how about an apology -- maybe while he's at, scott brown, i have another apology. about apologize for partnering with a former klansman to stop the integration of schools and stop bussing because joe biden didn't want public schools to become, in his words, racial jungles. maybe he can apologize for that too. >> well, you're not going to get any apologies, certainly i do have the press secretary, who really can't carry the water for the president and all his blunders, whether you start at the border, afghanistan, the deficit, inflation, she just can't keep up because it's a blunder every day. and that being said, i'm going to answer your question, guilty or acquitted. welcome of the president, his team, and all the people that you've already referenced, they've already prejudged the verdict and not only is that wrong, it's dangerous, because we do live in a nation of laws. we do have due process, we do have, you know, obviously innocent before proven guilty, and there are so many things at play here but to think that some buddy would use their influence and basical

former republican mals senator scott brown and michele bachmann. you were in the thick of a big time tea party wave in 2010. are you seeing similarities? >> without a doubt. i'm here in virginia. we saw it all tuesday night. it's clear the democratic leadership could care less would the people think. they care about what the people bought them want. they want a collapsing america, a non-competitive america. and who else would wants that more than the chinese government. who knows if they bought the chinese leadership. but that's what it looks like. jesse: scott brown you were from the middle of the action in 2009-2010. >> i was there to try to stop obamacare taking away your doctors. change healthcare as we know it. and they did it through reconciliation. now we see it again using reconciliation to ram through a spending bill that takes away people's freedoms. crt was the fire that started this revolution. but it was the parents being home for 18 months and seeing what their kids were actually being taught, and how dramatic it was from the teaching

don't be a maxine waters. >> sean: kayleigh mcenany and scott brown, thank you.ion between joe biden and kamala harris and their offices with policy failures and dysfunction inside and outside of the white house. citing 3 dozen sources. "worn-out by what they see as entrenched dysfunction." west wing aides have thrown up their hands and vice-president kamala harris deciding there is not time to deal with it this. the vice-president is catering and things are going from bad to it worse. the entire biden white house is in a state of crisis. i don't know what is worse the fact that peter doocy asked the president about paying $450,000 and joe biden saying that is garbage not knowing his own administration's policy and fighting for it two days later. the article struck a nerve. jen psaki tweeted out late last night: the vice-president is a bold leader. can you be more specific? how is she doing as the border czar? the biden team may have opened the signing ceremony to sign the infrastructure bill an opportunity to show unity it was more of the same blunders from joe.

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they voted on the scott brown situation. you have a 50-50 senate. something could happen. the longer this takes this could sidestrack -- speaker pelosi: no, absolutely not. no, absolutely not. what keeps me up at night is the fact that in the congress of the united states, when we had really historic infrastructure bill, bigger than any infrastructure than we had before, that the republicans in the house of representatives overwhelmingly voted against jobs, jobs, jobs for their constituents. not only that, had death threats to their members that did vote for the bill. and then tried to take credit for it. vote no, take the dough. penalize those who voted for it. that's what keeps me up at night. reporter: are you at all comfortable with the likelihood that if republicans take the majority, they may retaliate against democrats who removed them from their committee for any perceived of -- speaker pelosi: the inference i draw from your question, we should not censured mr. gosar for his shameful behavior for fear of something the republicans might do in the unlikely case that

shades of scott brown this morning. tom: go there, please.at was right in the middle of debate about obamacare when he shocked the nation with that when in obamacare. people said obamacare was dead. here we are in the throes of this reconciliation debate and the earth is shifting a little bit under our feet. i will also remind you christine todd whitman and chris christie both won at this .1 year into bill clinton and barack obama's terms. you can argue we have seen this movie before, but i am focused on the relative strength of democrats. he said last night, the people of the state have pushed, pulled, and prodded it right back to where it needs to be. tom: i want to go beneath the headline data. i want to summarize that what i saw nationwide was a reaffirmation of some form of traditional police force within democratic politics as well. how big a deal is that, or is that just noise on the sideline? >> if you mean literally police reform, it is a big deal. the "defund the police" moniker has not resonated and even michelle wu is not calling

then in january, a man take over the white house the night after scott brown took ted kennedy's seat.y question. if you can have a redo, and go back to, let's just say, go back to that day that scott brown won on -- i have it here -- january 19th, 2010. what would you have done between then and the midterm elections when the tea party swept into power? because you guy has a couple of huge warnings, tea party still won. what would you have done differently? what do democrats need to do now in preparation for next year's election? >> yeah, that's a great question, thanks, for highlighting all of the days of the 2009 and 2010. >> it's important, robert, too, this is a shift of politics, of course, because barack obama two years later won handedly in an election. >> i rather enjoyed it myself. >> he says he enjoyed. >> the scott brown twist was -- that was really good. >> yes, how do the democrats stop that ebb and flow? >> it is a good question. look, i think we have to understand -- look, i think 2009 and 2010 are kind of less instructive because we were in the midst of a huge economic

we had governors' elections in virginia and new jersey that went better than expected, scott brown.that was barack obama's polling numbers. his magic number for us was 46. we felt if he was at or below that, we'd take back the house, and ultimately right before the elections he was at 45 and we had a big election night. it's easy to focus on all the other things. think of how many conversations we've had on critical race theory in the past month or so. it all comes down to what the president's approval rating is, whether he's going to lift votes or sink votes, and democrats are either going to sink or swim based on what joe biden's approval ratings are. >> staying in virginia and focusing on the lesson there, one thing glen youngkin, the republican, now governor-elect, also did is keep donald trump at an arm's distance. maggie haberman is reporting that trump delivered a clear message at a republican congressional campaign dinner last night saying that youngkin would have lost without his support, saying that maga support is the only way to win. with that in mind, i want to play for

was republicans took over the governorship in virginia and new jersey and then in january of 2010 scott brownook ted kennedy's seat in massachusetts and yet democrats pushed on and pushed through. they ended up losing 63 seats in the house, and six seats in the senate. i think we're looking at significant wins for republicans, we're looking at republican control of the house and the senate after the 2022 election, and i don't think this infrastructure package that just passed is going to impact that one way or the other. >> well, i don't know what the political ramification of it might be, but as one who drives on roadways that are littered with potholes, i'm thrilled they got something done. neil, nice to see you again. thanks for coming back. what are your thoughts, tweet me at smerconish, use my social media, go to my facebook page. this comes from you tube, i think. the squad is the best thing to happen for the gop in a long time. paul, interesting that you say that, i have said previously that if joe biden didn't have joe manchin, he would need to invent him because, you know, manchin ke

brown: senator scott your time has expired. sen. scott: if we want to have a conversation we will have a dialogue. sen. brown: you have had the dialogue. sec. yellen: the initial proposal was intended to be comprehensive. the requirement asked for exactly two pieces of information. aggregate inflows and aggregate outflows over the course of the year for each account where financial institutions already report interest income earned if it exceeds $10. the burden on financial institutions was minimal. there was no attempt to target income earners whose actual incomes are below $400,000. the low reporting requirement was meant to make evasion more difficult by opening multiple accounts. sen. brown: senator ossoff from georgia is recognized. sen. ossoff: chair powell, congratulations on your renomination. the fed is tapering its bond buying program but it is scheduled to continue through next year. we are talking about $100 billion in november, $90 billion in december created by the fed and injected into the markets by asset purchases.

norma robertson brown, mattie scott, betty miller, marie mccull lum in the back. walker, charles, thomas censor. shannon wats. roger lee, sharon lee, chambers, janet white, james and dr. cheryl davis. [applause] to our youth leaders, lydia, sasha and thomas. those young ladies are on the mural by the senior building with me or breed on there as well. i thought that was to have them realtime be acknowledged as they grow and develop to show people what they was part of coming up in this neighborhood and what that would mean to other young ladies being acknowledged with the likes of mary rogers and mayor breed. lastly, we want to pay homage to those who passed. alice lang and eugene white. i want to send a piece to not only my mom but my grandmother louis harvey whose shoulders i stand on. as a little kid her taking me to the filmore center, different meetings where you would not want to go. she would say it is down, seat something or be quiet. she was primping me for this moment. my brother told me this morning you was being prepped to speak and you didn't know it.

this is from miles at brown university and scott -- sorry if i am pronouncing this from.you believe a chinese taiwanese war is imminent if the u.s. is prepared in technology for that situation? the second part, do you have suggestions how to communicate the urgency of this issue many the problems you are describing your book to parts of congress not involved in defense before there is a wake-up call situation such as centralization of taiwan? so sort of a current offense question combined with the question more central to the book. >> combatant commanders should go first on that. >> that is a hard one but the taiwan issue is hard to answer but i would say what's going on right now on the global playing field with principal competitors is a testing game trying to size up the will of our leadership. they are trying to figure out where vulnerabilities and weaknesses are what we have the results to stand behind our values and what we have stood for for a long time. as i said earlier, there is an open question about whether the u.s. is in decline as they would like us to be. i

this is from miles at brown university. and scott porter of ails, u.s..orry if i'm pronouncing that wrong. do you believe that a chinese taiwanese war is imminent? is the united states prepared in technology for that situation? and do you have suggestions for how to communicate the urgency of this issue, meaning the problems that you are describing in your scenario? the two parts of congress not being involved before there is a wake up call situation, before a confrontation with taiwan. so it sort of a current events question combined with a question central to the book. >> our combatant commander should go first on that, general jones. >> that is a hard one but the taiwan issue is hard to answer. but i would say that what's going on right now on the global playing field with principal competitors is a testing game, they are trying to size up the will of our leadership. they are trying to figure out where our vulnerabilities and weaknesses are. and if we have the resolve to stand behind our values and what we've stood for for a long time. and i think that

bosnian serb leader miller and da dick who says a new army will be set up in the serb brown entity of republic, a sub scott with the bosnian army forced to withdraw if necessary. he says the serbs will call on their friends for help, a presumed reference to sir b, a proper and russia. i'll get a book because it's got you that are public us. epsco will control its own affairs in a legal constitutional manner, including by having its own army judiciary, fiscal administration, as well as intelligence and security agencies. we will reestablish all these institutions. but last month, a training exercise by both me and said police was denounced by muslim balls in the act and crow at leaders. the other members of a 3 way power sharing government formed by the 1995 date and peace agreement. they took place on the mountain overlooking, sorry, over from west snipers and artillery. they seemed to the capital beginning in 1990 to thousands of civilians died in a war that culminated in what international judges have called genocide when more than 8000 mostly men and boys were massacred by serb troops in the eastern enc

scott clemens is chief investment strategist at brown brothers, a brilliant essay on our underestimationtechnology. you get right down to the nitty-gritty of a gdp moving up. you call it absolute gdp in the labor force. we are doing this with fewer jobs. the mathematical soup of this pandemic. do we have new productivity? scott: i think we do. two of the very broad silver linings coming out of this otherwise horrible 20 month period is an acceleration in the adoption of technology. coupled with a greater utilization and more efficient utilization with primary one. those are productivity enhancing trends. it has shown enough economic activity. we have levels of gdp with 4.8 million fewer workers. i'm not sure that is sustainable. at the same time there is a greater utilization of things like real estate. that is the real fuel for the equity market. we are seeing corporate earnings and corporate profit margins. tom: i think really she with people that do compare and contract -- contrast. how do you respond to people worried about these dynamics that say it could be the 70's? scott: a lot o

norma robertson brown, mattie scott, betty miller, marie mccull lum in the back. roger lee, sharon lee, chambers, janet white, james and dr. cheryl davis. [applause] to our youth leaders, lydia, sasha and thomas. those young ladies are on the mural by the senior building with me or breed on there as well. i thought that was to have them realtime be acknowledged as they grow and develop to show people what they was part of coming up in this neighborhood and what that would mean to other young ladies being acknowledged with the likes of mary rogers and mayor breed. lastly, we want to pay homage to those who passed. alice lang and eugene white. i want to send a piece to not only my mom but my grandmother louis harvey whose shoulders i stand on. as a little kid her taking me to the filmore center, different meetings where you would not want to go. she would say it is down, seat something or be quiet. she was primping me for this moment. my brother told me this morning you was being prepped to speak and you didn't know it. to share my personal story november 2009 i sho

brown. thanks for watching. that does it for us. "the exchange" starts now. ♪ >>> thank you very much, scott hi, everybody.elly evans and here is what is ahead this hour >>> inflation. companies are seeing it, consumers are experiencing it and fed officials are calling for action to curb it, but the futures market says they aren't going to act any time soon so should you position your portfolio for a long winter of high prices? >> plus, the headline numbers may look pretty good, but are retail sales actually falling? we do some back-of-the-envelope math and see what the data is telling us >>> shopping for trades, from bi

grocery store, but one day in july at scotts valley market, something looked a bit different, not so much with the child but his mother, at least that's how lisa brownt. lisa brown: i saw this look on her face that, as a parent, you really connect with when your child's in distress, and this little boy was in full tears, inconsolable. bradley downing: really bad. garvin: the boy was six-year-old bradley downing, and the tears were because a binder with some of his most rare pokemon cards was missing. bradley: i was gonna sell 'em one day. garvin: they're worth a lot, bradley says. bradley: like, maybe like $10 million each. garvin: what had happened was bradley's mom, kelly, had put the binder on top of the car as they were about to leave the shopping center, then drove off. a mile later, they realized what had happened. frantically, they searched the road, looked into bushes and under parked cars, but nothing. they returned to the market to see if anyone there had seen the binder, which is when lisa encountered them. lisa: i asked her if she had thought about reaching out on the local facebook groups which i've watched people extend themselves beyo

the poor communities want that black and brown americans are not interested in a reduction of police force. with a like reform? one 100%. that was what tim scotte a bunch of progressives and i want to know these incredibly radical things and how effective right wing media has been in amplifying these messages is the overwhelming conversation who is a moderate has to talk about crt all of the time. maria: sean it wasn't just virginia. we saw new jersey is more remarkable has not conceded yet he's behind by a percentage point. ballot initiatives in indianapolis in seattle, their candidates the whole agenda has been rejected here. if a lot of democrat voters say this is gone too far traditional left of center i'm not a defund guy. i'm not a 5 trillion-dollar spending individual. i think to jessica's point right wing media can amplify the voices of the far left on defund the police. that is not the issue the issue issue of aoc and the squad bernie sanders and the left wing media amplifies their message because the left wing media agrees with them. their hair is on fire i can't vote for that i don't like republicans i do not like all of their polic

scotts set. the youngest was just 14. several college campuses are now deemed safe after investigato say bomb threats were made over the weekend. students at colombia, browne were forced to evacuate. the bomb threats were unfounded. president biden will welcome nba champions milwaukee bucks to the white house. the first nba team to visit the white house since the 2016 cleveland cavaliers. for more news down load the news app on your cell phone or correct to tv. >>> it's monday, november 8th, 2021. this is the "cbs morning news." concert tragedy. eight people are dead after a massive crowd surge during a travis scott performance. what the rapper is saying as police try to figure out what went wrong. >>> infrastructure deal. congress passes a key piece of president biden's domestic agenda. why it could be even tougher to reach a deal on his build-back-better plan. >>> assassination attempt. how armed drones tried to take out the prime minister of iraq. >>> good morning, everyone. really good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. o

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scott. >> good morning, darling. good morning. good morning. >> reporter: it's arrival time at wilkins elementary school in jackson, mississippi. >> pull your mask up, let's keep you safe. >> reporter: principal cheryl brown. >> good morning. >> reporter: a smile behind the mask. >> this school has my entire heart. our children are hard working, our teachers are dedicated. we go above and beyond every single day. >> reporter: the teachers and students go above and beyond, but there are challenges beyond their control. is the water at this school safe for students to drink? >> no, it is not. there's no water pressure. the water's not being properly sanitized. it's not clean. our boys and girls know they don't touch it. we provide bottled water. >> reporter: the city's crumbling water infrastructure responsible for the burden these students live with. that low water pressure has also made the restrooms in the building virtually unusable. at least three times a day, students and teachers line up and walk outside to these portable toilets and sinks. >> i look at our younger students. all they know in a school is a school where they have had to go outside to port-a-pottys. that's degrading. it's inhumane on al

brown, right and left. don't forget it wasn't just kim kardashian west, or brian stevenson, or scott budnick or pastor mike mcbride on the left who were screaming about this, you had tim head, from faith and freedom coalition, you had dan lope, you had matt slap from the american conservative union screaming this cannot happen. this is wrong. and so unbelievable right/left coalition came together to say, you can't kill an innocent guy, when the actual killer has been confessing for years, when the actual board in the state said, we can't kill the guy, and the governor is going to override his own board and the confession of the real killer just to murder someone. so people came together, and i got to tell you, i woke up yesterday, afraid that we hadn't done enough, and turned out we did enough to keep him alive. he lives on. we're going to fight on. we're going to get him home. but i do want people to know that despite all this division and crazy stuff, there are moments when the conscience of both sides can be invoked and brought forward and that happened yesterday and we should be proud about that. >> go

brown. thanks for watching. that does it for us. "the exchange" starts now. ♪ >>> thank you very much, scott hi, everybody.'m kelly evans and here is what is ahead this hour >>> inflation. companies are seeing it, consumers are experiencing it and fed officials are calling for action to curb it, but the futures market says they aren't going to act any time soon so should you position your portfolio for a long winter of high prices? >> plus, the headline numbers may look pretty good, but are retail sales actually falling? we do some back-of-the-envelope math and see what the data is telling us >>> shopping for trades, from big box to home improvement. we have target, tjx and lowe's first today's market, michael santoli doing the honors at the nysc hi, mike. >> hey, kelly. >>> a bit of a lift in the s&p 500. large cap growth strikes driving this so as it stands right now, looks like we are a little bit above the prior closing high this right here was a week ago friday that was where that five-week win streak culminated. the market was looking a little bit stretched. by the way, the intraday high from that da

scott. wow. i'm happy for jim and i'm happy for everybody who is in qualcomm today. >> must be happy, too, josh brown for people who are in nvidia i'm looking at that time right now. a monster. this stock is a monster and it's pushing on 300 bucks and up more than 12% right now, josh brown >> it's not the same amount as qualcomm and they didn't even have to report earnings, so that's cool. i've run out of superlatives for the nvidia story a big price up, wells fargo is all at 320 the market cap is now 740 billion. to me, like all of the talk about metaverse, whatever. you can't render any of the graphics required to live this fake second life you're so excited about if you don't have gpus from nvidia and that's the bottom line. i've been talking about this for five years, and i really do believe this --? has a shot, and i know it's a stretch right this minute ask it has a shot at some point in the 2020s, truly joining the faang names at a possible trillion dollar market cap. of course, a lot can go wrong, too. i say that with all humility, but i really believe that when you look at the markets they'r

growing up in new jersey, like scott, or a refugee daughter fleeing civil war in el salvador like supervisor melgar. or if you were a young kid fleeing rural texas like mayor brown welcomed us. we believe in standing up for those who need help. we believe in righting the wrongs. i first came to san francisco to work for an organization rooted in the african american community. as we challenged proposition 187, which would have kicked asian and latino kids out of public schools. a couple years later, i represented the organization, the chinatown community development center and at that time then governor pete wilson trying to kick immigrants out of affordable housing. in both instances, justice prevailed. i have had a chance to work with everyone in this room as a public official. and i will tell you that during my time as a public official, the fight for justice has been front and center. working with so many of you, we have been involved in our collective fight for civil rights. not just the right to housing or the rights for immigrants but for lgbtq rights, for women's rights, for the right to choose. i can tell you, as the next city attorney, i'm going to con