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he is chairman of the readiness subcommittee onth the hill for three years as well as serving on theed services committee. he has a phd in public policy from the virginia commonwealth and received his bachelor of science degree so without further ado i'll ask him to come up. [applause] >> all right. [applause] good morning. thank you for your kind introduction. and it is good to see you again. of the caucus breakfast he was a frequent flyer and really did an outstanding job for the navy during his career. like many other retired officers in the room. on that helps all of us to have that continue persistent involvement. it's great to be with my great friend rob wittman. we've been together since 2007. we obviously collaborated both in terms ofla the committee but also the caucuses for their other caucuses there were also involved in the working group we tried again since yesterday getting a signal from the hill for strong support for that. i think when the most significant agreements in decades. so we're obviously not going to filibuster a pair we want to get right into asked the ques

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at as if itnowintertime.k is going onthe part, the s will be filled with clouds this afternoon. next batch of showers around the corner. do not be too alarmed, this is not like it was earlier this month, where we saw the abbasid river. i guess this was last month. we were dealing with the atmospheric rivers, one after the other. we have light showers expected this week. let's look outside. we are partly cloudy guys with temperatures in the 30s. it is mostly throughout the bay area. we have 40s near san francisco. it is 29 in santa rosa. bundle up . it is very chilly. we are dealing with a frost advisory until 9:00 this morning. around the corner, as we go to late thursday night and early friday morning, tomorrow evening into early morning hours on friday, we will see a quick moving band of rain and panting the morning commute. it tapers off through the afternoon, leaving us with partly cloudy skies on friday. the next batch of showers returns this weekend. saturday and sunday, we'll see hit or miss showers. it looks as if we are dealing with partly cloudy skies to kick off satur

it is we saw in january and it's more of a statistical artifact of anything that's really happening onthe inflation side, the inflation side being largely driven by the way -- after of the core cpi are imputed guess work by the dls. if you look at the things that we can see, touch, and feel, you look at the core goods cpi, which are real transaction numbers, we are entering into a very disinflationary period. >> this seems to be the big argument right now can we have a production recession without having an employment one, i can think of a time in history that's happened. but maybe because of the pandemic this will be that time. >> well, i don't want to speak for david. he has an interesting explanation that a lot of the jobs created have been part-time jobs i guess i would respond that a lot of the jobs that were needed are part-time jobs we're still 400,000 jobs below where we should have been relative to the pandemic full-time jobs during the pandemic are up 1.8 million, although david is right, they have been flat since march of 2022 but we still have a deficit of part-time workers in

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. >> do you think we're in agreement onth that those of us who want to see change, this is the civil rights battle of our era? >> yes, you can't be for civil rights and not see the importance of protecting our right to decide who leads us, protecting our right to be from police violence. there's nothing more fundamental to our rights as residents and citizens of this country than to be able to do both those things, literally to choose leaders and live and have anybody in a position of power to pay consequences for notr paying attention to the same laws we all have s to pay attention to. now, i will also say because the rev s is so right about this, is not given, it's not ever given, it's demanded. change and laws are demanded. and when we see the laws that do not equally apply that's why we have new laws that says we figured out the loophole, now we're going to close it. when we see any politician of any party who claims to be in favor of civil rights but lies about whether or not there's voter fraud or lies about whether or not closing poll sites in black communities keeps black peo

and onthing that i always like to point out is that, unlike the covid pandemic that largely hit older crisis is really hitting young people, which has a devastating impact on communities, on economies. and there's also no end in sight. unlike covid, which we're slowly putting behind us, this seems to just keep getting worse. lisa: one expert today suggested that we shouldn't refer to these as overdose deaths, but instead as poisonings, because so many people, especially young people, don't know they're taking fentanyl. these are fake pills. can you help understand, how are people acquiring fentanyl? or is this mainly through fake pills? are these people who are seeking out fentanyl itself? brian: it is really a mix now. it is true that the mexican drug cartels are mixing fentanyl into almost everything. if you buy heroin on the street, if you buy methamphetamines on the street, it's kely to have fentanyl mixed in. unfortunately, this drug is so powerful. fentanyl is so strong that people who've been using opioids for a long time and who are deeply addicted are also now seeking it out,

. >> host: read is next onthe democrats line . >> thanks for having me on, i appreciate it.i thought but indeed great. is the was very optimistic which frankly is less the country needs at this time. we've been through a lot. my two big takeaways was that the public is a great not to cost social security and medicaid. i ran to my mother's bedroom and told her that it happened that we were both so happy and i was really surprised at the big difference you saw between his the democrats and republicans. this republicans wouldn't even vote for a strong infrastructure, i didn't understand where they were coming from last night just thought you'll find a great and the fact that he got the republicans agreed not to cost social security and medicare made my household very happy last night. >> we will go to the rhode b island line your james in melbourne arkansas, on their . >>. >> caller: good morning america, thank you for taking my call . i was thinking last night when i heard the president. he got applause and to me it was just like when i was a child and i went through the sears

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what's happened this anekend is we now have the bombshell report that not one , but two agencies int onthe by the administration have concluded the coronavirus camee the covid 19 virus came from a chinese government lab. no one , the biden fbi has concluded that a number two this weekend. we learned that reports that the biden energy department has included covid-19 came from a chinese government lab.than t now, i canwo tell you, more tha, two years ago in march and april of 2020 on my podcast with ted cruz that we put out t every week, i laid outwe the evidence in that it was obvious this came from a chinese government laba . let me put to three facts thatco are compelling. number one ,ng. the wuhanof v institute for virology, which ir notstudies not just viruses studies coronavirus, is not just coronaviruses coronavirus is derived from bats,s is located just a couple of hundred yards from the wet market where this outbreak first occurred in wuhan, china. by thes way, those bats don'ta. occur naturally in china any closer than nine hundred miles a away. and yet a few hundred yardfes from

and so youweg onths to two years, and this is the start. you know we're starting in the stomach and hopefully we've got to move to other organ systems. and then eventually, you know, some micro type surgery down through these little puma robots until we're actually manipulating until we're attacking cancer, right where it lives in real time, like some kind of video game, then the mission of nd ah, ticks is still unfulfilled. so here's the future of telemedicine. yeah and down the hatch. their average cost for a endoscopy is $3000 the price of one pill, but at least right now, it's about 50 bucks to make and prices going to go down as they keep working on it. it's pretty remarkable and it's going to open this up to a whole socio economic class that may have been able to afford the procedure and probably save a lot of lives down the road. although i always think $50 and then you know the doctors time then you have the other technology than you have the other things medical bills if you ever gotten in there like who was that person in mind, yo

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course, about tesla's big rally to start the year up about 63% the stock is amongst the best performers onthrget lucid also you can see that stock has moved up nicely in part, though, because of sort of vague akeout rumor, saudis, a while back, it sold off a bit since then phil lebeau joins us to discuss the battle when it comes overall to electric vehicles good morning, phil. >> good morning, david when you look at the ev stocks keep in mind, they were among the most beaten down last year, so the rebound we've seen year to date, to a certain extent that was expected. they were just sold off as much as they were in terms of sales, this is still tesla's market tesla leads the market with two out of every three being sold in this country it is also worldwide number one just ahead of byd the china market and charlie munger's comments this week getting a lot of attention that's the main focus in terms of global sales. it's the largest ev market in the world. europe is also intensifying and tesla, because of its production in germany is increasing sales there. we will be hearing from rivian and l

a decision among the experts or onthe court about these factors.how do we wait the various factors? youaw him get more importance where th fall in the states traditional criteria? is in their guidelines? how do we interpret the results, doesn't need to 1 million, 2 million, teerillion as we learn fromheomputer scientists,here could be trilonand trillions. that will at some point come up with at least one possible configuration. or we can just use this test that the court has always establisd,s long as you come to court with a map that shows e potential to draw a majorityla district that is reasonably configured according totate's traditional principles, then that is enough toetast just the fullest post and not the gatlet of remaining factors after that. >> thank you. >> justice jackson? so following up on juice barrett's question, setting aside the accalities of the map making ocs, which is basically atou've been focusing on, i think the eson is why should we make the ngles one challengers do that? in other words, it seems like mef my llgues are as

the american people from another violent insurrection the kind of agencies we are seeing run rampant onthe platform ? >> thank you for that question, i cannot speak to our policies because i had worked at twitter sometime my job was to balance free expression cd one of the things i pushed for was to include more analysis of that simple bouncing instead of asking just free expression versus safety is a free expression for whom and cd4 who? who is sadie are we protecting the expense of who safety and which are we allowing to go to the winds so people can speak freely. >> exactly because twitter refused to sanction donald trump's account long before it was then. when i rhetoric and other rhetoric was already being used on the platform in fact since the latest acquisition of twitter by elon musk, the trust and safety council represented here today has been dissolved and the accounts of individuals left inside violence been restored and we are seeing antisocial, dangerous rhetoric, violence been on twitter every single day. election tampering, disinformation, violence, the attack on our capital

the american people from another violent insurrection the kind of agencies we are seeing run rampant onthe platform ? >> thank you for that question, i cannot speak to our policies because i had worked at twitter sometime my job was to balance free expression cd one of the things i pushed for was to include more analysis of that simple bouncing instead of asking just free expression versus safety is a free expression for whom and cd4 who? who is sadie are we protecting the expense of who safety and which are we allowing to go to the winds so people can speak freely. >> exactly because twitter refused to sanction donald trump's account long before it was then. when i rhetoric and other rhetoric was already being used on the platform in fact since the latest acquisition of twitter by elon musk, the trust and safety council represented here today has been dissolved and the accounts of individuals left inside violence been restored and we are seeing antisocial, dangerous rhetoric, violence been on twitter every single day. election tampering, disinformation, violence, the attack on our capital

so wiwhat's changed in three onths.'s changed in three months is the energy prices have come wholesale come down a lot. wholesale energy gradually energy prices, they're gradually seeping through into retail energy prices and lower petrol and prices . of course, and diesel prices. of course, the and petrol take their the energy and petrol take their time and reducing those those those those retail prices and also business investments held up quite well. and also china is now coming out of lockdown. the world's biggest manufacturer , world's biggest manufacturer, one of the world's biggest economies, of course, the biggest these days on some definitions. and so that will help drive growth bit more. but i think bank of i still think the bank of england they're being england the imf, they're being too gloomy. now, know that too gloomy. now, we know that william, the prime minister, rishi sunak, talked about you have to be an idiot to think there's going to be tax cuts, but don't you have to be an idiot to put taxes? and je