secretary raimondo: i do. i think we will get him and i think this is going to happen. >> do you have a timeline? secretary raimondo: after 10 years in rhode island doing a lot to the legislature, it always takes longer. the secretary of the house supported it. it was supposed to take two months. it's been a year and a half. so i don't know. everything takes too long but i feel it would happen. >> is there a certain reason that you think the senator is gettable on this? given what we've seen over the last few months. secretary raimondo: well, he has said. he is publicly on record saying he supports the investments to bring about universal pre-k. you know, he supports the job training. he supports a lot of it. so we know there are large things that he supports and we start, you know, with that and figure out, ok, how do we add on to that? >> i like to move on to the u.s. innovation and competition act. it's a big white house project that is before congress. it tackles 'xplain -- supply chain issues. do you thin

raimondo: does anyone want to? >> i really want to support what you are saying, computer science is a foundational skill that we have to get going on. in fact, what we need our digital literacy skills including cyber, and they also include communication skills and critical analysis because all of these technology skills will change over time and you need the agility of learning and we spend a lot of time on that. we would encourage you to look more broadly. sometimes you have to start, actually getting computer science, but there is a broader curriculum and girls who code is a great organization and they have a very comprehensive program by grade level that includes things like creativity and problem-solving that we would highly encourage to be built into any kind of computer science, and also communication skills. they are absolutely essential because we are finding that many of the kids even if they have computer science they do not know how to draft an email and operate, though skills are important. the final th

raimondo: good morning, and thank you for having me. i don't know that it will get worse before it gets better, but there's no reason to believe it is going to get meaningfully better anytime soon. the commerce department but that data out yesterday, and what it showed is that there is a real shortage. demand is hundred percent higher than it was a couple of years ago. there's a huge mismatch in supply and demand. prices are high. prices are higher. so what has to happen is we need to make more chips. unfortunately, there is no easy solution. the solution is increased mastic manufacturing of chips, which is what we need to do. joe: it brings us to one of the big steps, a legislative solution, the competition and innovation act. it has made its way through the senate. the house version was released last night. a lot of us try to get through some of the thousands of pages, but once this dropped from speaker pelosi's office, we heard real pushback from republican leadership in the house. represented of michael mccaul, the representative on

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joining me now fox news contributor raimondo arroyo. raimondo. >> can i ask a question, jesse? how did i become the infectious monkey expert? okay, was fauci not available so you called me? i mean, this is the craziest story. first of all, if you are transporting 100 infectious monkeys in cages and you are taking them to florida, you better get something a little more sturdy than two guys in a truck, okay? did you see the truck? it's the thin little aluminum truck turned over. and then the poor lady says i thought i was helping, she said. touching the cages, walking through the feces, no, my dear, you weren't helping. you were the lead character in a michael cryton novel. this is not a good idea. don't touch the feces or the cages, please. >> jesse: why were they going to florida? because no mask mandate? they could just party? >> they could be free. this is a -- it is a weird story. why were they transporting these monkeys 100 of them from africa? they put them down. i mean, i'm out in holiday now,. new movie planet of the infected housewives. they get infected and start jumpi

gina raimondo on the supply chain. more "squawk on the street" is back after this. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ . >>> good thursday morning. welcome to another hour of "squawk on the street. i'm carl quintanilla with morgan brennan and david faber trying to get back some of what was lost yesterday session highs, dow up 350, s&p working its way back to 4580 or so we're getting some housing data to start the hour and for that we'll turn to diana olick. hey, diana. >> hey, carl existing home sales in december fell 4.6% to a seasonally adjusted annualized rate of 6.18 million units according to the national association of realtors sales down 7.1% year over year and that's a huge miss the street was looking for a slight gain to 6.48 million units and inventory the problem, 910,000 homes for sale at the end of december. a drop of 14.2% year over year at the current sales pace that's a 1.8 month supply both raw supply and month supply are now at record lows that put pressure on prices. the median price of an existing home sold in dece

commerce secretary gina raimondo. secretary, thanks for taking the time this morning. >> good morning. >> so, first a reaction to these weekly job numbers. i know the overall picture is positive, but this is the third week in a row they've gone up. is this in the administration's view a short-term response to the omicron surge? >> thank you. as you say, these are, you know, strong numbers. by any measure now we have a strong economy, you know, created over 6 million jobs last year. we're the only economy in the world that is stronger now than prepandemic. and the unemployment rate is following over the past year. so we look at those numbers. i mean, week to week, month to month, there are small variations, but it's a strong employment picture. wages are up, jobs are up, growth is up. as you say, you know, obviously we have inflation and that is what we have to deal with. >> yes. i want to talk to you about inflation because the president, while acknowledging it will be difficult and is difficult for people today, he s

gina raimondo lead to discussion on k-12 computer science education. a number of major ceos dissipate, -- participate. topics include broadband, building a diverse workforce, and apprenticeships. this panel is about 90 minutes. [applause] host: good morning, everyone. a very warm welcome to all of you. we are excited this many people here are with us as we begin our 114th year. we have a great program this weekend. i would like to introduce the chairman, governor hutchinson. governor hutchinson became chairman last year. he chose to highlight computer science education, which we will learn much more about this weekend. from the early days of his career, he caught the eye of national leaders. president reagan appointed him as u.s. attorney for the western district of arkansas. at the time, he was the youngest u.s. attorney in the nation. he was elected three times to the u.s. house of representatives where he pursued his passion for work on criminal justice issues. he served as the manager of a presidential impeachment. president george bush appointed h

commerce secretary gina raimondo. sec. raimondo: the president has been very clear that the united states is preparing a range of severe economic measures to impose on russia if it further invades ukraine. i will say it is not weaponizing semiconductors. the fact of the matter is semiconductors are a vital component of every piece of technology, including military equipment. vygaudas usackas is a form -- guy: vygaudas usackas is a former eu ambassador to russia. he joins us to talk about his perception of the situation. let's talk about what is happening. within the last hour the u.s. embassy in ukraine on its website has started to urge all americans in ukraine to consider the harding now -- consider departing now. the u.s. ambassador has arrived at the russian foreign ministry in moscow. what is your read of the situation? how should we assess what we are seeing on the ground and what is developing now? vygaudas: under normal circumstances that would send a very powerful, worrisome message that imminent conventional war

governor -- secretary raimondo has agreed to head this panel. please come up. let's give her a round of welcome. [applause] i went to turn the microphone -- want to turn the microphone over to her. before you have the microphone, there is going to be a video about this computer science initiative. then, it is all yours. thank you again for leading this panel today. [video clip] will it be american students who learn to code or will industry be required to go overseas to find the talent we need here in the united states? ♪ >> my initiative is k-12 computer science education. the need has never been greater according to the bureau of labor statistics between now and 2029 computer science and technology jobs will grow by 11% and a computer science major can earn up to 40% more than the average college graduate. elementary students who study computer science basics outperform their peers in reading and writing. the conclusion is that computer science or coding is now a foundational part of education. the goal of this initiative is to make sure that u.s. students

president asa hutchinson on his k-12 computer science initiative, followed by a discussion led by gina raimondo. and later, transportation secretary pete buttigieg will speak to governors about the recently approved infrastructure bill. that will be live at 1:45 p.m. eastern here on c-span. you can also watch on our website, c-span.org, or watch on our new video app, c-span now. >> c-span is your unfiltered view of government, funded by these television stations and more, including comcast. >> you think this is just a community center? >> it is way more than that. >> comcast is partnering with 1,000 community centers to create wi-fi for students and low income families so they can get the tools they need to be ready for anything. >> comcast supports c-span as a public service along with these other television providers, giving you a front row seat to democracy. >> in 2019, reporter ben raines discovered the remains of the slave ship in a swamp outside of mobile, alabama. sunday night on q&a, he talks about his book, the last slave ship which details the history and the how and why it transporte

second raimondo has been helping lead this effort. she knows what it takes. my expectation is this will continue to be a bipartisan effort, god willing, just like the infrastructure law. and by the way, regarding the infrastructure law, we brought together democrats and republicans, led by senator casey, senator lamb and other members of your delegation, along with republicans to do something about infrastructure. now just 74 days after signing that law, we're already making tangible differences for highways, ports, airports, rail, high-speed internet, clean air, clean water. that includes $1.6 billion over the next five years for pennsylvania to repair its bridges. as i said earlier, there are more than 3,300 bridges across pennsylvania and over 7,500 miles of highway in poor condition. it also means jobs replacing lead water pipes so families in 10 million homes and in 400,000 schools and child care centers can drink clean water, not lead-based. jobs. [ applause ] jobs providing the labor and infrastructure, making high-speed internet affordable and availab

let's dig deeper and bring in commerce secretary gina raimondo. always good to have you here. this gdp number really good, unemployment really good, yet the american people don't feel good about the economy. how do you read this? >> good morning. it's great to be with you. it's always nice to see you. so, first of all, these are great numbers. i mean, not just big numbers today but this is the strongest economy in 40-plus years. wages are up. gdp growth is up. people are back to work. we're the only economy in the world that's stronger now than we were prepandemic. so i'm going to answer your question, but it's really important that we take a second to realize that this is great news and this is, you know, a very strong economy. why don't people feel it? look, i think that this pandemic has gone on for a very long time. people are frustrated, you know, moms and dads are still struggling, will school be open today, inflation is real and it's in everything. so i think it's a combination of covid and increased prices. the supply chain disruption, i talk to people, friends of mine

gina raimondo lead to discussion on k-12 computer science education. a number of major ceos dissipate, -- participate. topics include broadband, building a diverse workforce, and apprenticeships. this panel is about 90 minutes. [applause]

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asa hutchinson on his k-12 education as you to followed by discussion led by cumber secretary gina raimondo with ceos from major companies peered later, transportation secretary pete buttigieg will speak with governors about the recently passed infrastructure bill. all beginning at 10:00 a.m. saturday on c-span, online at c-span.org or you can watch full coverage on our new video app, c-span now. >> the u.s. house returns tuesday with votes later in the week on legislation to end forced arbitration agreements for sexual assault and harassment survivors enter the workplace. survivors in the workplace. the senate is back monday at 3:00 p.m. eastern and will consider several of president biden's judicial and executive nominees. they include a university of pennsylvania president to serve as ambassador of germany and joe lewis to be president of the export import bank. >> senate majority leader chuck schumer released a statement on the retirement of supreme court justice stephen breyer saying in part, his work and his decisions as an associate justice on the biggest issues of our time including

stories like the ones gina raimondo told me about a school that had to bus worksheet home because the committee didn't have access to high-speed internet. stories like the woman lost her job because her committee cut back bus service and is the only way to get around town. this is why we doing this. this is what it's all about, real people, real problems in real places. the president want you to know he sees of them picky wants us to meet them where they are. he wants them to lift them up and he wants us to improve the lives of everyday americans. finally let me say that president biden's direction to me was to help build a better america. the operative word here is better. anybody can do it the old way. that's not what we are doing. so let me tell you for a minute what better looks like. better looks like creating good paying union jobs, a top priority for the president, and making sure great wages paid to great people so they can earn a living and feed their families. [applause] i would like to say can't take the boy out of scranton but you can't take scranton out of the boy. the be

i will extend a personal thank you to secretary gina raimondo who i worked with to remove harmful bourbon tariffs and ensure a future for our signature industry. the economic leaps we have taken are not confined to a few counties or cities. my pledges everyone will share in the coming prosperity, especially those in the regions or neighborhoods far too often left out. let me give you one of my favorite examples. 1.5 months ago i returned to bayville. -- to beatty phil -- maysville to welcome first responders back to the community. lime reopened ppe manufacturing in the community in the same building the company left in 2010. what i saw that day was not just hope. it was progress and a step towards prosperity. here with us tonight representing lime are die on best -- diane best and patty barker. let us thank them for investing in our community. >>[applause] >> we are also thankful for what you do. those mayfield firefighters on that difficult night were protected by your products. thank you for protecting our first responders. >>[applause] so, after a record year where we won and won some

computer science education initiative, followed by a discussion led by koppers -- commerce secretary gina raimondo. later, transportation secretary pete buttigieg will speak with governors about the infrastructure bill, live at 1:45 p.m. eastern, all beginning at 10:00 a.m. saturday on c-span, online at c-span.org or you can watchful coverage on our new video app, c-span now. ♪ >> download c-span's new mobile app and stay up-to-date with live deal coverage of the day's biggest political events, from live streams from the house and senate floor and key congressional hearings to white house events and supreme court arguments, even our live, interactive morning program "washington journal" where we hear your voices every day. c-span now has you covered. download the app for free today. >> spending much of the next hour talking about the biden administration energy agenda. we have chrissy gulf us with the center for american progress. she served in the obama white house as white house counsel on environmental quality managing director. also joining us is nick loris with c3 solution, their public pol

gina raimondo -- i want to thank commerce secretary gina raimondo. pat just laid out today a big announcement. by one of america's most important companies. this historic investment for ohio is one of the largest investments in semiconductor manufacturing in american history. a brand-new $20 billion campus outside of columbus, ohio. 7000 job re-thousand full-time jobs. -- 7000 construction jobs. 3000 full-time jobs. at the singular, look, being able to say made in ohio, made in america, which we always used to be able to say 25 or 30 years ago is what this is about. but folks at home might be wondering why such a big deal for manufacturing something so small, the size of a postage stamp. why is that so important? semiconductors are small computer chips that power virtually everything in our lives. your phone, your car, your refrigerator, your washing machine, hospital equipment, the internet, electricity, so much more. america invented these chips. america invented these chips. federal research and development lead to the creation of these chips. tax

former -- followed by a discussion led by gina raimondo with ceo's from major companies. later, pete buttigieg will speak to governors about the recently passed infrastructure bill. that's live at 1:45 p.m. eastern . saturday on c-span. online at c-span.org. or you can watch full coverage amount of video app. ♪ download c-span's new mobile app and stay up-to-date with live video coverage of the day's biggest political events, from live streams of the house and senate floor, and key congressional hearings, to white house events. even our live interactive morning program washington journal where we hear your voices every day. c-span now has you covered. download the app for free today. ♪ >> up next, former nato supreme allied commander's join the atlantic council for discussion on nato defense strategy with a heavy focus on the increasing escalation between ukraine and russia. this is just under one hour. >> good morning and good afternoon. good afternoon for those tuning in from around the world and i'm deputy director here at atlantic council. i'm pleased to be here w

stories like the ones gina raimondo told me about a school that had to bus worksheet home because the committee didn't have access to high-speed internet. stories like the woman lost her job because her committee cut back bus service and is the only way to get around town. this is why we doing this. this is what it's all about, real people, real problems in real places. the president want you to know he sees of them picky wants us to meet them where they are. he wants them to lift them up and he wants us to improve the lives of everyday americans. finally let me say that president biden's direction to me was to help build a better america. the operative word here is better. anybody can do it the old way. that's not what we are doing. so let me tell you for a minute what better looks like. better looks like creating good paying union jobs, a top priority for the president, and making sure great wages paid to great people so they can earn a living and feed their families. [applause] i would like to say can't take the boy out of scranton but you can't take scranton out of the boy. the be

lindsey graham, kayleigh mcenany, greg's friend marianne williamson who may be primarying joe biden and raimondo arroyo whether omicron was another lab leak. >> greg: joining me on my show. brian kilmeade, kennedy, kat you, tyrus. going to be a great show. able sure to tune. in also, let's do this. yeah, you know, a lot of celebrity stuff tonight. but, we have been wondering what happened to andrew cuomo since he lost his job and where has he been? turns out he has just been rolling along, running in place, trying to get in shape, you know, it's hard for him to get across fly -- because his scaly good to see andrew cuomo out and about not hiding. anyway, that was at his pilates studio. can't see nipples. >> jesse: geraldo, speaking of nipples. >> jesse: told, we would live to give a very special shoutout to fox news super fan agnes, we send our love to her all the way in lincoln, nebraska. agnes is turning 100 this year. she actually credits me for her longevity. you see, she says it was one of my special investigative reports on drug abuse, no joke, that made her quit the nasty habit of smoking

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we hear from gina raimondo as well as the intel ceo. pres. biden: to be able to say made in ohio, made in america, which we used to always be able to say 25 to 30 years ago, that is what this about. folks at home might be wondering why it is such a big deal for manufacturing something so small , why is that so important? semiconductors are small computer chips that power everything in our lives. your phone, your car, your refrigerator, your washing machine, hospital equipment, the internet, the electric grid. so much more. america invented these chips. america invented these chips. federal research and develop it led to the creation of these chips. taxpayer dollars, these chips help power the nasa mission to the moon. federal investment help down -- helped bring down the cost of baking chips to build a market and an entire industry. over 30 years ago america had 40% of global production. american manufacturing, the backbone of our economy got hollowed out. companies move jobs and productions overseas, especially the industrial midwest. decade

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i come back to the gina raimondo comments. the global chip shortage is going to threaten through 2022. these inflationary pressures are going to exist for a while. maybe longer than we anticipated. does europe have a smaller problem with inflation? i don't think we quite know the answer to that question yet without understanding what is going to happen in ukraine. maybe the gas story completely blows that up and we see superhigh energy prices causing huge problems for europe. i think it is too early to call at the moment. very hard to make a decision. kriti: in the face of that, you look to nontraditional assets, currencies, commodities as a kind of proxy for that lack of yield you might find in stock and bond markets? we are them to have that conversation coming up. boris johnson troubles get worse now that police are involved in the investigation into pandemic parties. how will markets react if the controversy forces the prime ministers to step down? we will talk about it with jane foley, head of fx strategy at rabobank. thi

gina raimondo has been forthright, talking about how this is the way you can fight inflation on one part, and also the administration, the democrats, we'll talk about that as a way to fight and be competitive with china. for them, this is twofold. that is a message they want to take with them into november. there's other things like the sanctions and talking tough on vladimir putin, and they're going to be looking across the aisle, showing that they can work in a bipartisan fashion, and everything for the democrats also going to turn to the supreme court nominees. these are some of the top agenda items for them in february. they are certainly worried about midterms, but they can use these kind discussions back home with their constituents. lisa:lisa: meanwhile, inflation definitely front and center for potential voters as oil prices are rising to the highest level since 2014. any further discussion in washington dc about not just releasing reserves, but also possibly propping up production in the united states? what is the plan? lisa: the plan at the moment --annmarie: the plan at the mo

a discussion led by gina raimondo with ceo's from major companies. transportation secretary pete buttigieg will speak to governors about the recently passed infrastructure bill, live at 1:45 p.m. eastern. all beginning at 10:00 a.m. saturday on c-span, online at c-span.org or you can watch full coverage on our new video app, c-span now. ♪ download c-span's new mobile app and stay up-to-date with live video coverage of the day's biggest political events from live streams of the house and senate floor and key congressional hearings to white house events and supreme court oral arguments. even our live come interactive morning program washington journal where we hear your voices every day. c-span now has you covered. download the app for free today. ♪ ♪ >> now, ron desantis speaks to the common sense society's annual gala. he speaks about the state's fight against covid and why his strategy worked, in his opinion. this is just over 15 minutes. [applause] >> welcome. and future president of the united states. gov. desantis: welcome. isn't it great t

the computer science education initiative followed by a discussion led by gina raimondo with ceo's from major companies. later, pete buttigieg will speak to governors about the recently passed infrastructure bill. that is at 1:45 p.m. eastern. all beginning at 10:00 a.m. saturday on c-span. online at c-span.org. you can watch full coverage on our video app, c-span now. >> a new mobile video app from c-span. c-span now, download today. >> the state department spokesman, ned price, and the under secretary of state for political affairs, victorian, they responded to questions amid u.s.-russia tensions over ukraine. this is just over one hour. >> welcome.

gina raimondo says she is urging republicans to back it despite objections to federal divisions. jay powell said issues will probably extend beyond 2023. >> i don't know that it will get worse before it gets better but there is no reason to believe it will get meaningfully better anytime soon. what has to happen is we need to make more chips. there are no easy solutions. the solution is increased a mystic manufacturing of chips. that is what we need to do. >> china is set to start a nationwide crackdown on money laundering after stepping up regulatory efforts. the pboc says 11 agencies will carry out the campaign until the end of 2024. china has recently increased efforts to investigate financial wrongdoings. police arrested more than 1000 people in a crack down on the use of cryptocurrencies for money laundering. prince andrew has formally denied claims of sex abuse in a manhattan federal court and is asking the case be decided by a jury. he raised unclean hands as defenses. global news -- global news, 24 hours a day on air and on quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists

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they are joined right now up on the roof by chicago alderman raimondo lopez. all right, lawrence, take it away lawrence thank you so much. as you know fluid situation. found out breaking news, a shooting happened just down the street. a carjacking. so we are still getting some details. hopefully we will have that information later in the show as that developed. that just shows you we are right here in the center of what is happening in chicago. pastor brooks, alderman lopez has been at the center of this. pastor, i want to go to you first. you talk about your mission here and just as we are lirntion more and more about a shooting down the street. this is never going to stop until there is real leadership, right? >> everything rises and falls on responsibility for the city. we have to do our part to make sure that things change, that means we have to vote for the right people in office. to lead us in the right correction. so everything rises and falls on leadership. >> alderman lopez, i have been out here on the streets with you, have you given me a tour, the p