host: senator portman, we start with you this time. sen. portman: it is a great question. and i agree with you that it is hard to do anything privately these days. partly because people have their iphones and meetings and tweet something out. but not impossible. and i think jack would agree with me that during the discussions on the grand bargain, there was a lot of confidential back and forth. ultimately the backstop was senator mcconnell and vice president biden. again, there, there was a lot of very sensitive information shared that didn't go public. john boehner's book did not talk a lot about the bargain but it comes out eventually. i think there is an opportunity to have an adult conversation, there has to be. if we have gotten to that point in our democracy, we are in really deep trouble. i think it has to be at the highest level, and has to be discussion about all the spending, not just the appropriations process which is 30% of the spending, more of half of which is defense spending, but we have to look at everything and have an honest discussion. i would not be a

senator portman.ortman: thank you for organizing this and to our friends of cornell and others for partnering with aei. you are the rich --bridge. we were on this stage three weeks ago talking about the military side of the equion and the need for us to provide more weapons more quickly to ukraine so there can be a military victory, because success on the battlefield as well as tightening sanctions and having them work more effectively is key to getting to a peaceful ukraine where they can be an opportunity for real reconstruction. we can't forget that part of it. that has tended to be the focus, understandably, the necessarily -- necessary next step. we have to start preparing for that eventuality. and ntinuing to work for restoration. i have been to ukraine a dozen times in my most recent visit since the recent invasion, you see the restoration happening. there were bombed out electric generation stations and the missiles hit five or six days before we were there and the systems were back up and goi

his deputies, if he is not there due to some other reasons, in fact, they are responsible for the portmant that time there were no orders, the information was simply passed on to the border service, a little later, from may, they began to accept orders regarding the cancellation of permits for the poddubny and the portman. so, as far as we know, actually one of such orders for them was canceled later after the scandals, the permit is very important . it seems to me that to get all the society should know the names of those people and the names of those organizations that used dishonestly in this the possibility of leaving the system was created so that the driver volunteers could go and bring humanitarian aid and not flee from ukraine, and the fact that the regional military administration hides this information proves , well, if not in its favor, i understand that there are a lot of cases regarding the departure of men , they are in every way they are simply obstructing, and considering that journalists should not do their work, they should only complain about the average administration

she even gave autographs on behalf of portman in a similar situation. once there were actresses.nd isla fisher 6 years ago at a post-oscar party, fisher was approached by lady gaga and admired her excellent performance in american hustle. red-haired stars jessica clean and take dall with howard in hollywood, there was even a rumor that they were sisters. after all, jessica also had the surname howard at birth, and then she took her mother's maiden name as a pseudonym, both actresses constantly joke about their resemblance. and even posted videos on social networks on this topic. one of them is partly signed. that's how you build a career for 20 years, and everyone is still sure that you work in jurassic park in this film , bryce was just filming fans are constantly introducing misleading and katy perry zooey deschanel they claim that they are often mistaken for each other. even their familiar stars made fun of this fact in katy's video where aliens abduct breathers, mistaking her for perry the most popular. now model bella hadid is flattered that she is often compared to the top

from the portman, tell us what exactly he was at the time of the year, this is the situation of the 20thear, when the car was burned, according to what was just told. it was the driver of pepper mazur, according to the year before this, and the transport e-e distributed arsenal data i will mention his place of residence, which he definitely should not have known, but he not only found it out, but also made public access to this matter, a criminal proceeding was opened, in addition, accordingly, in the telegram channel itself, mr. portnov announced directly for a minute in the shadow of a bucket to a radio employee freedom, accordingly, to accompany them in the dark hours of the day . well, and to carry out educational work. this is exactly what gave me the reason to mention him as the first candidate when i asked who might have had something to do with the car burning event, so it was actually him i didn’t like it, and it led to the defense of his honor and business reputation. but i repeat again . in this case, the absolute right to one’s own opinion prevails over any guesses about the

the gender identity and development service, known as gids, at london's tavistock and portman nhs foundation its approach to care and its capacity to cope with ever—growing demand. in its place will be two new centres, one in london and one in the north—west of england, where treatment is expected to be shaped to reflect issues raised by the review. newsnight has learned of new concerns, after the appointment of some senior members of staff from gids to key roles in training a new cohort of professionals to work in these new services. today, the former health secretary sajid javid told us he feared the reform of children's gender services was now "under threat". 0ur investigations producer hannah barnes has been reporting for several years on gender services for young people and has this. i would absolutely advocate for a clean slate in setting them up, you know? putting anyone who is really in a position of power, in a position of leadership, back into a position of leadership would be incredibly foolish and, i mean, pretty negligent. these parents are talking about plans for new regional g

fund portfolio manager, adam johnson, the wall street journal editorial editor, james freeman and portmanquare group cio and former operations officer, mike bakers is here. "mornings with maria" is live right now. former president trump returning to mar-a-lago and delivering remarks after arraignment in new york city yesterday. fox business' ashley webster is live in palm beach with the latest. ashley, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning to you, maria. and yes, as expected, donald trump went on the attack here at mar-a-lago last night, not surprisingly his first target was manhattan da alvin bragg. take a listen. >> our elections were like those of a third world country and now this massive election interference at a scale never seen before in our country beginning with the radical left george soros backed prosecutor, alvin bragg of n new york who campaigned on the fact that he would get president trump. i'm going to get him. i'm going to get him. >> reporter: well, then donald trump tore into the other investigations against him, calling them an insult to our country and then

identical offices in various cities to confuse would be assassins, with me is former cia officer, and portmanroup chairman and ceo mike baker. thethe details are dramatic, a small window of time, got out with wife and kid. they realize, he was gone and started getting blown up his phone. now he is defected to the west. saying putin is crazy at this point. in a scary way. is this guy a true insider. or is he in a position maybe it would benefit him to exaggerate stuff. >> first, it is a sign of the times we have been talking about. old days, a sensitive asset someone who defected from a place like russia or china we would not know about it not talk about it in media. this individual according to all information that is available, he in communication support, high -- traveling and setting up networks for wherever putin may happen to be se, he is not a confidant or one of his close security detail. who standing next to him. and hearing everything. but, he is from intelligence perspective a valuable asset. guy: he has seen a lot. >> a lot. sometimes we're talking about someone like putin in a tim

. >> james: the last guest -- tomorrow night, we got billie eilish and natalie portman. will ferrell, harry styles is going to be there. we have some other surprises. we have some other stuff. we have a big bit with tom cruise who is going to be on our primetime special. shot very close to the studio and we have done some big things and this might be the silliest. >> jimmy: do you and tom cry in this bit? >> james: we don't cry in this one. the only crying is that went with adele and then it will be made on my last show. >> jimmy: i'm so glad you are going to cry because i feel like sometimes i'm the only one that cries and now i'm losing -- it is true. >> james: why are we the only criers? >> jimmy: i think we are better, more sensitive people. that is why. either that or we are more sensitive people. either that or we are >> james: we are the only criers. the only ones. >> jimmy: i have a gift for you before you go. when you retire from being a talk show host, especially for a long time and especially at cbs, you have to do one of these. i don't know if you have it in

who are you or portman is this anti- russian steel hmm film market e didn’t leave the remnants of thewith oleg smaller. he is in rolerin and with nikita mikhalkov and the turkish gambit. uh-huh i watched house there for the ninth year, by the way, i didn’t like this movie so much. by the way, the films master and margarita series mini-series. this is m-m. yes, yes, yes master and margarita with abdulov svashvili, just this is amazing 2005 2006 . i remember watching star wars episode 3 of the month of the sith. wow, i then stopped watching the star. everything is not, nor your subject. they were good, these are the ones, because then some kind of farce already went, by the way, about the music. i'm now also raising archives in 2005 there was an r&b boom , some such fifty-cent shot, by the way, from his candy show. yes, then it was very powerful on the wave, by the way, these rb uh artists appeared, and then hip-hop was not so uh comprehensive, as it became a little later, well, then it was still popular, again rock music is professional music, because these are the same artists, for ex

>> again no word on the motive no word on the suspect but the posture we've been getting fro lawn portman is that there i no public safety threat righ now. there is no continuing threa to public safety we hear from the governor of alabama as well on social media, she said that she was grieving with this community. and she said that violent crim has no place in our state. she said that we are seein closely updated by law enforcement as the details o march. we know that there were severa law enforcement agencies involved in this investigation from the local polic department to the county sheriff to the fbi, and th easy half we also heard in, washington d.c., that presiden biden has been briefed on this and the white house is monitoring the situation a truly heartbreaking event, w learn more from officials as the afternoon goes on, alex. >> i've, tell you shaq, i wish that was all we had to talk. that unfortunately alabama is very tragic company with the state of kentucky. we know there is any reactio to the shooting. there, louisville by the, wa the second mass shooting i that city in today

among the guests giving james a farewell, ray romano, billie eilish, natalie portman and norah jones.s and will ferrell will also join corden for the final show this thursday. sad to see he's going but it's been lot of fun. >> you know harry styles has a late late -- tattoo. >> tattoo. that's right. >> you can watch us right after the newscast on the sister situation and our streaming service cbs news bay area. coming up at 7:00 this -- >>> take a look at this music and let your mind expand. ha. >> yeah, grab the guitars and drumsticks, special in-studio performance of school o rock and how you can watch the show, it's happening on the peninsula. we have to go check it out. warriors cheerleaders here too. >> it's going to be fun. >> are we going to be learning how to dance. >> lo at ♪ >>> welcome to "cbs mornings" and hello to you, our viewers on the west coast, on this monday. i'm gayle king. >> tony dokoupil. >> i'm nate burleson. >> we're all here. let's go to today's eye-opener. it's your world in 90 seconds. >> the u.s. and other nations evacuate their embassy personnel from suda

they called their president sputum, big-eared asses will he take the risk, because portman has turnedst trump, because they arranged it there. eh, such, so to speak, the center of the commune. yes, there was the blake lightmeter movement , and from there all this anti-rump movement passed. well, i think that the united states did not pass the second term of biden. practically yes, the era of health, let him, well, the tragedy will unite the states. a democratic party, except for the ultra left scumbags, there is no one and therefore they have no exit or hold on to the baidan, and who they put there. and they don't let him out, because he can't be let out to people. he is incapable, he must not be given the opportunity to speak. he is, but that's the tragedy of the united states that there is no one, and if you look at the republican party? trump he's not a republican, he's not a party man, he forced the party to rape her acceptance, because there was no other way. and now, apart from trump, they also have no one. this says, and the utter degradation of the political elite of america i

senator portman and i passed this act to require the international mayo include advanced data that cbp can use to stop fentanyl and at least use that because there are issues with of the actual. can you talk about what difference that has made? i'm going to just combine these questions. secondly, in 2021, there were more than 100,000 drug overdoses in the u.s. and we have urged the department to prioritize investigations into fentanyl trafficking on the dark web which is another part of the problem. also this week i introduced a bill with senator scott to allow military veterans to be trained as investigators to the heroes core program to conduct investigations into the trafficking online. another piece of the cyber part of this. could you talk about the cyber piece of this as well as the mail piece of this because i know you've met with our colleagues. >> your questions go to a significance of the challenge that we face because it is not just through the land ports of entry. certainly not just by land, but it is by mail. the dark web, the internet posed marketplace challenges for the

we passed, senator portman and i work on legislation called the fentanyl results act to try to get the state department were resources to work with other countries -- more resources to work with other countries that might want to work with us on intentional. are there resources you need to do that legislation and if so, what do you need, let us know what you need so we can ensure that happens. >> -- sec. blinken: what of the things we are doing is working to build a coalition of countries that can work more effectively to do with this challenge internationally, particularly when it comes to precursors and illicit production of fentanyl. we started to do that at the f and g 20, but it might be effective to build that out and it may require additional resources. it would be great to work with you on that. >> senator sheen. senator rubio. >> we appreciate you coming secretary. i know you like history, isn't that what you measured in? and i think history is always instructive. one thing that is very instructive about history is when you look at private moments in human history, people who

. >> senator portman. >> thank you, mr. chairman.sanders likes to keep things on time here. i like that too. i'm from the logistics business. enjoyeded our conversation yesterday. i'm going to read a statement here because, like i told you, i think so much of what you expect in the future, you've got to pay attention to what might have happened in the past. so neera tanden, in her capacity as president of the center for american progress, held a panel on wages and benefits in december of 14 with you, administrator david wile who recently did not get nominated into a spot and labor secretary tom perez. on this panel, and i'm quoting what you said, just the last term the governor of california signed a bill that creates a concept of client-employer that gets to the whole -- workplace that david b -- wile has talked so much about. fissured workplace, about a century of labor laws are premised on employer-employee relationships. so when you have these middlemen and subcontracting, you really start to take away from that. from the protect

we passed senator portman and i worked on legislation called the fentanyl results act to try and give the state department more resources to work with other countries who might want to help us address fentanyl coming into the united states. are there resources you need to do that legislation, and, if so, what do you need? let us know what you need so that we can ensure that that happens. >> i'm really open to working with you on that. because, indeed, one of the things we are doing is building to -- a coalition of countries that can deal with this issue on a -- illicit precursors into illicit production of fentanyl. we have started to do that, as i think i mentioned, at the g20. but there may be other ways that maybe effective in building that out and may require some additional resources. it would be great to work with you on that. >> thank you. thank, you mr. chairman. >> thank you, senator sheen. senator rubio? >> -- it strikes me -- i know you like history. is that one of your majors? did you study that? yeah? and i think history -- one of the things that is most instructive is, w

and the former senator rob portman from cincinnati where kroger is headquartered, he thinks kroger acquiring albertsons will lower prices. the ceo of kroger, ronnie mcmullen in 2019 made $14.2 million so that comes out to approximately $56,800 a day. in 2020, he made $20.6 million that year and if we are lucky, we make -- we work 60 days a year. i base this on working 250 days so i divided that into the 20.6 million dollars he made in 2020 and that equaled $82,400 a day. food prices are not high because of joe biden. i can't get over this. in 2021, your host john, he brought this to my attention. it went down in 2021. down to $17 million is what he made. he made $17 million in 2021, $68,000 a day. he does not even pay into social security for more than two or three days. speaking of social security, yes, ronald reagan did that and i just did my taxes because i have a small pension and a 401(k) and i pay more taxes than donald trump. it is unbelievable. i pray -- i pay more taxes probably than my will to millionaire senator tom. the idea that this is all joe biden's fault among let's look at

in january 2219 of my colleagues in congress including ohio senator brown and portman sent a letter tothe form information about the irs denying the story preservation easement tax deductions because an ohio building owner installed an ada compliant wheelchair ramp on a historic structure. this building owner who was a taxpayer had worked with the national park service to design the rapid way that would protect the a stork or character of the building but the irs said the law does not provide exemptions for local fire and safety laws for americans with disabilities act, when considering whether a compliance with the structure is statutory requirement. the ira subsequently reversed course and the irs office of chief counsel released in membranes and march 2021 that clarified that the installation of an ada accessibility ramp was permitted. so they did that. however, i was recently made aware that the irs has again begin to deny easement deductions on a stork buildings. time over the hypothetical scenarios that a building owner might sometime in the future install a wheelchair ramp. the