warren: john is out there somewhere.t mental health, but also your physical health can make a huge difference. mayor warren: to put them together. mayor schieve: endorsement going, so move with the mayor. your new ambassador, acquanetta warren. thanks, mayors. thank you. [applause] all right. thank you so much. ok, let's see. session. we will betm■■x6■

mayor warren: to put them gether.mayor schieve: getting the endorsement going, so move with b,the mayor. there is your new ambassador acquanetta warren. thanks, mayors. thank you. [applause] all right. thank you so much. ok, let's see. this concludes our opening session. we will be

i was not putting warren chief justice warren down. chief justice warren was a great jurist and did a lot of good work. he was up some. yeah, he was as far as he could go and was a straight he was all the states and it was strategic. yes. yes. so, you know, sometimes know sometimes you can't say everything. it's on your mind. right? sometimes is actually a smart way to go. and that's what he was doing versus board versus board of education. his opinion obtuse gation. mm hmm. and what i. but he was up against it. and i would say to people, i think nowadays when people look at brown versus board of education, they actually forget how bad were right and have forgot the constraints under which those justices were working. let me put a pin in that. i to encourage the audience. we're going to take questions if you're interested, if you are make your to the microphones. one thing that we haven't gotten into depth that i think would be incomplete is the court didn't tell country how to do it. and the that followed were pretty bloody, pretty vi

i was not putting warren chief justice warrenstice warren was a great jurist and dwork.he was up so was as far as he could go and was a straight he was all states and it was strategic. yes. yes. so, you know somimes know sometimes you can't say everything. r mind. right? sometimes is actll go. and that's what he was doing versus boa of education. his opinion but he was up against people, i think nowadaywhen people look at brown versus board of education, they forget how bad were right and have forgot the constraints under which those justices wthat. i to encourage the audience. we're going to take make your to the microphones. one thing that we haven't gotten into depth that i think would be incomplete is the court didn't tell country how to doand the that followed were pretty the resistance pretty amazing. they closed the schools in virginia instead of integrate out. george wallace famously on thesteps. so very, very tough. and then we did get the civil rights act of 64 and 65 as a catalyst. lots of question. sir, your first. thank you so much for being white, a recent

she was protecting her ex, warren. >> was oscar jealous of warren, we don't know. we do know this, that little coffee date warren had with reeva was on february 12, 2013, 36 hours before oscar killed her. >>> coming up, prosecutors lay out the case. iphones, bulletholes, reeva's close, neighbors' stories. >> what everyone will be watching for his mother you can prove he intended to kill her. >> we would not have charged him if we did not believe so. >> when "dateline" continues. but this is my story. ( ♪♪ ) and with once-daily trelegy, it can still be beautiful. because with 3 medicines in 1 inhaler, trelegy keeps my airways open for a full 24 hours and prevents future flare-ups. trelegy also improves lung function, so i can breathe more freely all day and night. trelegy won't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden breathing problems. tell your doctor if you have a heart condition or high blood pressure before taking it. do not take trelegy more than prescribed. trelegy may increase your risk of thrush, pneumonia, and osteoporosis. call your doctor if worsened breathi

the enthusiasm of the deal was more evident in warren.bias was something charlie guarded against. katie: ronald olson speaking with david westin. tonight, former u.s. treasury secretary larry summers. that's at 6 p.m. new york time. this is bloomberg. ♪ i can't believe you corporate types are still at it. just stop calling each other rock stars. and using workday to put finance and h.r. on one platform. tim, you are a rock star. using responsible ai doesn't make you a rock star. it kinda does. you are not rock stars. (clears throat) okay. most of you are not rock stars. oooh. data driven insights, and large language models. oh, that's so rock roll. it is, right. he gets it. yeah. oh, thank you so much i couldn't have done it without you. honestly, i don't do a whole lot here. i'm really just here for the at&t internet, it's super-fast so, any pre-launch concerns? what if nobody buys them? that's mean or, what if everybody buys them? oh, i hadn't thought of that that's probably not gonna happen can we handle that kind of traffic? the netwo

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warren and davidson, warren thank you. thank you very much. right woman who was very quiet, very shy but very professional marjorie taylor green. [cheering] great person she is a great person. michael cloud, thank you my own congressman michael cloud and former congressman someone who almost one new york which they said wasn't impossible. what a campaign to ears late frankly because today it is different the illegal migrants have taken over new york today it is different but what a job he did former congressman lee zeldin. leah, wherever you are. delete, thank you. also a person who is really a terrific person i got to know her well congressperson in tulsi gabbard thank you. thank you. you all know my son don is out there working, he is such a good boy and kimberly i heard her speak they gave some good ones. thank you kimberly, thank you don. and man it really special very important to think the most important man in the room for what we are doing, rnc chairman michael whatley watley is doingt job. michigan gop chair i wanted him from day one

we will be hearing from senator elizabeth warren, wh policy. following the senator's remarks we will welcome a ideas moderated by chief policy fellow michael lynnlinden. and then we will discuss wayso tackle inequality and ensure that firms are competing during the panel we will be fieldingthere are index cards at your tables. if you want to submit a question, jotted down and handed to my colleagues that hand it to my colleagues. at the end -- i almost forgot the last part of the agenda -- the deputy director of the white council who will lay out the administration thinking on the priorities for this debate. with that, it is my honor to welcome tireless check in for the middle class and the owner of acute golden retriever, the senator from massachusetts elizabeth warren. sen. warren: thanks very much. it's good to see you all, it is good to be here. old friends, new friends. k you david, for the introduction. he center. we are 141 thate direction our country takes on abortion, and immigration. another fight is also teed up the fight over taxes.

senator warren. sen. waarrren: 1972, congress established the social security income so people with disabilities can live in dignity by getting a monthly cash payment. it is now a critical lifeline forthe problem is these outdated rules haveanded about four out of every 10 people who receive in poverty and unable to work. i want to walk through an to make sure we are in on the numbers. a young woman living wit average ssi payment, which is about698 a month last year. she picks up a remotefor eight hours a week, $232 a still leaving her well below the poverty line. youre an assoer at the social security administration, ms. wilschke. say that ssa sees this woman is earning $232 month on top of her ssi benefits, under current $232? ms. wilschke: thank you. she would keep part of it -- se how much? ms. wilschke: the first $85 and half of the rest. sen. warren: she gets85, the amount she can keep from her work, and after that, for every two dollars and she earns, what happens to her benefits? bó lschke: it wou

mayor warren: to put them together. so much. ok, let's see. opening session. we will be right back after lunch. thanks, everyone. ♪ >> friday night, watching c-span's 2024 campaign trail. a weekly roundup of c-span's campaign coverage. providing a one-stopp. today we will give you a sneak peek at year's republican national committee and in milwaukee, including interews wn frankie, milwaukee90 johnson, and peggy smith, president and ceo of visit milwaukee. we also talked with business owners who wand tune in july 5 r campaign trail preview of the democratic national convenon.w'n trail at 7:30 eastern on c-span, live at ■z■c-span.org, or download as a podcast on c-span now, or wherever you get your podcasts. c-span. your unfiltered view of politics. >> saturdays, american history tv features historic convention watch notable remarks by presidential nominees and other lides. this saturday, senator barry ential nomination. his convention speech helped preserve the conservative momeithin the republican party. >> our people h

because bill gates is richer and warren buffett, god bless him.he has a picture, a poster child for one of the arguments against warren buffett is he pays himself a low. so that he doesn't have to pay taxes. and this raises the revenues. scrooge question. you remember fred ebb and losers, nephew says that ebony isas wealth does him no good because he didn't spend it. well, if it didn't him any good, who does good? well, people like ebony's scrooge funded the industrial revolution. that changed lives. that set the world of an economic growth. it's never ended. warren buffett made us all richer. which efficiency as the greatest investor in history. he's taken many people in the companies he owns and runs. so the powerful agree on how anybody could be envious of him and he's never bought a new car alive. baby son is here and i wrote an article in the wall street journal in. my son knows the great investor and so sent me a nasty email saying, pop, you need to attention to what you're writing because warren buffett has a brand new cadillac. so i told t

warren buffett made us all richer. which efficiency as the greatest investor in history.on how anybody could be envious of him and he's never bought a new car alive. baby son is here and i wrote an article in the wall stre knows r and so sent me a nasty email saying, pop, you need to attention to what you're writing because warren buffett has a brand newso i told right. so i sent an email apologizing. he sent me the red illustration for his charitable. he has car in his life. listen to your father. that's silliest. is the well? neither my parents graduated from high school. and so if somebody is going me th the system is rigged, they're going to get up money early in the morning. never in my life. has anybody ever toe there was d not or could not be? because who my daddy was? it's who i am. it's what done. that's what works. america. one of the things i love about texas is texas the only place in the world where you play down your ancestors. i once i was with just beginnint interested inere a bunch of peo. he was talking and all and was the backwoods. and no word. so fina

as israel's allies in washington, warren, that would only harm is rarely security. we ask, is the conflict between has the law and israel going to escalate. nicole fairly in berlin and this is the day i of the wrong proxy because by law have increased broke it drone and multiply against israel. these attacks of coals, significant fires. it's more yesterday the land was burning here and i'm glad you put it out. with the ground was also on fire 11 on israel's northern residents. tens of thousands of evacuated will not live under such threats. a granite has a strong defense on readiness for an offensive. we're approaching a decision point and we are prepared for very strong action in the north. but it's important also on the day a look at how european voters are cooling on green policies, despite the earth climates heating up. 2019 climate change while it's really important, according to europe or me to data. this time it's cost of living, it's peace and the warren ukraine. that's more in the voters minds. welcome to the program. we begin tonight with a conflict betwee

>> you know, first of all, i know warren and i have an amazing regard for his capabilities.reatest investor of his time. and what a builder. what he has accomplished speaks for itself. and that he would -- and he knows insurance. over 40% of his business is insurance. and that he would choose to invest in chubb and become a significant long-term shareholder is so gratifying and such a vote of confidence, we're honored. >> now, i would also have to believe like occidental he can continue to buy-e doesn't have to till, he's allowed to buy all he wants. >> well, that's exactly right. and it would be better if he isn't telling me because that's a discloseable event. >> absolutely. now, i want to talk about your business. this is a halcyon time to be in your business. that doesn't mean everybody makes a lot of money. and what i want -- i want potential investors to know, you know how to underwrite. you know how to do it profitably. it's very clear from all your materials not everybody does. what's the difference between someone who knows how to write, who knows how to price, and

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senator warren, thank you so much for being here. i remember a time when marco rubio, your colleague in the senate had at least a residence on earth one where facts are facts and reality is reality. i have to get your thoughts on his statement, his tweet today saying our current president is a demented man prauched up by wicked and deranged people willing to destroy our country to remain in power. it's time to fight fire with fire. your thoughts, senator? >> you know, this revenge fantasy is truly alarming. i understand that these are people who have taken their oath of loyalty to donald trump, not to the constitution, not to the people of the united states of america but to this one man. and they suck up. they do whatever it is that he wants them to do, but the direction this has now gone -- we all understand using our court system for retribution is wrong. and there is absolutely zero evidence that the 34 felony convictions against donald trump had anything to do with political retribution, and yet the republicans in this fevered m

earl warren, the governor of california, is withholding the delegation's votes.en tells eisenhower, "i'll deliver the delegation for you on one condition. i wanna be the next chief justice of the supreme court." ike, the great war hero, shakes hands, says, "you got a deal." he wins. one year later, earl warren is the chief justice of the united states supreme court. rod wanted a political appointment from obama, and for that, he was prepared to trade obama's old senate seat, which is actually legal. otherwise, eisenhower would have gone to jail, and americans would not have "liked ike." do you see yourself as somebody who was just trying to function in perhaps an inherently corrupt but legal system, and that theoretically almost any politician could be snagged the way you were? absolutely. of course i do, except i'm giving me higher marks. because i was using that money that--that-- and that power gave me to fight an established system that served itself on the backs of the people, and when you do that, you piss a lot of people off, and they wanna get rid of you.

warren: mr. president. cer: the senior senator from massachusetts. ms. warren: thank president.e today because reproductive freedom is under attack. in 2022, donald trump's far-right supreme court took away the constitutional right to an abortion completing the republican party's decades-long plan to overturn roe. now, in some states the court's decision revived abortion bans that had lane dormant since the 1800's. in other states the decision triggered new abortion restrictionings prewritten to go into effect the very day that roe v. wade was overturned. the res have been horrific. but here's the thing the republican party missed from kansas to ohio to california reproductive rights are popular. americans overwhelmingly support the right to an abortion right to ivf, and the right to contraception. in fact these rights are so popular that republicans want you to believe they support them but their actions speak for themselves. first, republicans said they wouldn't overturn roe v. wade. donald trump and hiscourt did. and trump is still bragging about it. now, over 20 states have

chief justice warren right before.ting to do and he says, i want to write opinion that is brief. write an opinion that regular peoplean read and write. and he says he says and above is non now he write an opinion that was non accusatory in large parte wanted to preempt■íthere were some meme court particular you mentioned away.n, but but then there was another member, the court justice reid from kentucky, who was very we warn, however, wanted aon wanted to write an opinion that would get what he wanted. that is to say striking down of e segregate with respect to public schooling. but he wanted to lessen the amount of reaction against his opinion. like you say it's a very it's a very short opinion. it's a very srt opinion and it's an odd opinion in the sense that i mean here we are the national archives. we're talking a twe're talking a landmark opinion it is. but if you actually just read the opinion, if you didn't know about american the fighting was all about. you would not know from reading this opinion. you would no

senator warren.waarrren: in 1972, congress established the social income so people with disabilities can live in dignity by getting a monthly cash payment. it is now a critical lifeline for about 8 millioncathe problem is these outdated rules havetranded about four out of every 10 people who receive it to work. i want to walk through an example to make sure we are in on the numbers. a young woman living with disabilities who receives the payment, which is about $698 a month last year. well below the she picks up a remote minimum-wage gfor eight hours a week, allowingto $232 a month,w the poverty line. you are an associate commissioner at the social security administration, ms. wilschke. say that ssa sees this woman is earning $232 from he month on top of her ssi benefits, under current law can't you keep the $232? ms. wilschke: thank you. keep part of it -- sen. warren: howms. wilschke: the first $85 and half of n. warren: she gets $85, the amount she can keep from her work, and after that, for every

not warren buffett the oracle of omaha revealed he is taking a massive bed on insurance stock chubb, it might not be a sexy tech stock but the dividend is, has one characteristic that he absolutely loves, coming up in a fox business exclusive check ceo evan greenberg is here in studio were get a dig into why he is so enamored with chubb that he scooped up 26 million shares and what the upcoming storm season, cyclones, floods all around the world. in the meantime a prediction about how the market might open and more importantly close tomorrow of the bullish headlines, let's get to the porsche because we have two guys that are ready to do that washington advisor kevin peron in market rebellion cofounder pete najarian, can we talk with what you will happen in two hours and 58 minutes from now. >> i would expected to be more bullish, i think that is what were seen right now and we pay for country basically gone to the book of everything and early-season related and that did deliver with all the beads, some cases are we beating the actual number from the year before our our we stepping ov

warren winarsky launched stag's leap in 1972.net sauvignon put napa on the map as a wine region equal to the great wine growers of france, and you're watching ktvu fox two news at 630. business leaders in san francisco's union square are hoping for a makeover of one of the city's most well known streets, as ktvu is christian captain shows us this group believes their plan would make powell street more welcoming to residents and to visitors. >> powell street is one of san francisco's most recognized thoroughfares. now, the union square alliance and city leaders are pitching a new plan to transform the street to make it more welcoming to visitors and locals alike. organizers just released artist's rendering of what powell street could look like. the metal bump out parklets would be replaced by wider sidewalks and cafe style dining, and at night, new dramatic lighting that can be configured to celebrate everything from the golden state warriors to pride and running right through the center of it all. the city's cable cars. >> what m

. >> senator warren was giving a lengthy speech. she had appeared to violate the rule. she was warned. she was given an explanation. nevertheless, she persisted. >> and so, she continues to persist. here she is, persisting today in wisconsin. >> if donald trump takes the white house, if republicans get control of congress, they are coming for abortion everywhere. they are coming for contraception everywhere. they are coming for ivf everywhere. so when we go to the polls on november 5th, you are fighting for wisconsin, by fighting for joe biden and kamala harris. >> it has been exactly 2 years to the day since the united states supreme court overturned roe versus wade and unleashed new abortion bans in 21 states. >> i want to thank the six justices, chief justice jenna roberts, clarence thomas, samuel alito, brett kavanaugh, amy coney barrett, and neil corset. incredible people, for having the courage to allow this long-term hard-fought battle to finally end. >> but the battle has not ended and will not end. republicans want more. >> it is absolutely critical as we look

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warren. mr. welch. mr. whitehouse. mr. wicker. mr. wyden. mr. young.he clerk: senators voting in the affirmative -- baldwin, booker capito, casey cassidy, cornyn, duckworth, grassley hassan, hickenlooper, king man chin, moran mullin, murkowski, murray, ossoff, padilla, peters, reid ricketts, rosen, rounds, schatz tester warnock, whitehouse. mr. merkley, aye. ms. stabenow, aye. mr. heinrich, aye. mrs. hyde-smith, aye. senators voting in the negative -- hagerty, kennedy, schmitt, scott of florida tuberville, vance. the clerk: ms. warren, aye. the clerk: mr. cardin, aye. the clerk: mr. marshall, no. the clerk: ms. collins, aye. the clerk: mr. kaine, no. the clerk: mr. johnson, no. mr. warner, aye. mr. kelly, aye. mr. coons, aye. the clerk: mr. cramer, aye. mr. brown, aye. the clerk: ms. cortez masto, aye. mr. thune, no. the clerk: mrs. blackburn, no. vote: the clerk: mr. carper aye. the clerk: mr. welch, aye.u4 he pale. vandalism like this and should be prosecuted to the full extent of the law. it sickens me that of all the targets these anti-semis could

now that is something squarely within senator warren and her colleagues.onomists. i always told people it has been my experience 99% of them have been very progressive. that is not a surprise. 30 seconds to go. point out to the audience, we've come back here in the stock market, treasury auction. near where you wanted to go off on yields. dealers had to take less. direct bidders were strong. indirect were okay, maybe less than average. this was pretty strong auction on an important day. it saved the market from going down. 30 seconds, what is achilles heel for the market? >> i think the market is not pricing in geopolitical risk. the first casualty of war is truth but what i read there is some escalation on the war front in ukraine and looking at the european elections, there will be a lot more political uncertainty in europe as well. we have a lot of geopolitical uncertainty, that creates a lot of hesitation for businesses to expand. that filters down into the economy. i think this geopolitical storm could be brewing and it could be bigger than the market

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i mean, if you see the 1912 bull moose progressive, you're probably elizabeth warren. if you see the trust busting republican who ascends to the presidency atop the american century you might be josh hawley. that's kind of the incredible thing about theodore roosevelt is he is a unifying president, democrats, republicans, independents can all find something to love in tr. >> is it that he had such a long public life and so many different chapters, that there's something anybody can identify with? >> well, he kicks open the door to the american century. he means so much to so many people because he's the one -- you have the old phrase "does the time define the person or does the time define the person." he is one of those people that defines the time. he is progressive and active, and really sets out presidency and a philosophy that changes the course of the country. >> you write "theodore roovelt was the most masculine pres president," and yet your book, "the loves of theodore roosevelt," documents that he was a product of, quote, a group of extraordinary women. were y

warren buffett's 91-year-old. i will take his stock advice. >> i'm just not going to take donald. >> i'm just not going to take a joe biden's governing vice because he clearly has had a cognitive decline and it's just on the world stage. it's troubling, it's dangerous. i mean, these people have seen him for 40 years on the world stage. they've seen the decline. we see the decline warrant i'm talking more about it. it's dangerous this is what i love, is that we have two guys, running against each other. >> he's not running against warren buffet, he's not running against a 35-year-old. he's running against donald trump first of all, we should all take take a step back and wish donald trump in early 70th birthday. i believe it's tomorrow when your dad is 70 is at one and your mother is 78. you don't say dad married a younger woman? these guys are the same age. they are basically in the same i wouldn't want either with them on the road driving in terms of cognition donald trump in the last six months has said, we're u

>> he is our new warren buffet. >> say that again. >> he is the new generation's warren buffet it seems like. a lot of followers, generates all kinds of excitement among investors. listen, the key story for me, key element here are the shares. they're going to sell 75 million shares on a base of like 306 million right now. so they're taking advantage as they should of this new excitement and interest in the stock. but, yeah, if you are left holding the bag and you hold the shares, you might be frustrated. >> is this anything but a gamble, gamestop? >> you know, i am struggling to find ways to see it as the turn around story that the bulls suggest. people are downloading games. they're not owning them, not going to stores. they're playing on their phones. i guess there is a turn around story here. even he, gill, on the call didn't really suggest what turn around play is. it's just a play on cohen who runs the company but he's also fired the c suite executives. it's a real bet. can he turn it out? he could but i am not sure what the plan is. >> karen was saying something earlier and somet

and rochester, warren, ukraine, has really enhanced this access in a way. and so the us is in a difficult situation. and in many respects, vietnam stands got the cornerstone of trying to wean strategic partners off of dependence. economic dependents on china. and vietnam also spans as a really important economic partner, both for the us when it comes to near shoring and reducing our supply networks into china. but also vietnam is important for defense and security purposes with the situation to solve china seats. so the us, uh, you know, foreign policy has never been a big deal in domestic politics. but obviously there's 2 major crisis happening in the world right now. russians will warn you crate and the israel palestine conflict, and this is definitely waiting on the minds of the vine. it is ministration coming into november with the election. and a trump has definitely been a different kind of us present when it comes to foreign policy. she had in 2017 fire and few already with comes on on. and then the following year, she met kim's on a 2 separate occas

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warren called the police. officers morgan tracy and charles lee respond to the scene. officer lee parked his vehicle in front of the baby's mother to prevent her from interfering with the rescue of the officer. helped warren pull the moose out of the water and we don't often have moose rescue stories. we thought we would end with that one. tomorrow on "special report," research at the international space station benefiting both professional and amateur athletes. we look at some of the sporting equipment developed by nasa in some cases tested in space. thanks for inviting us into your home tonight. that's it for this "special report," fair, balanced and still unafraid. ingraham angle is now. ♪ ♪ >> laura: good evening, everyone. i'm lawyer ingraham. this is "the ingraham angle" from washington tonight. my angle in moments but, first. we have five months until election day. now every poll that comes out we know it's me particular alsoly dissected as we all try to analyze where the momentum is. this time around we have seen trump looking strong in poll after poll. but, a

warren rudman. jim mcclure, orrin hatch, bill cohen and paul trible were the republicans from the senate in the house. lee hamilton was the chair democrat. dante purcell the future speaker. tom foley. peter rodino. jack brooks. future secretary of defense. les aspin. ed boland. ed jenkins. louis stokes of ohio. on the republican side in the house. -- cheney. future vice president. william broomfield of michigan. henry hyde of illinois. jim quarter of new jersey. bill mccollum of florida and mike dewine. future governor of ohio, were on the committee. the difference i wanted to note was that this seems like a lot of senior leadership were serving on the iran-contra joint committee. that's that's certainly the case really on both sides, but particularly on the democratic side, you had very prominent members who went on to be even more prominent. george mitchell, of course, became the senate majority leader. sam nunn became chair of the armed services committee. i could go on and on about all of their