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it is the secretary of transportation, pete buttigieg. good morning, mr. secretary.t is good tob to be in your company. let's start with this infrastructure bill. where does things stand? the president has been negotiating wit with the republicans. where do things stander? >> on friday, there was another counteroffer by the republicans, about $50 million in movement, but did not meet the president's objectives for what we need to do. it is not just about getting through this season or some kind of short-term stimulus. it is about making sure that america wins the future at a time when our competitors, like china and our allies, are investing much more, frankly in infrastructure than we are. that's why it calls for such a big step. the president will speak again with senator capado, who has been a leader on the republican side. they'll speak on monday. and over on the house side on wednesday, there will be a markup for a key element of infrastructure policy. so lots going on right now. but still lots of daylight, honestly, between us and our republican friends. >> dic

chasten, the husband of pete buttigieg's, thank you for coming on.t the biden justice department defending a law that allows right religious schools to discriminate against lbgtq, how do you square that circle? >> well, the justice department is doing its job defending federal law. that's why the biden administration is asking the republican party to pass the equality act. we need to pass the equality act so we don't have to keep on having these debates whether people get to discriminate against lbgtq americans in the workplace or at home. >> you took on the chairwoman ronald mcdaniel. here is what she tweeted. >> "gop is proud to have doubled our lgbtq support over the last four years and we'll con contcont continue --." >> you fired back. revisit your party platform before you open your mouth about pride. i know you didn't do this out of anger, you thought about it and chose your words and you considered about it. why was it so important for you to send that message to mc mcdaniel. >> i was one of those kids. religious is not an issue. i know a lot

thank you for that. >>> i want to bring in transportation secretary pete buttigieg. ttigieg, good morning to you. thank you for being back on the show. >> good morning. good to be with you again. >> lots of topics this morning. let's start with what we just offer related to the cyber attacks against the united states. what should the red line be for the u.s. to retaliate and perhaps launch a cyber counter offensive? >> i'll let others speak to military capabilities and doctrine. we have had cyber command managing the defense capabilities and department of homeland security doing a lot of work in partnership with law enforcement to make sure that our infrastructure is secure. of course, there is the piece that the department of transportation has which is traditionally to make sure that the infrastructure is safe. now it's increasingly clear that includes not just the physical means of safety but resilient infrastructure in the face of mounting cyber threats. i think you will see us raise the bar in terms of expectations working with state and local partners, private s

but what we are doing but we publish pete buttigieg and in 2016 who would have known? host: how do you know or how do you connect in such a saturated market when it comes to social media and the availability of everything online? >> imagine it will be around in 20 years. and then we work with the writers and then to distinguish ourselves from social media. host: so why is it important to have an imprint like live right? why not publish under norton? >> i cannot fully answer that. and then needing to expand what norton felt to get more recognition with two lines rather than one. >> 370 bucks in the past ten years that is about 37 per year is that a heavy lift? >> . there have been a lot of books. unfortunately we have to turn down so many worthy books. we all are the same family and i believe in that distance so it's also a lot of editors. >> so what do you think of some of the books that have been canceled or dropped by publishers? >> . >> i have not been involved. so what i have learned i have learned at the same time you have from "the new york times". so i am not th

and you mentioned pete buttigieg, who made history.ium and do, as a white house press secretary, she is the deputy-press secretary. you have had an executive order in january, signed by the president, banning discrimination based on gender identity and sexual orientation. a record number of lgbtq people in the administration. and, of course, nfl player, carl nassib, for football fans, who plays for the raiders. who they should be in oakland but, whatever, they in vegas now. i mean, there is a lot that is good. but there are, still, challenges, george. i mean, we are seeing trans kids just beaten about, right? >> there are other positives that we mustn't forget. i mean, the mayor of chicago, lori lightfoot. she's got a tough job and she is a strong woman who can handle it. >> yeah. but the things we sort of still have to worry about. i mean, trans children are really being placed in a horrible position. black-trans women have been killed at record numbers. we are seeing the trans community really zeroed in on, in a way, politically, to

washington post, "democrats seek to speed up infrastructure based on comments made over the weekend by pete buttigieg." he appeared on fox news sunday and was asked about the middle-class tax increase to pay for all of this. [video clip] >> right now in this moment we have a decision to make. what are we going to do with tax rates? the president is saying, let us not charge middle-class americans more. middle-class americans are paying enough. let's make sure that corporations and the wealthy are paying their share. we believe that is going to raise the kind of revenue we need to fund the proposals the president has put forward. look at the american jobs plan, the infrastructure vision the president put out. the entire thing is paid for across 15 years. by year 16, deficit goes down and do not with one penny from the middle-class. host: let's parse two parts of what the secretary said over the weekend, because the spending would be eight years, the payback would be 15 years, and there has been discussion that middle-class families would pay a price to fund the transportation and infrastructure progra

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in 2019, pete buttigieg was the first out gay candidate to run for presidential nomination.eventually became the first lgbtq person to earn a deegate and win a state caucus or primary. now, he's the first out lgbtq person to be confirmed to a cabinet position. what a change from the 1950s, after president eisenhower purged homosexuals as national security threats. buttigieg's appointment sends a different message to hgbtq people. you can serve your country in any qualifications you hold. your appointment is historic. you're the first out lgbtq person who has been confirmed by the united states senate. what does that mean? this is a several-part question. first, what does that mean to you, personally? >> it's possible that someone like me doing a job like this, might have been viewed as laughable, within my lifetime, just a few years ago. i remember seeing an appointee for ambassadorship in the clinton administration got get a vote because he was gay. and being able to be here and represent that progress, not that the work is done, but to represent that, it means a great deal

pete buttigieg and andy slavitt have taken their problem solving skills to government in different wayse government's delivery of health insurance and health care services first by saving the obamacare website for president obama and then serving as a deputy administrator in the acting administrator for the centers for medicare and medicare services in the obama administration. he is andy slavitt's college roommate who steered him toward the health care sector. but not by giving him career advice, his college roommate, jeff near coughs kate was a physician married and had twins when he was diagnosed with a brain tumor. when he died five months later, his widow and children moved into a spare room at andy slavitt's house where this levitz had a newborn baby of their own. andy slavitt saw up close how crushing medical bills could be. another college roommate, of andy slavitt, rob heel says, i think he became a passionate because he saw a huge problem. andy slavitt did not expect to return to government after serving in the obama administration. but he never saw a bigger problem then the c

, whatever number we're going to talk about for the next month or so, and i expect you'll ask pete buttigiegrning joe." hans nichols, thank you very much, my friend. and i just want to underscore on this monday, over the weekend, senator joe manchin laid down the line and said, nope win am not changing my mind. that is going to have ramifications for the entirety of the rest of this first congress and the first two years of the biden administration. don't underestimate him. thank you for getting up way too early with us on this mondaymonger. don't go anywhere. "morning joe" starts right now. >> soldiers, sailors, and airmen are the allied expeditionary force. you are about to embark upon the great crusade, towards which we have striven these many months. the eyes of the world are upon you. the hopes and prayers of liberty-loving people everywhere march with you. in company with our brave allies and brothers in arms on other fronts, you will bring about the destruction of the german war machine. the elimination of nazi tyranny over the oppressed people of europe, and security for ourselves in

this year pete buttigieg made history as the first gay man in office. ter half. he became a superstar during pete buttigieg's campaign. he became known for telling his own incredible story and his best selling "memoir," i have something to tell you and with me this morning is marty walsh, he'll talk about the real state of the economy and what's going on with infrastructure negotiations. a lot jam packed in the two-hour of the sunday show. >> that's going to be important. i was speaking to representative hill who wants to see more money on service transportation in that infrastructure bill. we'll see whether there is more to negotiate or this will come to an end. jonathan capehart, be sure to catch the show here. >>> many people believe systematic racism does not exist. coming up, we'll discuss why so many are threatened by critical race theory. # by critical race theory. okay. mother and child in vehicle. mother is unable to exit the vehicle. injuries are unknown. thank you, onstar. ♪ my son, is he okay? your son's fine. thank you. there was something i

tell us how, pete buttigieg. does he even believe that?one believes that, just like leaving westchester county iss bigoted, it's not about racism, stop with that. it's about power and for multinational corporations like blackrock, driving down the cost of homes even further and building more apartment high-rises in the suburbs, that has been the goal of the most powerful people in the world for some time. in fact just a few years ago the world economic forum released a video explaining you will own nothing and you will be happy. what's less clear is why more self-described conservatives whose job is not only to conserve things aren't objecting to this. it's like they don't even notice it's happening. they are negotiating this bill. the future of the way americanss live is at stake and you never hear them say that. he has noticed and has been covering this story may be more intensely than anyone and joinss us tonight. thank you so much for coming on. so at the core -- correct me if i'm wrong and expand on this one thing, the core of this le

. >>> coming up on "morning joe," pete buttigieg joins mika and joe and willie to weigh in on the planmcconnell we knew he was going to get involved in this at some point, trying to take advantage clearly of the president's missteps last week where he seemed to imply he would veto the bipartisan compromise right after he came out in support of it, had to walk it back over the weekend. there is something there, just because of these republicans who said they would support the bipartisan plan, a number of them are people who tend to listen to mcconnell and if mcconnell puts his finger on the scale against this bill it could potentially create some problems. what do you see here? >> i see a few things. i think this is in our wheelhouse, kasie. this is the minority leader of the senate reminding everybody that joe biden doesn't control congress. nancy pelosi and chuck schumer control congress. so they will control the paper as mcconnell likes to say, they will control the pace and the cadence with which congress considers this legislation, this big package, this two-track package. and that

. >>> president biden will host republican senator at the white house tomorrow, and pete buttigieg saidtil next monday to come up with a clear direction otherwise democrats have to move on without any gop votes, and both sides are miles apart. they can't even agree on still what infrastructure actually is. joining us is white house reporter, and punchbowl news founder and also a nbc news contributor. is this meeting tomorrow a hail mary or the culmination of weeks of back and forth between the republican and staff and president biden himself? >> it's not inking a deal, and i think it's the next step for the biden administration and senate republicans to try and find a way forward, as you said, to figure out if they can come together at all on even what infrastructure means. the biden administration is unwilling to just to let them go away. i think you see an urgency by the president himself that says he wants to get a deal, and i think he means that in reality. it's not just talking points that sound good for a democrat here. biden does want to work with republicans, but the timing is g

transportation secretary pete buttigieg says the mandate is driven by public health considerations. >e context of travel related to the number of people from different places passing through the same small space, one is the presence of children on board, there is not yet a vaccine approved for children. >> pete buttigieg urged travelers to respect flight attendants and crewmembers enforcing the mandate but clearly not everyone is doing that. a passenger was arrested last month after she punched a southwest flight attendant and that's just one of the many examples of unruly behavior by passengers. there has been a dramatic rise in these incidents. the faa has received approximately 3,000 reports of unruly behavior by passengers since january 1st and most of them had to deal with the mask mandate. also as of last month, just five months into this year, and faa complaints of unruly behavior twice the modes of all of last year. concern over the safety of flight attendants having to enforce the mask rule is a concern. the federal mask mandate for travelers is set to remain in effect until

pete muntean spoke with pete buttigieg got a first-hand look at a cracked bridge that has drivers in it is a traffic nightmare near memphis, this is the new morning rush now faced by thousands who would take interstate 40 each day but with its bridge over the mississippi river shut down by a critical failure, commuters are cramming on the nearby interstate 55 instead. >> pretty bad, yeah. >> we got to keep waiting. going through the traffic. >> it's absolutely horrible. >> reporter: nurse practitioner jason gill fears ambulances could get caught on their way to memphis area hospitals. inspectors found this crack in the steel beams last month, they called 911. >> we just found a super critical finding that needs traffic shut down in both directions on i-40, mississippi river bridge. we need to get people off the bridge as soon as possible. >> this cannot happen in the future. absolutely cannot happen in the future. >> 47-year-old her nan doe bridge is one example of what the biden administration says could be fixed and improved by its infrastructure plan. america's bridges earn a c gr

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so this program, with pete buttigieg, i was talking to him over the weekend about this, he was lookingt the tunnels himself yesterday, this is to build two new tunnels, then to rehab the old two. this is the northeast corridor lifeblood. new jersey is ready to go. we already are working on our project on one side of the river and we want to get things going. senator schumer and i were back and forth over the weekend as well. this is a game changer. it's we overdo. it will have huge implications positively for new jersey and the entire northeast corridor. >> you mentioned the 26 dozen people you lost in new jersey because of the pandemic -- 26,000 people you loss to new jersey because of the pandemic. looks like you are doing well. we now have a delta variance coming out. how concerned are you? more specifically i saw hong kong shut down their airport to people coming in from the u.k. you spent time in asia, do you think it makes sense? >> it does not at the moment, but it certainly did and we work with the federal government t restrict -- to restrict travel to india, which was really p

during his ceremony, he is joined by transportation secretary pete buttigieg. ♪ [music playing] ♪ [fanfare please welcome the president of the united states, accompanied by the secretary of transportation and advocate. ♪ [cheering and applause] secretary buttigieg: good afternoon. please be seated. thanks to everyone here for your leadership and your representation. mr. president, thank you for your many years advocating lgbtq+ equality and everything you've done to assemble an administration that looks like america. and for all that he has done to help people see themselves in a new light of belonging and possibility on a point of personal pull of religion i would like to recognize my husband -- of belonging and possibility, i would like to recognize my husband. [applause] i've got to tell you, being in the -- about one to four hours ago, with enormous pride, i sat write about there and watched the president announce a bipartisan deal to make some of the most significant infrastructure investments in the history of the republic. and it felt good. [applause] i want to say that whenever i a

financing structure to bring more private investment in user fees thursday, transportation secretary pete buttigieg took the administration's pitch for infrastructure on the road to tennessee. we have 45,000 bridges. >> in poor condition in this country. americans cross those 178 million times. >> every single day. america has fallen out of the top 10 in infrastructure. >> buttigieg has played a key role in talks with republicans to come from on a price tag conversations in good falth. >> our we are eager to make sure those conversations get every opportunity to succeed. but the president also said inaction is not an option. >> later today, president biden will deliver remarks on the latest jobs report and the economy. we can also expect him to make another push for his infrastructure plan reporting live in washington rashad hudson, back to you. >> thank you for that report. was shop. well, coming up next to the kron 00:00am morning news a local business has a plan to fight the bay area's homeless crisis. >> but it comes with pace staggering price tag. going to tell you more about that in back. >>

he was joined by transportation secretary pete buttigieg. the first openly person confirmed to the u.s. cabinet. >>> the president also signed a bill to make the pulse nightclub in orlando a national memorial. the club was the site of a mass shooting five years ago. the deadliest attack on the lgbtq community in u.s. history. >>> pilot started with a protest against police brutality at new york city's stonewall inn in 1969. now, some lgbtq activists say pride has turned into a corporate branded party where the rainbow flag has been co- opted for profit. a recent investigation by the political newsletter popular information found at least 25 major corporations lepidus of the in part events give money to lawmakers supporting anti- lgbtq policies. the advocacy group says they should join the movement. >> businesses have to put their money where their mouth is and that means speaking up against the over 200 anti-lgbtq bills that have been proposesed. >> now withth prpride merchand everywherere, activiststs hope consumerers will hohold the e comp

only ones who got appointed to anything are kamala harris being picked for his running mate and pete buttigiegansportation secretary. those were not deals made at the time for support. you see in the book what happened in that weird period between the south carolina primary and super tuesday when buttigieg very suddenly dropped out of the race and immediately goes to endorse biden. in full view of what happened in the book you can see as buttigieg is crumpling in his campaign into the south carolina primaries why he decides that night and in a concrete way the morning after the primary that he is dropping out, and how he struggles to think about when he should endorse biden and what he should do for his own sake and for biden's sake. what is definitely true is that buttigieg wanted biden rather than sanders to be the nominee. that's not because there was a deal being made, it's because that is the way he was looking at the race and what he wanted to happen. host: upper mall borough maryland, independent. caller: i really respect and support you as a political voice and an author. here's the th

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transportation pete buttigieg is warning republicans they have until monday to reach a deal.ocrats, without republican support. u.s. companies apparently now can require employees to get the covid-19 vaccine before returning to work, that's according to new guidance from the equal employment opportunity commission. employers must provide reasonable aca dayses for workers accommodation das for workers who refuse to get the shot. the chinese communist party is reversing their policy, allowing couples to have up to three children. the decision follows the he release of china's census data, showing a steep decline in birth rates. time for the word on wall street, top investors watching your money. this morning with a rally underway. joining now is dennis gartman. payne capital management president, ryan payne. dennis, let's start with you. inflation is front and center on investors' minds. what are you expecting from the federal reserve? when do you expect the tapering to start or at least the language around tapering? >> that's really what down to, isn't it? we're listening to t

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everybody to hate one another through teaching something like critical race theory where we teach pete buttigiegple instantly not by their character but by their skin color. what better way to create chaos than that? don't get to know people, make a snap judgment right there. step two whatever you caused that chaos and you've successfully got a bunch of people to hate each other based on superficial characteristics. you can't get in the way of the chaos if you're going to destroy the country from within, you have to let the chaos fester. step two, you have to castrate the police cut them off at the knee. critical race theory, what on police but number three we are talking about today which is important, if you were going to destroy the country from within, you have to allow enemies in the u.s. from countries who can't stand them. nuclear power industries who practice things like communism to engage in a propaganda war against us and use our own media to do it. useful idiots which i mean by this? new questions are emerging about the coronavirus in the lab leak theory. serious questions that serio

. >> here is what pete buttigieg said yesterday about this whole new global minimum tax deal. >> we areo end's race to the bottom by giving -- to agree to a global nontaxable >> corporations would pay 16% and couldn't race to some of the country to get a lower tax rate. >> the system right now creates a real incentive to park your profits and even your jobs overseas. >> i can think of another country that will benefit from this, china. >> by the way that's not a small point because china, they have not participated in any of these discussions and they will not play by any of those rules, china would have significantly lower business taxes that the united states doesn't china will have significantly lower capital gains taxes than the united states does and this may only be the beginning unless it is all stopped. this race to the bottom, you know the race to the bottom, ireland with a 12.5% corporate tax rate. you know who put us on the right road, donald trump took the corporate tax from 35 to 21% and he didn't have any of these access profit taxes, the idea that raising your taxes is go

transportation secretary pete buttigieg gave republicans until monday to reach a deal. >> texas, gregott making clear he will not tolerate political funds. he will veto funding, the democrats walked off the house for to block a controversial election security bill. he tweeted and part no pay for those who abandon their responsibilities. abbott proud to call a special session to get the bill passed. democrats called the walkoff a last resort accusing republicans of jamming the bill through and insisting they only make it harder to vote. jillian: president biden and the vice president, kamala harris, honor nation's fallen heroes in a somber ceremony at the tomb of the unknown soldier. todd: thunderbird taking to the skies to fund the air so after a rainy weekend. jillian: in the south trump supporters in florida what is with a boat parade to honor the holiday. in california veterans reflect on the true meaning of memorial day. a navy parent spoke about the american flag. >> flying for service men who gave his life. todd: ceremonies held across america, made the ultimate -- 10 minutes af

. >> reporter: pete buttigieg setting a clear deadline as they inch forward, telling jake tapper dfsh. >> the keeps saying inaction is not an action. >> reporter: negotiations that leaved two sides still apart, and the white house at $1.7 trillion and republicans, 128 billion, and senator shelly moore-capito, is expressing optimism for a good outcome. >> i think we are building the blocks to a good structure with bipartisan support. >> reporter: and president biden, the reality, if they leave the talks too soon without a deal, moderate democrats may not join them when they need every sing the volt. however, the win dopes can start to close. it's trying to thread a needle here, and don't think there's going to be a massive agreement, because the dar at this point is so low. maybe a smauer kale phil mattingly, cnn, the white house. >>> we'll take a quick break here on nns newsroom, and a stunning withdraw from roland garros from the number two tennis player. why she is taking time from the support in the prime of her career. >>> plus, athletes arrive for the tokyo games, there i s quest

lineup of reaction to the deal throughout the morning and including transportation secretary pete buttigieg >> to keep the republicans on board, you see there is no tax increase anywhere. >> right. >> here's what the president said about it. i didn't get everything i want that's in the other bill what he wants. this is what we agree on today he goes on to say, if the other bill doesn't come on my desk containing the rest of the agenda and if this is the only one that comes, i'm not signing it we talked about this earlier speaker pelosi had similar comments she said this. i said there won't be an infrastructure bill unless we have the reconciliation bill first to go through the house. plain and simple >> the market is trading up on this as if it is a done deal and happening. i hear stuff like that and it makes me think it will not happen. >> how about if it is really happening. the market -- more money spend, spend, spend. another trillion it loves that. >> $579 billion. >> when does it become -- let's do $6 trillion does the dow then go up another 20% on the $6 trillion where is the differe

mostly 'cause on the flight there, he realized that he home-aloned pete buttigieg [ laughter ] "pete! the change, you filthy animal!" [ laughter ] but this is big. today, biden signed the juneteenth national independence day act, making juneteenth a federal holiday [ cheers and applause the bill hit biden's desk after it was passed in congress, but 14 members of the house voted against it [ audience booing can we -- can we see who they were yep. >> steve: oh >> jimmy: that's -- that's about right. that's about right [ laughter ] that looks like the white paint sample section at home depot [ laughter and applause "what do you think, honey? should we paint the bathroom mike rogers or thomas massie [ laughter ] and i saw this, jared kushner just signed a book deal. yep, his book will come out next year. but he already has a few titles in mind. check these out. first -- >> tariq: oh, here we go >> jimmy: what's up, dude? >> tariq: let me guess well, you're going to make fun of jared kushner, right? by saying a bunch of fake book titles >> jimmy: yeah that was the plan. [ laughter ] >> tar

some people are saying out got to fish or cut bait as pete buttigieg told you and juan 7th is the deadline. others are saying let this string out a little bit to see if we can cut some other deals with our own party. with our own mad rates related to -- explain why somebody like manchin or cinema might be willing to vote for a votesing rights bill that's favorable to progress i was if biden agrees to a smaller infrastructure bill. what's the political calculus there? >> when you think about joe marchin and kirstyn sinema, so much of a focus because they are from moderate states and in joe manchin's state, a very conservative state. they want to be seen as bipartisan. i think if you look at the last week or so, the hopes of bipartisanship given what happened to this january 6th, thinking the likelihood of bipartisan on any chum of issues. west virginia is a state with a history passing infrastructure. they just had a big project pass a few years ago, the pogtics of these sneaks little inscrutable to me. they want to sound bipartisan. they know that americans like the ail tempt at bipartisan

we heard transportation secretary pete buttigieg say that by june 7, next monday, is when they are goingo need some clear direction on how to go forward. alix: ben emmons of medley global advisors just called it the fish or cut bait moment. we get a slew of fed speakers coming ahead of the beige book at 2:00 p.m. today. mike mckee is looking is out -- is looking at all the details. what are we expecting? michael: i've got a question for you. what is the difference between fiscal and monetary policy? fiscal policy, they are talking. monetary policy, they are only talking about talking. we've got another fed meeting coming up on june 16. this is the last week of fed speak, and there's a lot of it, although most of it is not focused on the economy. yesterday we had quarles and brainerd. today, kaplan is talking about social issues. on thursday, they are definitely talking about the economy. jay powell on friday. we always want to hear what he has to say, although the topic of his speech is climate change, so let's see. with the fed coming up, we are looking at inflation risks on both sides.

griff: transportation secretary pete buttigieg also optimistic. >> we've seen a lot of republicans statenterest in doing something real on infrastructure. we've got to see if we can actually get it into enough of an overlapping consensus that we can get a bill done together. the president strongly prefers a bipartisan approach. griff: the president sets this week as the deadline for reaching a deal, though the commerce secretary says it's not a hard-wired time frame. jillian: silence from dr. fauci dodging questions in new york city as some lawmakers call for his ousting amid the fallout of his leaked e-mails. griff: jackie ibanez joins us now. >> reporter: dr. fauci spent sunday afternoon with first lady dr. jill biden visiting a harlem vaccination clinic, both expressing optimism, urging the committee to spread the word about getting their dose. >> we're going to end this outbreak and the vehicle to ending it is vaccination. >> that's how we're going to do it, through the base community, to reach out to the congregation, the flock as they come forward and be healthy. >> reporter: the p

i know secretary pete buttigieg was just in my home area of arkansas, tennessee, at the mississippi river at a bridge that is now out of service because of a crack in the structure. we need to address these challenges not only in the middle of the country, but we have the brent spence bridge we have major infrastructure facilities across the country that need to be addressed. the members need to be challenged to step forward and meet the challenge of the president at this time we're looking for the moynahans and john warners we are looking for the leadership that we had in those days from a schuester and others on the house side. i think we find that if the president continues to move forward in the visionary way, we will get there >> we have a few seconds left, mr. secretary. from one secretary to another, what is the biggest piece of advice to secretary buttigieg on the transportation front >> to stay calm as he has been lean on his staff at the department of transportation an use the skills he developed as a mayor. mayors don't look away mayors look at problems. they realize the obstac

. >> laura: and here is what transportation secretary, your old pal pete buttigieg said yesterday about deal. watch. >> we are going to end this race to the bottom by getting the g7 countries agreed to a global tax. >> so the idea of the corporations would pay 15% and couldn't go raise to another country. >> the system creates a real incentive to profits and even your jobs overseas. >> laura: and larry come i can think of some other country that would benefit from this, of course, china. >> by the way, that is not a small point because china will not -- they have not participated in any of these discussions and they will not play by government rules. china under biden policies, china will have significantly lower business taxes than the united states does. china will have significantly lower capital gains taxes than the united states. and of course, this may only be the beginning if it doesn't stop stop. this race to the bottom, you know who wins the race to the bottom? carolyn 12.5% corporate tax rates. you know who put us on the right road? donald trump who took corporate tax from 35%

narrow majorities in the house and senate democrats can bypass the gop, transportation secretary pete buttigiegicans until monday to reach a deal. >> texas, greg abbott making clear he will not tolerate political stunts a, abbott said he will veto funding for the state legislature after democrats walked off the house floor to block a controversial election security bill. he tweeted in part, quote, no pay for those who abandon their responsibilities. have also vowed to call a special session to get the bill passed, democrats call the walk a last resort accusing republicans of jamming the bill through and insisting it would only make it harder to vote. >> 5 minutes after the hour of fox news alert, new overnight a california deputy has died after being shot during a high-speed chase, sergeant dominic was airlifted to the hospital where he later died from his injuries in san bernardino, sheriff deputies were tempting to pull over a motorcycle without license plate when it took off. 's dipped is approached the abandoned bike the suspect and shooting at them, the suspect was killed. he was a 17 year

over the weekend, you heard pete buttigieg layout the june 7 date as the new sort of deadline for compromisee last deadline got blown, so no guarantee on what is going to happen. democrats are putting the pressure on the biden administration as well as the leaders in congress saying, hey, if we want to get a bill done, we need to start writing it, passing it, and we need to get this process underway because if we wait too much longer, the voters will not see any sort of difference in their districts before november 2022. jonathan: emily wilkins, thank you. i am waiting for someone on the left to tally -- give up meat. lisa:? really? culinary trends. jonathan: the vegans are persistent irritant. he went on to say something more interesting, but you can read the article yourself, the great anthony voting. -- boudain. lisa: i don't they going to weigh in on this. that will be yours. jonathan: i am just quoting someone else. lisa: sure, getting people come out and talk about meat production in general but there's a larger wind, and i'm going to tided -- larger point, sidestepping, private compan

transportation secretary pete buttigieg -- that's the back of pete buttigieg's head.. did people go nuts when bruce walked out? i would have loved to have seen that. >> it was wonderful to see broadway alive again and to see bruce. >> is there anybody better to open broad kway than bruce springsteen? i love that show. >> he could do is sooner than the rest because he's a one-man show. his wife does a couple of numbers. >> what was it like being in an audience? i'm so nervous around people. >> i find i'm tentative, too, but it's funny -- you know, broadway's not like a concept with people bumping up into each other. it's a little easier. everybody was vaccinated. everybody's card was checked at the door. i feel a lot better about that. it's just -- what tony was talking about. >> unlike the baseball players. >> yeah. >>> my "talk of the table" is grammy-winning rapper and actor ludacris saw a funny road sign in virginia and he shared it on his instagram. it said this, driving fast and furious, that's "drivingludacris." his response, "can't believe this is real." he ask

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