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Bloomberg Radio New York
"kirsten sinema" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Possible. The White House expects to work successfully with Arizona senator Kirsten sinema, despite her leaving the Democratic Party to be an independent. White House press secretary karine Jean Pierre emphasized cinema's decision, doesn't change the complexion of the majority control. We understand senator sinema's decision to register as an independent. The way that we see it, it does not change. The majority or it doesn't change the complexion of what our democratic majority is going to look like in the Senate. She praised the senator for being a partner on passing legislation put forward by the Biden administration. Texas Republicans want to enshrine into law, proposal that says transgender medical care amounts to child abuse Sarah Kessler has more. Let their body develop then as an adult let them decide. State representative Brian slayton filed the bill for the upcoming session. He compared it to the Democrats ban on electroshock therapy for children, which passed in the early 90s earlier this year, Texas attorney general Ken Paxton issued an opinion that called transgender medical care child abuse, the daughter of House speaker, Nancy Pelosi, says her dad is getting better every day after a brutal attack left him injured. Alexander Pelosi made that comment to CBS News, she said Paul Pelosi's physical scars are healing, but she doesn't know if the emotional scars will heal. He was injured during an attack at the couple's San Francisco home and late October, Alexandra added she hasn't slept since the night of what happened. Jury members still haven't reached a verdict in Harvey Weinstein's sexual assault trial after nearly 20 hours of deliberations, the 70 year old former movie producer is accused of sexually assaulting four women in the Los Angeles area today marks one week since jurors were handed the case
Mark Levin
Kyrsten Sinema Leaves Democratic Party to Become Independent
"Kirsten sinema announced today in a video to the people of Arizona and the country That she's left the Democrat party and she's now an independent She waited until all the results were in from all the other elections Because you see she's always been an independent thinker independent minded In the people of our own or no hurt is independent So now she's independent a lifelong Democrat Like twice as a Democrat but she's now independent Can't be a Republican no no She's independent And people are well what does this mean And what are the numbers now Means nothing There's two other independents the Senate they're both Democrats Ones from Vermont ones from Maine and their left wing Democrats Angus And Bernie the red Bernie the red is a socialist But he claims to be an independent Angus Well I won't comment But nonetheless so why did cinema do this Ladies and gentlemen she did it for cinema She couldn't win a Democrat primary if her life depended on it But she's not one of us so she's not going to run as a Republican God knows Mitch McConnell is asked her over and over again to become a Republican because she'd be his kind of Republican Sort of a Romney and address
Bloomberg Radio New York
"kirsten sinema" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Michael Barr. Well, now how can I follow that? Are you a Laker? Very easily. I'm definitely a Lake man, because I grew up in Michigan. Oh, okay. There you go. I'm a Great Lakes guy. There are a lot of lakes out there. I understand. Democratic defection in the Senate shakes up the balance of power in the next Congress. More from Bloomberg Steve rappaport. Dreams of a clear majority for Senate Democrats lasted less than three days thanks to a surprise move from one of their own, Kirsten sinema of Arizona, says she will leave the party registering as an independent cinema and fellow moderate Joe Manchin have royal Democrats in the past for stalling parts of President Biden's agenda, the shakeup means Democrats still need to rely on vice president Kamala Harris to cast a tie breaking vote if cinema sides with Republicans. Steve rappaport, Bloomberg radio. Political, though, that she will not caucus with Republicans and suggested that she intends to vote the same way she has for four years in the Senate. She says nothing will change about my values or my behavior. WNBA star Brittany griner is now back on U.S. soil. She landed in San Antonio, Texas earlier this morning after she was released from Russia in exchange for a convicted Russian arms dealer, Victor boot, known as the merchant of death, retired U.S. Marine Paul Whelan, another American detained in Russia remains there. Bill Richardson, who has worked in hostage negotiations at the Richardson center for global engagement, says Paul Whelan was at one point part of the negotiations. It's going to take another prisoner exchange. And you want to keep these negotiations on the humanitarian track. You don't want to mix the geopolitical relationship between Russia and the U.S., which is terrible. And that's being generous that description. Former New Mexico governor Bill Richardson, the Department of Justice is asking a federal judge to hold former president Trump's team in contempt for failing to fully comply with the subpoena to return all classified documents in his possession. Live from the Bloomberg interactive broker studios, this is global news 24 hours a day on air and on Bloomberg quicktake. Powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts and more than 120 countries. With mud in between his toes, I'm Michael Barr. This is Bloomberg. Who came up with that mud between your toes. It depends on the Lake, every Lake is different, there are different types of personalities to each Lake, but that there's algae. You know, I do watch color, the leather level of cold that you do watch the show Ozark, so I'm thinking about some of his legs down there. There's people have fun down there. And some of those leaks. I'll tell you what, you get on some of those lakes like Michigan. You get the white caps. Sometimes if it gets windy up there. Oh yeah. Wow. Look at you. News flash. People have fun out there. Mud between their toes. Exactly. All right, we'll get you down the Jersey Shore. We'll show you how it's done. Michael Barr, thank you so much. We appreciate that. Lisa, what do you think your Federal Reserve is going to
Bloomberg Radio New York
"kirsten sinema" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Now with the latest news from New York City and around the world, here's Michael Barr. Lisa John, a democratic affection in the Senate shakes up the balance of power in the next Congress more from Bloomberg Steve rappaport. Dreams of a clear majority for Senate Democrats lasted less than three days thanks to a surprise move from one of their own. Kirsten sinema of Arizona says she will leave the party registering as an independent cinema and fellow moderate Joe Manchin have royal Democrats in the past for stalling parts of President Biden's agenda. The shakeup means Democrats still need to rely on vice president Kamala Harris to cast a tie breaking vote if cinema sides with Republicans. Steve rappaport, Bloomberg radio cinema told political though she will not caucus with Republicans and suggested that she intends to vote the same way she has for four years in the Senate. WNBA star Brittany griner is now back on U.S. soil. She landed in San Antonio, Texas earlier this morning. After she was released from Russia in exchange for a convicted Russian arms dealer, Victor boot, known as the merchant of death, retired U.S. Marine Paul Whelan, another American detained in Russia remains there. Bill Richardson, who has worked in hostage negotiations at the Richardson center for global engagement, says Paul Whelan was at one point part of the negotiations. It's going to take another prisoner exchange. And you want to keep these negotiations on the humanitarian track. You don't want to mix the geopolitical relationship between Russia and the U.S., which is terrible. And that's being generous that description. Former New Mexico governor Bill Richardson, the Department of Justice is asking a federal judge to hold former president Trump's team in contempt for failing to fully comply with the subpoena to return all classified documents in his possession. Live from the Bloomberg interactive broker studios, this is global news 24 hours a day on air and on Bloomberg quicktake. Powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts more than a 120 countries, the Michael Barr, this is hi, everyone. It's
Bloomberg Radio New York
"kirsten sinema" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Hundreds of thousands of same sex and interracial marriages enshrining their rights in federal law, protection that applies to all states. The vote was 61, two 36, democratic senator Kirsten sinema of Arizona. To ensure that loving families across this country could continue to care for each other and feel confident knowing about their safety and their security and their future. Senator sinema says the respect for marriage act Bill now heads to the house, which is expected to approve it next week. Congress is moving swiftly to prevent a looming U.S. rail workers strike that would be a devastating blow to the nation's economy if transportation of fuel, food, and other critical goods are disrupted. The house is expected to act first today. A jury has convicted the head of a far right group of plotting the January 6th attack on the capitol. Stewart Rhodes, leader of the right-wing oath keepers group, and one of the defendant were convicted of seditious conspiracy. Apple, CEO Tim Cook is in Washington to meet with top Republican lawmakers today. Bloomberg's at Baxter as the story. The aim according to Bloomberg sources is to forge ties with GOP leadership ahead of the party's takeover of the house next year. He has scheduled sessions with Republican representative Jim Jordan, Daryl Isa and Kathy McMorris Rogers. Jordan and McMorris Rodgers are likely to chair top committees overseeing the tech industry when the GOP does take over. The meetings were likely scheduled before the exchange of messages between cook and Elon Musk at Twitter, several conservative Republicans, including Jordan, have been very critical of Apple, and Jordan has become a Musk supporter. In San Francisco, I'm Ed Baxter, Bloomberg radio. The world's largest active volcano continued to erupt in Hawaii while mauna loa is spewing molten rock up to 200 feet up. The lava is not currently threatening any residential areas for now. In the World Cup in Qatar, the U.S. advanced after winning their match against Iran in the world by a score of one nil. Live from the Bloomberg interactive broker studios, this is global news. 24 hours a day on air and on Bloomberg quick take. Powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts more than a 120 countries. I'm Michael le
Bloomberg Radio New York
"kirsten sinema" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"At Bloomberg quick take. This is a Bloomberg business flash. From Bloomberg world, headquarters. I'm Charlie pala Clorox shares now down 5% after ours after returning guidance fell well short of analyst estimates underscoring how inflation could continue to play companies long into 2023. It was an update on Wall Street, perhaps putting it mildly, the Dow, the S&P and nesta all rallied today, the Dow was up 416 up 1.3%, S&P up 64, up 1.6%, the NASDAQ composite index up 319, a gain of 2.6%. Ten year yield 2.77% spot gold 1765 the ounce, West Texas intermediate crew down 4%, $90, 66 cents a barrel on WTI. Again, corporate earnings and economic data coming in better than expected. So again, an update for the Dow, the S&P and NASDAQ and then after the bell, we learned that Walmart is cutting 200 corporate jobs as costs and inventory sat profit. I'm Charlie palette that is a Bloomberg business flash. You're listening to Bloomberg sound on with Joe Matthew on Bloomberg radio. Could senator Kirsten sinema sink the inflation reduction act she certainly poised to make some changes as Bloomberg is now reporting, but as we remember from build back better, changes on the tax side. Can also mean big changes on the inside. Let's reassemble the panel for their take
Bloomberg Radio New York
"kirsten sinema" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"System and a sound payment system. It's chairman, thank you. I have the chairs and democratic senator Raphael Warnock of Georgia. Right now the S&P 500 is up 17 points, the Dow Jones Industrial Average up 94, the NASDAQ 100 is higher by 82 points. Live coverage of the Senate banking committee and chairman Jerome Powell's testimony on Bloomberg radio. To the average home buyer, but it's not just a city problem. It's urban, it's rural, harrelson county, a county with a population of less than 30,000 is also rated as unaffordable. In the midst of this housing crisis, the Federal Reserve bank, which has a tough mandate in the tough time of managing inflation has raised the federal funds rate by 0.75%. This means mortgages are about to get a lot more expensive and families. Chairman Powell is the fed raises its interest rates, what is the fed doing to prevent this rate increase from further exacerbating the housing crisis? Well, so by raising rates, we're clearly what you're seeing is a slowing housing market now. You're seeing because of because of higher interest rates, mortgage rates have gone up pretty substantially, and you're seeing a slowing in the housing market. And that should mean one of the things that should mean is that housing prices should stop going up at such remarkably rapid rates. Since the beginning of the pandemic, we've had a very, very hot labor market, sorry, housing market all around the country. And what should take place is as demand moderates in demand for housing moderates for new and existing homes, you should see prices stop going up quite so fast. You're also going to see fewer home sales and just generally a lower rate of activity in the housing market. So really what needs to happen is housing supply and demand need to get back into better alignment. And the part of that that we can control is really is really by moderating demand so that prices stop going up quite so much and that we can get back to a housing market where supply and demand are now we don't control supply. And there are issues in this country around housing supply. It's harder to get land and lots and things like that. It's harder to get people to work. So there are supply side constraints if you meet with builders from around the country. They will tell you that we have a longer term issue as a country around creating enough housing supply. That is not something that the Federal Reserve can do anything about. But it is an important issue. Right. Now we're standing at mortgages are clearly at least in the short term about to get more expensive. And it seems to me that what would be helpful is if the Congress would pass my down payment toward equity act. To help first generation home buyers afford their first home, what effects do you expect of fez interest rate increases will have on the, let me put this another way. The Federal Reserve helps enforce the fair housing act. And the equal credit opportunity act, what plans do you have to ensure that is interest rates increase everyone still has access to a fair, reasonable price, mortgage. So the higher interest rates don't change our very important obligations under fair the fair credit laws that we enforce. And so we'll continue to enforce those transparently and aggressively. It is true though that mortgage rates have gone up and that will slow down demand. And that will be that there's some pain involved in that. For people paying higher mortgage rates and also some people will be priced out of the mortgage market, but that is ultimately what needs to happen if we are to get back to price stability to a place where people's wages aren't being eaten up by inflation. So the greatest pain would be if we allow this high inflation to just continue. Right, and I guess my point is in the meantime, the folks who are on the margins of the marketplace in the first place. The issue is how do we protect them as much as possible? Related to that, when secretary Yellen was here, she stated that the Federal Reserve needed to not only be skillful, but she said, quote, lucky. Lucky to ensure quote a soft landing. I don't like counting on the economic safety of Georgians, particularly those at the margins, is at risk, which is why I'm doing what I can here in the Senate. I've introduced a couple of bills to lower the price of gas to lower the cost of groceries and other everyday goods, the cost of insulin and other medication. And I've held The White House accountable to pursue investigation of price gouging of ocean carriers. And I've supported bipartisan legislation addressing the same issue that just became law. How can Congress lower costs for Georgia families? And what steps can Congress take to support the fed and ensure a soft landing? So I guess I'd be reluctant to give you advice while we're trying so hard to do the job that you've actually assigned us, which is to get inflation back down. But. Yeah, I mean, I think those are authorities that those of you who run for elected office have. And we don't have, as Meera pointees. So that's really up to you. You would agree that the folks at the margins of the economy are feeling the most pressure and pain. And that has to be addressed. I think that's always the case. And in the case of inflation, it does, it's really that if you're spending every dollar that you're intaking on the bare essentials of life and the cost of them goes up 10%, you're in trouble right away. Whereas middle class people and people better off than that, they've got some resources some ability to deal with it. So that's why it's such a priority for us to get on top of inflation before it does become entrenched. Inflation is only now been around for, you know, we've been it really didn't start until March of last year. So it's not at all too late for us to get this job done and get back onto the kind of path we all want to be on. Thank you so much. I'm concerned about this and it's why in the meantime I've introduced several bills to lower the cost for a central items like gas and groceries and medication. Thank you for your testimony. Thank you, senator. I'm a half the chair senator sinema, I think we'll join virtually. Thank you, mister chairman, and thank you, chairman Powell, for joining us today. Democratic senator Kirsten sinema of Arizona beginning questioning to fed chair Jerome Powell at the semiannual monetary policy report to the Senate banking committee. This is Bloomberg radio. Families and
Native Opinion Podcast an American Indian Perspective
"kirsten sinema" Discussed on Native Opinion Podcast an American Indian Perspective
"I don't give them any kind of leeway for anything. To have anything to do with fair, and it's fighting and justice. You know, the list is endless. If they really cared about John Lewis and what he stood for, along with all the past other civil rights leaders that have passed on right on back through Martin Luther King. You would have passed that freaking Bill. Yeah, they don't care. You would have told Joe Manchin and Kirsten sinema, get your shit together. I don't care. We have a moniker. We have a explicit tag this week. Get your shit together. And get this done. Screw.
Bloomberg Radio New York
"kirsten sinema" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Anus Hey Carol President Biden's push for voting rights legislation may have collapsed last night in the Senate the Democrats say they are not giving up and are working on a plan B Bloomberg Amy Morris with more President Biden had said that Democrats would have to break up the voting rights bill to get something through Congress congressional Democrats are now looking for another path forward and they might have to settle for Electoral College reform Democratic senators Amy Klobuchar and Kirsten sinema and Republican senator Lisa Murkowski are trying to cobble together an election package that would change the electoral count act It could among other things clarify that the vice president does not have the authority to block estate's electors In Washington I made me more as Bloomberg radio U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken continues his diplomatic efforts concerning Russia's military buildup along Ukraine's border He met today with French British and German officials as he pursues strong support from our allies He says he still hoping for a peaceful resolution Even as we're relentless in pursuing this diplomatic path we'll continue to make very clear that if Moscow chooses the path of further aggression we will impose swift and massive costs Lincoln plans to meet with Russia's foreign minister Sergei Lavrov tomorrow in Geneva More Americans are concerned about the state of the pandemic given the spread of the oma cron variant That's according to a new Gallup poll which noted that 58% believe the pandemic is getting worse half of those surveyed are concerned about coming down with the virus Global news 24 hours a day on air and on Bloomberg quick take powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in.
The Hugh Hewitt Show: Highly Concentrated
Ex-Labor Secretary Reich Says Democrats Should Assault Sinema
"Now, last night, former Clinton secretary of labor and Harvard professor Robert Reich tweeted out, tonight, Republican senators lined up to shake Kirsten sinema's hand. Democratic senators should have given her the backs of their hands. After withering criticism for apparently encouraging violence against women, he deleted that tweet. What do you make of that tweet by Robert Reich? It shows you that he is part of this cabal behind the curtain that is pushing forward, very vigorously this socialist agenda. And they know they have a very narrow window to push this through. They're fully aware of that.
America First with Sebastian Gorka Podcast
Journalist John Solomon on Voter Rights and Suppression
"And I'm proud to present to you on Sebastian gorka's show John Solomon John welcome to the program. Great to have you with us brother. It is good to be with you. Happy Monday. Happy Monday. Here we go and happy Martin Luther King day. John. You're our go to guy if I may. And so would you explain to me the pressing is voting rights situation? You know, John, I didn't know there was suppressing votes in America. I didn't know I always felt as a person who just showed up and voted my fault was being suppressed. My vote wasn't counted because I wasn't one illegal. Number two, I wasn't dead yet. Despite what you might hear right here. Explain, explain to me, what is going on with this voting rights like they double that and they go to Georgia where they might very well have been shenanigans down there and I'm being kind in the 2020 election, but they doubled down. Could you break down what they want to vote for? And what they will end up with down in D.C., please. Yeah. Well, first off, the bill is in some dire trouble because there are at least four Democrats that are holding the line on it. Joe Manchin, Kirsten sinema, Mark Kelly and I'm thinking that the fourth one now just gave my mind. But they've got a little bit of opposition in their own party, particularly in these Democrats that are in the swing states. And so the bill may not happen. It may go the road of the BBB and some of the other Biden democratic plans. But the big thing that Joe Biden talks about being Jim Crow two is the idea that it is inherently racist. It is voter disenfranchising to ask someone to show their ID before they vote or descend in an absentee ballot. And this is an interesting thing because every poll that I've seen in the last year, including one, we did it just to know news says 70 80% of Americans support this. But there's a fascinating new poll out in Michigan. It surveyed Michigan voters who voted in the last election. And here is the ticker. African American voters, the very voters that Joe Biden says are disenfranchised by a voter ID. They support voter ID by Uranus, 79%. In fact, black voters were more strongly supporting of voter ID than all other voters
Bloomberg Radio New York
"kirsten sinema" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Says he's tired of waiting for voting rights legislation to pass the Senate On the brink of serious trouble without these bills MLK's son called out democratic senators Joe Manchin and Kirsten sinema and said the current situation can not be resolved by dialog as the senators have suggested in the past King called the two senators ideals not logical at all and cited how the passage of previous amendments did not have bipartisan support He added if an infrastructure Bill can be agreed upon then it shouldn't be a problem to pass the voting rights bill Senate minority leader Mitch McConnell says the legacy of doctor Martin Luther King Jr. inspires us to keep building upon the progress the country is made toward becoming a more perfect union the Kentucky Republican tweeted a sentence today the senator says it's been nearly 60 years since the March on Washington and doctor king's message echoes as powerfully as it did that day That's the latest timely Sita Taylor And I'm Karen chase from the Bloomberg newsroom U.S. stock markets are dark for today in honor of the Martin Luther King day holiday but overseas markets were open today and trading The footsie in London closed up 68 points The cag and Paris was up 59 and the Dax in Germany up 50 The world's biggest independent oil trader said crude prices already up more than 10% this year could rise even further because of tight supplies These prices are justified Mike Muller head of Asia for vital groups said oil posted a fourth straight gain last week its longest rising streaks in October amid signs that consumption will hold up despite the spread of the omicron variant Apple has delayed the introduction of its upcoming virtual reality headset which only gives people more time to speculate on what the company might call it Bloomberg's and Kate takes a look Apple's first mixed reality headset is running behind schedule but that hasn't stopped the guessing about what the device will be named Apple always closely guards what its plan monikers are apple's marketing department spends weeks creating diagrams and charge to outline every potential name that might work That process sometimes leads to obvious choices such as the iPhone that set will be trickier since days like glass and spectacles have already been used by Google and staff In Washington and Kate's Bloomberg radio China's Central Bank has cut its key interest rate for the first time in nearly two years to help bolster an economy that's lost momentum because of a property slump and repeated virus outbreaks In a stark policy divergence with other major economies the people's bank of China lowered its one year loans rate by ten basis points The first reduction since April of 2020 the move comes in the wake of the just released fourth quarter GDP for China which showed just 4% growth over last year the weakest since 2020 And the total GOP for the year was 8.1% Its weakest in more than a year Global news 24 hours a day on air and on Bloomberg quick take powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries I'm Karen chase And this is Bloomberg I'm Barry wood holtz you're listening to masters and business on Bloomberg radio This week my extra special guest is Joan solitaire She is the global head of private wealth solutions for alternative asset manager Blackstone which runs about $684 billion in assets So let's talk a little bit about PWS as it's called internally Your group runs over a $100 billion Tell us about some of the attractive places that you're deploying capital today Sure So we tend to be very thematic at Blackstone So a lot of research comes into play up front We figure out where we have the most conviction and then we're not afraid to go all in And importantly if you think about investing as pattern recognition and you think about everything we own real estate companies all different types all over the world It's just a lot of information flow that comes into play So today areas off of themes like the digitization of everything So if you think about our investment in bumble or ancestry was on that In ecommerce This has been a long running theme through the firm over the last ten years So that informs not just what you invest in but what you avoid So we have not been investing in closed malls But we have been buying up warehouse assets especially first mile those that are closest to clients again everywhere around the world housing There's a housing shortage really in a lot of different regions and just meaning that there hasn't been enough supply And when you think about all of the delays caused by shutdowns due to COVID it's just exasperated those are exaggerated those trends even more so And when you have supply demand imbalances that's usually pretty good for appreciation We coming through the financial crisis had created the largest single-family housing owned to rent company and we're continuing to invest in those types of assets We really like life sciences You mentioned uncorrelated That's an area that is uncorrelated And we partner with major pharmaceutical companies We invest in their phase three trials which have very good high percentage chance of success Cloud computing And there's a lot of different neighborhoods that we like And then I would say also we like the industries that serve those So once we find a theme something like live sciences were also then interested in owning the real estate that's catering to life sciences companies So the intellectual capital really moves through the firm and we're able to weather its growth equity private equity real estate life sciences credit run that all the way through And so you would find over the firm's history and continuing today our various businesses may invest in a different part of the capital structure They may invest in different companies But they're all focused on this idea of good neighborhoods I always have a hard time drawing a bright line between what sounds a lot like private equity but looks a little bit like late stage venture capital I hear cloud and life sciences and bumble and ancestry dot com Does that distinction make any.
Bloomberg Radio New York
"kirsten sinema" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"That we're seeing in the rights market Bloomberg radio the Bloomberg business app and Bloomberg radio dot com Business finance and the latest news evicting world markets powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over a 120 countries This is Bloomberg radio Now a global news update vice president Harris is comparing doctor Martin Luther King Jr. to a prophet that pushed the U.S. toward a better future He pushed for racial justice for economic justice And for the freedom that unlocks all others the freedom to vote Speaking virtually to the members of the historic ebenezer baptist church in Atlanta the vice president said it's time for the Senate to do its job and pass the bill named after the late civil rights icon and Georgia congressman John Lewis Andrea waters king says America is that a fork in the road the wife of MLK's son sent the Senate filibuster must be eliminated and voting rights legislation must be passed to protect American democracy Water's king asked democratic senators Kirsten sinema and Joe Manchin if a country divided is the kind of country they envision She added if the two senators continue their positions racism and American politics will continue and she asked if another hundred years must go by before rights are equally restored That's the latest I'm Lisa Taylor This is masters in business with Barry Reynolds on Bloomberg radio My extra special guest this week is chamath palihapitiya.
The Trish Regan Show
The New Lies From Team Biden
"Like the little boy who cried woof, although in a very different way. Hello everyone, welcome to the Trish region show. I am Tricia. It's good to be back. By the way, good to be back here with you in studio and I come back to well more lies. More lies from Joe Biden and team. They want you to think right now. The Joe Manchin is about to go along with this $1.7 trillion spending plan, build back better. Only. You know, the problem with spinning that narrative and telling everybody that, oh, Joe Manchin is now on board and he's now discussing this blah blah blah is that you've got Joe Manchin himself. Who knows whether or not he's in talks with the Democrats about more spending and guess what? He told reporters, he told reporters on Tuesday, that's not the case. You know what? I'm not in discussions. There are no discussions going on. So why is it that the administration is trying to tell us that they're there talking to Joe? Manchin that is, and then, you know, it's all gonna work out. I mean, this is almost half a logical. How much they've been lying to us about Joe Manchin, by the way, all along. They said he was going to vote for it that it was basically a done deal. It was happening. And yet it turns out that wasn't the case at all. Joe Manchin did write an op-ed in The Wall Street Journal. He did tweet out that it wasn't happening, and then finally it wasn't until the 11th hour, he goes on a TV show on Sunday and says, no, I'm not going for this. Not now, not ever. And yet what do they do? The following week, they're back at it. They're back at it spinning the exact same narrative. It's like they think if they just repeat this repeat this enough to themselves, that somehow it'll make it all happen. It'll make it all better. They'll get that build back better. You know what? I predict they're not gonna get this. They're not gonna get this because at least someone in Washington D.C. two of them actually I give Kirsten sinema a lot of credit for this as well. Have some backbone. And that's what's needed right now. Actual backbone, the ability to say, you know what guys, this
The Hugh Hewitt Show: Highly Concentrated
BBB Includes Major Investments in Housing Affordability
"There is in the House version of the build back better Bill, a $170 billion for affordable housing and homo SAP. I've spent much of the show today replaying my interview from Friday's podcast with Michael shellenberger, the author of San Francisco, why progressives run cities a man of the left, he studied homelessness in Seattle, Portland, San Francisco and LA, it would be a disaster. The problem will only get worse if that money is passed by the Senate, where is the build back better version of the bill right now in the Senate, Jake Sherman? Well, a few things to note, I have to imagine that housing money will be in there that's very important to progressives and very little as we've discussed very little going to change in the Senate. But here's what I would say. Kirsten sinema and Joe Manchin are both saying both of them that they don't believe this bill is going to pass until 2022 and that's probably 22 and that's all you need to know because they are the key here. And if whatever they say goes, I would say that is as simple as it is. So at some point pretty soon, Chuck Schumer is going to have to contend with that reality and kind of get wrapped his head around what's next. Now, on the other hand, there's a lot of uncertainty about what will end up in this bill. Number one, the immigration provisions, you are just all are just very uncertain at this point. And I have to imagine that in the next couple of days, maybe a week we will hear from the parliamentarian nonpartisan kind of balls and strikes arbiter of what can be in a reconciliation bill about what could go in. So that is kind of what we're looking at this week when it comes to BBB.
Bloomberg Radio New York
"kirsten sinema" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"One studios in Washington D.C. get world of national news with Amy Mars Amy All right thank you house lawmakers signed off on a short chairman priest to the government's dead limit averting a default for a couple of months Republicans want the Democrats to use reconciliation to lift that debt cap without Republican support House speaker Nancy Pelosi since Democrats have no intention of doing that Talks between Democrats now continue on that human infrastructure Bill one that would fund things like paid family leave measures to combat climate change and initiatives to expend healthcare House speaker Pelosi says that Bill will likely be less than the three and a half $1 trillion Initially proposed while still keeping those same programs intact Probably in timing that the timing would be reduced in any cases to make the cost lower But it only would be in such a way that does not undermine the transformative nature of it Moderate democratic senators Joe Manchin and Kirsten sinema have been opposed to that price tag of the package in the beginning mansion had set his top line number would be one and a half $1 trillion Over the past three years millions of blood pressure pills that contain a probable carcinogen have been recalled all over the world will now pharmaceutical companies have discovered an entirely new problem Another potentially dangerous chemical is showing up in the same drugs containing valsartan regulatory authorities say the azido impurities are mutagenic and that means they can change your DNA and potentially increase cancer risk documents reviewed by Bloomberg show the FDA has found at least one large manufacture in India has a flawed process for controlling.
Bloomberg Radio New York
"kirsten sinema" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"John thank you Let's turn to Capitol Hill now Where Democrats have hit a wall in their attempt to avert a government shutdown avoid a debt default and advance President Biden's economic agenda Democratic factions remain at odds over the giant tax in spending package Here's White House spokesperson Jen Psaki This is clearly a pivotal moment This is clearly a sensitive time And there was agreement which is a good sign that we need to press forward and work to get these packages across the finish line Jen Psaki says President Biden is fully engaged in the process holding meetings yesterday with moderate senators Joe Manchin and Kirsten sinema He's also canceled a planned trip to Chicago today to continue talks Meantime house progressives are lining up to defy speaker Nancy Pelosi and oppose a bipartisan infrastructure Bill tomorrow They say they are prepared to support both bills but will only vote for infrastructure after the build back better act passes The pandemic is also in focus this morning Nathan with new developments on booster shots and make it the latest live with Bloomberg's ra need a young good morning ready Good morning Karen Bloomberg news has learned that the FDA is leaning toward authorizing half dose booster shots of the Moderna vaccine Officials believe that that's enough to shore up protection An authorization of Moderna shot would set the stage to further widen the U.S. booster campaign about 170 million fully vaccinated people in the U.S. received shots from Moderna or Pfizer accounting for 92% of inoculations so far It's not clear when in announcement will come on Moderna shot Live in New York I'm Renee young Bloomberg daybreak All right we need to thank you and futures are higher S&P futures up 32 points to down futures have 212 and NASDAQ futures up 1% or 147 points and the ten year treasury of 1130 seconds the yield 1.49% and the yield on the two year .29% Straight ahead your latest local headlines plus a check of sports and this is Bloomberg 6 33 on Wall Street 56° in Central Park We had a crash in Nassau county at some westbound southern state by wonton avenue and Michael Barr is here with more on what's going on in New York and around the world Michael Thank you very much Nathan.
Bloomberg Radio New York
"kirsten sinema" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Family Thanksgiving dinner here where everybody's out a little too much and they're all on edge It doesn't seem like everybody's getting along Yeah no not everybody's getting along This is a Congress in which since January 6th a lot of people have been frustrated with each other But also now within the Democratic Party they really have to figure out what exactly their priorities are Are they all really on the same team I think one source of frustration is a lot of members want to get both of these packages done but some of the moderates have basically said well I think we should go slower Rather than you hearing Joe Manchin or Kirsten sinema are some of the house moderates say I would vote for X Y and Z they're talking about the process and saying I don't think we really need to be doing this right now And so that is delaying that uncomfortable Thanksgiving dinner where it could actually lead to solutions Right Well I'm guess nobody's walked out yet Mario what do you make of this I had a conversation yesterday with congressman Jim mcgovern who chairs the rules committee of course pretty progressive guy when it comes to the Democratic Party He said if this were Europe we'd be talking about ten different parties here but because it's Washington we're all trying to figure out how to be one No and I think your analogy Joe about Thanksgiving dinner is spot on right Everyone came Maybe that says something about my family No I think it says something about all of our families right That's an American thing We all get under the roof And there's been this simmering tension for a while now And now we're all at the table and so those simmering tensions between progressives and moderate For example in the Democratic Party that a year ago was united to try to defeat Donald Trump is now rearing its head Now if they have The White House and all of this power consolidated Yeah We heard from President Biden saying he was actually talking about COVID and of course everyone wants to talk about this when he goes to questions He was asked specifically about something that I we just talked about with the two members including Sean caston And this idea of taxing unrealized gains to help pay for this It was just interesting the way he worded his answer Senator wyden.
The View
"kirsten sinema" Discussed on The View
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The View
"kirsten sinema" Discussed on The View
"On top. The mountain looked you so much of what is the biggest lessons. You've learned from your deck. They character matters in that believing in something greater than yourself will always be important. I know if i picked up the phone tonight in cold john mccain john i'm at second and vine in in oshkosh and i need your help. Calm he get on a plane to and i would for him to. None of us agree at this table on very much when it comes to politics in the world but we are all sisters here bat back. I feel like i understand that meaning of life and it is not how you die. It is live. Five women are hosting the most politically relevant show on tv. And i think it's the first time all women shows doing not. It shows that women are politically engaged in a way they have never been before. Do anything special. I got married. Everybody wants to know now. Baby liberty is doing buffing. There she is. She's just perfect and it feels like having a little piece of my dad back acre this is the giovanni jumped sue that horrendo- war. I really love you guys. I love cocoa on a personal note. When i was in college. She made me feel much better about my body. Because i'm also not a skinny white woman. Let's discuss sets before talk dated in new york in la. And all i'd have to say is i'm republican. I love the president bush I'm pro-life nra member and then they'll just run right away folks. That snl had some fun with the view. It.
The View
"kirsten sinema" Discussed on The View
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The View
"kirsten sinema" Discussed on The View
"John. Russo was a nobody him short but from behind that mass rufo conned his way into more than three hundred and fifty million dollars. They said he was one of the biggest conman of the century. And then got away all your phone call. Where's rufo now. Abc news joins the pursuit for john. Rufo follow have you seen this man. Wherever you're listening now welcome back the fabulous cindy mccain put country before party backing president biden and now he would like her to represent america on the world stage as ambassador to the united nations food agency. Please welcome back. Ambassadors cindy mccain. I like saying that. Sarah has the first. Sarah has the first question. Welcome or miss cindy. It's hard to believe that today is making slash show after almost four years. How are you feeling for her. And what do you think the future holds. Oh well first of all let me say I'm very pleased to be here. I'm not an ambassador yet. Because i have not been confirmed yet but i will relish the title once. I have it just to make that clear. But i'm listening. I'm so proud of megan. And i what i look forward to many many ways to be able to see more of her mc more certainly see more my granddaughter liberty I think she's she's done a wonderful job. I love her independence. Her dad would be so proud of her. And and you know. I just i. I wish you the best in whatever endeavor she chooses to do. But i'm i'm glad she chose a little bit of family over over too much work right now. It's important thank you mom. We'll send the senator mccain really pushed for megan to take this job. Why was he so adamant. Do you think for her to do it. And what do you think he would be most proud of well. He was adamant because he thought it would be a good format for her. And knowing you know her as you know we call her john mccain and address when she was little so we knew she could do it and we knew she had. She had the the ability to make waves. Or you know deal with controversy all of the things that you do so well on this show and he also wanted her to have an opportunity to really to really express herself and and and spreader wings a little more. It was really his suggestion and his idea that she do this. When offered the job. So i know. And i know he's very proud of a right now i know is x. Mom i didn't die. I'm just leaving the show. Died this memorial. thank you guys. I'm still can come to these anytime everywhere. Every time someone leaves it sounds like a funeral. This is like a funeral. We don't we don't pay so cindy you famously crossed party lines and took a lot of heat to endorse joe biden for president. Back in twenty twenty we surprised by how much pushback you've gone and how big a leap wasn't for you to put yourself out there like that. That must've been rough. Well for me it. Was you know. I knew the other candidate was not right. I knew we couldn't deal with four more years of the other candidate and so for me. It was an easy decision. Because i knew what was right and i was in my mind and in my heart i felt like i was doing what was right for the country and i still believe that today as far as taking heat of course i knew i was going to take that was that there was no doubt that was going to happen so and know i pushed back pretty good on him but i i'm just proud to be to have been some assistance to a man that i believe is is a good president and is leading this country in the right direction and practices civility and an honor and decency as he governs. And that's to me is most important. Well mom i'm so proud of you. Because at president biden has announced that he will nominate. You was the us ambassador to the united nations agencies for food and agriculture mom. How does it feel for you. I know how passionate you are about this space. Philanthropies always been a big part of your life. What are you looking forward to the most. And are you going to learn italian because you have to. I think what i'm looking forward. Most is the opportunity to to serb within issues that i've been very passionate about as you said for years You know this is a combination food and agriculture is probably the biggest kind of humanitarian mission. You can perform because we can't function without it but it encompasses everything else that i've dealt with for so long. It's it's human trafficking it's refugees. It's it's all the elements that that strike that happens in the world has all the elements that circle around food and can be very disastrous. And so for me to be able to have the opportunity to represent. My country is not only an incredible honor. But it's it's never my wildest dreams would be able to do something like this and i'm i'm deeply honored. The president would would put such such such session ability in me and think thinks so highly made to put me in this position. One of president biden's biggest challenges. Right now is fighting this fourth wave of kovin which we are really in my view in the thick of your home state. Arizona is seeing more cases than they've seen since march. I believe and your governor says he will now fight a mask. Mandate is this risking people's lives to score political points. Do you think. I just don't know i. You know i am vaccinated. I wear masks. I believe that we should be good citizens and take care of each other in that respect so my my thought and all this is the is really towards the people who refused to be vaccinated. I don't understand it. And now i do. I not understand it. But i think it's very endangering me now. I mean and themselves. So i would like to see more of a more of an encouragement on vaccinations and making sure that these people feel comfortable comfortable about it. Make sure that we can get them vaccinated and protect our communities. Better and master part of that master part of it as far as a mandate goes. I have to leave that up to our governor. But i be personally i will. I will wear a mask wherever i feel. I should absolutely wear it. Well mom one of the things. I am looking forward to as liberties spending more time with her grandmother. Liberty is your little clown. it's weird. I like gave birth to you like like she looks just like you. It's so weird. I know what. I love about being liberties mother. What do you love the most about it. Oh gosh you know when your dad passed away. Megan you know. We all thought that was for a little bit of time. That was the end of the world and life goes on and and having grandchildren as part of life going on. And so i know your dad's looking down on you and on liberty and and no knows what a great mother you are and what completed family. We are to have her Within the family now. So i'm just you know. I think of him every day and i'm just sorry. He never got to meet liberty because he would just adore her trail Love you always a pleasure. Always a pleasure. And i'm going to call you ambassador because we will.