they were meeting allegedly with nancy pelosi and chuck schumer and adam schiff and then saying well, this hunter biden stuff is russian disinformation. then all of that leaks. it sabotages your probe into hunter biden. he was connected to, you say, eastern sex trafficking rings, eastern europe in eastern europe and more, right? there are national security issues here. but they're stonewalling, doing their own digs -- disinformation on it. >> with all the talk of russian disinformation we had senior democrats creating intelligence product, classified leak to the media accused senator grassley and i disseminating russian disinformation. a couple hundred news stories marginalizing our report. nothing has been proven inaccurate. this is u.s. records based on interviews with u.s. government officials. this is an effort, apparently began in august of 2020 when we got the briefing and continued at least until march of 2021 when that briefing was leaked to "the washington post" in an article that was used to smear me. so again -- elizabeth: like fbi was weaponized against a sitting member of

senator majority leader chuck schumer and west virginia senator manchin reached a deal on energy and health care bill. more from capitol hill, irrational correspondent jessica -- what is this bill? >> that appears to have risen from the dead. what is most surprising about this agreement from chuck schumer and joe manchin is that includes tax provisions and climate provisions. you will remember not too long ago we are talking about that senator manchin saying that he would not be supporting any of those things. so, this agreement that we heard about and reported on late this afternoon would include a corporate minimum tax at 15%. corporate minimum tax. it would also include climate provisions that aim to reduce garment carbon emissions by 40% by 2030, again things that we did not anticipate seeing in this, and that it would also allow medicare to negotiate drug prices and extend these affordable care act subsidies to americans out there who rely on those to pay for their insurance. but again, anderson, this news into being, we are talking to senators, they were walking on to the senat

it games after chuck schumer and joe manchin announced an agreement on that bill. president biden: yesterday i spoke with both senator schumer and manchin and offered my support for historic agreement to fight inflation and lower costs for american families. it will be the most important investment, not hyperbole, the most important investment we've ever made in our energy security and developing cost-saving and job-creating clean energy solutions for the future. it's a big deal. also for first time if a long time, begin to restore fairness to the tax code. by making the largest corporate nations -- largest corporations in america pay their fair share, without any new taxes on people making under $400,000 a year. experts, even some experts who have criticized my administration in the past, agree that this bill, this bill will reduce inflationary pressures on the economy. this bill will in fact reduce inflationary pressure on the economy. it's a bill that will cut your cost of living and reduce inflation, lowers the deficit. it strengthens our economy for -- in the

>> well, symone, to the first part, the goal of senator chuck schumer is david on this week. most likely, it's gonna be later toward the end of this week it's a lot of process you gotta go through the voting overnight they will offer a horror bunch of amendments, trolling amendments decided to put democrats in a tough position. -- appears genuinely committed and bought an, and frankly, quite feisty in defense of this bill that he has negotiated. now in terms of the significance, it's a huge deal. it's what a certain current president once called a b of the, because for the first time, it would allow medicare, empower medicare to negotiate broad drug prices, something that has about 80 plus percent, among the general public. it would be the biggest investment in mitigating climate change that congress has ever done in u.s. history. and that is a low bar. but 269 billion is hardly trump change on this front. so, finally, for the first time, the democrats, feel after many months of despondency this agenda items that president biden and many democrats have campaigned on, appeared

the west virginia democrat telling majority leader chuck schumer that he will not support a spending package with climate provisions or new tax increases on companies or wealthy individuals. it comes as the nation faces 13 straight months of surging inflation as democrats are still trying to get through a reconciliation package which includes higher taxes and trillions in more spending. manchin's office released a statement saying in part, it's time for leaders to put political agendas aside, reevaluate and adjust economic realities the country faces to avoid taking steps that add fuel to the inflation fire. joining the conversation all morning long this morning is fox business dagen mcdowell, ken hahoney, great to see everybody this morning, thanks for being here. dagen, you to give it to joe manchin. he's sticking to his guns even as chuck schumer pushes and pushes and i will point out that the deadline to get a reconciliation package is approaching and they can't do much after september 30th so chuck schumer wants something done before september 30th. joe manchin is not having it

i know when blows he met with trump and chuck schumer two days before he asked for help and it was refused. i do not understand when we the people are out here and we ask for help, if the president is there representing us, because he was representing the public and there was a lot of fraud. there was some in pennsylvania, there was some in virginia. i know this did happen. being a poll worker you see a lot of things and you hear a lot of things. if you listen to certain programs on tv, there's nobody ever saying anything happened when we know it did. host: wendy in roseville, michigan. independent. caller: how are you? host: good morning. caller: i watched last night and to see our president turn a deaf ear and not do anything -- when is he going to be called to testify? that will be must-see tv to find out what he did. i cannot believe -- i admire liz cheney, bennie thompson. they have done a beautiful job and have done their work wonderfully. for trump to ignore his family, his aides, his cronies, he has to be called for it. he has to be put in jail. the day he is put on that stand and

next, senate majority leader chuck schumer talks to reporters about house a passage of a bill to boost computer chip production which now heads to the president for his signature. senator schumer also spoke about a compromise deal in the senate to address prescription drug prices, climate change on the budget deficit. [background noises] [background noises] bitch. [background noises] [background noises] [inaudible] [laughter] [laughter] why don't you get a different for each day? okay, well, it has been a momentous 24 hours here in congress. the legislative one -- to punch the american people rarely see. a little while ago the house voted to approve the largest investment to lower in cost increasing manufacturing, investing in science and helping fix our semi conductor. the chips in science bill, after three long years now goes to the president's desk. and, last night senator manchin and i announced an agreement by the reconciliation package. inflation reduction act that will finally deliver on some of the biggest challenges facing the american people, lowering costs, fighting inflatio

his remarks came a day after senate majority leader chuck schumer and senator jones manchin announced an agreement on that bill. [background noises] >> good afternoon. yesterday i spoke with both senator schumer and manchin and offered my support for stork agreement to fight inflation at lower cost for american families. it is called the inflation reduction act of 2022. some of you will see a lot of similarities between the buildn that better initiative not all of it we have moved a long way. i'll be going into detail in a minute. but simply put the bill will healthcare costs for millions of americans and it will be the most important investment, not hyperbole the most important investment we have ever made inner energy security and developing cost savings and job creating clean energy solutions for the future. it is a big deal. also for the first time in a long time, began to restore fairness by making the largest corporation in america pay their fair share without any new taxes people making under $40000 a year. experts, even simple experts have criticized my menstruation in the pas

. >> senate majority leader chuck schumer reacted to congress passing the chips bill and sending it to the desk of the president. he went into more detail about a compromise deal in the senate with joe manchin to address prescription drug prices, climate change in the budget deficit. he says to expect work on the legislation to begin next week. sen. schumer: good morning, everybody. [laughter] [indiscernible] [laughter] why don't you get a different color for each day? ok. well, it has been a momentous 24 hours here in congress. a legislative 1-2 punch that the american people rarely see. a little while ago the house voted to approve the largest investment to lowering costs, increasing manufacturing, investing in science and helping fix our semiconductor crisis. the chips and science bill, after three long years, now goes to the president's desk. last night, senator manchin and i announced an agreement on a reconciliation package, the inflation reduction act that will finally deliver on some of the biggest challenges facing the american people -- lowering costs, fighting inflation, fig

chuck schumer recused himself from legislation targeting big tech -- a group calling on chuck schumer to recuse himself from legislation targeting big tech. no comment yet from schumer himself. the comer secretary says the u.s. cannot keep relying on taiwan for semiconductors. in a virtual speech at the athens security forum, she said congress needs to pass legislation to support the domestic production of high-end computer chips. she called the package a sputnik moment for america. coming up, apple spending big money in washington. we will have more on the tech try and's lobbying efforts and why tim cook is getting involved personally. plus the prices on everything from groceries to dating apps rising. how singles are coping. this is bloomberg. ♪ when people come, they say they've tried lots of diets, nothing's worked or they've lost the same 10, 20, 50 pounds over and over again. they need a real solution. i've always fought with 5-10 pounds all the time. eating all these different things and nothing's ever working. i've done the diets, all the diets. before golo, i was barely eat

senator joe manchin and senate majority leader chuck schumer say they've reached a deal on health care, energy, and tax legislation. they say the senate will vote on the wide-ranging measure next week, setting up the president for an unexpected victory ahead of november's elections. there has been weeks of delays in growing criticism against the federal government, but health officials say about 800,000 doses of the monkeypox vaccine will soon be available to go hard-hit areas. as of now, many major cities have stopped offering appointments for second doses because of short supply. >>> and they've been doing it for a while, and now "jeopardy!" says myam bialik and ken jennings will split hosting duties of the popular game show for good. for more news download on your cell phone or connected tv. i'm matt pieper, cbs news, new york. ♪ >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> today we begin with the innovation. the fed making an unprecedented move raising bases by .75 basis points. it is the most since the 1980s. wall street anticipated the move and stocks rallied in afternoo

>> well, symone, to the first part, the goal of senator chuck schumer is david on this week. most likely, it's gonna be later toward the end of this week and it's a lot of process, you gotta go through the voting overnight they will offer a whole bunch of amendments, trolling amendments decided to put democrats in a tough position. -- appears genuinely committed and bought in, and frankly, quite feisty in defense of this bill that he has negotiated. now in terms of the significance, it's a huge deal. it's what a certain current president once called a b of the, because for the first time, it would allow medicare, empower medicare to negotiate broad drug prices, something that has about 80 plus percent, among the general public. it would be the biggest investment in mitigating climate change that congress has ever done in u.s. history. and that is a low bar. but 269 billion is hardly trump change on this front. so, finally, for the first time, the democrats, feel after many months of despondency this agenda items that president biden and many democrats have campaigned on, appe

in short, chuck schumer called on his caucus to stick together during a closed-door meeting yesterday. the majority leader says he plans to bring the inflation reduction act of 2022 package to the senate floor for a vote next week. despite the timeline, democrats are expressing some conscious optimism about the chances moving forward. that includes president biden, who had this to say at the white house yesterday. >> i know i can sometimes seem like nothing gets done in washington. i know it never crossed any of your minds, but the work of the government can be slow and frustrating and sometimes even infuriating. then the hard work of hours and days and months where people refuse to give up pays off. history is made. lives are changed. with this legislation, we are facing up to some of our biggest problems, and we are taking a giant step forward as a nation. my message to congress is this. this is the strongest bill you could pass to lower inflation, cut the deficit, reduce healthcare costs, tackle the energy security. >> the bill, as we told you yesterday, facing criticism already fr

chuck schumer will reportedly be back in the chamber for the first time testing positive for covid-19 july 10. the first vote of the day set for 5:30 p.m. eastern to advance the nomination of long to be u.s. district court judge for colorado. now live to the floor of the senate on c-span2. ... the presiding officer: the senate will come to order. the chaplain, dr. barry black, will lead the senate in prayer. the chaplain: let us pray. eternal god, look down from heaven to see those who passionately seek your presence. listening to our prayers. lord, our hearts are steadfast toward you, so lead our senators safely to the refuge of your thank you for giving us a future and a hope. today, give our lawmakers the power to do your will as they fully realize they are servants of heaven and stewards of your mysteries. provide them the wisdom to make faith the litmus test by which as they refuse to deviate from the path of integrity. keep them from being careless about their spiritual and moral growth. we pray in your strong name. amen. the presiding officer: please join me in reciting the ple

david: senator joe manchin and senate majority leader chuck schumer, with the move in u.s. solar and some parts of the solar market, so chips are in focus. yvonne: stockstill up slightly this morning. coming up, we'll talk more about those asian tech this is xfinity rewards. our way of showing our appreciation. with rewards of all shapes and sizes. [ cheers ] are we actually going? yes!! and once in a lifetime moments. two tickets to nascar! yes! find rewards like these and so many more in the xfinity app. yvonne: the hong kong finance chief speaking with reporters on the back of the 75 basis point hike. talking a little bit more about the eco-forecast for this year, the financial secretary saying second half second -- economic performance will be better than the first half, but saying they are expecting to announce next month a lower economic forecast for this year. obviously given what we have been seeing with the situation domestically, we are starting to come back from covid at least when it comes to the recovery, but you have a macro environment where rates are going u

maria: yeah we gotta talk this morning about joe manchin reaching the steel with chuck schumer on energy healthcare in the tax package, we are looking at more pressure on the american family today with higher taxes to come if this bill goes through it'll get a vote next week. we're just getting started this morning coming of the federal reserve raises rates again as we wait the crucial meeting on second-quarter gdp. are we in a recession right now or are we headed there. were on it all morning long, senator joe manchin reverses course in a stunning move on a climate act and healthcare deal, michael burgess is here to weigh in, wisconsin congressman mike aligarh will preview what we expect to hear on joe biden's call was xi jinping. will anything apart. we'll talk about it. anyone but joe in 2024. more democrats are talking about the elephant in the room and not wanting president biden to go for another term. you are watching "mornings with maria" live on fox business. ♪ [ "back to life" by soul ii soul ] what if you could change your surroundings with the touch of a finger? now you can

they're leaving it to chuck schumer. but the fact the white house is going heat, to get any climate legislation through congress. they're kind of backing off publicly, not saying what they're saying privately, because they do hold out some hope. this isn't going to happen. you have to figure out some other way, or do you just say my powers as a president are limited. i'm going to do these executive actions, it's what i can do. >> i feel like this is a yes/and situation. yes, keep applying pressure to senator martialing. sure, we know he's a fickle guy, but i think they should be applyic pressure to the republicans sitting on the sidelines, watching the world burn, and still dug their heels in on opposing any climate change action. i hope the white house does that kind of offense and defense playbook simultaneously, but i was shaking my head no on your previous question on whether or not this is realistic to try to get something through reconciliation before the mid terms. manchin has been clear where he stands this entir

chuck schumer. [applause] sen. schumer: hi, everyone. it is senator chuck schumer. thank you to the national cannabis policy summit for the chance to share a quick message. years ago, a summit like this would have been difficult to imagine. people across the political spectrum and from all walks of life joining in one force -- voice calling for cannabis policy reform. today hundreds of millions of americans live in states, blue and red, were cannabis has been legalized in some way. make no mistake, i am working diligently with my senate colleagues, every day, to make sure that the federal government finally catches up. as i'm sure many of you know. i have joined with colleagues to develop the cannabis administration and opportunity act. not only will this legislation and the federal prohibition on cannabis, it would expunge records of federal offenders and finally reinvest in communities decimated by the war on drugs. right now, nearly a dozen senate committees are working hard to helping draft this

six house staffers after a sit in at senate majority leader chuck schumer's office currently 17 aides occupy his office holding a sign demanding that he reopen climate talks. negotiations among democrats fell apart earlier this month peerage senator joe manchin will not support clean energy spending bill while inflation at a 40 year high. good news to show last night, take a listen. >> there is actually a sit him in chuck schumer's office by radical green protesting the fact that chuck and biden have not yet adopted so-called emergency measures that would unconstitutionally ignore the supreme court. entering the u.s. into a totalitarian green state. this story gets sicker and sicker. it is a battle between the left, the far left, and the completely over the edge interplanetary left. but the question, are republicans really riding to the rescue? especially senator republicans? >> todd: he is confident the g.o.p. will take back the house in november but tight senate races to be intentional about their messaging and the bills they vote to pass. that is good advice from mr. kudlow. in the

>> there hasn't been a vote for chuck schumer needs to schedule a vote in the senate peer chuck schumer needs to move forward with the voting house republicans need to get on board so there is a bipartisan coalition to get this done this summer, this month before democrats and republicans go into their warring camps for the midterm election. this has to happen now or it is not going to happen. >> tucker: mike davis, i appreciate your paying notation to this and all the work you do. thank you for coming on. >> thank you. >> tucker: more from iowa for you coming up. ♪ ♪ it's dinner time with family and you settle in to dine. your son is watching something, but you think it must be fine. you know it's only kid shows, so you have some peace of mind. but as you eat the roasted goose, your little sport incists. hey dad, did you know america is racist? your mind goes numb, your skin turns pale and your heart aches with fear. your child is being filled with lies, the babe you once held dear. but in that shocking moment, a man pops into frame. could it be george washington, here to save your

senator joe manchin and joe schumer have agreed -- and chuck schumer have agreed on a 15% minimum corporate tax and would allow negotiated drug price cuts. a u.s. aircraft carrier and other navy vessels have entered the disputed south china sea at a time of rising tensions between washington and beijing. china is unhappy that house speaker nancy pelosi may visit taiwan, which china considers part of its territory. president biden and china's leader xi jinping are expected to speak on the phone today. u.s. secretary of state antony blinken plans to speak with his russian counterpart about a deal to free imprisoned basketball star brittney griner and another jailed american. the u.s. would swap them for a russian arms dealer it holds. the kremlin says there is no deal yet. shell has reported record profits for the second quarter in a row. the company also announced it would i back a further $6 million of shares in the third quarter. second-quarter net income was almost $7.5 billion. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> i worry that the story of this year will be the fed lagging. what is the most likely

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most of the aggressive progressive podcast, former aide to chuck schumer, doesn't like chuck schumer, chris hahn is here. medical, shane hazel, wonderful podcast. a candidate for governor and shane hazel is here. let's go, let's do this. jon gabriel. i'm not really happy about the president using executive order to force climate, it could happen with horrific repercussions for the economy. your thoughts? >> he seems to want to emulate plans, it's obviously illegal, unconstitutional and none of the measures he's pushing will work but you wonder how bad, the joe biden and politics are. gallup did a poll, what's your number one issue? 40% said the economy, 2% said climate change, number one 47%, the economy and 0% climate change. focus on the economy, it's not that difficult and he just does it. kennedy: technology is also a wonderful thing, chris hahn and we can't discount that. i agree john, i don't like when any president use an overused executive orders. i think it circumvents the process, i think it throws the three branches out of balance and here particularly law people already hu

they are all moderates and then they vote with chuck schumer 100% of the time. they have to go home, there to explain why they vote with chuck schumer and why they vote to cause gas prices to go up. why they vote for more spending. that's what they do. we will have a great year. >> you mentioned fundraising. senate gop money flop. that was their headline. key races from arizona to new hampshire. gop voters don't realize the senate majority is in breach or wrongly think it is a sure thing and it's clear they don't like a lot of the trump candidates. that comes in contrast with democrats having some major halls. where are you on fundraising? >> historically, democrats have been able to raise more money than us. we are working on raising more. i'm talking to our candidates every week. they are out there raising money. look at rod johnson. look at herschel walker. look at marco rubio. democrats are doing a good job this year raising money. that's why tell people, you have to help us. people are fed up. fed up with the biden agenda. they are sick and tired of $5 gas.

so you cannot blame nancy pelosi or chuck schumer or whoever. and a trunk he was yelling fraud since like 18 because he knew he was going to lose. it's mind blowing to me that republicans do not understand what is going on here. it's not like they want to go back to go to the 1800s. they want putin or somebody in office. and one more thing, -- host: did you watch last night? caller: yeah. host: what stuck out to you from the testimony, videos they should? caller: the testimony. this is people that were in his office. there is no democrats going up there to capitol hill testifying. it is all republicans. but they want to call them sellouts or whatever. to me, i am confused. i just hope, i don't know if he's going to get convicted. i hope he does run so he can lose again. but he will do the same thing, cry fraud and if he do get convicted what are republicans going to do? are they going to go back to washington and start another riot? if they do it again it's going to be a different circumstance. host: we will go to allen in new york, and dependen

it's not clear frankly whether or not chuck schumer at the senate democrats will take another sort of bite at the apple. they're trying to pass it but quite frankly those are largely questions for voters in just a couple of months here and through the primaries and into november in terms of whether or not they want to elect a larger and sort of pro-choice abortion-rights favoring majority in the asenate or whether they want to go in another direction that's where this is going to go . >> we saw the president overseas talking about this becoming a campaign issue. you said there may beth hesitancy on the senate side to take another bite at this as you said . what is the basis of that hesitancy just for the time that's left to do other things in the senate or are there other factors there? >> the biggest factor h, this may not be true for the bill regarding the access across state lines. but the broader abortion-rights bill has been something that has been debated in the past. they may call it up for a vote but that wouldn't necessarily take that long just to call it up for a vote. i don

subsidies work with chuck schumer in the day jack brooks who was a crustiest guy in the world. but -- is the only guy who could joke with him and get away with it. even barney frank. they were actually friends people don't believe that they were his good nature allowed him to say things that most people couldn't get away with one of my favorite stories in the book is he was showing up at one of the office buildings and as he was going through vaccine waters happened to show up. and she was with some of her colleagues. you know maxine waters might appreciate this and it goes oh, maxine. i'm so glad to see you. she goes, why did he goes? well now we can call off the witch hunt. it's as she just laughed. and and her colleagues said maxine, you can't take that because oh come on. that was pretty funny. so she had a good sense of humor about it, too. he often said he was he was good at being pithy. the people didn't always like it when he -- on him. i've recently gone back to the hill after a 20-year absence and as i look at the hill today is a very very different place, but today's

chuck schumer are now trying to paint the justices as essentially the same as the former president donald trump. shema writes "with maga republicans attacking gay rights, women's rights, so much more, we will keep fighting for the rights of all americans." republicans are fighting back, calling it "unacceptable." he is shocked that president biden would even take such a stand, especially against another branch of government. >> the fact that he would go, while on foreign soil, attack the supreme court of the united states united states, undermine it, delegitimize it, unpatriotic. i have never seen anything quite like it. >> with the court's term officially wrapped up for a few months, we expect the action to go back out on the campaign trail if you're trying to rally the base on a specific issue. as for the president himself, he will be out at camp david for the weekend. >> julie: mark, thank you very much. some top lefties are slamming the supreme court's epa decision. aoc tweeting "catastrophic. it is not enough." elizabeth warren tweeting "our planet is on fire and this extremist supre

>> we should have anticipated chuck schumer had something up his sleeve, right? that is his mo. secondly, i sit on and watch what is happening with spending and inflation. adding more spending will put more fuel on the inflationary fire. this is the wrong direction to go. >> carley: congresswoman, is this going to pass? >> i hope it is not a done deal, it sure looks that way. we have hope with kyrsten sinema out there. i hope some democrats come to their senses and understand we're in a 40-year high inflation -- i mean inflation is at 9%, supply chain issue, definition of inflation is too many dollars chasing too many goods. i have never met an administration that is so out of touch with reality. >> carley: the administration and now senator manchin is saying this will reduce inflate yop, talking about 15% corporate minimum tax. $369 on energy programs over stimulated economy and that is why minority leader mcconnell said this on twitter yesterday, his response to inflation reduction bill. if you can scroll up the prompter, historic inflation and now they want to pile on giant t

schumer have agreed on a deal. and today, manchin touted the advantages of the bill. >> there is nothing inflammatory of the bill, and there is alway there is nothing in that. we are paying down the debt d and increasing production as far as if you want to get the gasoline down, and produce more energy, and produce it in america, and that is what we are doing, and investing in the technologies of the future industry, and bringing manufacturing down to keep people working, and it is a great place of legislation. normal times, my republican colleagues would be for something such at this. >> the democrats are hoping to pass the bill before the senate leaves for scheduled recess at the end of the week. right now, to talk more, kristopher regan is the former vice chair of the republican party, and someone who knows senator manchin when he was the state governor, and so we thought who is bert than you to talk about if this is typical manchin on display, and so the senator shocked a lot of people in washington when he see

i think that chuck schumer, she's going to primary him or something, but i'd love to see her be a mayor, a different kind of job and i think, you know, she could do something here. >> wonderful. this is a fascinating conversation. i wish we had more time. i haven't had a chance to read the book and looking forward to it, in particular i'm curious -- thank you, curious to know so many things about her, like, how people, how she views herself as being married not just without children, but unmarried in the halls of congress. and to our ladies and gentlemen, take up space, in the cha the -- chat and while you're there it would show you another event soon. in the meantime, thank you to your panel, stay well, and stay well-read. >> book tv every sunday on c-span2 features leading authors discussing their latest nonfiction books. at noon eastern on in depth, join our conversation with carol anderson, the latest book the second, race and guns. >> and the war of the west and recovery, what they consider an attack on western culture and the need to em braise the services amid the physical philos

chuck schumer hopes for a vote next week. they have to hold all 50 democrats together. kyrsten sinema is a moderate likeoe manchin who has had objections. she has to sign off on this. if it passes the senate, a ghost of the housework nancy pelos and this -- and that senate -- democrats -- where it will be surely signed into l. >> buds go to the 2022 commonwealth games which are underway. they are bng held in birmingham. this is the alexander stadium where a live audience of 30,000 people are enjoying the ceremony. birmingham is one of the uk's largest cities, known for his industrial history, diversity, arts and more. >> it gives an opportunity to show the world how this place has progressed. a huge business conference here. investments will, --come. >> it comes at a time when the u.k. is facing major cost of living pressures. that has got people asking will it be worth it. speaking as an event, the outgoing uk prime minister had this to say. >> i am here to tell you that i am supremely confident that the answer to that question is yes. a thousand times yes and i say so

democratic senator joe manchin struck a deal with senate majority leader chuck schumer on a tax, energy and climate bill that will enact major parts of president biden's agenda, such as a minimum corporate tax and allowing medicare to negotiate drug price cuts. it also requires holding oil and gas lease sales in alaska and the gulf of mexico, which could undercut clean energy focus. jetblue has agreed to buy sprint airlines for at least $3.8 billion in cash. the deal comes less than a day after sprint ended a pending merger with frontier because of a lack of shareholder support. the deal is likely to face stringent review by antitrust enforcers in the biden administration. meanwhile, southwest airlines reported second-quarter profit that beat analyst expectations. more people boarded planes and ticket prices were higher, but southwest still grappling with high costs and delays in aircraft deliveries from boeing. global news 24 hours a day, on air and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. ♪ >> i think the catch up phase a

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is some kind of retaliation for the surprise climate and health care deal between chuck schumer and joe manchin, and this is retaliation, and what is your sense of this? >> i don't know what senator cornyn is talking about, i don't. but what i will say is that if you want to find an excuse to vote against a bill in the united states, you will find an excuse. this has been around a long time, and the house passed a close version of this bill on march 3rd of this year, and we had nit front of the senate, and through the va committee for a year and a half in different versions, but there are no surprises here. and in the end, i think that regardless of what senator cornyn is talking about, and what he should be thinking about is who suffers. who suffers because they served this country, and is it our obligation, and as a congress, as a senate to make sure that we do right by these folk, and we have an all volunteer military, and if we want to have all volunteer military, and sign up, young people are watching. if we don't live up to our end of the deal when it comes to health care and bene

this bill is something that senate majority leader chuck schumer has helped would pass over a year ago, but says this deal with manchin is a huge victory for the american people if it is able to pass the senate. now president biden did praise the deal in a statement last night, and the senate is expected to consider it next week. now it likely will not get any republican support. republicans have said that this may just be another reckless spending package by democrats, but this bill would only need a simple majority to get through the senate. >> very interesting title. inflation reduction that will include more spending, but either way there are changes from the previous version of the bill. what are the key details now that are included lexi? >> the goal would create over $400 billion in revenue, much of that will come from a 15% corporate minimum tax. it would also reduce the deficit by $300 billion. the major investments that it includes include efforts to tackle climate change, lower prescription drug costs, as well as investment in the affordable care act. >> thank you so much. m

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. >> reporter: chuck schumer hopes to bring that bill to the senate floor as early as next week. kpix 5 point >>> people from the public policy institution shows that climate change is the third- biggest environmental concern for californians behind wildfires and the drought. speaking of which, we are learning more about what exactly happened to the record snowfall we had in december. remember that? it turns out a lot of it evaporated. paul, explain this, how did it happen? >> we are supposed to get snow and it stays up there in the sierras and in the spring it melt and replenishes the water and helps to alleviate the drought. that is what would happen according to the water cycle we learned in elementary school. let's take a look at the board. that's how we grew up thinking it works. the ice and snow melt to become water which can evaporate to become weber, but hopefully that water soaks into the ground to become groundwater before it has a chance to evaporate. the problem is that it isn't quite how it works. there is a shortcut. there's more of a triangle in the water cycle whe

i guess chuck schumer and the rest of the crew should be going under the same they're putting trump under. i would challenge you to answer this question this way, would you adhere to being in a court of law going through the same roles that this --rules this committee is going under and putting it out to the public as truth? would you go and do the same thing question mark and your answer, please? give me your answer, no i think and know, just give me a professional answer on that. pretty much, everybody believes what you believe not everybody else. host: let's get a response. guest: i would be honored to testify before the united states congress in a way people like bill barr and the way people of the trump administration have done because we do have both. adam kinzinger said oath's matter and integrity matters. i couldn't agree with him or. the big difference, i think sean identifies, those between a court of law that could take your liberty away and put you in jail. that is where you have the high due process protections of cross-examination. this is about educating the public and deci

they let chuck schumer take the lead. my suspicion is that you are going to start seeing white house get more involved trying to close or at least help close a lot of these so when they come back in the post labor day period they can at least have some momentum and some accomplishments to tout to the voters. >> by the way, you mentioned the burn pit. we will talk about that more because that was -- from all of the supporters, we have covered this for years, really, john stewart, those 9/11 first responders who got no benefits, some of them have died since we started interviewing them, since they have been testifying and for the last minute -- i don't know how to describe the fact that the vote failed, the procedural vote last night, after it had been given bipartisan support. ali, carol, gillian, sam, michael, thanks for starting us off. >>> we will speak to u.s. secretary of state -- excuse me, u.s. secretary of commerce gina raimondo. russian roulette. is there movement to getting brittney griner and paul whelan home? w

chuck schumer does. i guess that leaves joe biden which is probably what's really going on here. >> that is a big part of it. president biden was in cleveland giving a speech last week i thought was notable is that representing congressman tim ryan was running for the senate there against jd vance. they could not fit into their schedule. you are in pretty bad shape. you go to cleveland and waiting for the president of the united states. 70% of the country thanks biden should not run again. a lot of this has to do joe biden's performances. reading every public statement off a teleprompter and not all that well. the american people have simply lost a basic fundamental confidence in his presidency. so his own party is moving away. paul: kim at one point made in your column this week but i want you to elaborate on, one thing you can at the present for he just never fires anybody by their does not seem to be any accountability for mistaken policies or bad execution. >> right you can blame a lot on the preside

a surprise deal struck between chuck schumer and joe manchin that would make unprecedented investment toss fight climate change, lower prescription drug prices, and also include significant health care subsidies. >> simply put, the bill will lower health care costs for millions of americans, it will be -- and it will be the most important investment, not hyperbole, the most important investment we've ever made in our energy security. >> reporter: the senators, billing the package the inflation reduction act of 2022. >> this bill is fighting inflation. >> reporter: the u.s.' competitiveness in the global economy, top of mind for biden when he spoke with chinese president xi jinping for over two hours thursday morning. now, looming over that phone call between joe biden and president xi, of course, was the united states' desire to contain beijing's economic influence in the region. and the democrats just scored a big victory, the passage of the so-called chips bill, which would make the u.s. less relimit on china's semiconductors. the president was in a meeting when an aide handed him a

schumer. the staffers are demanding schumer reopen negotiations on a bill to combat the climate crisis after west virginia democratic senator joe manchin blocked democrats' latest efforts to pass new funding for green energy programs. this week 165 plus federal and congressional staffers signed an open letter to president biden and chuck schumer demanding they strip senator manchin of his chairmanship of the senate energy and natural resources committee. they are also demanding president biden declare a climate emergency and take other urgent actions to curb greenhouse gas emissions. the letter reads in part -- "even if democrats control both chambers and the white house again in four years, inaction in this moment will cause an era of record temperatures, extreme drought, sea level rise, and other deadly climate disasters. we do not have years to waste. we have little more than a week." president biden says he's feeling better after testing positive for covid-19 and expects to be working in p

is a back for what joe manchin and chuck schumer judge? that would be mind-boggling. you have people suffering from cancer and other ailments and we will take away benefits because of legislation? who does that? pat toomey has some principal reasons for budget policy and what we could afford. it the votes were changed because mitch mcconnell said we need to screw somebody, that would be appalling. >> what you make of what republicans are doing on this so-called armpit legislation? >> in a word, it is appalling. let's talk about what has happened. justin june, the bill passed out of the senate with 84 votes. 84 and went to the house. the house made a minor change and that's why it was back in the senate for a vote. 25 republicans who had voted for back in june, they opted to vote against the bill. senator toomey, his problem was that funding was be moved from discretionary within the bill to mandatory. he was calling it a budget to make. you know who does not care whether it is a budget gimmick? the families that john stuart was talking about. the veterans who worked i

until today, president joe biden had less winning over joe manchin up to leader chuck schumer. all that changed today. the president himself getting involved in these negotiations and telling the top democrat in the senate to get a deal done. we'll have the details on what could be passing the senate after this. do you struggle with occasional nerve aches in your hands or feet? try nervivenerve relief from the world's #1 selling nerve care company. nervive contains alpha lipoic acid to relieve occasional nerve aches, weakness and discomfort. try nervivenerve relief. the tenth pick is in the new all-american club. that's a “club” i want to join! let's hear from simone. chuck, that's a club i want to join! i literally just said that. i like her better than you the new subway series. what's your pick? >> neil: donald trump sounds like a presidential contestant but ron desantis is raising money like one as we speak. k is. it works in minutes. nexium 24 hour and prilosec otc can take one to four days to fully work. pepcid. strong relief for fans of fast. once upon a time, at the

. >>> joe manson and chuck schumer have announced a deal on a bill that was all but dea . just weeks after senator mansions that he approached a reconciliation bill, he is now in support. this legislation includes money to fight climate change and cut healthcare costs. the senator state will also close tax loopholes on the richest americans and on corporations. the full senate is set to consider the bill next week. >>> noticed a change to facebook or instagram? a lot of users had noticed and they are not here for it. the social media revolution that's coming at a pretty bad time for the company. >>> republicans lining up to support nancy pelosi. certainly not because of legislation, but because of the possible shift that is getting bipartisan support and military action as we approach the autumn of the hour and the top of the news on cnbc. >>> president biden is back in the oval office at testing this morning negative for covid. the president celebrated the end of his five day isolation with a rally style event in rose garden. he spoke triumphantly to a crowd of white hous

back to you. >>> chuck schumer says that he plans on monday to vote on a bill to help military veterans who suffer from toxic exposure to burn pits. democrats accuse republicans of wasting precious time by blocking the advance of the bill this week. comedian jon stewart has been a staunch proponent of helping the veterans and he unloaded on senate republicans thursday calling them cruel and cowardly and demanded action to help the victims. >> they lived up to their oath. and yesterday they spit on it. in abject cruelty. these people thought that they could finally breathe. do you think their struggles he said because the pact act passes? all it means is they don't have to decide between their cancer drugs and their house. >> of course republicans blame democrats for the delay in passing the bill. they want votes on amendments that would change the way the project is funded. >>> ukraine's artillery puts a key russian supply bridge out of commission. but now russia is reportedly implementing a backup plan to keep military supplies flowing. that is ahead. do you have a life insurance polic

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