you will see, he threw down a monster dunk. give me that. as the lawyers came back from a double-digit deficit, a bumpy second season for moody. limited playing time. went pro after a year at arkansas. he knew what he was setting up for. >> up and i talk to him a couple months ago and asked how he was doing with not playing much. he said i chose to develop in the nba. not at arkansas. if i was arkansas i would be playing but i chose to develop in the nba. this is part of it. it is like the most mature answer i've heard anybody give. that is who he is. he is a mature young guy and he gets it. >> masters par 3 contest. something in the air. five holes in one today. shame is power on the eighth hole. hence the green. we are going to speeded up a little bit. all the way. first days of the day. over 10 nine. power has the power. from 119 yards. he did it again. just the third person in masters par 3 history to make a hole in one on back-to-back holes. typically guys that do that do

when i started my company 30 years ago because i ultimately sold it to moody's, i was a start up. i started with my brother and a good friend. we got to a size where we needed a loan. i knocked on the door of the local regional bank. great bank. my bank today. i said, can you give me a loan? they said, we cannot. here i was, a young guy. i had no assets. the local bank, the president's daughter was -- on my daughter's soccer team. he said, i will give you a loan. all you have to do is promise to pay me back and secured by your home and i get personal guarantees. i got that loan and it worked out very well. that is where the small banks come in. they are really important to small business, which is key to innovation and we don't want to overburden them if we don't need to. in this case, i don't think we need to. host: was that economy.com you were talking about? guest: yeah, back in 1990 it was regional financial assistance. we chang t

oh, had your summer moody, tedious by noon. the right mother still stood up under how ideal. so the 30th. so click on it, you can possibly do wants to come up open it. we have not heard from william paper and electric field and we're going to bring out 2 more to mall. why is dishonest for us? one way to renew them is who you when you live them, i remember her to sort of thought my does useful for agreement much yeah. a wise old with like 40 ah a number of prisoners reportedly break out of jail and with a president, i'll proceed possibly. among the escaping, also ahead. of course i knew how famous our american colleagues offer such things. but i was sure that this time, given the attention that was drawn to the ugly behavior. everything will be different. so i was mistaken. russia for me to say moscow won't forget, no, forgive americans, decision to deny these are nationalists for the upcoming un security council meeting and didn't say police are trying to seek separatist organization leader off the more than a month, a later episode of going on the ground.

next, moody's tells us why they expect to grow year-over-year. analysis on the economy in just a moment. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> central banks have to own their mistakes and learn from their mistakes to continue to enjoy something that is very precious and very important for the system as a whole, which is the ability to make policy without having to go to powers. shery: taking a look at the week ahead, key economic data out of china this week likely to show a pickup in growth after beijing dropped its covid zero rules. however, markets will be watching for signs of how solid or sustainable the recovery will be. early indicators have been mixed, while credit and export growth beat expectations last month. weak inflation suggests demand remains subdued. thank indonesia expected to keep interest rates unchanged for a third straight meeting on tuesday. the governor has previously said the central bank has done enough to tame inflation. in the u.s., the fed releases its beige book that outlines recent economic conditions by region. officials will be

. >> rick, thank you very much >>> let's get over to seema moody for the cnbc news update seema?. the update at this hour. the supreme court said it will decide whether public officials can block critics from commenting on their social media accounts this comes two years after former president trump blocked critics on twitter and a lower court said the move violated the first amendment. the supreme court dismissed the lawsuit after the justice department said the end of trump's presidency nullified the case. >>> senior officials telling the ap that president biden is set to unveil new efforts to protect south korea from north korean attacks during a state visit he according to the officials, biden will detail specific new nuclear deterrence efforts among other initiatives to highlight the, quote, breadth and depth of the relationship between the two countries. >>> and shakira set to be named 2023 woman of the year at billboard's latin women in music event. the pop super star receiving the honor for his contribution to the music industry and bringing recognition and opportunities

that was - karie murphy cruz from moody's analytics speaking to me earlier.the biggest banks in the us have reported their results for the first quarter. jpmorgan, citigroup, and fargo released earnings that beat expectations on friday but they have been growing fears of the health of the financial sectors of the recent banking turmoil in the us and europe. we will find out how other major lenders will fare later this week. i spoke to isac paul a little earlier, the global chief investment at oriana financial services, he told me the latest results look good, but the earnings may have peaked. good, but the earnings may have eaked. , , ., ., peaked. these were very good results for _ peaked. these were very good results for what _ peaked. these were very good results for what are _ peaked. these were very good results for what are amongst l results for what are amongst the biggest banks in the us. and we see there has been some flight to safety for depositors who are looking to put their cash with banks they know will be able to pay the back. and that really h

. >> one of the many golden state players that stepped up in his absence was moses moody, he scored aplayoff career-high 13 points as he played beyond his years in thursday's win. >> if you had to determine the age not based on year born, but how he acts and how he carries himself, how old would you say moses moody is? >> old as hell. no, moses is remarkable, his maturity , you know, not to get up and down too much, he's always ready. >> so, like 30 or 75? >> like 50. >> it has been a tough start for the giants this season, and logan webb . webb looking to pick up win number one this afternoon against the mets, bottom of one, the giants are up, and they get a three run homer, san francisco jumps out to a quick 4-0 lead. in the next inning, bringing home ramose, the giants offense heating up like the weather this afternoon, and in the fifth, florez with his third home run of the year . this solo shop makes it 72, it's the most runs the giants have scored in a game since april 6 and that is plenty of support for webb, he only allows two runs in seven innings while striking out eight. he

last two seasons at penn state. 49er hi two more picks to cook with tonight. 99th pick, they took moody from michigan. that is the newbie. adding alabama tight end. so, i love this kin of thing here. even for one weekend the nfl, nba, major league baseball and the hockey playoffs, sara, all over lap. >> love it. >> you are busy. i am all about the basketball. i think memphi is regretting choice comments made about certain lakers and their age and what have you. so exciting games left to be played. >> lakers are on the rise. >> look out. >> all right, vern, thank you very much. >>> up next t is hard enough fo restaurants to survive here in the bay. one local restaurant is making it their tobuss peopleer isa struggle st to get through the pandemic, of course, these days do you not hear often about restaurant owners going out of their way to give food away without turning a profit. we have a story tonight of a man who took a big risk to help his neighbors [music] >> reporter: most diners in america make money by serving u hardy meals. but collin duran own are of the cafe may be the only re

the forty-niners took a kicker, jake moody, that that guy right there on your screen from michigan now he was the first kicker at of michigan to be drafted since hayden epstein in 2000 in 2 modi, the 2021 luke garza, a award winner also holds program records at michigan for 69 mayfield goes 355 points and kicking 100% from the extra point with the extra point. also tied for 8th most or fort yet tied for most 50 plus yard field goals with 4, the niners and moody after obtaining saying gonzales in the offseason. and like i said, they brought in some reinforcements to help out kittle with that final and 3rd pick in the 3rd round. the forty-niners bring in some help for that guy that kill and they brought in cameron la 2 out of alabama tide in so a lot of additions in those rooms. one for the forty-niners run back upstairs and try to figure out what else is happening within the franchise. and then i'll be back with more updates later on tonight at 9 into thank you. all right. there will be waiting to hear for that coming up next on kron. 4 news today. >> a new report from the federal reser

what moody's analytics says about this specific piece of legislation in front of us. it would lead to 800,000 fewer jobs by the end of 2024. it would greatly increase the risk of recession. a risk, by the way that given what the fed has done over the last year, we should all be talking about and take a little bit more seriously than we are right now. so i make those three points. yes, this is a challenge for the next decade and beyond. let's identify what is the real driver of that challenge. and let's not in any way attempt to further restrict the already ridiculously small percentage of the federal budget that we spend on nondefense discretionary. with that, i thank you, ms. scanlon and i yield back. ms. scanlon: thank you, and i yield back. mr. burgess: thank you. the chair recognizes the gentleman from kentucky, mr. massey. mr. massie: how long can we do it? how long can we go on spending beyond our means? i just wonder. until we -- we're no longer the reserve currency. how long will that take at the current click? i don't know. it depends on the other country, re

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tum, tum tum tum, tums♪ welcome back to politicsnation let's bring in my politica panel, danielle moodiee lincol project. daniel, today women and health care providers across th country will still be able t access a common abortion drug. after the supreme court blocke restrictions on the pill preserving access to at leas wednesday as it reviews a lowe courts ruling in texas what is your read on the hig court's decision to put a paus on this? how optimistic are you t justices, that will ultimately ruled to maintain access to th specific abortion pill >> i mean robbery, and this is the same supreme court tha voted to overturn roe v. wad in the first place i'm not particularly optimisti about the decision that they will make. i think what they're looking a is whether or not this is decision that should be having implications nationwide whic it will. this is not just a decision ou of texas by a texas judge. this is something that wil affect women and people with uterus as across the country so you know this is the suprem court being weaponized by a fa right-wing agenda. >> reed, the abortion

molly -- daniel moody, thank you, all o you, for joining me tonight. and sticking around.all of you. >> coming up next, the america dream is a myth. if the rich and powerful don't face it counted billet-y whe they couldn't make crimes. don't forget you can listen to the mehdi hasan show fre wherever you get your podcasts for people living with h-i-v, keep being you. and ask your doctor about biktarvy. biktarvy is a complete, one-pill, once-a-day treatment used for h-i-v in certain adults. it's not a cure, but with one small pill, biktarvy fights h-i-v to help you get to and stay undetectable. that's when the amount of virus is so low it cannot be measured by a lab test. research shows people who take h-i-v treatment every day and get to and stay undetectable can no longer transmit h-i-v through sex. serious side effects can occur, including kidney problems and kidney failure. rare, life-threatening side effects include a buildup of lactic acid and liver problems. do not take biktarvy if you take dofetilide or rifampin. tell your doctor about all the medicines and supplemen

with me, josh johnson, danielle moodie, david late, and dana white ella. david, i come to you first. give me your big takeaways, these two big speeches, contrast, styles both funny but substantive in their message. >> well, i thought the jokes were well within, i thought both the president and roy wood jr. did a good job. to me, though, the biggest thing that stuck out was that in a strange way that was kind of biden's reelection kickoff speech. and in particular, he went straight at the subject of his own age in a way that i don't think i've heard him talk about before. also, roy wood jr. kind of created an interesting structure when he said the president wakes up from a nap, he gets stuff done. a less funny version of that is pretty much gonna be the biden reelection slogan, right? he is older, but he gets things done. so, i actually thought that both biden's, his ability to joke about his own age, to laugh at jokes about his own age, and i think the way that he framed it, even though it was a funny context, i think the white house was very strategic abo