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also with us is monica ol baa, our white house correspondent. monica, let me start with you. the high cost for everything. from milk, car parts. it's become a central issue for many american families but this is also a global issue. president biden had a meeting just a short time ago with leaders to talk about the world economy. what came out of that meeting? what could it mean for prices here at home? >> yeah. this absolutely touches almost every issue that the president is engaged on on a day-to-day basis, not just domestically but internationally as well. he did just finish meeting virtually with the asia pacific economic cooperation. that summit that normally takes place in person but due to the pandemic, these global leaders have been talking over zoom like we have for the last couple years. tackling some of these major issues, and one of the big topics we're told that came up was this idea of supply chain resiliency globally. this is something the white house has tried to really emphasize and say this isn't just about something the united states is doing when it comes t

is the regime there going to facilitate people leaving caw baa? >> no question about it. since 2013 the cuban government reformed its own laws and allows most, not all, most cubans who have a known, let's say problems with the authorities, to leave the country without any complications. actually, thousands of cubans continue to leave the country to the most distant countries in the world. for example, they go to russia. from russia they go to greece, and then once in greece, they move through the european union in order to reach spain and to fly to the united states. or they go and walk all the way to the border with mexico. this will clog the track significantly, and the cuban government will without any questions, will allow many cubans to get those pass ports. because they need to release the valve. >> so there's a tragic joke in cuba. they ask a young kid, what do you want to be when you grow up. they say a tourist so i can get out of here. the fact is that there's a possibility that we could see tens of thousands, who knows how many, people leave their island, go to

is this going to baa tough vote for republicans? >> sure. and look. i don't think the democrats are going to be successful at getting it because essentially you're talking about it favoring half a dozen states in the country, and i don't think that the people in the other 44 states are going to want to pay for the high taxes in new jersey, in new york, in california, in illinois. they're not going to want to do it, and that's why salt went out. i don't see salt coming back in, and why is manchin holding off and others? because of the very thing that you just spoke about. the course trading at the end and things getting back in. it makes every senator a king or a queen because for instance, if in a pharma stuff goes back in, bob menendez is not voting for it, and he said he's not voting for it. even if you have manchin, you're still a vote short, and on every one of these issues, there's somebody who is for it, but there's also somebody who's against it, and if you have 50/50, you can't afford to do it. >> at the same time, if the biden administration,

the full provision is in the house and the senate version unfortunately does include the baa as income. that particular version of it would not be as effective. i'm hoping that the house version is the version that ends up in the final bill. you leadership in those -- on the committee who has also supported us. rep. carbajal: thank you. following up, could you also speak and how this bill could improve mental health outcomes for military-serving families? >> yes, thank you for that. i think a number of us have mentioned in our earlier remarks about the correlation between food insecurity and a negative mental health outcomes including suicide. responding to food insecurity is a critical action to address the crisis of increasing rates of military suicide. whether the screening we are doing or the care that is being provided, the solid start program, the veteran suicide prevention program, it is being able to make your folks are getting information about food insecurity and resources they can use will help with the interconnection with food insecurity and mental health outcomes. rep. ca

holocaust assets and works on as a senior analyst as a government accountability office and earned a baa from allegheny college and phd in history from brandeis university. [inaudible conversations] >> thank you. senator blunt well-- i wanted to make sure we didn't miss you. our third witness is wade henderson. mr. henderson is currently serving as the interim president and ceo of the leadership conference on the civil and human rights. mr. henderson previously served as president of the leadership conference from 1996 until 2016 and has held leadership roles with the naacp and american civil liberties union. he is the recipient of numerous awards and honors including the uber humphrey award for civil and human rights something near and dear to my heart, and the u.s. state department eleanor roosevelt writes a word. mr. henderson earned his bachelors degree from harvard. university and is a law degree from rutgers. >> glad to have secretary of state adams join us from kentucky. he's been the secretary of state since 2020 and is here virtually with us0. today, but glad he can be part of t

joining me now is the mayor of jackson, mississippi, chock way la mum baa. i'm so happy to have you with me. this is your second time on the show talking about a water crisis in jackson. what i found very disturbing about this is that the republican governor there, governor tate reeves said that perhaps jackson should get its citizens to pay their water bill before they start asking for money. these are his constituents who are suffering without water. just the disrespect, the disrespect. so first question to you, how are your constituents doing? what are they doing for water and what do you need right now? >> absolutely, well, at this point in time our constituents do have water service. however, i do continue to remind everyone that jackson is still in a state of crisis or a state of emergency because the systems we have are the systems we have until we can replace them. so it's not a matter of if, but a matter of when, and just to give your listeners a bit of context, in jackson, mississippi, the city did make a failed purchase many years ago of water met

under current federal vacancy baa, who isn't qualified or has a conflict of interest. in the event of a vacancy why is it important to conserve who can act as an ig to individuals who already serve in the ig community. mr. winters? >> from my perspective, it gets down to independence and confidence and doing federal oversight work, to take someone from the ig community to serve in that role and i think is a real benefit to the nation and the agency rather than, for example, someone who comes with a political perspective from their own agency. >> mr. horowitz? >> mr. chairman, the gao issued a report last year, and the controller general spoke to this problem, which is the inherent, clear conflict that exists. it's wholly inconsistent with the ig act, as you and ranking member portman indicated to have overseeing the agency, and a senior official from the agency, whether they're a political appointee or not. there can't be that level of confidence and trust from the public that is truly independent. oversight, and it also creates issues for a whistleblower. why would a

richardson forced to -- >> i have to tell them i will try to come back to you baa people are literally dead right now that i need to go help. >> my god. morgan chesky with that report. willie? >>> a witness to the deadly shooting of the "rust" movie set is now filing a lawsuit. >> reporter: breaking his silence claiming severe emotional distress. the lighting chief on the set of "rust" recalling when alec baldwin shot his friend. >> i can't believe she's not with us. >> reporter: he claims recreational shooting was happening before the deadly accidents naming two dozen parties in his lawsuit. including hanna who loaded the gun and the assistant who handed the gun to baldwin and the producer. >> you don't take a real gun pointed a t a human being and pull the trigger and shoot a bullet and they die and the answer is huh, i didn't know it was loaded. >> reporter: adding the scene did not call for baldwin to shoot and should have refrained from pointing the gun at anyone. >> baldwin said it was an accident. reid says she fears sabotaged and she's being framed. hall has not released a stat

meanwhile, champion golfer one baa watson has a-- bubba watson has achieved immense success on the greens, but chasing and achieving that dream has come at a great cost. ainsley: in his new memoir, "up and down," bubba is opening up about the overwhelming anxiety and mental health challenges that he has faced ask how he found the strength to carry on through his family and god. brian: wow. it's all in his brand new book. joining us now, author, 12-time pga tour winner, two-time masters champion bubba watson. bubba, you're very honest and human in this book. how hard was it to it -- to put it down in something that is going to be so so public and widely read? >> so after going through it, first of all, thanks for having me on. but first going through it in 2017 is where my lowest point was, now writing the book a couple years later, it's so easy. it's so freeing to know where i was, to though where i'm going. and so it's easy to put it down on paper now and share because i want to help people. not only help myself, but i want to help others out there. that's the whole goal of the book is t

so, one proposal i put forward with rep gonzalez in the nba was -- and baa was creating a cyber digital reserve poor to bring in private sector talent two complete rotations at federal agencies, director inglis, how can the federal government overcome this compensation discrepancy so we can compete with others and get top talent. >> congresswoman, i quite agree that money is an important determinant when people select or stay in jobs, but so is job satisfaction. so not case i think we need to , be competitive, but we're not going to pay the largest salary . congress is given main tools to the federal government that i think we can and should employ. and we need to work as hard at applying those tools uniformly across the government as we do at getting job satisfaction feedback to the people who take these jobs such that they stay on the merits of the, some of those factors. >> let me just add, the new cyber talent management system that we rolled out yesterday does include the ability to pay more competitive salaries. but as director inglis notes, were never going to be as competitive a