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what was your biggest take away from the presser?anus: i think she was hampered and stymied by the hawks on this counsel. i've set for the past 40 minutes wondering, why is euro-dollar not lower? why is there not more of a robust reaction? it was building up to a big reveal. my sense is that she did reinforce a forceful and persistent desire to hit above 2%, but it is only going to be moderately above that over trend. that is not exactly what i would call running wild across the moors. that is a tempered, measured language, and i would say that comes from this country that i am in, which is germany, that very pitted me of the measured central banker -- that very it hit me of the measured -- that very epitome of the measured central banker. it is about restraint by the hawks on this committee. that is really my take away. the other thing is of course, there just wasn't anything extra in terms of where we are going to get with emergency bond buying. alix: i know you want to tell me about them. we can show them to you, but the visuals f

is that how excited you are for this presser? you are thinking about the snacks for the presser?om: can i get more tanning, please -- more tang, please? jonathan: a beautiful one in london. this is bloomberg. ♪ [ "me and you" by barry louis polisar ] ♪ me and you just singing on the train ♪ ♪ me and you listening to the rain ♪ ♪ me and you we are the same ♪ ♪ me and you have all the fame we need ♪ ♪ indeed, you and me are we ♪ ♪ me and you singing in the park ♪ ♪ me and you, we're waiting for the dark ♪ jonathan: live from new york city for our audience worldwide on tv and radio. your news conference in frankfurt, germany with christine lagarde just moments away. before we get there claims data in america and a little bit of other data points in between. here is michael mckee. michael: we see 419,000 initial jobless claims filed last week. that is interesting. it is up from 360,000, which is a change from the previous week. we have not gotten a revision yet, but it does go the wrong way. 350,000 was the anticipated number. 3,000,200 36,000 continuing claims. that is little bit lo

the joint presser between the two of them moments ago way. we're on it. another big story from washington. jerome powell on the hot side. this time speaking before the senate banking committee to say i see inflation but i don't see it around long. echoing his views that he's thinks it's transitory and not an issue to hike rates. but the price threats are real. the inflation is real, too. ceos, almost universally, sounding the alarm on the issue and according to an axios report acknowledging that this president right now doesn't see it the same way. that is the problem. you see it in the grocery store. you see it at the gas pump. but what can be done if it sticks around even a little while? we'll explore that first with edward lawrence at the white house. >> that's the big word of the day, "inflation." especially the senate banking committee. the democrats and the white house down playing the inflation that we're all seeing here. the federal reserve chairman acknowledging that the inflation is more than he expected. but he does say that it's going to settl

so the whole current government just held this presser, where they presented 26 colombian national -- so basically had 26 attackers but they arrested 15 colombian nationals, let me get the numbers right. they say there were 26 colombians. they have the passport to show it. and 15 of them were arrested. eight of them are on the run. and three are dead. so it's just in, and we're still trying to see what the implications are with such a large contingent of foreign nationals carrying out this operation in haiti. >> so this is the first time i'm hearing this. can you just eruprepeat that? you said 26 colombians? >> reporter: yes. so the prime minister and chief of police brought in the numbers. they claim 26 colombian nationals were involved in the operations. 15 were arrested. and eight would be on the run. three dead. so it still is very fresh, very early to determine what that may entail. but it certainly is an unexpected turn into the detail and what the implications could be, because it is a large contingent of foreign nationals that have carried out this operation. >> is there any m

>> reporter: well, as per the chief of police in the presser, he said that they were expecting to carry on more -- they are still searching for those that are on the run, they're still pursuing them. the issue is that they want the population to be -- to be cooperative and not to seek vigilante justice with regards to these that are still missing in the action. so it's very early to know exactly what are going to be the next steps, but it seems that the scenery mains active and they're still looking for these people. >> all right. harold isaac, i appreciate the update. >>> now to the news we mentioned from pfizer. days after president biden spoke gaining independence from the virus, pfizer says it's seen waning immunity from its coronavirus vaccine and is picking up efforts to develop a booster dose. it's hoeping to seek an emergeny authorization from the fda for a booster dose in august. pfizer is citing data compiled by the israeli government which we've talked about in days past which shows that from may to june 6th as the delta virus spread in israel, the vaccine's efficacy against

and therefore, it makes sense for your us presser to be close to the german chancellor. some people criticize her over her politics. the china saying that like the trade was with this country is more important for her than human rights. i don't know, i am following closely, but that's going to be a dilemma for everybody. and in china's certainly a problem for the western world, because not only are they becoming an industrial competitor, but they are pretty autocratic. what's your take on her reaction when she didn't close the borders and led in like a 1000000 or so? yeah. you know, my 1st reaction was there's a one with a big heart, and i'm sure she was motivated by human compassion. and it, it was, it was clearly a tough political decision for her. but she took a lead. look, i made a lot of tough decisions too, and i hope when people look at my record as president, they say he did what he thought was right and study ground. and so i admired i admire her steadfastness and i was not afraid to make a decision was not afraid to lead. and the world needs leadership that has

. >> you have been listening in live to the usgs presser following this earthquake a couple hours ago. good information there by the usgs representative. 40-plus aftershocs at this hour and felt from san francisco to san jose, to las vegas, to reno, a lot of places in between. what makes this unique, you're seeing video here of the boulders that are coming down. the rock slides here near walker, california, which is the epicenter here. some incredible video of a guy driving here. you can see that dust in the background. that's the hillside, the mountainside of boulders coming down. parts of 395, that freeway, are closed at this hour. let's bring in jeff ranieri. we're talking about what makes this so unique, so many regions felt this. the bay area, the central valley, and big chunks of the state of nevada, which makes it a really fairly interesting here. >> certainly so. and you know, some takeaways there from hearing the usgs expert is, yes, they do, and they have in the past had earthquakes of 5.0 up to about 6.0 in magnitude. but it's only happened a handful of times. you can see t

but present that one with a couple of hours will be in on time, unless probably is going to hold a presser. we'll see if there is any more details that he will. he will give russell said that reporting for us on those was fine in turkey. thank you. wrestle, i ask ends and their families still waiting for special visas to settle in the usa. they are getting increasingly worried about taliban advances in some of the late his fighting. a un office came on the fire and west in afghanistan. we will get more on that with james bay is out for medicaid is are in cobbles, shortly. first, this report is from heidi's, your caster on the more than 200 afghans who have arrived in the united states. the buses carrying for more afghan interpreters and their families, including $57.00 children and 15 babies. arrived at the fort lee military base in virginia on friday morning. this is the 1st place they lay their heads in the us safely away from the taliban, possible retribution for having worked with americans now leaving the war in afghanistan is completely like, i mean, starting new life here. mohammed

the group of men were sitting handcuffed on the floor during the police presser. authorities say 3 suspects were killed by police, eight others so on the run. they haitian president was shot and killed in his home. his wife is incredible condition receiving treatment in south florida. todd: republican sent a letter to the olympic committee raising concerns over athlete protests at the olympics. congressman matt rosen dale wrote that letter saying it is important to stop team usa from becoming divisive. >> folks don't want to see those games politicized. for every one of our athletes to stand on that podium we want them to be as enthusiastic about representing the united states as all of us are in congress. todd: this bars competitors from political expression. the house republicans letter demands to uphold that ruling. carley: turning to the border crisis, border patrol agents arrested 70 illegal migrants found in two texas - houses. agents and local police discovered 40 undocumented individuals in the first stash house was the following afternoon 30 undocumented

which i've noticed in the article now, a white christian man is in the presser.of jail free card. i believe in god, those guys. it's ridiculous. >> greg: it's george washington is racist, and if u.s. foreign policy is racist, and if math is racist, which many in the woke education movement are saying, it may not be the worst thing in the world anymore to be called a racist. we can't import the connotations of pernicious racism of the past. if you defect, you will be tarred with a scarlet letter are, we can't play that game, if it means nothing, we don't have to end conversations because someone played the racist card. it being racist includes practicing the pernicious practice of math >> greg: should i have a list of things i can't say to you? >> yeah. i think the buffet joke was one of them. he makes her write it, he's mean to her, who knows. the idea that if i drop my child off at school, and the teacher kneeled down to the other students and says come he can't tell little tigress dominic tyrus t short and he's not good at catching the ball, you can't tell him

we have audio from the presser in west texas. a look. >> a set of wings and the shape of the letter a. the side pieces represent the road to space and our feather logo is the crossbar. at the top, tiny blue sapphire durham i these folks they are from planet earth and they have a mission to protect this home. that said, oliver, would you join me? [applause] oliver, you have received a special gift from the astronaut perspective. i know you will do good things with it and make the world a better place. congratulations. [applause] so excited for you guys. [laughter] >> i know you want to. >> i will hand you this. i hope this experience will help you continue to do the great things you're doing for humankind. congratulations. [applause] jeff, join me please. [applause] there are few people i know more deserving of this, jeff. i do not know what you will do next, but i cannot wait to watch. congratulations. [applause] wally, would you join me please? [applause] 60 years. i get to pin this on you. >> best pin i have ever had in my life

and therefore, it makes sense for your us presser to be close to the german chancellor. some people criticize her over her politics with china, saying that like the trade with, with this country is more important for her than human rights. i don't know, i'm father that closely, but that's going to be a dilemma for everybody. and in china is certainly a problem for the western world, because not only are they becoming an industrial competitor, but they are pretty autocratic. what's your take on her reaction when she didn't close the borders and led in like a 1000000 or so? yeah. you know, my 1st reaction was there's a one with a big heart, and i'm sure she was motivated by human compassion. and you know, it was i, it was clearly a tough political decision for her. but she took a lead. look, i made a lot of tough decisions too, and i hope when people look at my record as president, they say he did what he thought was right and started to ground. and so i admired i admire her steadfastness and uncle is not afraid to make a decision was not afraid to lead. and the world need

. >> right eamon, some might say looking for attention here i find interesting, presser an hour longyed the longest. what does that say about his stability since taken off those platforms? >> a waning figure politically certainly in terms of main stream media and goes right after them in this press he thinks that those of us who work for large news organizations are biased against him and ultimately are unfair to him. and this is part of his series of complaints. big media and big tech knoll as well >> eamon javers, thank you. >>> just want to note. before we hit noon, central one, we mentioned several times up 5% up about 23% on the week that does it for us. "halftime" starts now. >>> and steep rise in tech thanks, jon. how long a winning trade likely to last for nor money. debate that today with our injechlt committee joining me, good to see everybody today. we begin as we always do a look at stocks and ten year. that remains a very big story. ten year below 130 a short time ago. stocks all over the place for the most part. dow's holding ton a 57-point gain s&p and nasdaq in green

if -- on presser. on -- oppressor. i just try to make that very clear yesterday at cpac.ckly on the final topic, thousands of cubans taking to the streets to demand an end to the dictatorship there. gop leaders warning america could be the next failed socialist experiment. why would any american look at the conditions in cuba and say, hey, let's copy that. 30 seconds to you, sir. >> they don't understand. my it guy at my company, a friend of mine, they can't buy groceries, he doesn't know what to do, he's in the tears every day. you look at cuba, you look at haiti and see the political turmoil they're in, i mean, americans have to realize that we are so lucky to be in this great land and it's the reason why people from all over the world are flocking to be here. i pray for the cuban people and i hope that this nation continues to pray for them. todd: jack brewer, as always, great to have you on the program. looking to seeing you a lot more especially as football season approaches and our giants are potentially somewhat good this year. jack, as always a, thanks. ashley: th

in a presser saturday night officials tried to reassure the public. >> we believe this was an isolated incident, had nothing to do with the game itself tonight, and that it is safe to come down here, and folks can come to tomorrow night's game, catch the last part of the game from tonight, and they will get to see the game tomorrow. >> police have recovered one of the vehicles, but the other remains at large. the two other people wounded in the shooting were associated with the recovered vehicle and are now in the hospital being questioned by police. it's unclear what their exact involvement was in the incident and officials say those individuals were known to law enforcement. a fan who was shot, a female, is expected to recover. san diego padres star fernando tatis jr. thanked everyone who helped after the shooting outside nationals park. he said on twitter, hope everyone is safe, just keep the prayers up, thank you, everyone that helped in the front line. god bless. and as you heard, we had some cnn colleagues who were at the game. one of them is going to be joining us next hour to w

elizabeth: we should point out andrew cuomo got in and me for his pressers on the pandemic last year,them crime built in the 1990s now they are a-wall on murders and homicides of double digit in u.s. cities, where are they tough on crime democrat. >> the tough phone t crime democrat are in control by the left-wing aoc squad group of people in congress and inss the party and they're afraid to speak out even though the majority of americans say that w their problem is safety in crime and that's what they want, we are heading back to the days like 1990 when new york city had 2500 homicides and were seen more innocent people being shot with a former marine in times square as a tourist that got shot on the back and a woman attending the graduation that was killed on the patio by a stray bullet. this country is no longer doing what were supposed to do which is support police and make sure the only people that are afraid of policere other criminals, we know there is a finite number of people to commit crimes. elizabeth: get illegal guns off the street, illegal guns that are bought undergroun

. >> so if you listened to the presser today with dr. the surge now is because are spreading the virus to unvaccinated people. where in truth, that is a rare event. dr. wilenski said that was a rare event, but that was used for the explanation of why vaccinated people need to mask. in case they, perchance, are infected and infect the unvaccinated. but the truth of the matter is that the central problem in the united states right now, the irrefutable problem is that 80 million american adults have made the choice not to get vaccinated. and in order to get the -- and largely the same people don't mask. so, the cdc is in a quandary now. how do you get the unvaccinated to mask? you can't just post signs in restaurants because we cannot tell who is vaccinated and unvaccinated because this administration decided to not pursue vaccine passports. a crucial error now, in order to get the unvaccinated to mask up, you have to tell the vaccinated to mask up. and i think the cdc used this as a convenient way to explain to the people who are very well

. >> julie: we're expecting to hear from the florida governor desantis at the presser.should happen any minute. a big part of the migrant crisis you don't hear about too much. the deportation backlog. the staggering numbers and how they impact border security. the power panel on that next. and on the nation's largest teachers union throwingrt's critics next. but then paul went from no to know. with freestyle libre 14 day, now he knows how food affects his glucose. and he knows when to make different choices. take the mystery out of your glucose levels - and lower your a1c. now you know. try it for free. visit freestylelibre.us ♪♪ (upbeat pop music in background throughout) there's an america we build and one we discover. one that's been tamed and one that's forever wild. but freedom means you don't have to choose just one adventure. ♪ ♪ you get both. introducing the wildly civilized all-new 3-row jeep grand cherokee l. ♪ ♪ >> julie: we'll take this press conference. mayor cava speaking and giving an update on the deadly condo collapse in surfside. >> right around midnig

they've identified the 13 men in a televised presser. all were in active duty over a year ago. general luis navarro said friday. there are questions surrounding the actions of the alleged assassins. the police are looking for five involved in the assassination. and there are a number of discrepancies between the nationals arrested in haiti and those confirmed from the colombian national police here in bogota. while this has happened, while they ordered the colombian international chief to travel to haiti, to follow the investigation on location. for cnn, stefani pozzebon. >>> and more of afghanistan is being seized by the taliban. we'll show you their latest moves now that the u.s. forces are mostly gone. plus the u.s. justice department makes a clear link between president trump and what the words of the former president could lead to next. stay with us. (crash sound & tires squealing) (phone chimes) this is onstar. we've detected a crash from your phone. is anyone injured? i don't think so. good. help is on the way. is there anyone i can call for you? my dad. okay, i'm callin

>> well, the prime minister said it in his presser and also in the steps he's been announcing and theecrees, that the investigation is ongoing and they're trying to find the perpetrators. but he's unclear, actually. the situation is still very unclear and that's part of the reason why everybody's hunkering down because we don't know what do we expect from this new reality and what's dawning on the country. >> the acting prime minister has declared a state of siege in haiti. are you clear on what that actually means? >> well, anderson, a lot of people have been asking actually what that actually means. it's unprecedented in our recent history that such a measure has been taken, but for i guess the american public, the way i could explain it, it's akin of martial law. that means all public liberties are suspended. virtually anyone can get arrested for any reason and house can be searched without warrants. these are the kind of measures we're looking at in the coming hours or days in order to respond to this event. >> harold isaac, i appreciate the reporting. thank you very much. >>> up

the dollar also weaker, starting to roll over after jay powell's presser yesterday, on the longest losingtreak since mid-march. record low real yields earlier in the morning, higher gold prices very much the situation here. but not a lot of drama, which i'm sure jay powell is quite happy about. we do have some economic data. pending home sales for the month of june, month on month down about 1.9%. nonseasonally adjusted year on year, down 1.3%, bang in line with estimates. but you had may revised upwards a little bit. the idea, we know the housing market is on fire, but at some point you are going to hit that law of large numbers, supply constraints as well as price constraints. dani: exactly. if we see pending home sales falling, it is not surprising, as you say, given those constraints. let's dig deeper into those housing numbers. we have carl riccadonna, chief industry economist for bloomberg intelligence, joining us. what do you make of the data we have gotten so far? carl: as we look at the existing home sales numbers or the pending sales of existing homes, we see that the supply con

the police chief identified the 13 men in a televised presser.re ranks range from lieutenant colonel to soldier, and all left active duty over a year ago. general luis fernando navarro said also on friday. but there are still many unanswered questions surrounding the motives and actions that led to moise's assassination. the haitian police announced on friday that they're still looking for five suspects involved in the assassination, and there are discrepancies between the number of colombian nationals that have been arrested in haiti and those that have been confirmed from the colombian national police here in bogota. and while this is happening, the colombian president ordered the colombian national intelligence chief to travel to haiti to follow the investigations on location. for cnn, this is stefano pozzebon, bogota. >>> robert muggah is the co- co-founder of two groups. haiti, as you know well, has had a long and sad history of instability. what do you see as the risks right now of where this could be headed both politically but on the stre

and likelihood being threatened and local and state officials continue to do nothing , but hold pressers and again, elected officials do what they promise they're going to do, it does happen sometimes, like in california they promised to be soft on crime, they promised to decriminalize shoplifting. the list of crimes they're goin to actually enforce it shorter than the list, but they're just going to wave at, so i hate it for the victims, i hate it for the law-abiding citizens, but every now and then you get what you elect and that's what they've done in california. >> part of the issue is that th option is just a buffet of socialism. so it's difficult to even find candidates that represent simpl law and order though there is one in washington state running on just doing his job, for filling his position descriptio therefore district attorney position. >> there are three lawyers on the panel today, harris and i are outnumbered, but what caugh my attention when looking into this segment is the 2014 in 201 that, california passed proposition 47, which were my understanding essentially took

it didn't get discussed much by the presser today is the fact that other countries have their own designs on what is going to happen. the indian foreign secretary -- the indian foreign ministry is in russia. both of those countries have designs on the future of afghanistan. it has never long discussed or engaged in bate that's have begun to do so. you have reports with asia and pakistan. each of the countries as biden stressed will play a role in what happens in the coming months. >> and there is, of course, the concern about what happens to some of the games made by women and young girls in school. something the president talked about. but there was this kind of moment where he said, you know, he was told by a young girl she wanted to be a doctor. if the u.s. leaves, she wouldn't become a doctor. the u.s. wouldn't be able to hold the taliban back at bay. it is a moment that is jarring for me. in some ways it made the argument that the future of fwhim afghanistan is in jeopardy after this withdraw. >> it really is. there is just no denying the advances that have been made in recent years

we understand the cdc presser is starting now. let's listen to what their guidance is. >> provide opening remarks and be happy to take your questions. this is an on the record briefing and not under em bargo. i'd like the o turn the call over. >> thank you for joining us. this pandemic continues to pose a serious threat to the health of all americans. i have said throughout my tenure at cdc that our guidance and recommendations will follow the science in our efforts to protect the health of as many americans as possible. today, we have new science related to the delta variant that requires us to update the guidance regarding what you can do when you're fully vaccinated. the delta variant is showing every day it's willingness to outsmart us and to be an opportunist in areas where we have not showns response against it. delta remains the predom nants variant circulate flg the united states. in recent days, i have seen new scientific data from recent outbreak investigations showing that the delta vary yants behaves differently from p

>> reporter: fred a, as we hear in the presser, fortunately, all the roads that were closed all morningl back open. everything has gone down in a safe way, it seems. what we know about this, and we're learning more from things like that press conference, is this all began overnight. 1:30 a.m., massachusetts state police officer was patrolling a section of i-95. came across two cars in the breakdown lane, according to the police. those cars had individuals around them refueling one of the other cars. those individuals were armed. the police called in backup, and that led to some of those individuals fleeing into the woods and others staying in the vehicles. that precipitated a standoff with police and negotiators and these individuals for hours that has apparently ended with 11 arrests and no violence, fortunately. guns all over the place in this story. guns everywhere in this holiday weekend moment on this busy highway. a very disturbing moment indeed. we still don't know a lot about the motivation of these people. the police said early on that these individuals said the laws of the uni

. >> reporter: that presser was interrupted by protesters. >> to the guy that is blowing the whistle,o 1 america news went back to its top story. >> potential vote fraud. >> reporter: while news max cast the insurrection in a favorable light. >> there was an open door. >> reporter: after the hearing a sympathetic interview with a father and son charged with violent entry and disorderly conduct at the capitol. >> there were officers just inside the doors. nobody was saying anything to anybody. there was no push and shoving going on inside the capitol. >> reporter: in other words news max was saying don't believe the video you just saw with your own eyes. it was right back to an alternative reality today, anderson, and it proves the point that january 6th the big lie of january 6th is still being spread today. >> brian stelter, appreciate it. thanks. up next an update on one of the greatest ever at her sport, simone biles and her future at the tokyo games when we continue. >>> respect from all quarters for u.s. gymnast simone biles

police chief robert conti in a presser today talking to reporters after that shooting last night.port from june 25th. the d.c. council's committee on the judiciary and public safety voted unanimously thursday june 25th in favor of a budget that defunds the metropolitan police department by more than $15 million. a vote that comes after weeks of protests calling for police reform. the funds will instead be diverted to social programs in the city. still it wasn't enough for some groups who wanted to see a whole lot more come out of the budget for the police. the chief was asked about that. >> the mayor has supported me and what it is i am trying to do here. she has said ha chief. whatever overtime you need make sure you use whatever it is you need. i appreciate that from the mayor. here's the thing, that does not solve all problems. the reality is we have a shrinking workforce, 200 and some officers less this year than what i had last year. >> calls for defund the police helping you? >> i don't think that those calls are helping right now. >> bret: just to point out that fox 5 artic

>> sorry, it's my first presser. you mentioned mr. banks and mr. jordan not being allowed on -- but at the same time, given that mr. jordan is a ranking member and mr. banks also is a leader of a large caucus, mr. davis is also -- or representative davis is also a ranking member and speaker pelosi didn't object to him. and representative nells also voted to object, along with representative banks and representative jordan. why do you think there was a difference between her objecting to representative banks and jordan as opposed to representative davis and -- >> i don't know, but she has raskin who objected and asked for an impeachment, too. i don't know if the objections matter, because her members have objected before. >> leader mccarthy, the large bus with the gear on it, that's a finding from the senate report. that's exactly what they -- >> yeah. >> -- investigated. what do you want to find out? who locked the bus? why didn't they have the gear there? >> wasn't the answer just they were incompetent? what more do we need to know about it. >> wh

women's soccer team at a postgame presser -- we spoke to megan rappinoe, and she feels like there's nolso unfortunate. anna: what do we know about the opening sentiment? for those who are really serious about sport, sometimes they comment that the opening ceremony can be a bit of a distraction for them. others see it as a time when you are really interested to see what kinds of statements will be made. what do we know about what is happening around that ceremony? >> yeah, there has been some controversy. we had the organizers firing the creative director of the organizing ceremony, just yesterday, one day before the opening ceremonies, so again, some controversy here in tokyo, but the fact that we are expected to welcome about 950 people in the stands today -- i'm about to go in shortly myself, officials and journalists, so we get to go in, but there will be no spectators -- just regular spectators, ticketed spectators. we do have some vips coming. that number has dwindled, though. we know u.s. president joe biden is not attending. instead, first lady jill biden is representing the uni

we will hear from tammy presser. you have two minutes. >> i am tammy presser. resident of san francisco for 22 plus years and resident of mission districttor 20. as homeowner omission street since 2009. i served on the board of directors for the condo organization. they have helped me with my planning issues. it is harder and harder. they are some much the most caring people i know. they understand what it means to not merely reside here but to live in the mission district, part of the dna. i have seen them and witnessed them create friendships and al lies they meet on the streets. they will speak in spanish or english. they are wonderful people. they faced more hurdles than most of us can imagine. they have leveraged all assets, emotionally, physically, financially. they are focusing time and energy on the process. i beg you please do not penalize them for following the rules as crazy as the rules may be and how quickly they can evolve. please don't force them to leave their home and this community that they spent so much time and effort. this does no one any

with or not you are oppressed or in a no presser category.ever you are irrespective of the color of your skin. the problem is that we teach our kids and how we teach america to them is what america becomes in the next generation. we need to be teaching them about our actual history including our shortcomings but also how we've overcome them. we've talked for a decade about all of the weeks we've hung short of our ideals that we have forgotten what those ideals are in the first place. i think that that is going to be a much more successful approach rather than just talking about banning critical race theory or criticizing critical race theory. we need to move onto the next step of this epic education and that void. >> john: we have you on all the time here on fox. i've never asked you this question. have you yourself ever experienced racism question what you tell your children about that? >> i have experienced racism personally. it's been from people of multiple different races from who had experienced racism. growing up in ohio and that's whe

we were disrupted by that presser.have been found near a school in british columbia. it's the latest discovery of unmarked burial sites that hold hundreds of indigenous children. u.s. interior secretary deb holland remind us this is also an echo of america's past. i have to tell you, reading about this was so devastating to me. some studies suggest by 1926 over 80% of native american children were essentially kidnapped and put in these reform schools. they were beaten for speaking for languages. they were sexually abused, some of them died trying to escape. how do we reconcile with this past? people ask, why do we hate america. this is the real american history we have to talk about. >> thank you. tiffany, first and foremost, thank you for talking about this topic. also, thank you to the secretary for bringing this up in a structural institutional way. the first and foremost is they're going to continue to find bodies, we're going to continue to find these graves. they're going to find thousands of them. i attended the

what did you take away from jay powell's presser today, particularly when it comes to tapering? >> i agree with you that emphasis on the employment picture came across, when that question was asked, he went to employment first. i don't know if you can read a lot into that speaking but it strikes me that employment is front of mind on the part of the committee. i think the committee has sort of an image of the pre-covid picture of 3.5% unemployment and participation was substantially above where it is today and i think that that is what they are really aiming for is to try to return to that world as quickly as possible. kathleen: let's listen to something else jay powell said because it struck me that he said we have got to see the improvement in jobs but he's also saying despite the fact that there is a delta variant which he said creates risks, that this stronger job is not just an outlook that it is coming soon. let's listen to this. >> we are clearly on a path to a very strong neighbor market with high participation, low unemployment, high employment, wages moving up across t

they would choose to do it over and have a press conference that presser. >> where they told the truthe if democrats really wanted to do that if they cared about roads and bridges, they wouldn't just try to biggie back with that and every wish mick, thank you. good to have you on. >> we have been showing you the 10-year yield. we did break below that level in just the past few moments. we are watching that very closely. getting jim cramer's take. we are seeing futures dip a little lower that yield curve gets flatter and flatter all trading lower. we'll be right back. we made usaa insurance for members like martin. an air force veteran made of doing what's right, not what's easy. so when a hailstorm hit, usaa reached out before he could even inspect the damage. that's how you do it right. usaa insurance is made just the way martin's family needs it with hassle-free claims, he got paid before his neighbor even got started. because doing right by our members, that's what's right. usaa. what you're made of, we're made for. ♪ usaa ♪ that building you're trying to sell, we're made for. - you

also with the impending tropical storm elsa that's barrelling down on florida when we came into this presserg now. we will keep tabs on this as the day goes forward. >>> now we turn to the ongoing debate over the telling of america's history. former new orleans mayor mitch landrew garnered praise for his campaign to rid the city of confederate monuments. >> instead of celebrating the confederacy, we can celebrate new orleans and set the tone for the next 300 years. the confederacy was on the wrong side of history and humanity. it sought to tear apart and you gate our fellow americans to slavery. this is a history we should never forget and one we should never, ever again put on a pedestal to be revered. >> he gave that incredible speech as the last of four confederate statues in new orleans was being rightfully put into the dumpster of history. today mitch landrew is the founder and president of e pluribus unit working to fight systemic racism nationwide and fulfill the promise of equal justice for all. he joins me now. mayor, great to see you. thank you for coming to the subbed show. >> goo

masks, so, i mean, it makes no sense at all and that point was made the day before yesterday in a presser by some of my colleagues, but you get the idea it's not based on science. there's certainly a political dynamic, but it's the wrong message to send if we're trying to encourage people to get vaccinated we should be demonstrating that faith in the vaccine, which is pretty much most of the members have been vaccinated and so, why make this statement now when we're trying to incentivize people and encourage them. alicia: what do you think about schools? we're headed back in a month or so and what to do in los angeles county, for example, they're going to implement masks indoors for kids. >> well, i have school age children and so, this has been a really an issue of-- i've been watching very, very closely and my concern is, the damage that we're doing potentially to a generation of children. you think well, it's only going to affect, it's only a year. and when a child is out for a week, it takes two or three weeks to remediate. imagine if you lost an entire year, how long would it take to

>> i think the presser is just going to be ratcheted up on them, between the filibuster of the for them the new voter suppression efforts in texas. how much more evidence do you knee that republicans are going to do whatever they can to make it harder to vote? and we can build roads and bridges in the infrastructure plan, but if our infrastructure, our democracy, is falling apart, it is not going to mean much going forward. so this is an existential fight for democracy. i totally agree with matt. it needs to be prioritized overall other issues, because when i talked to bet owe o'rourke recently he said if we don't have voting rights there's no other tradition in the senate that's going to matter. so this issue really trumps everything else. >> kim, hillary clinton has weighed in, writing this on "democracy docket." the fight for voting rights is the fight for our democracy. quote, when the people make their voices heard in an election, we should respect the results. these aren't partisan statements. they're attributes of a functioning democracy. now is the time for anyone who cares abo

. >> they really are, in fact the white house trying to downplay the inflation pressers that are outhe says it's going to have to in quarters, not months. we're not talking about this year, year over year inflation 5.4 percent for all goods we haven't seen that since 2008 but when you take out core inflation when you take out gas and food prices, 5.5 percent year-over-year, we've not seen that kind of inflation since november of 1991 when the queen of england became the first monarch to address a joint session of congress. jerome powell also downplaying the transitory effects of inflation saying it will come back down, settle down when bottlenecks in the supply chain clear up, but he was pressed on that today and take you to what extent is the federal reserve willing to see consumer prices increase before intervention is necessary. >> we will see that inflation are remaining high and remaining materially higher above our target for a period of time and it is threatening to operate expectations and create we would change our policy. >> the bottom line as nothing changes for the federa

that same presser, it was senator cory booker who named this hypocrisy.resident who openly admitted that i have smoked weed. but at the same time, we have people in this country namely black and brown people specifically, low-income populations, veterans, that are bearing the scene of a criminal krix for doing things that honestly half of the last form presidents have admitted to doing. the last thing, we also have to recognize that our federal employees, they are still going to be subjected to drug testing. that's still not protected this in this bill. how this is going to work, it's being very selective with not including all impacted individuals. so we have also recognize that as well. >> we're way over time, but i just want to say, a majority of americans support the legalization of marijuana. so i hope folks can get on boshd. did you want to weigh in before we move on? >> despite how they sound that only the democrats want to pass it on the left-hand side, there's a lot of sport on the right as this as well. you see folks like matt gaetz recognize tw

presser, police chief speaking again. >> here at 14th and riggs, we still only look at the individualsis. and up to a $10,000 reward for anyone who has information related to the shootings that occurred here last night, i just want to echo my comments, i've been talking to business owners along the way. i've been talking to residents along the way, and people are really mad as hell right now, and i don't blame them. i am too. that's the reality coming in the other reality is i think that people are sick and tired of being sick and tired, i think that people want to ensure that there is accountability for what is happening in our communities. when these individuals are caught, somebody please look at those images, look at that vehicle. if you recognize i vehicle and who was operating a vehicle, please call us. 202- -- or text as an honest belief 250411. in my formal statement i will answer any questions you might have at this minute. yes, right here. >> reporter: the woman that spoke with you, in the community, she is not seeing like we are seeing here today, what would you say to peopl

they are seen here handcuffed on the floor during a police presser. she is currently receiving treatment in south florida. the "new york times" defends the teacher who played this sexual education video to first graders. she showed it while she was at a health and wellness director at the dalton school in new york city. parents became outraged and she ultimately resigned. but the "new york times" defended the lesson tweeting pornography literacy classes are supposed to teach students how to critically assess what they see on the screen. a powerful 6.0 magnitude earthquake rocks hillsides and mountain tops along the california-nevada border. officials say the epicenter came south of lake tahoe people as far as san francisco and las vegas felt it the quake sent boulders flying in the middle of an interstate. some cars were hit but thankfully no one was hurt. guys, send it down to you. will: thank you, carley. conservative from across the country are headed to texas this weekend for cpac 2021. the theme? america uncanceled. brian: fort worth ainsley to i

leonard leo will know, they said, where to find money to hold a presser for a failing nominee.hat's from one bush aide to another. they go on, we probably don't want the fed soc, federalist society, paying for it, but he might know some generous donor. end quote. leo's official fed soc biostill online today boasts that he organized the outside coalition efforts in support of the roberts and alito u.s. supreme court nominations. the goal, of course, was to change the court. the court changed. under chief justice roberts, the court's republican-appointed majority served up scores of partisan 5-4 decisions delivering partisan win after partisan win to identifiable republican donor interests. even before the republican majority expanded to six, that run of wins reached 80 -- 80 partisan 5-4 decisions, a judicial rout, favoring very happy donors. when donald trump assumed office, the federalist society gatekeeper role became even more obvious and even more toxic. you may recall that dark money emperor charles koch made waves when he told his right-wing network he could support neith