scott peters was one of just a handful of democrats to vote against this legislation, which is beingd by, as you mentioned, democratic leadership. of course, scott peters represents a portion of san diego that has a lot of biotech companies, life science companies that rely a lot on pharmaceutical development. he has been criticized for taking money from pharmaceutical companies. he has said that this bill would hurt investment in those companies. >> okay. >> so he is not supported it. >> all right, katie orr with kqed, mark z. barabak with "the l.a. times," think that for your insight. >>> hundreds of wells are running dry, and reservoir levels are well below historic averages with no relief in sight it water suppliers have warned that major cuts are likely for tens of millions of californians. one high-level state water official put it bluntly this week, stating the challenge is there is no water. joining us now to discuss the drought is the chair of california's water resources board, e. joaquin esquivel. esther esquivel, thanks for joining us this evening. >> and you can call me

san diego democrat representatives scott peters come he's opposed to a new prescription drug plan beingced by the democratic leadership. can you tell us about this conflict? >> right. this bill would give the government more leverage and negotiate prices, and it would also allow the government to penalize drug companies that raise the prices of drugs too fast. ott peters was one of just a handful of democrats to vote against this legislation, which is being backed by, as you mentioned, democratic leadership. of course, scott peters represts a portion of san diego that has a lot of biotech companies, life science companies that rely a lot on pharmaceutical development. he has been criticized for taking money from pharmaceutical companies. he has said that this bill would hurt investment in those companies. >> okay. >> so he is not supported it. >> all right, katie orr with kqed, mark z. barabak with "the l.a. times," think that for your insight. >>> hundreds of wells are running dry, and reservoir levels are well below historic averages with no relief in sight it water suppliers have war

that's scott peters of california, kurt schrader of oregon, kathleen rice of new york. do you think of that? >> i think it's totally absurd. you have a republican party which is a right-wing, extremist party right now, which is owned by the pharmaceutical industry. the polling out there is just unbelievable, whether you're republican or democrat. overwhelming majority of the american people understand that the pharmaceutical industry is ripping us off in an unconscionable way. you may recall i have made two trips to canada with people from vermont and people from the midwest. we but insulin and other prescription drugs for one-tenth of the price that the drug companies are selling the same product here in the united states of america. thousands of people die every year because they can't afford the medicine that they need. the question is whether we have the guts to stand up to what is an incredibly powerful lobby. you know how much money these guys in the pharmaceutical industry have spent over the last 20 years on lobbying and campaign contributions? >> i don't. >> do

scott peters of california. he talked about the tax hikes they're considering. they go for and wide and much further and wider than the wealthy. we'll explain after this. . >> neil: 400,000 americans got a booster shot this week. when it comes to the booster, many are on board. why are americans not? after this. i'm a mother of four-- always busy. i was starting to feel a little foggy. just didn't feel like things were as sharp as i knew they once were. i heard about prevagen and then i started taking it about two years now. started noticing things a little sharper, a little clearer. i feel like it's kept me on my game. i'm able to remember things. i'd say give it a try. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. >> neil: all right. the president makes it clear that the 3.5 trillion infrastructure bill, don't worry about paying for it. it's just the rich earning 400,000 a year. hillary vaughn says wait a minute. the figures don't add up. she's too young the remember. but you were already uncovering interest items here that this spreads far, far beyond just the rich

tuesday three democrats said they would oppose the party's plan to lower drug prices, they are scott petersirk charade of oregon and kathleen rice of new york. i want to single out congresswoman rice here, because this was her in a campaign ad last october when she wanted peoples votes bragging about how she would take on the drug companies. >> in times of crisis, you see what really drives someone, for kathleen rice it's always been the health and safety of the long island she loves. meeting the moment of this pandemic by securing money for testing and treatment in new york. taking on the drug and insurance giants to lower cost and restore coverage to those hit hardest by the downturn. >> that was her campaign promise. to take on drug and insurance giants, now that she has been elected she is doing the opposite. she's doing with the drug giants want by blocking a proposal of her own party that would lower the cost of prescription drugs. she is perhaps, activists are concentrating all their attention on a rise in attempting to persuade her to flip and support the drug price reform. in the a

california democrat scott peters voted against that larger bill during a rare budget committee session saturday. >> concerned over how this process is being rushed. does not allow for debate and discussion the bill de. manyemocts feel they need towa >> i see us in a position where failure is not an option. it is not an option. >> reporter: it's a delicate negotiation, one the white house is following closely. >> i'm optimistic about this week. it's going to take the better part of the week. >> reporter: further complicating matters, a fight over raising the debt ceiling looms just around the corner. if lawmakers don't vote to increase the nation's debt limit by friday, the united states will default on its financial obligations and risk sending global markets into turmoil. later today senate majority leader chuck schumer will hold a key test vote on a bill that temporarily funds the government and raises the debt limit. republicans have said they'll block any bill that links the two. back to you. >> all right. laura podesta in new york. thank you so much. investigigators and amtrak off

california democrat scott peters voted against the 3.5 trillion dollar bill during a rare budget committeen saturday. >> it is being rushed, this is not allowed for the discussion, the subsequently bill deserves. >> reporter: the spending showdown comes with a critical funding deadline friday to avert a government shutdown. >> senate majority leader chuck schumer's office confirms the plan is still to hold a key test vote monday evening on a bill that temporarily funds the government and raises the debt limit. republicans have said they would block any bill that linked the two. jericka. >> duncan: natalie brand reporting for us from washington. today germans voted in a national election with global implications. cbs' chris livesay explains from berlin. >> reporter: it is one of the most important elections in german history. not because of who is running, but because of who isn't. chancellor angela merkel is saying, auf wiedersehen after 16 years. lauded as the savior of europe, helping hold it together as during the euro crisis, her secret, a stoic calm that defined german society. >> the

democrat scott peters voted against the social spending bill in committee over the weekend. some liberals are threatening to vote no. at least ten republicans will vote in favor of infrastructure. >> all this bill does in a bipartisan way, i don't believe anyone, any faction of the democratic party will vote against the key legislative party that is good for the country. >> there's one estimate the social spending bill will cost $5 trillion. the price tag could shrink to court the votes of joe manchin. >> spoker pelosi didn't want to talk about the numbers saying it's paid for. it's paid for by putting a debt on the next generation of americans. that's how it's paid for. >> there's a test vote at 5:30 eastern time on the debt celling. charles? >> now to aishah hasnie on what is in the bill. i'm not sure we want to know. >> charles, there's never been a bill like this in the history of our country. we still don't know the parts of it. right now based on the parts that have been revealed, it's chocked full of progressive wish lists, items that they want to see come to fruition

puts it this way, represent itative mur criticized due publictous spending, and representative scott peters has sought to narrow reigning in prescription drug costs. others have questioned where it's fully financed. you're saying there needs to be more meat on the bone. >> what i'm saying is the senate has not told us, has not been able to yet finalize this so we have everybody on board, and we have already compromised to the 3.5 trillion. we have come up with all of the different priorities. the committees in the house already did the work. we already passed through committees a significant number of things. there might be a few things left that still need to be worked out. prescription drug pricing is very important, and i'm disappointed we haven't passed that through committee. it was passed by democrats last congress, and we need to reign in the price of prescription drugs. there are a couple of things on the table but the reality is joe manchin, kyrsten sinema need to actually realize they drafted the infrastructure bill without any input from any of us. we have drafted a reconciliatio

the -- the story on the democrat who voted no on that proposal yesterday, moderate congressman scott petersoined all 16 republicans on the budget committee in opposing the legislation. the a.p. note his objection includes one that troubled many democrats, a reluctance to back a bill that could later be dropped by the senate if the negotiations continue. and as those negotiations are happening, nancy pelosi yesterday releasing a dear colleague letter to democrats in the house saying in that letter that this coming week on capitol hill will be a "time of intensity" as party leadership aims to take action on three pieces of legislation she notes this week, we must pass the continuing resolution to keep the funding. the build back better act -- host: back to your phone calls. talking about president biden and job performance so far, asking you to grade it. jeremy's in madison, wisconsin, an independent. jeremy, good morning. caller: thank you for c-span. i will be the last person, i think, on earth here, to grade the president of one of the most important missions in -- on earth. let's think ab

then we expect lower returns. >> scott minerd and peter oppenheimer on markets.ppenheimer calling correction and opportunity. will our next guest see opportunity in a potential selloff? today. get ready for a 10% correction. this is starting to become consensus, that we are going to see a selloff and a correction. are you in the same camp? could we see a decline of 10% or more in these markets? >> the bottom line is we are still in the all clear. if you look at the support that still exists, support for equity valuations, monetary support, fiscal support for vaccination rollouts, all of that lays the foundation for supportive risk-taking environment. you can add on that travel restrictions to abate. you look at high savings rates. the ability for consumers to some of that pent-up demand. 2022, 1 of my concerns is the fact that we could have to deal with the specter of tax hikes in the world's largest economy, the united states. mark: if you think there are gains to be made this year, where are those? >> one of the things we are -- we have on in terms of our portf

now california congressman scott peters is one of those moderates over the weekend he voted against advancingn committee. >> i'm concerned this process is being rushed which has not aloud for debate and discussions the consequential bill deserves. i'm optimistic the bill will improve and fix some of my underlying concerns but it needs more work. >> now over on to the senate where there will be a vote today at 5:30 on a bill to fund the government and raise the debt ceiling that will likely fail because republicans are against it and that gives democrats three days to come up with plan b before the government runs out of money on september 30th treasury has a little more breathing room before it hits the debt limit projects that deadline is between october 15th and november 4th but democrats are taking this down to the wire and the politics have gotten all jumbled together here. back over to you >> all right thank you. >>> shares of china's evergrande are actually in the green this morning while shares of its ev unit plunged due to, quote, what is a serious shortage of funds we're going to bre

scott peters congressman from california who indicated they want concrete things, not academic discussions about taxes. that is where some people think we might be a little further away from actually getting a vote on the $3.5 trillion bill. it probably is less. there is a lot of discussion about what ultimately will be in that bill. neil: got it. chad, thank you very much, chad pergram on all of that. republicans are criticizing a lot of bigger spending plans being inflationary. there is raging debate in the economic community whether government spending immediately prompts this inflationary spiral. be that as it may, they're all dead-set against it and now cite inflation as a problem that even jerome powell acknowledges is not just transitory anymore. edward lawrence with that side of the story. concerns whether jerome powell himself is up to the job. reporter: exactly. neil, i'll tell you that all that spending that chad was talking about there, it is coming crashing into the inflation that we're seeing under the biden administration so far. to your conversation with chad, here is repre

the -- the story on the democrat who voted no on that proposal yesterday, moderate congressman scott petersoined all 16 republicans on the budget committee in opposing the legislation. the a.p. note his objection includes one that troubled many democrats, a reluctance to back a bill that could later be dropped by the senate if the negotiations continue. and as those negotiations are happening, nancy pelosi yesterday releasing a dear colleague letter to democrats in the house saying in that letter that this coming week on capitol hill will be a "time of intensity" as party leadership aims to take action on three pieces of legislation she notes this week, we must pass the continuing resolution to keep the funding. the build back better act -- host: back to your phone calls. talking about president biden and job performance so far, asking you to grade it. jeremy's in madison, wisconsin, an independent. jeremy, good morning. caller: thank you for c-span. i will be the last person, i think, on earth here, to grade the president of one of the most important missions in -- on earth. let's think ab

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we also like to recognize the efforts of my colleagues in the senate, chairman peters, senator scott, who shepherded this bill through their chamber. finally again once again, my good friend, chairman bennie thompson, for ensuring that this bill quickly received the consideration it deserves. i urge my colleagues to support this important legislation. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the gentleman from mississippi, mr. thompson, reserves. the gentleman from mississippi, mr. guest, is recognized. mr. guest: thank you, mr. speaker. at this time i have no further speakers. i urge all members to support this bill. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from mississippi, mr. guest, yields back the balance of his time of the the gentleman from mississippi , mr. mr. thompson: thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, i yield myself the balance of the time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman virginia tech. mr. thompson: with sophisticated cyber criminals operating overseas launching ransomware attacks on our schools, it's es

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i'm peter bell, to remind you we're discussing what happens after afghanistan. ah okay, scott, i want to go back to you before we went to the break you were talking about, you know, we, we will get out, we should get out of syria, but i mean, you see what's going on. there's a lot of pushback against fighting for his decision. of course, it's the optics of how we got out. i agree with joshua, these things are always messy, always will be towards the end. but i mean, this is an opportunity, but there are, there seems to be a bipartisan effort against him right now when he has an opening. i mean, what's good to give here? i mean, it's like stepping on the break and the accelerator at the same time. go ahead. scott. just point out the fact that the people who are articulating for us to stay in syria are the same group of people with same bill, so to speak, who articulated the necessity for us to remain in afghanistan. and so the debate is not an unfamiliar debate, and the people that are populated around biden, over advising them, are people who were there when obama received the

scott? >> no. >> jackson lee? >> no. >> mr. cooper? >> no. >> mr. peter? >> mr. moulton? >> no. >> mr. smith? >> yes. >> mr. kelly? >> yes. >> mr. mcclintock? >> yes. >> mr. willsmith? >> yes. >> mr. smucker? >> yes. >> mr. jacobs? >> yes. >> mr. burgess? >> yes. >> mr. carter? >> yes. >> mr. klein? >> yes. >> miss boebert? >> yes. >> mr. donald? >> yes. >> mr. finch? >> yes. >> mr. good? >> yes. >> ms. henson? >> yes. >> ms. miller? >> yes. >> mr. peter? mr. peter? mr. chairman? >> you are on mute. >> chairman votes no. >> is there anyone who is wishing to change other vote? >> can you hear me? >> peter votes no. >> are there any other members wishing to vote or change other vote? >> on that boat, yes is 16, no is 21. >> the emotion is not agree to -- motion is not agree to. i want to start by thanking the members of this committee, we have worked together on this legislation. we want to thank the 13 committees of restrictions who collectively spent more than 165 hours working out this package and debating more than 850 amendments. it in flex the -- it reflects the urgency. this investment in our nation ou

. >> senator scott you are recognized for your questions. >> thank you, chair peters.ortant is the existing satellite system that the federal government uses for cybersecurity and how risky do you think is the system's abilityky in any time somebody wanted to have a conflict would be still viable? >> appreciate the question senator. without having the details in hand,, happy to respond and say the question is probably how important the cybersecurity to the satellites often perform critical functions for the nation whether it's weather observations or military command and control and so on and so forth and we need to ensure we have invested in much in them so cybersecurity is essential for them. i think our adversaries would hold those at risk if they thought they had the means or ther ability to do so and therefore it has to be in scope. >> i would agree with that, senator. obviously anything that is critical to the national security is something that we need to make sure is protected and secure in today's technology world, we know that many things are connected and al

scott. >> no. >> miss jackson lee? >> cheryl jackson lee of texas votes no. >> mr. cooper? >> cooper votes no. >> mr. -- >> no. >> mr. peter? >> no. >> mr. moulton votes no. >> no. >> mr. smith? >> smith in missouri votes yes. >> mr. kelly? >> kelly from mississippi votes yes. >> mr. mcclintock? >> i. >> mr. -- >> i. >> mr. snuffer -- mr. jacobs? mr. jacobs votes i. mr. carter? mr. carter votes i. mr. klein? mr. klein votes i. mr. donald? >> mr. donald from florida votes i. >> mr. good? >> good votes yes. >> misses hinson votes i. misses miller? >> misses miller in west virginia votes i. mr. peter? mr. peter? mr. chairman? >> you are un-mute. -- on mute. >> mr. chairman votes no. >> is there anyone who -- any member who wishes to vote or change their vote? >> can you hear me now? peter's votes no. >> mr. peters votes no. >> are there any other members wishing to vote or wishing to change their vote? >> mr. chairman, on that vote, the eyes are 16, the nose or 21. -- ;i's are 16, the no's are 21. >> i want to thank members of staff of this committee, members of colleagues and leadership in the white house. we have worked tog

senator scott, you're recognized for your questions. >> thank you, chairman peters. thanks for being here. how important is the existing satellite system that our that the federal government uses for cyber security and how risky do you think the satellite system is as far as its ability to in any time that somebody wouldn't have a conflict with us, that it would be still viable? >> appreciate the question, senator. without having the details in hand, but happy to respond to that in further detail would say that the question is probably equally apt how important is cyber security to the satellites? the satellites often perform critical functions for the nation, whether it's weather observations or military command and control or so on, so forth and we need to ensure that we have invested as much in them, as we have in any other piece of critical infrastructure. so cyber security is essential for them. i think our adversaries would clearly hold those, and therefore it has to be in scope. >> and what do you think? >> i would agree with that, senator. obviously, anything

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peter lynch. >> we illwill have more on the s.a.l.t. conference tomorrow >> let's work it out >> mark spitznager and dr. scotty dalio they will come to us live from the s.a.l.t. conference. >> do we need a new acronym on s.a.l.t. >> because of the taxes. >> i think strategic arms limitation treattreaty i think taxes and bloomberg. i like salt. >> on your french fries? on your hamburger? >> i don't know what to do no way to get rid of it. they will not be able to raise the capital. >> where are you i want to get rid of the s.a.l.t. taxes. >> what do you mean? >> i would like to -- you know -- reimpossible. >> you have to raise taxes somewhere else >> i know. >> you could do carried interest i can tell. >> it is tough for them to reinstate fully. it would not be surprised to raise limits we're out of time. >> disappointed with josh. >> why >> because the journal called it a fig leaf they folded. all nine >>> when we come back, we will talk about what consumers can expect from the apple event. >>> and kevin mccarthy talks about spending and taxes and much more. stay tuned get decision tech from fidelity. [ cellp

peter doocy has that live from the white house today. >> bill: at one of the generals, they told the president biden to stick with 2500 troops in afghanistan and instead, it was general scottwith closed members of congress. that also leaves a small force behind which has small critics wondering, did anyone tell president biden to take every soldier out at once? >> let me tell you about my old buddy joe biden. he's been about as dumb as a rock on foreign policy for 30 years and when trump left, bob graham was in our hands as americans who had 2500 groups don't make troops on the ground. the reason the taliban is in charge today is because of joe biden, not donald trump enough the generals. >> bill: at the pentagon is also remanding people that the president's orders must be followed and president biden insists that his was not in conflict with the latest intel. >> your top military advisors warned against it, they wanted you to keep about 2500 troops. >> president biden: no they didn't, it was split. that wasn't true. >> they didn't tell you they wanted troops to stay? >> bill: not in terms of whether we were going to get out in a time frame all troops. they didn't argue ag

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