we had elizabeth warren running against scott brown. what we did, we ran elizabeth warren on the same ticket as obama. that's how she got that job we were some edit scott brown. host: we will take the comment. i think you met the january 6 committee when he referred to the committee. they are expected to meet again with televised hearings where we on that? guest: the january 6 committee has already said they were going to hold additional hearings. they have held eight hearings in the course of june and july. he said when they return from the summer recess which is this week, they will begin to hold additional hearings. we expect at least one of those to happen later this month. there could be additional hearings in addition to that just one but some of the members of the committee, they want to focus on key issues heading into the fall one of those being what happens in the wake of the january 6 attack on the capital in the days that followed leading up to the and operation. so that sort of window, what was happening? we know that cabin

[inaudible] we had elizabeth warren and scott brown i think his name was.hat we did we look at the same ticket as obama. we put elizabeth warren on the campaign trail. i think he meant the january 6 committee when he was referring to the committee work expected to meet again, meet publicly, televise hearings. where are we on that? >> miexactly. the committee has said that they are going to hold additional hearings. they've held eight hearings during the course of june and july and said when they return from the summer recess, which is this week they will begin to hold additional hearings. we expect at least one of those to happen later this month. some of the members of the january 6 committee have said they want to focus on some key issues heading into the fall one of those being what happened in the wake of the january 6 attack on the capital in the days that follow all the way leading up to the inauguration of joe biden aunt january 20 so that window of what was happening, some of the discussions the cabinet members were discussing invoking the 25th amen

a win that has to buoy the spirits of democrats everywhere, in the midterms, it's not quite scott browndy's seat in the reverse but it's a little in the ballpark. we will see. this comes on the heels of a democratic victory in new york 's 19th last week. democrats flip to see which had been republican called for almost 50 years tonight, in a red state special election. another sign that the parties headwinds are changing heading into the midterm elections. also, peltola will become the first alaskan native to serve in congress. she will have to run again in november against the same candidates to hold on to the seat but one of many fascinating races unfolding throughout the country. another senate response of a new republican tv doctor mehmet oz is running against pennsylvania's democratic lieutenant governor john fetterman. tonight in his first national television interview since suffering a stroke back in may fetterman sits down with stephanie ruhle to discuss the latest on his recovery and a senate race. watch the 11th hour with stephanie ruhle tonight at 11 pm eastern on msnbc. at x

party a win that has to buoy the spirit of democrats everywhere, known as the terms, not quite the scott brown this comes on the heels of a democratic victory in new york's 19th last week. democrats flipped a seat which had republican control for over 50 years tonight and over state election. another sign that the parties had winds are changing heading into the bumper elections. also, peltola will become the first alaskan native to serve in congress. she will have to run again in november against the same candidates to hold on to the seat but one of many fascinating versus developing to the country. another senate response of a new republican tv doctor mehmet oz is running against lieutenant governor john fetterman. tonight in his first national television interview since suffering a stroke back in may, that edmonston would stephanie ruhle to discuss the latest on his recovery and a senate race. watch the 11th hour with stephanie ruhle tonight at 11 pm eastern on msnbc. eastern on msnbc. ♪ it's the most wonderful time of the year ♪ claritin provides non-drowsy symptom relief from over 200 indo

we had elizabeth warren running against scott brown.t we did, we ran elizabeth warren on the same ticket as obama. that's how she got that job we were some edit scott brown. host: we will take the comment. i think you met the january 6 committee when he referred to the committee. they are expected to meet again with televised hearings where we on that? guest: the january 6 committee has already said they were going to hold additional hearings. they have held eight hearings in the course of june and july. he said when they return from the summer recess which is this week, they will begin to hold additional hearings. we expect at least one of those to happen later this month. there could be additional hearings in addition to that just one but some of the members of the committee, they want to focus on key issues heading into the fall one of those being what happens in the wake of the january 6 attack on the capital in the days that followed leading up to the and operation. so that sort of window, what was happening? we know that cabinet m

brown: let me ask you another question. so if senator scott gets his way and senator mcconnell gets his way and all those new candidates that senator scott is helping to get elected, if they get their way and pass senator scott's bill to sunset, would senator scott still have government health care and a government pension? mr. wyden: he hasn't talked about it, but i think that would certainly be one of the questions our constituents would ask about because this issue of there being a double standard between seniors at home and their elected officials would be very real. he hasn't spelled out how he would deal with this. but certainly the question of elected officials because we have these retirement benefits that have been part, again, of a program that's been established for some time, they haven't been talked about. but i'll tell you, i think, as chair of the social security subcommittee, myself on the finance committee, we're going to go outlands say, no double standard. we're going to go out there and say, no double standard. you can be s

disabled, were certainly not going f a lot sooner scott pretend some somehow is business as usual for the elected officials. mr. president, i think that senator brown us off very well and he is asking questions i think millions of americans are going to ask my understanding is that my calling from all-ohio german ofoi this simply we looking at a lot of these issues in a subcommittee but certainly, if his last point about the politicians talking ot of both sides of their mouth and saying the somehow we will have a program, sunset and for the seniors in the disabled and the social security medicare and others but were t not going to even talk about what happened for the elected officials as an example of how you shouldn't legislate as an example of what i believe could be a double standard and i will just close, senator brown wants and i thought is a listen to senator brown and i put into context of all of these of the great panthers, everybody can understand what senator brown is talkingen about. medicare andur social security e guarantee as a result of the history that we had this country were people work so hard for this. another get aside we are

in the giants acquiring chris brown at the trade deadline last year before today's game gave kappeler spoke about how much harris will be missed. >> really happy for scotts it's not a surprise, right? he so meaningful for us over the last couple years coming to san francisco. already had strong track record of success in chicago was very well thought of across the industry and a surprise. no one that there would be teams that would be interested in having scott the their their baseball ops organization and happy for him and ali and his family. and i think there. they're going to be happy in detroit. and i think that he's going to do a tremendous job building that organization. they're lucky to have. >> yes, got a nice guy. interviewed him a couple times. local do. but, you know, get a raise, so to but back to the niners, the main story, obviously, trey lance, good for him to get successful surgery. and, you know, you hear it in these yearlong injuries is so long road to recovery. lot of lonely growing days where just away from the team doing rehab on your but kyle shanahan said they're going to make it so he feels is welcomed in as part of the team thro

scott, for continuing to find ways to slab brown-waite with his members and others to en-- collaborate with members and others to ensure we find the crux of america that is education. i support s. 1098 and take this brief moment to thank my fellow alum, david price, for being persistent in this legislation and serving the american people over the years, david, that you have done. i had the chance to get the second bite at the apple. david was here and then came back. and i have enjoyed every moment of his commitment to opportunities for americans, including housing and transportation and homeland security over the years. and i certainly want to say to you that the american people are better for your service to this nation. thank you so very much. i am grateful to finally be able to say, chairman scott, to a constituent who i saw over the weekend, that called the number of the bill most times constituents don't know bill numbers, they said, i need you to support s. 1098. and obviously this is something so many of us have been looking to because we have heard this from our constituents.

brown? >> no position yesterday, but watching this break owl. out of a triple top. >> farmer jim? >> i'll see you all in o.t >> thank you, scott. welcome to "the exchange." stocks are giving up earlier gains following a jobs report that suggests a soft land been will be in the cards we will debate, plus qualcomm and meta teaming up. is this a win for both companies. we'll give you the details and how to play it we'll get to that, but we begin with the markets bob pisani has the details we saw the moves dow now negative. >> yeah, we lost about 40 points the dow was positive, industrials were doing well. we lost about 300 points, so tech is a little weaker. now it's flat. s&p dropped about 40 points. we were at 4010 or so about 45 minutes ago. the nasdaq was also nicely positive it too went negative the volume is extraordinarily thing right flow you see gas prices moved up. that's been on a real tear of 14-year highs. it's off of that, but you see that small move up it doesn't move energy stocks that much, though, so this has been a very strong day to energy in general they've been on a downtrend. oil and oil stocks have been on

brown as well. you make our mother's day happen, you do. yes! and to our chief of police, chief scott who came in and rolled up your sleeves and do work with us continually to help fight this situation that we have with crime and violence. we have a remarkable team and don't let me forget our brady team. our brady team is on the ground 24/7, you all, 24/in legislation, and sheila hamilton, our vice-president of organizing and kat, i always get -- i can't say her name right but anyway, i want you to know that everyday, everyday, every month, we are in meetings, every wednesday we're in meetings, on the ground running from dc, all over the country to change legislation in this country that's going to be better for our children with the school memo project, with safer storage, okay and our governor gavin newsom who passed majority of every bill we put forward in the state of california and rudy corpuz, my brother from another mother. my partner, i want to thank you for all you do, how you always represent us mothers and how you always keep your door opens and you and misha and your staff

brown said no. you think about dred scott, moving in and out of free states, that is when the court said you know what, you are a slave. you are a property, you don't have a right. when you think about roe v. wade and dred scott and you take the names off of these documents and read the details verbatim, about property, ownership, this is not human. anyway, court decisions change all the time. but poverty, it is really clear. this is the disingenuousness of most of the representatives on the democrat side. anything that breaking the cycle of poverty, you finish school, you get married, then you birth children. you save money and you get back to your community. and is really fascinating, some organizations during covid when we had the first incident where we then saw all of the racial tensions arise in all of the cities, put billboards in front of our hardest neighborhoods because we know that everything is broken. we work very closely in these neighborhoods to try to fix what is broken down. the main thing that is broken down his marriage. in the 60's, you had almost 70% of black husbands in their hom

brown said no. you think about dred scott, moving in and out of free states, that is when the court said you know whatyou are a slave. you are a property, you don't have a right. when you think about roe v. wade and dred scott and you take the names off of these documents and read the details verbatim, about property, ownership, this is not human. anyway, court decisions change all the time. but poverty, it is really clear. this is the disingenuousness of most of the representatives on the democrat side. anything that breaking the cycle of poverty, you finish school, you get married, then you birth children. you save money and you get back to your community. and is really fascinating, some organizations during covid when we had the first incident where we then saw all of the racial tensions arise in all of the cities, put billboards in front of our hardest neighborhoods because we know that everything is broken. we work very closely in these neighborhoods to try to fix what is broken down. the main thing that is broken down his marriage. in the 60's, you had almost 70% of black husbands in their homes

brown? >> no position yesterday, but watching this break owl. out of a triple top. >> farmer jim? >> i'll see you all in o.t >> thank you, scott. to "the exchange." stocks are giving up earlier gains following a jobs report that suggests a soft land been will be in the cards we will debate, plus qualcomm and meta teaming up. is this a win for both companies. we'll give you the details and how to play it we'll get to that, but we begin with the markets bob pisani has the details

but in between trayvon and and mike brown and george floyd is a whole bunch of stuff that doesn't move the needle. some are more gruesome. walter scott is a more gruesome case. incontrovertible act of malfeasance to me. i mean, the man was shot running away. eric garner. we had video of him being choked out with an illegal chokehold within, within, with something to be clear to the police, don't shoot me. it was against department regulation at the time. it wasn't technically illegal, but against regulation. and he didn't need to be killed, clearly. right. but daniel pantaleo did it anyway. that didn't spark the outrage. sandra bland is to breonna taylor and ashley mcbryde. we're going down the list. right. tamir rice, 13 year old boy. so why some and not others? why some? why the outrage of this and not that some of it is about our own politics. we tend to prefer men than women as victims, right? we this country does not mourn the death of women and certainly not black and brown women. it's simply the case. patriarchy, sexism, misogyny all plays into how we do this. we prefer straight victims was the same. you saw march for a queer

say like josh brown who was talking about it from our delivering alpha conference the other day in over time, noting the big move the stock has had off the bottom >> so as you know, scott long time, and we actually grew it to a full position this quarter the fact is netflix decided to grow up and mature its business model at the right time, and it's really from a sustainability perspective shifted its approach and focus to being able to grow revenue on their base rather than just focus i think with a lot of the others because they're earlier in their life cycle on theinable of subs. so from my perspective this is an opportunity to see this company in a different light i continue to think there's going to be winners and losers but i also think there's going to be interelastticity in terms of demand we're seeing right now. this is not a place where consumers right now are looking to cut back spendingch for me this pivot came at the right time for them. investor interest is going to be focused on the right things such as sustainability and the growth of the revenue rather than just on subs. >> has the story turned for paypal, which is another quarterly big winner at least

brown as well. you make our mother's day happen, you do. yes! and to our chief of police, chief scottolled up your sleeves and do work with us continually to help fight this situation that we have with crime and violence. we have a remarkable team and don't let me forget our brady team. our brady team is on the ground 24/7, you all, 24/in legislation, and sheila hamilton, our vice-president of organizing and kat, i always get -- i can't say her name right but anyway, i want you to know that everyday, everyday, every month, we are in meetings, every wednesday we're in meetings, on the ground running from dc, all over the country to change legislation in this country that's going to be better for our children with the school memo project, with safer storage, okay and our governor gavin newsom who passed majority of every bill we put forward in the state of california and rudy corpuz, my brother from another mother. my partner, i want to thank you for all you do, how you always represent us mothers and how you always keep your door opens and you and misha and your staff and welcome home

brown as well. you make our mother's day happen, you do. yes! and to our chief of police, chief scott who came in and rolled up your sleeves and do work with us continually to help fight this situation that we have with crime and violence. we have a remarkable team and don't let me forget our brady team. our brady team is on the ground 24/7, you all, 24/in legislation, and sheila hamilton, our vice-president of organizing and kat, i always get -- i can't say her name right but anyway, i want you to know that everyday, everyday, every month, we are in meetings, every wednesday we're in meetings, on the ground running from dc, all over the country to change legislation in this country that's going to be better for our children with the school memo project, with safer storage, okay and our governor gavin newsom who passed majority of every bill we put forward in the state of california and rudy corpuz, my brother from another mother. my partner, i want to thank you for all you do, how you always represent us mothers and how you always keep your door opens and you and misha and your staff

brown as well. you make our mother's day happen, you do. yes! and to our chief of police, chief scott who came in and rolled up your sleeves and do work with us continually to help fight this situation that we have with crime and violence. we have a remarkable team and don't let me forget our brady team. our brady team is on the ground 24/7, you all, 24/in legislation, and sheila hamilton, our vice-president of organizing and kat, i always get -- i can't say her name right but anyway, i want you to know that everyday, everyday, every month, we are in meetings, every wednesday we're in meetings, on the ground running from dc, all over the country to change legislation in this country that's going to be better for our children with the school memo project, with safer storage, okay and our governor gavin newsom who passed majority of every bill we put forward in the state of california and rudy corpuz, my brother from another mother. my partner, i want to thank you for all you do, how you always represent us mothers and how you always keep your door opens and you and misha and your staff

elizabeth warren i was on this campaign and at the time we had elizabeth warren running against scott brown we did is we ran elizabeth warren on the same ticket as obama. we put one on the campaign trail. >> will take the comment i think you meant the january 6 committee when he was referring to the committee work, generate six committee expected to meet again, meet publicly again. televised hearings where are we on that? >> yes exactly bread the generate six committee has already said they're going to hold additional hearings where they have helped eight hearings during the course of june and july for this i when they return from summer recess which is this week, they will begin to hold additional hearings. we expect at least one of those to happen later this month. there could be additional hearings in addition to that one. some of the members of the generate six committee have said they want to focus on some key issues heading into the fall. one of those being what happens in the wake of the january 6 attack on the capitol all the way leading up to the inauguration of joe biden on januar