this really isn't about omarova.y crazy ideas way outside the mainstream of most americans but it was really more, this tells much more about this administration, that they would actually put someone like that up for nomination. in fact i would say it was unfair to her. she was indicted with her own words about trying to kill coal companies, oil companies, private banks, morgan stanley. she doesn't believe in the free enterprise system. she is not the only one, david. as you know there is a key appointee to the federal communications commission who says that she thinks that maybe fox news shouldn't exist because of its, of its views. the people, the woman who runs the federal trade commission wants to basically regulate all mergers and acquisitions in the economy. i could go on and on but this is a pattern and it is the resurrection of the regulatory state as you know donald trump talked about repealing regulations. this is an administration that has you know, the regulatory state at the fastest gear. david: but it r

omarova, though, also lacked unanimous support from democrats. of moderate privately voiced their opposition. >>> several digital services are recovering after amazon's outages. it interrupted platforms on disney plus, venmo, slack, seamless, the associated press, tinder and even the mcdonald's app. amazon said many recovered by the end of the day on tuesday but did not give a time line when it expects all of those services thereafter those apps to be restored. >>> still ahead, congresswoman debbie dingell joins me on the heels of her meeting with the u.s. commercial secretary. how she views the headlines trending into 2022. as we go to break, a look at this date in history. 41 years ago, former beatle john lennon was killed outside of his new york city apartment building. >> they kept a vigil all day making a shrine of the dakota, some mourners brought bouquets, the crowd was a few feet where lennon was shot. some followed the lennons as they got out of a limousine and walked past the huge iron gate. the face of clean. the face of whoa! some are

. >> that was republican senator jon kennedy of louisiana, interrogating saule omarova, who was born the soviet union where the membership was compulsory. which explains the red baiting from the senator. saule omarova was president joe biden's nominee for the treasury department, the one that oversees the banking industry. keep in mind, she previously worked in george w. bush's treasury department. many democrats did not want to in that position because they are donors in the financial industry, among the banks are afraid of someone competent overseeing the banks. so they use this preposterous and gross attacks. guess what? it worked. she formally withdrew her nomination yesterday. rejected from public service of the karma being born in a country that does not even exist anymore. it would not be the first time a qualified nominee was denied a job in the government for reasons as such. i keep thinking of, one a woman named cassandra. she was president barack obama's nominee to service invested or to the bahamas. in fact, she works in the white house. i knew her biden. she is a qualifi

so is omarova. i get the feeling saule omarova had no idea what she was walking into.etting nervous. they think time is of the essence, unless they get build back better thing, it will not happen next year and imploding on them. >> i think if they don't get it soon, april, people say april is a magical date, if you can't get anything done by april, it is over, everybody is running. midterms are upon us. neil: obamacare pushed it to the spring. >> spring or is it may? i think end of april. neil: but i think timing is that they pushedded it in the past. >> but it is right up against the edge. incredibly controversial. in the midterms,. neil: charlie, fair to say you hate everybody. you're fair and balanced criticizing everybody. >> people, i get these emails, neil, that say you get what you deserve. you hated on donald trump so much. neil: you never answer me. >> but know, i try to call it, like i try to call balls and strikes here. neil: i fully agree with that. >> for the record i never personally hated donald trump. i like him personally. i criticize some of his polic

operate there and a then president biden's bank regulator pick backs out, we have more on saule omarova'se running. it's today's hot topic buzz. back in a minute. at fidelity, your dedicated advisor will help you create a comprehensive wealth plan for your full financial picture. with the right balance of risk and reward. so you can enjoy more of...this. this is the planning effect. so you can enjoy more of...this. ♪ ♪ ♪ hey google. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ maria: welcome back. new york city mayor bill de blasio announcing an expansion of his vaccine mandate across the big apple earlier this week. the new mandate requires vaccines for all private sector workers without a testing option and requires children ages 5-11 to present proof of vaccination to enter restaurants, gyms, theaters, the mandate takes effect december 27th, days before de blasio leaves office. joining me now is the partnership for new york city president and ceo, katherine wild. katherine, it's great to see you this morning. welcome back. thank you very much for being here. your reaction to this vaccine mandate? >> well, just as new

david: well, some cases you have to just wonder who suggested nominated omarova, this woman omarova from. i don't think that is a joe biden pick. someone picked that woman for him. >> all kinds of things going on in this white house where the origin of the decision making is puzzling. like going to rome own the cusp of a big climate meeting, having a 50-car motorcade going through rome. it was boneheaded politically. the omarova thing takes the cake. she is dangerous person. they nominated her. there was pushback from democrats and they pursued the nomination. david: there is another nomination that is just as inflammatory, gigi sohn for the fcc she wants to censor other institutions like fox news. the fcc is not supposed to be involved in fox news. she says we are a government controlled institution or words to that effect. nothing could be further from the truth. >> david this is the most part sawn president i think we had ever. i say that knowing there will be tremendous pushback to that. he is someone came into office promising to unite this country from day one. he issued mandates,

let me roll a sound bite of you questioning one of his radical nominees, saule omarova, his nominee forer paper called "the climate case for a national investment authority" where you said what we need to do with the oil and gas industry have the federal government bankrupt 'em so we can tackle climate change. you have the right to believe every one of these things, you do. this is america. but i don't mean any disrespect, i don't know whether to call you professor or comrade. maria: senator, your thoughts on who gets through, who passes senate confirmation because also, obviously, nominated jay powell and lyle brain forward for the chairman and vice chairman of the federal reserve. >> well, i support chairman powell. but as to the president's other nominees, i think they are one of reasons that president biden's poll numbers are on a journey to the center of the earth. you know, be yourself is the worst advice you can give some people. and so many of president biden's nominees are just barking mad. they're cryptoto-socialists -- clip to-socialists. they're fanatical. i mean, if you ask

sol omarova actually withdrew her nomination for corps controller of the currency after push back from senate republicans and also moderate democrats who were concerned that she wanted to nationalize banking. they also questioned whether she was still wedded to ideologies from her native soviet union. president biden said he accepted her decision. there was a contentious confirmation battle ahead in accepting that he praised her qualifications and her achievements, bret. >> bret: jacqui heinrich live on the north lawn, thank you. let's bring in a member of the senate foreign relations committee maryland democratic senator chris van hollen. chris, thank you for being here. >> bret, great to be with you. >> bret: talk to you in just a second of russia. i know you were a supreme courter of ms. only rove have a. your reaction to her withdrawal? >> i'm disappointed that she had to withdrawal or felt she had to withdrawal. i thought she was very well qualified for the position there were differences people could have on policies i was disturbed on the hearing banking committee which i serve

in the last few hours, president biden's controversial pick for controller of the currency, saule omarovaithdrawing application for the post after critics put her comments on views on oil companies and banks. just two months until the federal student loan deferment period ending. a new survey nearly seven in 10 loan holders will need to take additional action to make their monthly payments. to the border crisis, trump's remain in mexico policy is back but migrants continue to flow across the border. we'll take you there for a first-hand look. i'm david asman in for elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now. david: president joe biden speaking with russian president vladmir putin for two hours to address a wide range of issues including russia's recent military build up along the border of ukraine. hillary vaughn is here with more. reporter: david after two hour video chat between president biden and russian president vladmir putin, national security advisor jake sullivan was asked if the world was any safer after that call. he would not predict but would only say time will

liz: fall-out from saule omarova 's nomination withdrawal of the controller of the currency now spillingasparino has this. charlie: it's an mazing story because it's not like the communications world. it's actually conservative media , the big, well i guess small, i don't know, they are prominent conservative network, and initially through its president, charles herring came out and supported her and now that seems odd but oan is essentially saying she's for diversity in the media maybe they can get on more cable boxes they were being kept out by comcast at least that's the theory. literally, like two days after that, the founder of oan and his father, robert herring came out and said, my son is wrong. he didn't do it. he doesn't speak for this network. we are not supporting her and had some pretty critical things to say about ghighi. she's very progressive. just full disclosure i've butted heads with her in the past, i actually find her to be really smart. she has some very stride entertainment views, some views that are just, you know, if you're worried about the first amendment, it's

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. >> that was republican senator john kennedy of louisiana interrogating cornell professor soule omarovanion where membership was compulsory, which explained the red bating from the senator. omerova was president biden's nominee for top regulatory to oversee the banking industry. she had previously worked in george w. bush's treasury department. many republicans and some democrat dtds not want her in that position because their donors in the financial industry among the banks are afraid of someone competent and vigilant overseeing the banks. so they use this preposterous and gross line of tack on her upbringing to block her nomination, she's a communist, using her secret training to destroy capitalize from within. it worked. she formally withdrew her nomination, rejected public service for the crime of being born in a country that does not even exist anymore. would not be the first time a qualified nominee was denied a job in government for petty reasons. there's been many examples. i keep thinking of one, a woman named cassandra butts, president barack obama's nominee to serve as ambass

let me talk about saule omarova.et through the senate in terms of being nominated at the comptroller of the currency position, given the fact we're not hearing anything about it? are there votes for her in the t senate right now, this from the woman who said she wants oil and coal companies to go bankrupt and she also wants the federal reserve to federalize our private bank accounts? >> those are only two of dozens of bad ideas that she has promoted to the committee the and of course in her academic writings over the course of time. there is not a vote scheduled on her. i cannot imagine that they're not going to pull her nomination and i don't know for the life of me what they're waiting for. again, the longer her nomination hangs out there, i think the worse the politics is for the left because, well, this is pure socialism on display without a apology and i just don't believe the american people are ready for that. maria: so president biden reportedly considering richard cordray as the federal reserve's top banking

what happens is then people like omarova, tan den they get jobs within the white house. i bet that will happen with her somewhere within the administration and the next one to withdraw will be the nominee for the sec. maybe 2022. >> you're on the record. >> dana: i'm on the record and usually right. >> bill: from chicago now, the mayor. >> i'm disappointed that they are not doing more. we still have retailers that won't institute plans like having security officers in their stores. lorking up their merchandise at night. chaining high-end bags. >> dana: you heard that right. lori lightfoot blaming store owners across the city saying they should do better to protect their businesses from being robbed and ransacked by mobs. >> bill: it's their fault, right? the store owners' fault. back on when that in a moment. the man sent to death row in 2004 for the murder of his pregnant wife before a judge in california today. why the state supreme court overturned his death sentence last year. >> dana: closing arguments in the jussie smollett trial expected to begin next hour after t

adams wouldn't say i am getting rid of this talked about it yesterday -- why wouldn't he just tosaule omarova proteins on virus as we get mu takesal drift vaccines become more irrelevant we should be focusing on the data, right, a lower hospitalization rate lower death rated myr milder symptoms treatments that have impact against new variant companies working on it adagio well-known antibody cocktail ineffective against omicron, imnm, koktail effective all variants, there are a lot of science should be leading the way not politics, but unfortunately, once again, if you get in media you stir up fear, and just -- scare people they go they start you know agreeing to mandates i just don't think they are effective at this point -- talked to him earlier this covid, is nonsense never getting to covid zero it is in the animal population even here in the united states even among deer, and so, what animal kingdom marty said going to keep spitting out variants, for -- time -- for much time to come. so to speak you need to learn to live with it. you got ientd viral drugs on deck from merck pfizer another