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[inaudible]. >> commissioner sommer? >> oh, nothing from me at this time. >> time for commissioner moss. >> sorry about that. nothing. >> okay. madam secretary, do we have to go to public comment? >> clerk: yes. is there any public comment on 6-a and b? >> operator: there does not appear to be any public comment at this time. >> clerk: okay. thank you. >> clerk: okay. also, again, i wanted to say for any members of the public listening, call-in number is 415-655-0001. access code is 146-829-7021. also, commissioners, i was informed by two commissioners that one party has to leave at 1:30, another has to leave at 2:00, so i don't know if we'll get through all of our agenda items, but we'll go. >> as i look at our agenda items, we'll look at item 9, and i know that it was an item that commissioner alexander-tut wanted to be involved in [inaudible]. >> i want going to ask if that was something to consider. she was asking about that, so i was going to put that to the team here. >> i am open to it, and if there's no other obj

is wore bed about long-term inflation including the warnings from democratic cabinet member larry sommers. here's what president biden said yesterday. >> we know that as ouc >> we also know that as our economy has come roaring back, we've seen some price increases. some folks have raised worries that this could be a sign of persistent inflation but that's not our view. our experts believe and the data shows that most of the price increases we've seen were expected and expected to be temporary. reality is you can't flip the global economic light back on and not expect this to happen. as demand returns, there's going to be global supply chain challenges. we've seen that in semiconductors which are used in automobile. that will goble shortage created a temporary spike in car prices. that's a rell challenge. though administration is going everything it can to disrupt it. these proses are temp rurs many in rows ent would exnow they have fall pep by more than 50 about. in the hospitality try. returning toeing where theyouses to be. those are transitory owe fekts and they account for 60% of the

in one camp you've got economists like larry sommers.shington is actually going to make inflation worse by overmedicating the patient. you've also got the ceos of jp morgan and black rock. they said that we don't think that inflation is going to be temporary. the fed and the white house thinks that the prices will cool off. but no one knows for sure. >> matt egan, thanks so much. appreciate your time. >>> britney's battle is back in court. a hearing going on right now as she fights to get back control of her life and her pop empire. but can she handle it? we'll hear from her. stay with us. t-mobile is the leader in 5g. t-mobile. america's largest, fastest, most reliable 5g network. what can i du with less asthma? with dupixent i can du more... yardwork... teamwork... long walks.... that's how you du more, with dupixent, which helps prevent asthma attacks. dupixent is not for sudden breathing problems. it's an add-on-treatment for specific types of moderate-to-severe asthma that can improve lung function for better breathing in as little

that's very different than what's offered with 3.5 trillion, which even larry sommers, a left of center in an overheated economy is problematic. i think 1.2 is where the american people want us to be, 3.5 is where the progressive socialist wing of the democratic party wants to be. chris: but are you concerned, senator, that president biden and the democrats are using you, that they're going to be able to claim that they worked in a bipartisan fashion, hold a big signing ceremony for the infrastructure bill in the rose garden, at the same time that they pass the rest of their agenda on a straight party line vote? >> you know, all i can do is do what is right and it's right. the $1.2 trillion is good for the united states of america. it would be bipartisan. representing the interest of all 50 states, not just those represented by democrats. it actually addresses pent-up demand for roads and bridges in my state, across the nation, and other things important. now, the 3.5 trillion, if they want to go on their own on a strict party line vote, fueling inflation, making people more dependent u

he shot and the ball took a wicked deflection off denis zakaria, leaving swizterland keeper yann sommere olympic games. smith is named alongside harry charles as travelling reserve, while london 2012 gold medallists scott brash and ben maher are in the squad. we'll have more for you in sportsday at half past six. thank you very much. very exciting. a lot of that. morris were coming up. —— more sports coming up and sportsday. the announcement yesterday of a huge new factory in sunderland for electric car batteries will need to be the first of many, if supply is to keep up with expected demand. coventry airport has already been identified as another site where a new gigafactory could be in operation by the middle of the decade. but how many electric cars are already on the road, and is the infrastructure ready for many more? 0ur reality check correspondent chris morris is here. he's been looking through all the states. hello. thank you. just a reminder why we re talking about this, the uk is committed by law to get to net zero carbon emissions no later than 2050, to limit the rise in glob

we'll sommer, thank you so much for joining us this morning.quare? >> yes. >> naked cowboys, and all of that? >> [laughs] >> but enemy of the people? that's a bit extreme. well, up next, a country fair, and a terrifying scene. a ride at malfunctions, but what happens next may surprise you >> coming up in our next hour, the trump organization cfo might be the only one indicted so far, but legal experts say the former presidents children could be next. >> history making flight, could pave the way for your next trip to the stratosphere the latest on the timing of the launch >> and right, now follow our twitter page at msnbc weekends, tweet at us. we want to hear from you, you can find show highlights online a lot of people like to tweet us how they are watching the show. we love to see it >> hopefully, you are fully clothed, by the way. do not send us that photo! do not send us that photo! sunday, we will be right back. >> sunday sunday. >> sunday sunday a new 5g phone, on us, aha! old customers. new customers. families. businesses. in-laws. law f

. >> caller: i hope that democrats will listen to larry sommers who says that it is going to be inflation is going to be too much if we pass this. the $1,400 checks have already been spent due to gas and food inflation. at least for me. i'm on a fixed income. but i can see the families, and it is hitting the poor people more than what it really is doing. >> excuse me, you say $3.5 trillion is far too much, and what are the thoughts on the about $600 billion bipartisan infrastructure deal? that is the legislation that could be moved first or perhaps at the same time of this reconciliation package and do you know the exact order yet? that infrastructure spending that was negotiated of the republican and the democratic senators, and are you okay with that level of spending? >> only if they deregulate and make sure they can build the roads and bridges that, that they plan on building. regulations mattered a whole part of spending. what good the $600 billion or the $700 billion if they have all of the regulations? >> steve in illinois, this is bruce out of cleveland, ohio. democrat. good morni

and even democratic economic leader larry sommers has strong concerns that they're not transitory andly going to exacerbate inflation. cheryl: there's a lot going on and obviously tomorrow is going to be pretty darn interesting to see if this bipartisan deal has any legs whatsoever. today is probably going to reveal a lot in washington. you have a busy day ahead, congressman. we're going to let you go. thank you, sir. >> all right, cheryl. cheryl: coming up, earnings, it's week two everybody. major big tech companies are reporting this week. these are always fun to go through. ibm reported its numbers. netflix is coming up. we'll have a preview for you. "mornings with maria" live on fox business. ♪ i love you baby. ♪ and if it's quite all right i need you, baby. ♪ to warm the lonely nights. ♪ i love you, baby. ♪ trust in me when i say. ♪ it's a wishlist on wheels. a choice that requires no explanation. it's where safe and daring seamlessly intersect. it's understated, yet over-delivers. it is truly the mercedes-benz of sports sedans. visit your local mercedes-benz dealer today for exc