rick: it is certainly risky. maybe we have no choice because they are the de facto government of afghanistan, but these are people who are not particularly trustworthy. as president biden said, they are not good guys. the trust is beyond anything they could have potentially earned. the question is whether they will -- they knew about the attack or allowed for it. just on the question of whether they can be held to their word, this is not a group that has engendered confidence on the world stage. there's a potential for them to become a pariah state if they don't respect women's rights, the rights of minorities or afghan citizens who want to leave. there's been no indication that a new and improved taliban even cares how they are seen on the international stage. they don't think about that in the same way. maybe as they are inheriting a different economy, they take the leadership in a different way but this is difficult. you saw questioning moments ago about whether the taliban was provided a list of americans who

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it will go mari, rick, ray, and tim. mari: when reagan finished speaking i decided to nip out the head to not get underfoot and move with the group. i was 20 feet to 30 feet in front of the president. i passed by the rope line. i was almost at my car. maybe i was at the car. i heard pop pop pop. it sounded like fireworks. i had never been around violence before. i had never heard much of guns before. i did not know what it was. the secret service agents -- i was bewildered. then i saw what was happening and reagan being pushed into the car. the secret service agent driving my car screamed at me to get into the car. then we screeched out of the circle. i had ridden over there with jim brady, a fabulous guy, well loved in the white house. i was going, where is jim? where is jim? as we made the turn through the circle, i looked out the window on his side of the car and saw him face down in blood. just to talk about that right now since -- sends chills through me and is a very upsetting memory. i realized what was going on.

i want to messenger rick ahearn part of the staff. we've always had a big conflict of the staff, that inner perimeter team of agents around the president is there for a reason. we often ask the staff to stay out of it so we have the room to work. the reagan staff was great at that. they with give us the room to work. the president obviously is not going to declare war on anyone walking from the hotel to the car but that's the room we needed to do our job. so we had a great relationship at an early time with the president's staff, rick, all of his folks, and it did help that day to allow us to do our job to save the president, the chariot and ray were right there to load him into the car and the rest of us did what we had to cover and evacuated u ate the president. so lessons learned. thank god he did go on to serve two terms as president. the country is better for it. >> we cannot take anything for granted. people learned much by that event. why don't we have metal detectors? as i mentioned, the people who were the big detractors, all

fox meteorologist rick reichmuth is tracking it live. rick.etting tons of rain from this storm. brooklyn saw over six inches of rain last evening and central park at one point last night saw just undertwo inches of rain in an hour. that broke the all-time record for the most rain in an hour. a lot of moisture obviously with the hurricane. the air can hold more moisture when it's a warm air mass like it is in a hurricane. that is why you see the downpours are so extreme. you get the idea with the heavy rain inside of new york city and across brooklyn has moved into parts of new jersey where we're seeing a lot of flooding into new jersey as well. the center of this storm is off the shore kind of in rhode island and connecticut. you notice it is to the east of rhode island. i don't think we'll see a landfall of rhode island, probably the worst of the winds not in long island but the worst of that in far east connecticut and towards rhode island. that is where the storm surge will be. a lot of rain ahead. a big swath of two to four inches, a lot o

now, rick, why are we seeing growth in this sector? and more importantly, can you explain the difference between a value based health care system and what is known as a volume based health part 2, question. the 1st one is because america's health care system is in disarray. it's fragmented, it doesn't work, and that it's not. and that's acknowledged worldwide. in fact, look at any survey and you will find that of all developed countries in the world. ours is the least effective and the most costly. so we pay the most amount of money for health care in america compared to almost every developed country. and we come in 30 of place every year among those 30 developed countries. that's not a good track record. so what does that mean? we need to come up with a change. the change seems to be a direction toward value care, as opposed to volume care. what is volume care? volume care is what? unfortunately, we're used to. it's a transactional effect between a doctor and a patient. you break your ankle and you go to the doctor and he charges you

rick sanchez. we have a pack show today to dive right in and we lead the program with a follow up on china's ongoing crackdown of domestic business. the chinese state council and communist party central committee released the document late wednesday, laying out their blueprints for the next 5 years. now the, the paper says officials would quote, actively work on legislation in several areas, including national security technology and monopolies. it adds the government will look to provide healthy development of new business forms with good laws and good governance related to the digital economy, internet finance, big data, and a series of other tax fields. as we have seen in recent weeks, investors are keeping a close eye on the regulatory landscape in china after the nation find e commerce giant alibaba. $2800000000.00 back in april. take an issue with competitive practices of big tech firms and mandate cybersecurity reviews of companies listed on foreign markets. the most high profile of which is

but maybe that's the way markets thinks too farmer jim, do you have a question for rick? >> thanks, judge rick, always good to have you on >> thanks >> a few weeks ago the guy labeled me mr. financials because i got bullishish on citi, goldman sachs when you tell me you are marginally negative on it that catches my attention. it's all -- everybody seems to think it's about net interest margin but the fed supported cni loans ticked up. seeing revolving criticing up. share buybacks, loan loss reserve reversals. i think there is more to the story than net interest marj j >> before you answer that, he is mr. all-in he was mr. financials. now he is mr. all-in >> i'll take that >> already said. he like tripled down on it too, rick >> i'm not backing off that. >> so, i see the point is well taken. the buyback story is real. i think there is a couple of things, everything comes at a price. when you get multiples to a certain level and it's really hard you think about the ability to generality r.o.e. trading at a couple times tangible book value and what the r.o.e, 15, 16% but you

rick reich muth, thank you very much. -- rick reichmuth. thank you very much. a number of breaking news stories to report. this week it was the face of weakness seen across the world, joe biden cowering at the podium, cowering to the taliban as he defended his plan to keep the terrorist deadline to cut and run out of afghanistan. >> you know as well as i do that the former president made a deal with the taliban that he would get all american forces out of afghanistan by may 1. no, no, no, wait a minute. i'm asking you a question. is that accurate? i think they have an issue that people are likely to get hurt, some as we've seen have gotten killed and that it is messy. maria: abandoning the bagram air base before all americans were out of the country also meant opening up two prisons that were full of thousands and and thousands of hard core terrorists. those same terrorists, one of my first guests this morning and many of their colleagues, put their lives on the line to put behind bars. joining me right now are afghanistan veterans turned lawmakers florida cong

i should let ray speak now, i think. >> yeah, rick. is a thanks. i look at this as teamwork obviously, and bill green who is thee secret service advance and you, and i must say that we had an excellent working relationship on the detail with the political side of it, and it makeslr everybody's job easier. bill green would go around the ballroom and check every nook and cranny and entrance and exit and being at a lunch. the food service, and a myriad of things that you can imagine dealing with hotel, and hotel security issues. a lot of it bill green learns, and he calls and briefs me on it so i will know exactly what we are doing, and if there is any problems. we depend a lot on the intelligence division as well to provide any information about anybody who might be a threat to the president or attending the eventt that could conceivably b a problem. maybe somebody in the hotel, and it is going very deeply. timmy, you might want to chime in onn this as well if you have thoughts. it is very involved and a tremendous amount of detail. >> what i remembe

rick santelli with the latest auction results there. as we mentioned, we're seeing yields slide on the back of that strong demand and those results. going to take a quick break but we're going to get more reaction right after this to what we just heard from the fed's robert kaplan we're keeping an eye on markets, hanging on to record high trading here we'll talk about the latest inflation data kaplan's belief about what the fed should do here and one of my next guests, who says they should move to early next year. we're always watching shares of tled up turning lower, down 3% after beating estimates on its second quarter results, giving an upbeat forecast and we're going to havethe ceo here to talk exclusively about the quarter, their path to profitability and the impact of covid. look forward to that a little later this hour. we're back in a moment hey lily, i need a new wireless plan for my business, but all my employees need something different. oh, we can help with that. okay, imagine this... your mover, rob, he's on the scene and n

rick carhart with cal fire. thank you. now we want to go to our chief meteorologist bill martin, with more on those red flag conditions bill that i mentioned that will extend through tomorrow. yeah, here's the deal with the dixie fire. i mean, they're the weather is not great, but it isn't red flag warning winds or heat. it's really about multiple years of drought and we've got incredibly dry fuels and so this fire the reason this fire's going off like it is because we've got two years of drought under our belt. there's like almond. our there is quincy are greenville. pardon me, and then here's paradise. i know this i grew up ran off all through these hills. now let me tell you there's not a lot of accesses all logging roads back in here. the fire has spread like this. this is the feather river canyon. right here. the federer gets us or that's uh, what is that route 70 that's closed by the way, but the fire has been spreading this way, and it's basically gone on unmatched because it's hard to get in there to fight it at al

rick? you are close to the president, you saw this, when he came back 11, or 12 days later, and as time went on, how do you think this changed his presidency, and how do you think it changed his relationship with the american people? i know these are big questions, and how do you think it affected him on a daily basis? i know we said he got past it. but it affects you. >> he did say, or he wrote, that he was devoting the rest of his life to god because he felt that god was responsible for his survival. once it became known house severely wounded he had been. he also, i think wray would know this better than i, he also dedicated himself to his physical conditioning as well and spent a lot more time working out, strengthening his chest for the remainder of his presidency, i believe. and i think the most important effect it had on him and people there in the library, would know better than i about this but his relationship with god strengthen significantly. i agree w i agree with that. and eve

and whether it is honorable or disgraceful, rick? >> i mean, if you agree that we need to leave, and you agree that the mission was accomplished long ago, that we're not there to nation build, then i don't understand what is dishonorable about it. is it happening faster than we would like? yes. but it is still the right decision and i think the american people regard it as the right decision. i don't understand the question. i don't see the analogy to vietnam as comparable. >> let me play for all of you. >> rick -- >> go ahead, mark. >> i'm sorry. rick, i think you're missing something here and it is hard for me to disagree with you. but there are -- >> everybody else does. i don't know why -- >> there are ways to exit that wouldn't have exacerbated the problems there. for example, the commitment to withdrawal could have been coupled with a commitment to continue to use u.s. air power in support of the afghans and not just with deadline. we've always known and said that is the capability the ansf don't have. that would have allowed f

better read on the quarter rick, welcome back to "mad money. >> hey, jim.u today. >> rick, you figured out out what we all want is an oil company that doesn't spend honest means and returns it to shareholders could you please explain to people how unusual that is but how quickly others are adopting it it's what we want. >> we've been listening to investor, jim. this has been a hot topic for a couple of years. historically energy companies outspent and we actually took every dollar of cash flow coming in and turned around and reinvested in the business and sometimes we collectively borrowed even money to spend it more than cash flows so what we have today is a brand-new -- a brand-new world and the paradigm is shifting, it's amazing and so for us at devon we're at the point now where you're looking at 20% free cash flow yield and we are returning that to shareholders we've not only implemented the variable dividend concept where we have a fixed difficult dent b -- dividend we paid down debt and thoughtful to aour approach >> you have some of the most premier

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this is a political failure. >> will: rick grenell always good to hear from you.nk you, rick. >> thank you, will. >> will: former navy seal and the man who killed usama bin laden rob o'neill. i want to start with this, a report out today, it's in the washington examiner it's by tom rogan and it says that major general christopher donahue of the united states military has said to his british counterpart hey, could you stop what you are doing? you are beginning to embarrass the united states of america. in other words, stop kicking ass, stop going from and saving your people because you are making us look bad in what's your response, rob? >> hey, good to talk with you, will, thanks for having me, my response is simple. i'm a big believer in the acronym kiss. keep it simple, stupid. and i was talking to another seal team 6 operator with whom i served for 20 years. i'm going to call him tiny. and tiny told me the response. here's how you get the americans out. tiny smash with hammer. and that's it. and i have nothing but love for the brits and germans and french who h

you heard rick's comments. when you do want to byron binhood, if you do, at these levels, it's because you feel as though the future is brighter. what does robin hood have to turn into to make it more of an attractive longer term secular story? >> i think it has to turn into the charles schwab of this generation i think robinhood, they picked a great name passing the baton from the rich to the not yet wealthy is really good marketing tool. dom, remember heading into the stock it ripped higher surged 50% this year far outperforms the smh. it was only about 5% from the all-time high. now in the after hours heading higher here turning to the results, beats on the bottom or the top. q3 guide darns that's expectations of 6.5 billion. 67% versus expectations of 66% spoke with matt bryson at wed wedbush. it was better than street expected there were high expectations hanging to this print though matt says. this stock trucking higher right now. there's still as matt says some concern about whether that farm acquisition

hey, rick. rick: take a look at the map and show you what's going on.public and in towards haiti and a lot of time over cuba. that doesn't give the chance -- the storm any chance to strengthen, so lots of time to monitor that one. just be on alert. we are heading in towards this really active part of the hurricane season and we have that going on. so far, storms not that strong, this is tropical depression fred. will probably become tropical storm and make landfall monday afternoon across the far western pennsylvania -- florida peninsula. all right. here is the radar right now. you see the scattered showers around parts of south florida. it front moving northeast going to be great news for storms get through behind it way drier air. the humidity will be gone and see temperatures really improve. and then out across part of the southwest. take a look at this. another incredible bought of rain especially parts of minnesota and amazing man sunni season causing certainly flooding there as well. all right that is back to you inside. >> thank you, rick. rachel

state democratic lawmaker, senator rick scott congress and michael mccaul, mike huckabee, the daily caller vince coglianese and just secretary chad wolf, we have more details on the charges brought against governor cuomo, also in a pre-recorded response governor cuomo attacked investigators and his accusers, we have that in this story, a growing number of workers unions and teachers unions say no to a vaccine mandate, that is setting up a battle between president biden and his allies, we have more on the distributed mysterious findings from housese republica, about what exactly is going on at the wuhan lab in china before hethe outbreak. it may have occurred earlier than we thought, we have a lot on that, growing on democrats to investigate the origins of the pandemic. plus the deadline is fasto approaching, the far left democrats remain defiant, is this putting in jeopardy three and half trillion dollaris reconciliation bill with what

rick, so great to see you.lesson here from this episode that you went through for the last, you know, 16 months of your life? >> john, thanks for having me on this morning. i had to say i'm quite relieved. my lawyers debra katz and lisa banks working close with the office of special counsel to reach this resolution and move forward. no one anywhere in the world, john, should have to endure an experience that my family and i had to experience just for telling americans the truth, just for trying to save lives. the lesson that we learned in this experience is truth matters and science matters, and it's really important that people are able to speak up and speak truth to power. and if truth is on your side, the science is on your side, that is how we're going to win this outbreak, get it behind us, and save lives for future pandemics as well. >> i mean, you ended up not getting your old job back. do you have a level of vindication now? >> well, certainly we are appreciative of the resolution with the office of spe

good among, rick. -- morning, rick.ime of year we see storms develop and some of our models indicating at least one of these likely to develop into something pretty significant. we're going to be watching some of this maybe get closer towards the coastal areas of the eastern seaboard, sometime latter part of this week, so plenty of time to watch it. just heads up, everyone across the area. we're heading towards the peak of hurricane season. all right, guys, back to you. pete: thank you, rick. ashley: okay. so today is international cat day, and we are celebrating right here on "fox & friends." pete's cat storm is here. plus, todd piro is live in new jersey having breakfast with friends all morning long. he's having a good old time. ♪ ♪ i'm so glad you're ok, sgt. houston. this is sam with usaa. do you see the tow truck? yes, thank you, that was fast. sgt. houston never expected this to happen. or that her grandpa's dog tags would be left behind. but that one call got her a tow and rental... ...paid her claim... ...and w

thank you very much, rick. alicia. >> the last 24 hours, about 8,000 people on about 60 flights evacuated from kabul airport. since this effort began at the end of july, about 30,000 people all told on our military flights and on charter flights that we helped organize and get out of the airport. >> secretary of state assent anthonyblinken defending the wil from afghanistan as thousands of americans remain stranded. we're also getting reports of taliban gangs beating u.s. citizens. the president expected to update the nation today at 4:00 p.m. eastern after meeting with his national security team. white house correspondent jacqui heinrich has more from the north lawn. >> reporter: we are not sure exactly what the president is going to say today. the big announcement from the white house so far has been that that he will meet with the g-7 leaders on tuesday but the president has been under pressure to square some of his statements that he made earlier in the week where the rhetoric did not match the reality on t

hey, rick. rick: griff, interesting storm. we're starting to see the center of this become defined.ite are looks down on earth and sees, this is the infraif red satellite, also -- infraif red satellite. still not getting its act together so far is. we do expect that to happen over the next number of hours as it moves over really warm water and expected to get to major hurricane strength. that means hurricane warnings in effect anywhere you see the red, and when it makes landfall at a cat 4, cat 3 hurricane, it's going to take a lot of time before it diminishes in strength below that 74 mile-an-hour range. it is where we're looking at for storm surge. the worst of it is where it comes onioning shore and to the right. that said, remember the little towns in here, morgan city, homa that are going, necessarily -- or absolutely need to be evacuated because those towns will not be able to handle the storm surge, about 10-15 feet, that will move far inland as well. storm surge is going to happen across parts of mississippi and alabama, maybe the panhandle of florida, but that won't be the

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rick reichmuth is previewing the storm. rick, what do you have? tell you, the storm way down here off the coast of kind of georgia and the carolinas. rip currents are going to be a big issue all up and down the eastern seaboard for the next number of days, so if you're still out on one of the beaches on the eastern seaboard, be very careful. a 70 mile-an-hour storm is beginning to make this right-hand turn headed off towards the north. all of the model guidance that we look at getting in better agreement yesterday. there was one batch pulling it either off the coast, one batch pulling it toward the coast, now most of them are giving us better info this we're going to have some sort of landfall, that red line there that you see, that's center of the line from the national hurricane center. this is the cone, however. you also want to watch time as we move out in time the disparity can be a little bit larger, so the cone becomes a little bit larger along with that. could be looking at landfall maybe up around rhode island. we're going to have big imp

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but isn't that rear view looking , rick? and right now, what will you be focusing on as you assess the delta variant risk here? >> yeah, i mean clearly people are still going to the theme parks. they are masking up and it's required now, when it wasn't earlier in the summer, and the cruises, they just got started basically this week, so everything got delayed not at the same pace, but you are see ing a case where the delta variant, it may slow things down but you can't just stop disney the way they did last year. it took so long to get everything going again, it's not the kind of machine you could stop, so i think they will be able to adapt and adjust and there's a great big beautiful tomorrow until there isn't. liz: well, okay. i get that. we're expecting $0.55 a share on revenue of about 16.7 billion but rick, let me follow-up with that. how do you know they aren't going to do a self-imposed some sort of capacity limit once again, and then the cruise ship piece of this , is a huge question mark. is it not? >> yeah the crui

rick and i switched off.ing this throughout the course of the day. the center of circulation is off to the west of grand aisle. the grand aisle's been getting it for a couple of hours many we have the inner and outer eyewall, two areas where there's powerful winds at the moment and lightning on the south side of the eyewall, areas where it's been powerful so far. now that this has run on-ground, still moving to the northwest at 13 miles an hour, beginning to slow down. that's going to be the story, not just over the next couple hours but all the way to tomorrow morning, this will stay a powerful storm. it's going to slow down. as it slows down, that gives more time for damage to pile

putting millions at risk of losing their home later on will analyze the situation with our very own rick sanchez for in fact. so today, dive right in and we lead the program with another back and forth between china in the united states. this time over the listing of equities, as beijing has continued its crackdown on share sold overseas on friday, the securities and exchange commission and now it will require chinese companies looking to list on exchanges in the us to disclose the risk of government interference in their business and further explain their legal structures. these firms must also reveal if chinese regulators denied them permission to lift on us exchanges. now, with american markets sitting at or near record highs, chinese listings in the country have reached a record $12800000000.00 so far in 2021 according to data from or affinity data. now the increase scrutiny comes after ride sharing giant dd global wet public on the new york stock exchange at the end of june, shortly after beijing took issue with the company due to concerns over cyber security practices. and in the a

that jobs number sent bond yield tumbling again the ten year is back around 1.2%, rick santelli joins us now. what does your crystal ball tell you? >> reporter: it's a tale of two numbers, tyler as steve pointed out 330,000 was a huge disappointment on adp and jobs, jobs, jobs is what it's all about. the second thing is the service sector and the service sector rang the victory bell. it started out in 1997 let's go to day one and the highest on that chart gave us a big u turn to the white board in july of 2020 if we dipped down to 112.5. but once we saw the service sector, boom, it bounced along with the other markets very close attention to the jobs side we have lots of logistics going on big hedge funds. it takes months and months and months to assimilate positions and the way they come off is important. this was a catalyst. if you consider bunds and tens both flirting with fresh six-month low yields today's midpoint is right around 1.1 1.17 look for slightly higher yields even though the medium bias is for lower rate we close under that 112.5. >> wow, 1% >> rick, thank you for brea

well and rick, here's the thing. i mean, we obviously know that, you know, government at all times isn't work the way that it's intended in that situation. but the white house dot contending that this should all just be done on the local level, because obviously here in washington, they can't get anything done. now, that would seem to make sense. they would understand the plate of the people in their states and in their areas more say the federal government does, but doesn't that risk in a polarized political climate that we live in today? doesn't that risk being left behind? oh no, i know exactly where you're going and other words, if you try and do it that way, then republican states are going to be all macho and stuff and say, no, we're not going to give any handouts to anybody. the democratic states are, by that i mean, where they have legislatures that are democratic or governors, other democratic, they're just going to get the farther away because, you know, they want to be in a situation where they get more vo

rick hassan has an article called trump is planning a more respectable coup the next time. he joins me now. depending on you for analysis for years and years and years, and i've noticed that you have been as unnerved by the revelations about what clark was up to as i have been and explain why that is. >> well, i'm just saying i was worried during the period between the time we held the election and january 20th when trump should have left office, because there was so many places in which someone could try to mess with our system. our electoral system doesn't treat all voters call. it's the mechanics we use for transmitting each state's votes into those electoral college votes. gives lots of room for people to mess with the results. what we saw the revelations that have come out over the haas few weeks regarding jeffrey clark is that trump was prepared to push a wacky theory that was actually having potential to make a difference and could have been at the very least caused a stalemate in congress where we have had a president voted on on january 6th or january 7th after the

rick, let me start with you. you have parts of the right, including the former president lionize-ing ashli babbitt as a martyr, as an innocent victim of police violence. and yet as you argued on twitter today. donald trump killed ashli babbitt. >> yes. mehdi hasan, thank you for having me, first off. but the actions that happened that day were not in a vacuum, they were motivated, they were directed, they were pushed. they were told where to go and what to do by donald trump. they were allowed to live in this conspiracy bubble, and fox news, provided in this bubble, and told him the big lie over and over again. they live in this facebook environment and facebook never moderated the fact that they were being told that wizard aliens control america and that if they don't do this they will become enslaved and become marxist. this is a toxic myths mix that led people like her to the capital. it's a tragedy that she was killed but let's look at the responsibility, it's at the people that organized that rally, like don

fed president james bullard and reaction from blackrock's rick rieder the s&p 500 hit another recordg tlo 3o se at the open "squawk box" will be right back. you founded your kayak company because you love the ocean- not spreadsheets. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly delivers quality candidates matching your job description. visit indeed.com/hire >>> some of the biggest names in tech plan to spend billions on cyber security following a high-profile visit at the white house. eamon javers joins us with more. good morning, eamon. >> good morning, his is a. president biden yesterday telling ceos of the nation's largest companies they have the responsibility to do more when it comes to cyber security and convening this session at the white house in the east room to really work on the public/private partnership between government and the private sector in terms of this wave of ransomware and other cyber security attacks that we've seen over the past year or two. you see tim cook and other top ceos in the country at the meeting yesterday. in the

let's bring in rick santelli with more thoughts on the breakout in rats, rick, the breakdown in the dollar, and what's going on with the risk in the move here? >> i do think if you look at this week or indeed the last week and a half, you've heard a short term breakdown look at the two-week chart we're about ready to close at a two-week high for 10s, at a two-week high for 30 we need to be careful here i think the major resistance is still slightly above the market, right under 140. let's keep it simple the bottoms in 2012 and 2016 were in the high 130s and even though we've snuck up a couple weeks from 112 up to today's high of 134 which is a technical level. in addition it's the 50 day moving average comes in at 1.33% on 10s let's look at it since the beginning of july. you can see how it's moved higher, but the key here is international, all global rates are going higher look atboones. oh, 1 month high look at the uk guild, two week high as we go into the fed speak that's coming out of jacksonville, this isn't about the u.s. it's about the globe it's about a world indebted that's still

sign of confidence in the economy that it can actually grow on its own without all this stimulus >> rick, i want to turn to you for also mention of these reverse repos which are huge when we talk about liquidity, is that a sign to you from the markets about conditions here, even as we're about to listen for anecdotes from the fed about what they think financial conditions are >> yes, and it's a two-way street on so many levels jpmorgan has done some research on the liquidity in the treasury market remember, sometimes japan, one of the largest sovereign debt markets as well, trades by appointment only so there's an issue there, and the more the fed buys and puts in a corral, the more that may be impacted. some of these headlines are out, and of course, the fed doesn't want to team up or pair the taper with any type of increase in rates they have said that many times before as i look at markets, interest rates are moving down a bit. the dollar index is down about .6 of a cent or so since 2:00 eastern. and the other issue that seems to be cropping up is that the treasuries market right now

our thanks to our starting line, phil rucker, rick stengel, dr. celine gounder, thanks for starting the week off with us. >>> coming up, what's the chance moderate democrats would want to sink their own president's congressional agenda? and why should you care? we'll put that question to our political experts. >>> and later, she warned that the internet is a petri dish for conspiracy theories and utter nonsense about the virus dressed up as news and information. she was right about that. and now people are dying from it. i'll ask the harvard expert who's got a plan to battle mask burning that's going on out there. all of it as "the 11th hour" is just getting under way on this monday night. ♪ ♪ [grunts] pnc bank believes that if a pair of goggles can help your backhand get better... yeah! ...then your bank should help you budget even better. (laughing) virtual wallet® is so much more than a checking account. its low cash mode feature gives you at least 24 hours of extra time to help you avoid an overdraft fee. you see that? virtual wallet® with low

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acting director tom homan, congressman rick crawword, daryl -- crawford, daryl ice a saw and joe concha-- darrell issa. that aide who filed the first criminal complaint says she will take a polygraph test if cuomo will too. he's not answering that. this after cuomo demanded justice brett kavanaugh take a polygraph. also we've got this story, the white house now playing hardball, considering withholding federal dollars and using regulatory powers to get more people vaccinated by private businesses and and more. now "the washington post" says this is a, quote, dramatic escalation. the labor secretary now endorsing vaccine mandates and vaccine passports, but the cook report says biden's approval rating is dropping amid confusing, mixed messages, also government overreach and fears that restrictions will put the recovery in reverse. to the president's covid double standard at the border, authorities now warning illegals from more than 100 countries are bringing in variants. homeland security in a court briefing warning they may need to shut border facilities because of the serious outbreak

elizabeth: joining us now, look who is here, florida senator rick scott.rowing number of government worker union members and teachers unions they're saying no to vaccine mandates. what do you say to that? these are biden's allies. >> first off government shouldn't be mandating masks or mandating vaccines f a private company wants to do something that is their prerogative but government shouldn't be doing this. i think americans are fed up with the government basically telling them what to do. this is fear-mongering among the democrats. i'm worried next thing democratic governors will do shut down schools. it will hurt the kids and small businesses they say they're not essential, that means small businesses will get hurt again and workers get hurt again. i will fight against this stuff. it is just wrong. elizabeth: we hear you, we're bringing it up because the white house coronavirus response team is now talking about vaccine mandates. they're talking about, the cdc is reporting half of workers in nursing homes are not vaccinated. places, a lot of union wor

rick reichmuth is tracking that. hey, rick.t i'm talking about. a storm moved through there couple days ago, hurricane fred. excuse me, tropical storm fred. now tropical storm grace, kind of in the exact same area southeast of puerto rico right now but in the next couple of days it will move right over the dominican republic and haiti, exactly kind of the same thing, same position we saw fred. you see where the earthquake was in haiti. southwestern haiti, a little farther away from the main population centerport a prince we saw in the earthquake in 2010 that killed 300,000 people. maybe a little distance was possibly helpful. this is grace eventually for all of us in the u.s. we'll watch the storm five days from now get in across parts of the gulf. the water is very warm. this is the peak season of hurricane activity. we'll talk about grace somewhere for u.s. impacts maybe around seven to eight days from now. in the short term we have fred. this is, kind of remnants what was fred. they're calling it remnants of fred that said,

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but rick, let's be honest here. the gop with fox as you mentioned, created this monster. it goes back way before trump. republicans were helping their base go crazy during the tea party era, during the sarah palin era, all the way back to newt gingrich in the 1994 republican revolution. and you were part of a lot of that, were you not? you must recognize that. you can't just put this all on trump, right? the republican base have been crazy for long time. >> i have written two books clocking about the role people like me played in weaponizing the grievances and insecurities and culture differences that motivated the republican base and turned them into something that could be pushed out there, based on something that wasn't about the supposed idealogical predicates of the gop but about anger. but about rage. and trump took it to a vastly higher level. trump was more overt about his authoritarian leanings. he was more overt about the drivers that pushed him were not about idealogical choices. he wasn't about small government, constitutional fealty or balanced budgets or any