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"Thank you. That is CBS News, chief foreign affairs correspondent Margaret Brennan, also moderator of Sunday's face the nation. Now to the top stories we're working on a WTO. Will we ever see additional lanes on the beltway and two 70 in Maryland? That's there's just been another big setback for plans to add them as we were just telling you we're awaiting big news on the economy and jobs this morning that could affect the Federal Reserve's plans to further raise borrowing costs. Teachers and other staff members in fairfax county public schools now have collective bargaining rights. Keep it here for full details on these stories in the minutes ahead. 6 48. Traffic and weather on the 8s and when it breaks, here's Jack Taylor. We are still slow in Maryland getting into Riverdale going south on the Baltimore Washington Parkway down near the good luck road over past the crash activity was along the left side. You'd be staying right to get by getting a little look see now on the northbound side with a little rubber necking. Your southbound delay begins as you approach green bell road. Top side of the beltway, outer loop, we're getting a little bit slower now. Just having New Hampshire towards Georgia, still more gas than break, but we have some more company, two 70 going south, brake lights now, leaving urbana, headed down toward one O 9. Interloop is still in pretty good shape south of town. No real delays yet from two ten headed down toward the Woodrow Wilson bridge. There was a reported crash inbound Pennsylvania avenue near silver hill road. In Silver Spring, 29 near spring street, we'd had word of a crash, one had been broken down up in Frederick on 15 southbound down here three 40, exit 12. You'll find this along the right side of the roadway Some slow traffic on D.C. two 95 going southbound toward east, capital street, little busier I two 95 northbound, riding toward the in about 11th street bridge, still nice and quiet across the freeway. You're looking good on New York avenue and in the third street tunnel. We have an issue in Virginia loudoun county on the loudoun county Parkway near our Cola mills drive. There, it sounds like you're under police direction around a crash. 66, little crowded eastbound going into centerville, 95 northbound leaving falmouth. You may find a break later too in woodbridge. Then again, moving through newington, three 95, you're looking good, leaving the bellway north all the way up toward the 14th street bridge. Nothing yet in your way. With commuter connections get a free guaranteed ride home, even if you're commuting just a few times a week, Jack taped their WTO P traffic. Storm team four is Mike's dinner, so all right, sledding, probably out of the question today, but are we going to see some snowflakes? We may, but I'll tell you what, the precipitation is taking so long to get in here that the sun's on the job now and even behind the cloud cover temperature is going to go out quickly. There's no precipitation in the immediate metro area right now, has some precipitation Manning the form of rain moving through the shadow valley and across the blue ridge. So occasional light rain today, much of the day is going to be dry. This is going to be a big deal for us. It could be a few wet snowflakes this morning, but with a later onset of the precipitation, that is not going to be a big deal for most of us, our highs only load a bit 40s. Any rental end by midnight overnight turning breezy. Mid 30s, mostly cloudy blustery and cold tomorrow highs mid upper 40s and windshields in the 20s and 30s throughout the day. It could be a morning sprinkle or a snow flurry on Sunday, and then some rain late the day, highs 45 to 50. Frederick 36 culpeper 37 and John and Michelle, we've got a temperature of 42 Oregon national. All right, Mike, thank you. The forecast brought to you by diamond. Think diamonds think nervous. Nobody pays retail anymore. Why should you visit mervis diamond dot com? In coming up. A judge signs with the former chair of the prince George's county school board, but it's not the end. I'm John doman. 6 51. Federal solutions from spectrum enterprise, part of Charter Communications, deliver technology federal agencies need
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"We've learned a lot more this week about that suspected Chinese spy balloon that was shot down off the coast of South Carolina last Saturday and about the breadth of China's surveillance program. Joining us live to go deeper, CBS News chief foreign affairs correspondent Margaret Brennan, moderator of Sunday's face the nation on CBS and Margaret the news that president Xi Jinping may not have been fully aware of these missions, what does that mean? Well, it raises even more questions and it really suggests sort of the fear of miscalculation and the risk of that running high. It is almost hard to believe that the left hand wouldn't know what the right hand is doing and then authoritarian regime like that of Xi Jinping's government. But it suggests here that at least publicly the U.S. is giving a little bit of wiggle room here and may be able to have a diplomatic visit or some kind of way out of this current standoff. Right now the tension is very high in the U.S. as you heard Congress people really hammer the administration officials with questions about how this was allowed to enter U.S. airspace in the first place and we now know that U.S. intelligence has concluded that Chinese balloons have been floated over 5 continents multiple countries. Yeah, so how might this affect the already strained relations between the two countries because really they weren't that great to begin with, right? They weren't and Secretary of State Antony Blinken's visit, which was called off because of this balloon, was an attempt to sort of build a floor under a plummeting relationship. So this was supposed to be the visit that helped to avoid a Cold War. So it certainly doesn't help lower tensions quickly. If anything, Beijing's responses to the U.S. shooting down that spy balloon have been more belligerent in recent days saying that they reserve the right to take similar action and that they think the United States really essentially overreacted here. They still maintain it wasn't their military. That conducted this operation, still trying to claim that it was a weather balloon, which based on U.S. intelligence that's been declassified is just not a credible claim. And on this Sunday's face the nation, you're guests include Maryland's new governor. That's right. We will have Wes Moore as part of a bipartisan panel conversation among the chief executives of a number of different states. What I like about talking to governors is that they are the CEO of their state, so they have to actually be able to talk to you about the plans that are executing to address some of the problems we speak about frequently. And on this Sunday, I want to get their view on runs for the Oval Office, but also some of the big problems facing the country in terms of opioids, fentanyl and other issues. Yeah. Absolutely. Thank you, Margaret. That is Margaret Brennan, the moderator of Sunday's face the nation on CBS. 6
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Rep. Nancy Mace: Calling out Matt Gaetz, Freedom Caucus
"Hear Nancy mace over the weekend? I mean, this woman is infuriating, she's out of the Charleston area of South Carolina, you know, so I guess there's a, you know, some real liberal creatures in swamp creatures out of Charleston. Listen to Nancy mace, here's cut number, I guess it's 17. Listen to Nancy mace on CBS yesterday morning with Margaret Brennan. The speaker has reportedly given the freedom caucus that ultra conservative faction, a third of the seeds on the powerful rules committee, which controls which bills make it to the floor. You've called Matt Gaetz, one of its members, a political D lister, and a fraud. You've sparred with Marjorie Taylor Greene. I'll show our viewers part of that and let them interpret your meanings. How are you going to work with these folks to get anything done for the American people? It's going to be very difficult. Matt Gaetz is a fraud. Every time you voted against Kevin McCarthy last week, he sent out a fundraising email. What you saw last week was a constitutional process diminished by those kinds of political actions. I don't support that kind of behavior. I am very concerned as someone who represents a lot of centrists, a lot of independence I have as many independents and Democrats as I have Republicans in my district. I have to represent everybody. I am concerned that common sense legislation will not get through to get a vote on the floor.
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"Chairs, heads down on the table. Scott Gus lick and John Thornton were there for nearly 48 hours. Uncomfortable, but well fed. Yesterday these are 400 meals by themselves. It's a storm so massive and dangerous about 60% of Americans have felt its fury, suffering temperatures far below normal. The temperatures have dropped dramatically from far below the east of the west of the rockies all the way to the Appalachian Mountains and then up the I 95 corridor. Thousands of migrants came to D.C. yesterday and were dropped off with the vice president's D.C. residents. This past week we've been on alert knowing that the numbers were going to increase from the border. Tatiana Laura is the managing director of CMU first response. The organization helps migrants when they arrive here in the region. She confirms to WTO P that the migrants dropped off on Christmas Eve, were from Texas, but this Nickelodeon she says. We had already received 6 buses in a combination from Arizona and Texas. Now, as the migrants arrive, the organization focuses on an intake process, finding out what their plans are, and if they have a final destination. And once we have a whole picture of everybody that has arrived, then we start buying tickets for them. As illegal border crossings reach record highs this year, Republican governors have been busing or flying migrants north to protest the Biden administration's immigration policies, Acacia James, WTO P news. Maryland congressman Jamie Raskin have Tacoma parks is democracy as under threat, but he is applauding the democratic spirit of the American people. He served on the House select committee investigating the January 6th attack on the U.S. capitol. Almost two years of interviews, depositions and investigations, the committee has now published its final report last week. In it, they recommended for criminal charges be brought against former president Donald Trump. Raskin joined CBS correspondent Margaret Brennan on face the nation where they talked about the rise of online extremism. What it means to live in a democracy with basic civic respect is that people can disagree without resorting to violence. But the Internet has played a negative role, especially for the right wing, the extreme right, which now engages in very dangerous hyperbolic rhetoric that exposes people to danger. But democracy also requires courage. I'm so impressed by the elected officials around the country who have stood up against all of the threats in all of the intimidation and those people don't get enough credit. It's unclear if the Department of Justice will indeed act on the committee's referral. The Internal Revenue Service is taking a lot of heat for not doing what's supposed to be a mandatory inspection of former president Donald Trump's tax returns until the Congress pressed the agency for more information. Federal news network reports the tax agency has operated under a policy that individual returns for the president and the vice president are subject to mandatory review since 1977. The congressional panel found that the IRS lacked the staffing and availability to examine the former president's tax returns. Three international aid groups have suspended their operations in Afghanistan following a decision by the Taliban to ban women from working at non governmental organizations, save the children the Norwegian refugee council and care say they can not effectively do their job in Afghanistan without female staff. The NGO ban was introduced to day earlier because the Taliban said women were not wearing their Islamic headscarves correctly. Cutting up on WTO after traffic and weather Montgomery county public school teachers will be getting more money in their paychecks will explain ten
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"margaret brennan" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"And my Tuesday evening? This is a demographic that the party's desperately wants. Democrats had hoped that with the overturning of roe versus wade that that energized female voter would vote democratic and we have seen that momentum, it stalled the economy and inflation are the top issues of the mind of voters and for women, particularly those leading their households. You just look at the array of issues. We're calling pressured parents because it's not just women, but certainly women are demographic that the parties want to energize. But just look at the hangover from COVID. The education declines, the issues in terms of juggling education and caregiving and the stalled progress in the workforce plus managing just inflation. There's a lot that families have been dealing with in these past few years. Republicans have a lot of their messaging around this. Democrats less so. If you do face the nation Sunday morning, how many people out there are undecided? Frankly, I think most, you know, somebody I talked to recently used the phrase that we're moving towards a parliamentary system where people are inclined to candidates. They're voting for parties. And I thought that was pretty dead on these days in terms of trend where people just kind of vote their team. But I don't know. I mean, because then we hear in places like Georgia, we do get feedback some of our reporters on the ground have heard folks saying they are splitting the ticket because they are concerned about candidate quality and one race and they're not in another. So the vote one way for governor another way for their senator. So there are a lot of interesting dynamics at play. This is our first pandemic haze election. We're like that. So it's not clear, but certainly for Democrats they're hoping young voters will show up. Right. And be energized and help them hold on to as many seats as they can. We're going to get bad news. You got bad news. Pretty good just from the most purple of purple states. The land of Texas. Pretty jump in here. Well, speaking of, I would say the red quite red state. Axial is now reporting that the Trump team is eyeing November 14th to start its 2024 presidential run Margaret give us your take on that. It's a really interesting timing. There were some rumors there, I believe that he was waiting until the midterms ended. Your take. Well, the former president was being urged to wait until the midterms and just because Republicans said, let us pull this off for the party before you change the story. And so the former president had been urged to wait until after the midterm, and there have been dates swirling for some time in November. Is it November 14th, the deadline when he is supposed to provide documents and show up to speak to Congress as part of the January 6th investigation? Is it after his daughter, Tiffany's November 12th wedding? Is it before Thanksgiving? I find that I find this losing set to place because having covered the Trump White House, the former president loves the showmanship. He loves being talked about until it comes out of his mouth. It is not certain, but certainly his rallies. He has been leaning very heavily into its inevitable. For wedding coverage here in the Republican Party, look to Margaret Brennan. You'll see that in watch that on face the nation and CBS and Sunday morning, you could hear Margaret Brennan in facing Sunday at 2 p.m.. In New York, Washington D.C., Bloomberg one O 6 one Boston newbury report face the nation is Sunday at two and Bloomberg radio. With our news in New York City, here's Michael Barr. Tom creedy, thank you very much. Former president Donald Trump sent the strongest signal yet that he plans to run again in 2024 at a rally in Sioux City, Iowa Trump talked about the multiple investigations against him. For 6 straight years the witch hunts hoaxes and abuses have been coming Fast & Furious like nobody's ever seen before. According to axios, Trump's inner circle is eyeing November 14th to make an official announcement. Meanwhile, President Biden campaigned in California last night, speaking in San Diego, Biden promised to legalize abortion in Congress. We elect more Democrats in the Senate to keep control of the House. We're going to codify roe V wade as the law. In the battleground state of Pennsylvania, both parties are calling it a must win. President Biden and former presidents Obama and Trump are set to head there to rally voters in the final stretch. In the Senate race there between Republican doctor mehmet Oz and Democrat John fetterman, Oprah Winfrey, who gave Doctor Oz, his start in TV and worked with them for years, is endorsing his opponent. Brooklyn Nets star Kyrie Irving apologized to the Jewish community late last night for now deleted tweet that he sent a week ago. It contained a link to a documentary criticizing as calling it anti semitic Irving has been suspended by the nets for at least 5 games without pay for failing to reject anti semitism when he had the chance to do so. The Astros are a game away from wearing the World Series game 5 Houston beat the Phillies three two live from the Bloomberg interactive broker studios. This is global news. 24 hours a day on air and all Bloomberg quicktake powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than a 120 countries. I'm Michael Barr. This is Bloomberg creedy Tom. I thought of you last night, Michael fire. And you gotta help here. I felt old. You look at the studs on the Astros. And they're like 24, 25. They got a pulse of like 49. Verlander's out there, 39 years old, and he's working at it. Every pitch he's just pitching like time Seaver used to pitch. Where it was a different game, wasn't it? Got a little dicey in the second because I think the base has got loaded. Yeah. But he got out of it. He settled down. He's going to be okay. And finally, he got his first World Series win. Yeah. I think he put 244 wins. Well, where are you on? This is coach baker going to get their managers. Is he going to get his first World Series? Well, it goes back now to Houston's land. Tomorrow, right? Yeah, tomorrow. Yeah, I think so. I mean, it's hard. It's hard for the away team to win in Houston. Pretty from Texas, just emails into stop talking baseball. Happy eagles do last night. They won. Yes, they're 8. No, no. And unfortunately, they didn't cover the spread. I think it was 29, 17, the spread was 12 and a half. So how much did can you go home this weekend? Well, I have to talk with misses Barr first like this. Starting with the phrase, sweetie. And then on the back. But no, I mean, it ain't no air they're looking great. We're going to wander back to John. Say, Michael, by their Bloomberg business of sports and extraordinary nights, the two Philadelphia teams illuminated our living rooms. The jobs report linked into the British, the Bank of England, LinkedIn to the fed. This has been not exhausting, but just three extraordinary days. The race ordinary days, I think, the market is still struggling to properly price in. If you look at what futures are doing with the bond market it's doing, it reacted, and then it unreacted. And the dollar, particularly. Right. The dollar really weakening there. That's where you're seeing the biggest move down 1.2%. But that's really the only thing powering commodity. It's otherwise it kind of seems like a math day to use the pro term. Yes, it's a very nailed that. CFA level four, the two year yield 4.75 down to 4.70 futures up 53. The vix under 25. Stay with us pretty Gupta. Tom king this is Bloomberg. Progressive presents today's to
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"margaret brennan" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Ago and far away And so much of this debate about guns in particularly those that are rural is a romance of another time and place Even Walter Cronkite would agree it's gone How does President Biden engage with a nation that has a romance about firearms and hunting with a technological gun realities of today How would you propose that they try to move forward Well you know in 1934 there were regulations to cut back on automatic weapons I mean our country has done this before when you look at the type of weaponry there have been restrictions put in place in 1994 There are restrictions on automatic weapons There is a conversation and I expect to have it with governor Hutchinson about rural parts of this country where people literally do hunt for food and sustenance for their families sometimes 18 year old dads right So that's the argument against putting restrictions on age or on long guns But what type of long gun are we really talking about here when you refer to AR-15 style weapons And what about the ammunition Because this shooter walked into that elementary school With double the amount of ammunition that a U.S. soldier carries into combat Double the amount Shouldn't have purchased like that potentially raise some questions There are things that can be conversations about gun safety that aren't about taking guns away or not It's not black or white So those are the kind of things we want to talk about Sunday Margaret thank you so much Face the nation across the CBS television networks see it on Sunday You could hear it on Bloomberg radio 2 p.m. across New York Washington and Boston thrilled to bring that to you 2 p.m. CBS face the nation Paul Very good Tom Instant conversation with Margaret Brennan and face the nation this Sunday Right now with our news in New York City Here's Michael Barr Paul Tom thank you very much Law enforcement and Yuval di Texas are answering questions about why police officers didn't immediately enter rob elementary school on Tuesday as 19 children and two adults were being shot to death inside The 18 year old gunman was in the school for about an hour Victor escalante of the Texas Department of Public Safety said officers were taking on gunfire from the suspect while they waited for tactical backup He says they didn't move because they were waiting for those additional resources We need equipment We need specialty equipment We need body armor We need precision riflemen negotiators Victor escalante of the Texas department public safety says while they were waiting for additional resources they were evacuating the school The U.S. rejected a plan by Russian president Vladimir Putin to facilitate grain and fertilizer exports only of sanctions on his country are lifted pinning the blame on the Kremlin for blocking shipments and stoking concerns of global food shortages Meanwhile Pentagon press secretary John Kirby updated the U.S. Military's assessment of the Ukrainian battlefield about three months into the invasion Kirby says much of the military activity is concentrated in the eastern Donbass region It's a stiff Ukrainian resistance a resistance that continues to be assisted in aided by shipments from the west of weapons and material Spokesperson Kirby says every day there's ground that's trading hands A California parole panel has recommended the release of Charles Manson follower Patricia krenwinkel She rolled held her skelter on a wall using the blood of one of their victims krenwinkel helped kill pregnant actor Sharon Tate and four other people in 1969 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 in more than a 120 countries I'm Michael Barr in this is Bloomberg tempo All right Michael Barr thank you so much Michael I mean tomorrow I mean it's Memorial Day weekend This is big This is the beginning of summer here in the east coast of the United States Certainly I'm gonna go down to Monmouth park tomorrow and play the ponies How about that Oh look at you Exactly I mean I don't know if I have to wear some crazy hat or anything like they do down in Churchill downs or anything but this is it could be fun Oh you know what's there's so much fun this weekend and I am I said this This is you know I'm an auto racing nut Yes And this is auto race Now do you go to NASCAR Pocono Yes Yes you do Yes I do Oh yes I do And this weekend it's all the racing on steroids Yes it is Three major events You've got the Grand Prix of Monaco And then follow that by the Indianapolis 500 and then follow that by the Coca-Cola 600 with the NASCAR game Charlotte Motor Speedway Oh my goodness I'm going to be on the couch because I don't have to come in Monday You don't have to come in Monday That's right And with all that beer I'm going to be having I'm sorry I said that part Adult beverage Tom would say It's a great weekend This is a great weekend It'll be fun and hopefully people can have some good times There are some decent weathers Charlotte Motor Speedway I took that company public way back into a motor sport Bruton Smith was the CEO and founder humpy Wheeler was the head of the Charlotte Motor Speedway boy that guy could promote a race He said that three keys to a big event the three T's toilets.
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"Recommend The latest now on the war between Russia and Ukraine in Ukraine new satellite images this week's show a mass grave just miles from the port city of maripol Local officials say as many as 9000 civilians could be buried there This morning Margaret Brennan moderator of Sunday's face the nation on CBS on the stakes right now in miraval When I spoke with Ukraine's top diplomat told me mariupol may be a red line after which point it is just too difficult to even consider negotiating with Russia That's where the mind of Ukrainian officials are right now despite the fact that they are outgunned and outnumbered They are talking about just really trying to change things on the battlefield I have Ukraine's prime minister joining me on for an interview on Sunday's program after he personally met with President Biden and top officials here in Washington this week The U.S. is sending more military assistance to Ukraine President Biden pushing Congress to approve even more If this drags on for a long time is there a way that this proceeds without the U.S. or its allies being drawn into the conflict Well that is the question that overhangs everything And senator Chris Coons was recently on with me and made the point that he says we need to start talking about it which point force needs to be used potentially because taking it off the table entirely he says opens the door to even more egregious violations of human rights And that's a debate worth having We're going to talk about all of it on Sunday and Vienna U.S. ambassador saying that the world needs to provide heavier weapons to Ukraine to defend themselves When you're talking about senator Kuhn's comments these really kind of threading the needle is it just the threat of force that needs to be there or are we actually talking a U.S. troop involvement Well you won't win over the popular vote by talking about U.S. force right now in either party But there is this national security conversation that needs to be had frankly If the west is going to say this is everything in Ukraine the defense of the global international order the defense of human rights it is defending democracy It is genocide before our eyes It raises that question Well what are you going to do about it then Is there a point at which the west does need to become more forceful And frankly in recent days the United States has become more forceful in the kind of weaponry being provided for this next wave of conflict And very.
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"margaret brennan" Discussed on WTOP
"In a late night video addressed to his nation Ukraine president volodymyr zelensky says Ukrainians should be proud of having survived 50 days under Russian attack with its ground forces regrouping Russia's military took a huge hit this week losing its flagship vessel and its Black Sea fleet Joining us live now Margaret Brennan moderator of Sunday's face the nation on CBS Mark that is a remarkable accomplishment if it was Ukraine It took out that ship but Russian forces are once again focused on taking the port city of mariupol apparently Yes that's exactly right And that port city of mariupol has been under near constant bombardment The top food officer at the UN David Beasley has said that the residents are being intentionally starved Hunger being used as a weapon of war and he will be joining me Sunday to talk about the food crisis around the world that has resulted from this war as well Margaret there is some pressure on The White House to send President Biden to Ukraine to appear alongside zelensky as Boris Johnson did What are the chances of that happening Would that be a significant development for Ukraine It would be symbolic certainly a White House spokesperson Jen Psaki told a podcast overnight that they're not sending the president to Ukraine So it looks like that potential trip may fall on the shoulders of someone lower ranking Even the vice president would require a large security footprint perhaps the Secretary of State or Secretary of Defense would be more likely to go But really it's not just the UK prime minister now It's been the Lithuanian prime minister It's been a number of heads of state or top ministers who are going to really show that Russia lost the battle of Kyiv and has been unable to take the west But there is concern This could be provocative for the United States to send for example President Biden himself Ukraine's leaders and military forces are telling CBS News they're not getting the weapons that they need to defend their democracy in Europe is that that countries aren't delivering what they promise or they're just not promising enough or both Well I'll put that question to Ukraine's foreign minister who will be joining me on Sunday to ask why the surge in weapons which by the way Russia continues to say the U.S. needs to stop providing Whether this surge will make the difference they need the type of warfare is shifting as the battlefield gets concentrated in the eastern Flank of the country and this Donbass region which is why the United States shifted to some heavier weapons including artillery medium range howitzers for example are new ads So this is going to change And this is going to frankly be the decisive part of this battle and it may be much harder than what it has been to date All right Margaret we'll be watching Margaret Brennan moderator is.
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"More this morning we turn to Margaret Brennan host to face the nation on CBS who is preparing for a very special guest on her show this weekend Yes we will be joined by Ukraine's president volodymyr zelensky on Sunday morning and there is just so much to talk to him about One of the things we want to do is just update what's happening on the ground with some of these reports Russia apparently handing over control of the Chernobyl nuclear site Claiming it is pulling back although NATO and the United States says they don't think Russia is actually pulling back its forces but rather repositioning them Getting a read of what's happening on the ground and what the Ukrainian military needs to actually win the fight against Russia is something I want to dig into There have been so many promises to deliver all sorts of anti aircraft weaponry including from the United States and it just has not been delivered yet All right Margaret we keep hearing about the peace negotiations but it doesn't appear that there's been any real progress but again Russia is saying there is What are you getting about this Well what I hear from U.S. officials and European diplomats is a high degree of skepticism that Russia is being anonymous broker here And that they often show up to negotiations without any real intention of brokering anything More sort of box checking than actual negotiating And that's what I'm hearing here is happening here But of course you raise this question of how does this end What is a win How do you define it What makes the United States in Europe confident enough that Russia won't try again to do this And confident enough that they can pull back the sanctions that are having ripple effects around the world So this is really a global problem right now It's a financial one.
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US Refuses to Set No Fly Zone in Ukraine
"Antony Blinken talking to Margaret Brennan saying that we can't establish a no fly zone and we don't want Vladimir Putin to think that we're shooting down his plane so we would like Poland to send planes and then we will send planes to Poland and Vladimir Putin will not be able to figure out that we were behind the planes that maybe doing what our planes dare not do. Here's Anthony blinken with Margaret Bren. No, that gets a green light. In fact, we're talking with our Polish Friends right now about what we might be able to do to backfill. Their needs, if, in fact, they choose to provide these fighter jets to the Ukrainians. What can we do? How can we help to make sure that they get something to backfill the planes that they're handing over to the Ukrainians?
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"margaret brennan" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"I just don't think I feel comfortable I have to be completely hedged So I don't know And I would as I said well you've got to go find a hedge And some of this stuff finding edges that right now that makes sense is so difficult We're not going to explain it We're doing a complete jargon show today Exactly But Paul seriously here if you say to yourself I don't want to go into the weekend well maybe that's somebody with a one hour or one day time frame but maybe you don't want to go into the weekend with a three week or three month time frame You will then you've got gajillion under management What do you do here You just have to look to the other side here so we'll certainly try to do that I pretty good Thanks so much for joining us with a chat with you soon as well But that's a killer charts this week Yeah yeah Yeah in the afternoon I open them right up as soon as they hit my mind She's a beverage of her choice And she starts talking logarithms at bars Oh is that right Clears it out Another way to put it Exactly right So we're looking at the markets here Tom you know certainly a weight to the tape here as we like to say S&P and the Dow off about 1% same thing for NASDAQ I'm looking at the oil again Tom crude oil moves higher here WTI crude oil at $111 50 cents a barrel up .3 .5% just amazing And then the Euro I know you were calling out the Euro in the last hour here Certainly has so up there 1.09 on your Euro here So we're seeing it in the marketplace There is angst out there Tom about how this plays out And I think this weekend may prove to be pretty interesting There's a news flow Yeah we've got to get to the Asia opening Sunday let's call it 7 p.m. maybe 6 p.m. as well In the correlations here are so odd in speak to the war there's no question about it So what do we look at A global Wall Street always you look at gold It's just ancient And of course Russia has believed that Russia has a huge deposit of gold But in the currency markets these pairs and pairs that are associated are important So the pros this morning are looking at Euro dollar breaking down one ten one O 9 stunningly moments ago through to a one O 8 XX And then as you look at Euro dollar you look at Euro Swiss E as well And that is shown strong Swiss truly back to where we were in 2000 15 The Euro Swiss is what you professionals look at right John Ferrell So much Exactly He schooled me on the Euro Swiss he there and it's very interesting to see here I'm looking at the DXY index just the dollar index and we see that materially higher today at 98 spot Let's call it .8 I'll round up a little bit on the DXY index The vix pulls really explodes here We've got 33 spot 7 7 All right let's get to Margaret Brennan because there is so much to talk about here And we talk about Margaret Brennan Yes she is the moderator of face nation on CBS News But today she's also the network senior foreign affairs correspondent Margaret what do you make of the news flow coming out of Ukraine over the past ten days and how are you going to frame that in your Sunday show face the nation This is such a huge story We're going to have Ukraine's ambassador to the United States join us again on the program to share with us what her government is asking for what is reasonable at this point because all the requests for intervention have been shot down by the United States and western powers NATO this morning saying again no fly zone is off the table And yet what we are hearing is just horrific intent with the U.S. assessing that a Russian occupation would involve camps being set up to send in Ukrainian leaders And activists and dissidents So we'll get the latest from her our reporters on the ground will also have an important conversation with the IMF director to talk about the spillover economic impact of what's happening right now Wheat prices as you know spiking What does that mean long term to the stability of places in the Middle East for example that are highly dependent on those sources Within this Margaret with Christian and garga I mean that speaks volumes about the multi ally in multi alliance approach to this against mister Putin but what it really speaks to is how linked is The White House to all going on in Europe Now blink mister blinken is over there on a Kissinger like tour right now What's his goal Good question Because diplomatically it doesn't seem like there is anything real being negotiated at the table between Ukraine and Russia There is the request to create these and honor these humanitarian corridors to allow for civilians to exit and that may be as a result of all the international scrutiny and pressure including the opening of investigation at the International Criminal Court But for secretary blinken a lot of this is trying to deal with the refugees I know he is headed to the region where over a million people already flow out of Ukraine Margaret do we know is there a sense in Washington what mister Putin really wants here and what he realistically believes he can achieve Well what you hear from U.S. officials is look let's start taking Vladimir Putin at his work which he's been saying for decades now which is he does not believe Ukraine deserves to be an independent country He doesn't recognize them as an independent or distinct people and that the democracy that they have set up is something that he thinks he can overpower successfully through the use of force So if they're taking him at his word and then they are sharing the U.S. intelligence about what his intent is there then now there is this growing concern that he won't stop at the nipro river that he will move into western Ukraine's potentially get close to the Polish border and that is what puts the chill down the spine of NATO leaders Margaret thank you so much Margaret Brennan leading fascination see it on the CBS television network here at Bloomberg radio 2 p.m. in New York Washington Bloomberg one O 6 one Boston newbury port quickly with our news in New.
77WABC Radio
"margaret brennan" Discussed on 77WABC Radio
"Here we are with Margaret Brennan who she I don't know but she runs this meet the depressed They talked to voters to cut 7 go We are a year into unified democratic control of the house of the Senate of the executive branch The media Go ahead Differently Do you feel that Washington understands what all of you are experiencing out there That is shaking her head no I mean so many of you are But have you always felt that way or is there a new level of sort of skepticism about Washington Yeah I think so I really had such high hopes for this administration when they came in And it's just been one disaster after another Afghanistan inflation take your pick I just don't understand I thought this was going to be a president for the people of the people And I just feel like it's one hurdle after another that we all have to climb Chelsea I saw you raise your hand I do agree that fundamentally for me nothing has changed I think that I am more skeptical now my life has not improved COVID has not improved Biden has not stuck to any of his promises I don't think any one in Washington is really for working people and that has been so clear this year Wow so why are the media doing this ladies and
Mark Levin
Margaret Brennan Interviews Voters Disappointed With Joe Biden, Washington Politics
"Here we are with Margaret Brennan who she I don't know but she runs this meet the depressed They talked to voters to cut 7 go We are a year into unified democratic control of the house of the Senate of the executive branch The media Go ahead Differently Do you feel that Washington understands what all of you are experiencing out there That is shaking her head no I mean so many of you are But have you always felt that way or is there a new level of sort of skepticism about Washington Yeah I think so I really had such high hopes for this administration when they came in And it's just been one disaster after another Afghanistan inflation take your pick I just don't understand I thought this was going to be a president for the people of the people And I just feel like it's one hurdle after another that we all have to climb Chelsea I saw you raise your hand I do agree that fundamentally for me nothing has changed I think that I am more skeptical now my life has not improved COVID has not improved Biden has not stuck to any of his promises I don't think any one in Washington is really for working people and that has been so clear this year Wow so why are the media doing this ladies and
Bloomberg Radio New York
"margaret brennan" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"D.C. Margaret Brennan faced the nation's CBS News this Sunday morning on the CBS television network Margaret what a week in Washington D.C. just give us your thoughts and what you're hearing from your colleagues about what we saw yesterday the one year anniversary of the insurrection Yesterday was a very solemn day for those who lived through here in Washington What was a terrifying and stunning event violent event So particularly for anyone who's worked there and really sort of views the capital itself as sacred it was gut wrenching And frightening to see that that political movement was completely messed by intelligence agencies and just completely seemed to take law enforcement by surprise So marking that a year later you don't necessarily see a change in public opinion the vast majority of Americans condemn the violence of that day where they differ is in the belief in the integrity of the electoral system We know 66% of Republicans according to CBS polling still believe in that that the 2020 race was flawed and that the election was flawed despite facts to the contrary including more than 60 legal cases So The White House is going to use this as a toehold to make a political push for voting rights legislation that frankly doesn't have much hope of going anywhere Margaret I know you're the only one who thinks that I was in sanctuary hall with Tommy Lee Jones in the movie Lincoln That was a few years back But the president began this important speech in different speech yesterday talking about Abraham Lincoln's chair in sanctuary hall John meacham helping with this speech the historian from Chattanooga please explain to us how this speech fits into the other speeches Biden has given over the years This was a departure for the president to refer to his predecessor so frequently he still avoids using his name and never mentioned Donald Trump by name but he most directly took on the former president in terms of the continued lies as he said at one point that had a knife to the throat of democracy I mean very strong language here was a departure from how the president has really tried to in some ways say let's just move forward and heal He's going back to the divisions that he sees that he has argued he wants to help heal And really it says this is an ongoing threat not one that ended last January Right I'm surprised I don't mean to interrupt but I got so many questions Margaret There's chaney the younger and Cheney the older and no other Republicans I think if Tom rice the congressman from Myrtle Beach who's in a primary battle with I think ten different candidates for his Republican slot Where were the other Republicans within the grace of the moment even if they had to pay homage to the former president Well as you said those were the only two Republicans on the floor People like Senate minority leader Mitch McConnell were elsewhere He was actually at a memorial service But it was a choice some would say certainly for the Republican old guard as Dick Cheney would represent to many from the Bush administration I mean it's just stunning to see that someone who is depicted as this Darth Vader dark villain of the Bush administration is now being embraced because of his daughter who has taken a stand really standing in many ways alone apart from Adam kinzinger of Illinois one of the only two Republicans participating in trying to actively pry the party away from the former president But again who's representative of the country Liz Cheney and others would argue that they do represent a silent majority of Republicans The very vocal Republicans though on Capitol Hill kind of drown things out right now and certainly seem to be fearful of the former president's ability to be a kingmaker in the party All right Margaret thank you so much We appreciate that as always getting your thoughts on all the things going on in Washington Obviously Margaret Bren this weekend on CBS television network with face the nation Also on Bloomberg radio you can listen to face the nation Sunday at 2 p.m. in New York Washington D.C. and Bloomberg one of 6 one Boston new report that's face the nation this Sunday at two on Bloomberg radio Let's get a look at these markets right here Bloomberg's market correspondent Gupta karate What are you looking at Yeah Paul lots going on I'm gonna kick it off with perhaps a name that we're all familiar with from a year ago GameStop We started 2021 with some of that volatility I think we're starting 2022 with GameStop in the headlines as well GME is your ticker up 18% After they're entering the NFT and crypto markets trying to build an online marketplace that is set to launch later this year they've already hired 20 people to make that happen So once again GameStop shares up 18% in the pre market Let's move up to T mobile here They reported preliminary postpaid phone turn for the fourth quarter that was worse than what analysts had projected TM U.S. as your ticker there down 2.9% They did beat fourth quarter growth estimates capping their biggest annual gain but they also predicted an industry slowdown in 2022 all about those prepaid phones which those promotions seem to have faded in terms of the growth that they're really offering So once again those shares down just shy of 3% in the pre market deer as well as another one expecting a slow rollout of autonomous tractors this year the chief technology officer telling Bloomberg the company will roll out between ten and 50 tractors this year and on that news DE your ticker up four tenths of a percent Let's move on to some of the chip makers Samsung quarterly profit climbing more than 50% after chip prices stabilized and sales of smartphones.
Mike Gallagher Podcast
Weather Events Come From God, Not Man-Made Climate Change
"Morning. I was in the hotel getting ready to go to the theater and I was watching CBS Sunday morning like I often do and then meet the face the nation with what's your name Margaret somebody Margaret Brennan, I think. And she throws to the weather guy. They are twisting themselves in a pretzel. We have a tornado hit, and they immediately gravitate to climate change. Listen to this. What was unusual is just how warm it was. Memphis hit a record high of 80°, and that's why we think that climate change is beginning to factor in. But I think the bigger factor is la Nina, and I'll tell you why. La Nina is present right now. And the latest research shows that we see an increase in tornado activity right there where we have the tornado outbreak on Friday night in the mid Mississippi valley area. So that's the overriding weather man says. Well, it could be climate, but then it could be la Nina. La Nina or I think it's just driving our SUVs. That's gotta be it. It can't be that God controls the weather. I'm telling you it's a spiritual thing. People on the left reject spirituality. God has got this, and I am so sad for all the people who are dealing with destruction and despair and loss, but things happen bad things happen to good people. And we don't understand it. We don't understand God's will. We don't understand floods, tornadoes, hurricanes, but this resistance to accepting God's plan, it's very real. It just is. It's very, very real.
This Week in Tech
"margaret brennan" Discussed on This Week in Tech
"There's a slight downturn in electronics purchase is probably the chip shortage I'm thinking. Or he says the spokesperson for Dave Clark CEO of Amazon worldwide consumer said that also people had already bought their stuff for their home offices because of work from home. So he expects that's one of the reasons this is on face the nation. There's less sales. He also commended the miraculous vaccines. Okay. Oops. And then asked Brennan on the host of face the nation Margaret Brennan asked if Amazon plan on issuing a vaccine mandate for its employees. Basically said no. He said, we're incentivizing we're trying to make it easier to do we're educating our teams. We're not planning to move to mandates as we sit today. There you go. Just everything on the good side, they may release the requirement for employees to pee into water bottles while on the line. Yeah. That's Black Friday in a nutshell. We'll have more next week when we get all of the numbers in from. What do you call it? The Turkey 5. Does that make us the stuffing? Yeah. According to the national retail federation, 61% of consumers already started purchasing holidays before Thanksgiving. That's not surprising, right? Just do, you know, it's easy now. We started just as soon as, you know, 'cause here, I can actually see the slowdown in shipments because I'm looking at Honolulu harbor from my window. Oh. And that's right. Knowing that and that's an impeach like they just haven't been that busy. And one of my brother lost, he's a steward door here, so even he's been telling me about what's going on with the ducks. So we started thinking about stuff that was going to be important from back in office. Well, that's really interesting. It was going to take a long time. Because every compliment comes for coconuts pineapples and coffee is kind of come from the mainland. It's shipped in. And not even that because of the Jones act, everything has to go all the way to LA first. And then comes back. So the jozak has been ruining us since, I don't know, 60 something when they made it or whatever. And it's obnoxious, but certain things, if I order something from small rig, it will go all the way to LA first and then do whatever it does. And then turn around and come back. Like we just pass us. It's a silly. Wait a minute. So you're saying if somebody's shipping something from Japan, it can't go straight to Hawaii. It has to go to LA first and then a U.S. shipper has to pick it up and take it to Hawaii. Correct the mundo. Including the glorious food farm that I used to work for. That's nuts. The Jones act is a federal law that regulates maritime commerce requires goods shipped between U.S. ports, be transported on ships that are built owned and operated by a U.S. citizens. Talk about protectionism. Wow. Everything's made in China, like iPhones. Can't go to Hong Kong. It has to go to Ellen. I was talking about that one. Oh yeah. I thought you were talking toll. I didn't know. This says between U.S. ports, but if it's coming directly from an over from China or Japan or Korea, why would it have no support first? It still goes all the way to LA first in turns around and comes back and we've been trying to get that thrown out forever. Senator Kaka and every Hawaiian say that if you ever listen to what they're doing, we've been trying to get rid of that stupid thing for years because it is super up noxious. So there is there a backup of container ships. You're close to Honolulu harbor. Not looking at it. You're right next to aloha tower. Yeah yeah. You see, is there a backup? Or is just the knowledge? Not that many ships coming in and I can see where the tugs, you know, pull them in. And when they pull in because they're like heavy stacked, it takes forever to emulate them. So I can just sit there and watch them empty them and normally they can empty it in like a day or two. I swear to take them like a week and a half to empty one of them things because of just, you know, just inundated with work. Now, Apple ships by 7 47 too. They could ship direct to Honolulu by 7 47. If I come through air, yes. So normally whenever I order something Apple, I just eat it and pay the express because that way I know it won't take forever. Now were you all good boys and did you avoid the wire cutter during this Turkey? Absolutely. I would never cross a picket line. And by the Robert do you know what we're talking about? I have no idea. I'm seeing that deer in the headlight thing from you. So this is something going on in the U.S.. The wire cutter, which is owned by The New York Times, has been trying to negotiate for a raise from The New York Times for some time. They're saying, in fact, even outsiders who worked at The New York Times are saying, they are really mistreated and considered not as good as The New York Times staff. And so they are underpaid. So they went on strike. They walked out for Black Friday, which of course is a huge long weekend for the wire cutter. That's mostly what the wire cutter does during Black Friday. Amazon Prime Black Friday, their staff works long, long hours, sometimes all night to constantly say this is a good deal is a good deal. This is a good deal. This is you should stay away from. None of that, and they went out and strike and they encouraged everybody to boycott it. And I hope it's worth it. That's a thing, actually. What's a thing? Like a professional review service to tell you where you buy the up to minute deals? No, you know, because they go to you shop from the wire cutter, right? They are assuming getting affiliate links in some other stuff like that. They also do. They also do research on they look at what's a good deal? Yeah. And tell you, what is the regular price that this usually sells for? So I think all of the tech review sites cnet does it will do be extra active on prime day and on the Turkey 5. I'm calling that from now on. Because that's the big service that they provide. Plus, they all have affiliate links, so they hope you'll go there, look at a review, say, yeah, that's a good deal and then click that link because then they get a honestly did not know that was a thing. Really? Actually, when he first moved here because before it sold be lamb, Brian Lamb. Sorry. That would be correct. He moved here and he used to work out of my coworking space. No kidding. So he was just popping every once in a while. And he would always show up for any of the small business or startup stuff that was going on. Just to be in the mix. And yeah, he lives dumb and hit somewhere. He was a gizmodo. In fact, he was the guy who got the stolen iPhone as I remember. The iPhone four that was found in the bar. Not stolen. Lost. And then sold. And then later left gizmodo. To start the wire cutter. And then got bought by the times a couple of years ago. We should probably sit in on the beach right now and correct. Why alua just rejoined life and relaxing? I feel.
WTOP
"margaret brennan" Discussed on WTOP
"Some thorny issues for now I'm John Aaron WTO P news time 5 31 Cases of the COVID amiran variant are being found around the world Countries with confirmed cases now include the Netherlands the UK Belgium the Czech Republic Germany Italy Israel Hong Kong and Australia The variant was first detected in South Africa CBS News correspondent Michael George reports health officials around the country are racing to deal with it The new variant appears to be highly transmissible but there's still much that we don't know We've seen that the vaccines are effective against delta and other variants Can we say yet whether or not it's effective against oma cron We don't know yet how effective the existing vaccines are against Omaha But theoretically they should have protection Even if the vaccine were not originally designed for this variant it's likely there would be some good protection against it Johnson & Johnson and Pfizer are already testing whether they're vaccines work on omicron In the toughest move so far Israel has decided to bar entry to foreign nationals The White House says President Biden is closely following the development of the new Akron COVID-19 at his holiday weekend in Nantucket CBS News correspondent wiji Zhang is traveling with the president The White House says that President Biden received a briefing about the latest with the amaran and that he is in regular touch with health officials from around the world President Biden also went to church with his family here in Nantucket and did a little holiday shopping to try to highlight small business Saturday Now many of these stores around the country are struggling to stay afloat amid supply chain and inflation issues that are driving up costs Maryland governor Larry Hogan tells WT he'll discuss the new variant with state health officials tomorrow Gaithersburg based BioTech company novavax is working on a vaccine to combat the new acron coronavirus variant Novavax says its vaccine would contain the mutated spike protein in the variants so individuals can develop an immune response However testing and manufacturing will take a few weeks That's likely the company's vaccine has received emergency approval in Indonesia and the Philippines the company has yet to file for approval in the United States Coming up on major abortion case before the Supreme Court this week 5 34 Closet America is having their biggest sale of the year 30% off everything Highest Chris corps Closet America handles projects of all sizes.
Bloomberg Radio New York
"margaret brennan" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Focus in obviously she's unique to the position given her formal former monetary policy experience but in the position she has now What actually can be done Who did you know at Bloomberg We've got feeds in the studio I'm in the morning I must have 20 feet staring me in the face And one of them was a very lonely vice president in Paris this morning Give us the Margaret Brennan update on this original vice president How's she doing Vice president Harris is in Paris yesterday She was talking about cybersecurity She is that's one of many many things in her ever expanding portfolio of issues Look she's got a high wire act here So much scrutiny of her because of the heart potential for running for president herself one day Once again her barrier breaking status It's kind of like she can't take a misstep And she's very quiet You don't really see her sit for interviews very often Maybe because of this but the question of what power does the vice president have I feel like we have with every president And it's not always clear but for the portfolio of issues she's been handled handed it's kind of hard to say I solved it Margaret thank you so much Margaret Brennan face the nation see it The CBS television network Sunday morning You can listen to fix the nation two p.m. Sunday in New York Washington and Bloomberg 106 on Boston newbury report face the nation Sunday at two And Bloomberg radio It was fascinating to me and I don't have any political angle here Lisa just you know she's given a press conference in the French flags in the U.S. flags are behind her and all that And it's just she's just like it's different than more recent vice presidents and I don't know how to quantify it It is a less political animal She doesn't seem to be the lobbying arm for President Biden She is very much the shadows and the question is why she isn't using her position in a more aggressive way and perhaps I don't know I don't know I don't know I don't know the answer I don't think Margaret Brendan said there as well It's absolutely fascinating We say good morning to all of you getting ready for Friday with our news in New York City.
MSNBC Morning Joe
"margaret brennan" Discussed on MSNBC Morning Joe
"Health experts say the vast majority of the hospitalized and dead have been unvaccinated according to data from johns hopkins university nearly sixty four percent of the. Us population has received at least one dose of the in one thousand nine vaccine. The average deaths per day has climbed forty percent over the past hugh weeks. The house unanimously passed a bill on tuesday to help those suffering. From what is being come to be known as vanna syndrome. A mysterious brain condition thought to be caused by an invisible yet directed energy attack. There are at least two hundred cases under investigation dating back to twenty seventeen. Half of them involve intelligence personnel as well as diplomats and busy news reports that earlier this month affected diplomats in cuba and china met with secretary. State anthony blinken. The meeting was described as tent with blinken speaking for more than an hour offering reassurances and fielding questions top diplomats say they still aren't getting proper medical care and face skepticism about their injuries from those even in high levels of gops and john john johnson still skepticism about havana's syndrome amongst i know there was the last administration but i thought we were past that there's still pockets of it. Yeah the by administration largely believes this happened in. The cases are only growing one india report of this past week. First time. there's been a a report in that nation but it's something that have faced with but there was some tension and certainly here the of some of these career officials who may taken out their frustration about the previous administration on this one. But it's something that remains unexplained and though as much as russia is believed by some quarters to be behind this. They've denied it. Of course there's been no evidence no proof a no no ability to address what's happening and more now on president biden's addressed the un general assembly yesterday in a speech calling for global unity and b. c. news chief white house correspondent peter. Alexander has the details facing growing doubts about his promise to unite. America's allies president biden delivering his debut speech to the united nations calling for global cooperation to combat climate change in cove. It bombs and bullets cannot defend against covert one thousand nine hundred. We need a collective act of science and political will declaring the world is at an inflection point to deliver for our own people must also engage deeply with the rest of the world the speech a key credibility test for the president who came into office saying he would restore america's relationships that were afraid under former president trump. I'm sending a clear message to the world. America is back but in recent weeks. President biden's been criticized by prominent allies most notably for america's chaotic troop withdrawal from afghanistan. The president trying to turn the page. We've ended twenty years of conflict can have ghanistan. And as we close this period of relentless war we're opening a new era of relents diplomacy. That message comes. After a stunningly sharpe rebuke from france accusing the biden administration of a quote stab in the back france. For the first time ever recalling its ambassador after a dispute over the us sale of nuclear powered submarines to australia. Then there's the us's rivalry with china president never mentioning the country by name. We are not seeking new cold war. The united states is ready to work with any nation that steps up and pursues peaceful resolution to share challenges topping that list. Climate change ahead of a crucial summit. This fall president biden vowing to double american aid to poorer nations tackling the climate crisis whether we choose to fight for our shared future or not will reverberate for generations yet to come. Peter alexander reporting reporting so richard. What jumped out you about. Those remarks. Pierpoint outdoor china was never mentioned by the president yesterday. Alluded to it. In broad terms obviously delivering this in the middle of global pandemic with the scandal with the french a part of the backdrop as well. Would you take away from it. Like the backdrop was not what they want. I think we discussed before he pushed for relentless diplomacy in the united states hasn't been practicing relentless diplomacy. He tried to reassure people that we're not looking for a cold war with china but there's tremendous continuity between trump's foreign policy and by his foreign policy. It's very tough towards china. I think the big issue was trying to rally the world on climate to some extent on vaccines and the problem is the world. Isn't there that we're not quite where we need to be either. So there's all this talk about international community meeting these global challenges and he's right that should be the focus. The problem is the gap between where we in the world are one hand and where these challenges are not a lot. This vagueness here about how we're going to close the gap to get where we want to climate change john. Terry you'll be here later and on vaccines we produced what we provided one hundred fifty million vaccines for the world doses of vaccine. It sounds great. it's more than anyone else. Here's the problem. There's a billion people in the world that's sixteen billion doses of vaccine. It's the gap between all these challenges. Stand and where the world is at the moment that gap being closing and guarantees fo the president holding a sort of a global meeting zoom of course on vaccines on the state of covert around the world today and through the week. What did you take out of that speech yesterday. What was your headline well headline was was really that this was a speech about china without china being in it when the president talks about this is not a new cold war. We do not seek a world divided by blocks. He's he's really referring there both to the future and to the past the idea which is very much present. In the entire way the united nations is structured of the old block system soviet block in the western bloc. That's still runs through a lot of of the way that the un thinks it certainly runs. It's it's very present in the minds of many of the smaller nations. It in at the un and the idea that we could be heading for that again with a with a western block and a and a chinese communist led block is something that many nations fear and including many us allies. They don't want to be put in the middle of a fight between the united states and china. And we're seeing that play out in in the french situation. We're seeing it play out in in the case of other european nations who've been quite reluctant to to jump in the boat with joe biden as he tries to make a new run at at china. That is what the submarine Deal is is about at its heart. These ships would be much both would be much more capable. They'd be there. They are a frontal challenge to to chinese naval supremacy. China knows it. The united states knows it and france knows it but france doesn't want to be in the middle of that fight and that's that's another subtext to what's happening here and you jonathan. You were looking at the biden package. You said something about china's leader she. The chinese of course are the forefront of biden foreign policy. There had been hopes to have a meeting on the sidelines. G twenty in italy next month. That's not happening. She didn't pay not going jinping. Not left china and over two years a lot of colored by this pandemic that plays into it but they have rebuffed in fact biden extend invitations. We should meet the last time when they spoke week or so back and the answer was a no and it's not clear when that will happen that there is still some hope though from top bite administration officials to schedule a summit. Perhaps more a one like they did in geneva with putin. Wanna one sometime next year. But there's been no commitment from the interesting thing in the speech that biden basically so that we're prepared to work with countries on global issues climate change even if we disagree on other things where she should pingers based sixty saying linkage there on climate change. You gotta do what we wanted. Something like taiwan. Chinese are playing really horrible and he hasn't left a years. I guess that chocolate cake wasn't so good reporter for the washington post garin. Thank you very much for being on this morning. For your context coming up the fbi search for a major suspect in the death of gabby petito now being investigated as a homicide after.
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"margaret brennan" Discussed on KIRO Radio 97.3 FM
"Face The Nation. Margaret Brennan. Welcome back. Congratulations on molecule news. Son looks adorable. Yeah, thank you very much. I appreciate that. Did you think when you went off on maternity leave would still be Deep into a pandemic when you've got, um when I went on leave at the end of April, I thought that the vaccines that we had really just started rolling out. You know, I got my second shot a week before I gave birth. That it would have made more of a dent. Um, but as you heard the president say yesterday, still 80 million unvaccinated. He's referring to adults there. My big question is what about my little guys? You know, my four month old my three year old who's gone into a preschool classroom and can't be vaccinated. So it's a question. I think a lot about and I thought we'd be in a different place. Yeah, on other big issues that develop all you were out Afghanistan in particular, and you're married to a Marine, So I'm sure you have a pretty deep perspective on this. I was reading the piece in politico this morning where they talked to believe five or six military people, all of whom Knew that for a long time that the operation wasn't going well that we were trying to impose an American style military on a nation that just was not prepared for it. Was there a problem here with the You know the brass and then the you know the the civilian supervision of military Getting a message that the rank and file people knew for a long time. Well, you know, there are there has been some pretty deep reporting on this Washington Post had a big piece a few years ago, revealing a lot of what commanders were saying at the time. Privately, that wasn't necessarily getting communicated publicly being frank with each other and You know, it didn't have a big political splash when that reporting was revealed up. Perhaps the public wasn't tracking it as much. Um, but it's it has been discussed. And there have been tough questions for some time about exactly what is or what was the mission in Afghanistan. Was it to help set up a functioning government? Was it simply there to contain terrorism? Is it there to have a presence between three existing nuclear powers and potentially on the border of of a potential nuclear power with Iran? You know exactly what is the mission set, And that's been the messy part for the past few presidents, none of whom have really wanted to, um You know, pull the plug fully, and the bite administrations taking a big gamble in saying that by that they can contain the terror threat of a potential failed state or civil war in Afghanistan. And keep terrorists at bay with a long arm through drone strikes through dropping bombs through intelligence in a way that they say, um, they've been able to do for the past 20 years because we had boots on the ground, so that's what we're going to have to wait and see right. The opposition opposition says. This makes us look weak, and, of course, that the evacuation was botched. But I have not heard yet what their alternative is then for making this right other than going back in which I don't think anybody would support at this point. Well, I think they're different questions, right? Um, stay or go versus how you implement the withdrawal, and this has been a withdrawal long telegraphed for about, you Know, 10 years or more. Um, presidents have said it so that the fact that there wasn't a smoother pull out is a legitimate set of questions. The former deputy director of national security. Sue Gordon was on face the nation last week and told my colleague Richard that, you know there are going to be some tough questions that need to be answered by the White House in regard to what the intelligence community was telling them and the warnings that they were receiving, so to say it was all unknown how quickly and badly it might unfold. She's sort of raising questions about saying Well, we might have told you Um, so I think this is a space to continue to watch. Um And you know the debate we should be having as a country about America's role in the world is a legitimate one, and I think it may be long overdue. Margaret Brennan, host of Face the Nation, Margaret. Thank you. Thank you, 8, 39 and Lacey, What's your big traffic hotspot? Well, we have a few delays out there, but I really want to tell people about some big weekend closures that is really going to impact the commute. So I'll have that coming up in a few minutes on car radio, the G and Ursula show Dr Rasmussen, We are getting so many questions this deep into the pandemic, and one that keeps coming up is why should people who have already had covid.
Bob Sirott
No In-Person Learning Monday For Chicago Public Schools
"Is no in person learning today for Chicago Public school students over the weekend Mayor Late put ordered all Chicago public school teachers. Do not have permission to stay home do the medical concerns to come back to the classroom today? Still no deal between the schools and the Chicago Teachers Union. And as of last night, CTU. Let's see. Said all students should continue remote learning CPS CEO Dr Janice Jackson was on face the nation yesterday. Here's a little bit of what she said when asked about re opening in Chicago goal right now is T get a resolution. CTU has made it clear that they want a deal. We share those same sentiments. But we're still far apart on a couple of key issues such as vaccination on D, How we account for accommodations for individuals who maybe are just, you know, petrified to come back into schools because of Kobe. We believe that we have to Reopen schools. We've been closed for almost a year now and as a school system, we're starting to see some of the effects of schools being closed. Many of our students aren't logging on. We're seeing African American and latte next students in particular being especially hard hit, and our goal is to really give every parent and option. Those families who want to remain remote will have that option through the remainder of the school year. But we have thousands of families who want an in person option because there is essential workers themselves. So on that CDC plan. I know this report this week got a lot of attention, really urging schools to reopen on DSI ng that transmission can be stopped if master warning their social distancing, But the same report said there should still be restrictions in the community, and it's cited indoor dining. Chicago has already opened its bars and restaurants. How do you feel about that? Yeah, I think we've learned a lot about re opening from the past spring. Definitely prioritizing the reopening of schools has to be at the top of the list. And our mayor has done that. We have re opened bars and restaurants at limited capacity here in the city. But one thing that was really important in that report is that it showed that community spread does not necessarily impact. I'm sprint within a particular school and that implementing mitigating mitigation strategies with Fidelity. Actually is more successful, You know, lead to more success with re opening, and so we're focused on that We have a solid plan in place that goes above and beyond the guidance that we've heard from city as well, a CDC officials and we believe that we can safely reopen and we've been open for three weeks or we have been over for three weeks with a great degree of success, so the time is now for students to return to the classroom. Go public schools CEO Dr Janice Jackson on CBS yesterday. Interviewed by Margaret Brennan on
WTOP 24 Hour News
Schumer says Trump should not remain president for 'one day longer'
"Says the president betrayed his office and supporters, correspondent Margaret Brennan says Senate Democratic leader Chuck Schumer's called for invoking the 25th amendment to remove Mr Trump from office, not just chattering political speculation. There is deep concern about the president's state of mind. FBI vows to make
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"margaret brennan" Discussed on WBZ NewsRadio 1030
"Keiper in Chicago. Congress makes it official. It's for president of the United States are as follows. Joseph R. Biden Jr of the State of Delaware, has received 306 votes. Donald J. Trump of the State of Florida has received 232 votes affirming President elect Joe Biden's victory. Congress rejected GOP challenges to Electoral college votes in Arizona and Pennsylvania. The process took a lot longer than expected to do violent protests. CBS Estephe Dorsey on Capitol Hill, Baker. The vice president and the United States Senate. The joint session of Congress reconvened after lawmakers returned to their chambers hours after being evacuated Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell. We will not Belle Lawlessness. Or intimidation. But a group of Republicans, led by Missouri Senator Josh Holy, insisted the president's election fraud concerns ought to be investigated. This is the place with those objections are to be heard. Steve Dorsey CBS NEWS Capitol Hill, CBS News has learned that there has been discussion among some White House Cabinet members about the possibility Invoking the 25th amendment and removing President Trump from office. CBS is Margaret Brennan. You do know that at the highest levels of the Trump administration, the top advisers to the president Had been discussing personally whether they would need to go ahead and support an effort to invoke the 25th amendment. These were early talks. The stage. Our latest reporting.
WTOP 24 Hour News
Senate to vote on overriding Trump's veto of defense bill
"Drama and 2020 and start 2021 is GOP senators are ignoring President Trump's demand to increase the $600 Covad 19 8 checks to $2000. They're also said to override his veto of a major defense bill. I talked about the possibility of bigger covert aid checks after the new session opens Sunday with Margaret Brennan, moderator of Face the Nation on CBS. Right now, there's very little political momentum and Republican leadership toe actually do that, and Go back to Republican leadership and underscored we don't know yet how certain it will be who is in charge until after we get through January 5th and that key election in the state of Georgia, which will determine the majority. In the Senate on that is really interesting race for down onto the wire. We have both, UM President, President elect Biden and the vice president elect going down there to hold rallies to try to get democratic support to the polls. So that Democrats can potentially pull off a win, in which case that changes the conversation for what becomes possible after the new Congress. On
Nightside with Dan Rea
Trump resumes briefing after shooting briefly halts news conference
"Secret Service officer shot a man near the fence outside the White House complex today an incident that disrupted President Trump's daily Corona virus briefing. CBS's Margaret Brennan has more president. Trump was escorted from the White House briefing room by the Secret Service while he was holding a news conference. The president did return moments later, telling reporters there had been a shooting and that the situation was under control. The male suspect and a secret service officer were taken to a hospital. The Secret Service has at no time during the incident was the White House complex, breached or were any protectees in danger? President Trump returned to the briefing room A short time later, they shooting. It was law enforcement shot. Someone seems to be the suspect, and the suspect is now in the way to the hospital. I can't tell you the condition of the suspect.
Jay Talking
Tensions rise after North Korea blows up liaison office
"North Korea says it will re deploy troops near the border with South Korea the north's military making the move a day after it blew up an inter Korean liaison office just north of the border here's CBS's Margaret Brennan this statement from North Korea was not subtle blowing up the office for diplomacy in case song that it had opened in twenty eighteen with South Korea and making good on a threat issued by Kim yo Jong Kim jong-un's increasingly powerful sister she also said troops are preparing to surge into the DMZ that's where president trump took a symbolic step into North Korea last year to shake hands with Kim Jong un but diplomacy has stalled the regime continues to test short range missiles and has produced enough nuclear material for dozens of weapons North Korea said today's actions were provoked by south Korean activists would sent anti Kim leaflets cross border the trump administration called the actions counterproductive careful language meant to keep alive president trump's signature foreign policy initiative North Korea often ratchets up tension in election years in the hope of extracting concessions from R. C. I. A. analyst Jim Popp I think that they are we are in for a potentially a wild ride in June as North Korea and the camera can family tries to show a strength for internal and external audiences Margaret Brennan CBS news
America's Morning News
Trump's firing of State Department watchdog may be 'unlawful,' Pelosi says
"Threat Democrats also demanding that the White House hand over all records related to president trump's latest firing of a federal watchdog this time at the state department they suggest secretary of state Mike Pompeii was responsible for the firing in what they say maybe an illegal act of retaliation the chair of the house foreign affairs committee the top Democrat on the Senate foreign relations committee announced the investigation Saturday in a letter to the trump administration on face the nation Sunday morning CBS's Margaret Brennan brought up the firing of the Steve letter to house speaker Nancy Pelosi noting that he's the fourth I. G. to be removed in just the past few weeks well this is new to us and typical of the White House announcing something that is very unsavory they would do it on late on a Friday night the fact is as you indicated support inspector general inspectors general of that office was created after Watergate to make sure that there was integrity in the departments agencies of government of the supposed to show because even Republicans in Congress are concerned with getting state when you say unsavory is that what you mean one min unsavory when you take out someone who is there to enforce the to stop waste fraud abuse or other violations of the law that they believed to be happening so again let's take a look and see the president has the right to fire any federal employee but the fact is if it looks like it's in retaliation for something that the attorney D. I. G. the inspector general is doing that could be unlawful was he investigating the secretary of state as Eliot Engel has said I trust that the word of my chairman of the skin on just past a big fail and I I I I only got this letter from the president that night but he didn't say in his letter any reason except that he lost confidence but he's lost confidence in other ideas because they had been investigating or looking have reason to believe that something should be investigated that he is doing I really don't think the president should not have the ability to do investigations into their own
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Trump has "every opportunity to present his case," Pelosi says
"The impeachment inquiry resumes with public hearings on Tuesday house speaker Nancy Pelosi will appear this morning on CBS's face the nation CBS is Ben Tracy in an interview airing Sunday on face the nation house speaker Nancy Pelosi tells Margaret Brennan I have resident trump could choose to defend himself under oath president could come back before the committee and talk speak all the truths that he wants to figure to take the oath of office he has every opportunity to present his case that is really a sad thing I mean what the president did was so much worse than even what Richard Nixon did at some point Richard Nixon about the country enough to recognize that this could not
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Trump steps up attacks on Pelosi for opposing border wall funds
"During president dental Trump's exclusive interview on CBS's Face the nation. Trump attacked house speaker Nancy Pelosi on her stand on border security when you have a porous border, and when you have drugs boring in, and when you have people dying all over the country because of people like Nancy Pelosi who don't want to give proper border security for political reasons. She's doing a terrible disservice to our country. Also during the interview impressed by Margaret Brennan on the intelligence communities assessment that Iran was technically in compliance with the Iran nuclear deal. Trump said he doesn't have to agree with us intelligence chiefs on the topic of Venezuela. Mr. Trump's at the use of military force remains an option
WBZ Afternoon News
Trump says he doesn't "have to agree" with intel chiefs on global threats
"A day after he lashed out at US intelligence agency chiefs over their assessment of the global threats President Trump abruptly reverses course today saying he and the intelligence community are all on the same page in an interview with CBS is face today. Moderator Margaret Brennan ask the President Trump about his criticism of the intelligence chief says you read the report that they presented. There was some conversation. You had because you went on Twitter, and you call them naive and told them to go back to school. Civically was wrong about what I think that let me just say it wasn't so much. Reporter was the questions and answers.
Kevin and Bean
Bloomberg, President and United States discussed on Kevin and Bean
"It just don't know when it's going to blow up in Greeley about making money in the sense that many people think investment, I fear that we are starting a multi decade bear market in bonds. For more volatility in the markets. Probably maybe a healthy thing. Bloomberg surveillance. We've John and Pimm FOX on Bloomberg
Mike Slater
Twelve boys and their soccer coach, lost for 10 days in a cave in Thailand, have been found alive
"And their soccer coach alive inside a cave in northern thailand more than a week after they went missing and after many people had feared the worst the boys are ages eleven to sixteen their coaches twentyfive cbs news tina krause has an update from thailand where the rescue is still underway it's the news everyone had hoped for this type provincial governor announced divers have found the missing soccer players and we'll take care of them until they can move rescuers have worked around the clock for more than a week to locate the boys ages eleven to sixteen and their twenty five year old coach who became trapped in the cave after monsoon rains a us military team and international divers with expertise in cave rescues worked with thailand's navy seals in a search that has captivated thailand tina krause cbs news how might the us ever verify that north korea has fulfilled its commitment to denuclearization that was a big question for the white house this past weekend and cbs news white house correspondent steven portnoy has more over the weekend reports surfaced of the view of us intelligence agencies that the north may try to hide aspects of its weapons program with no intention of denuclearizing the president's national security adviser john bolton told margaret brennan on face the nation that if kim jong un is willing to close all of his capabilities north korea could be devoid of its nuclear weapons in one year with north korean cooperation with full disclosure of all of their chemical and biological nuclear programs ballistic missile sites we can it has not it's kim's failure to disclose that gives many experts pause the president told fox news he shook hands with kim jong un and really believes kim meant it when he committed to denuclearization steven portnoy cbs news washington a driver for lift who allegedly got into a fight with a customer and stabbed him has had his lift driving privileges revoked by the company thirtythreeyearold ali kandar lee was arrested shortly after the incident near usd in linda vista sunday police say a group of people got into kandar lease car but would not give him a destination can barely got upset ordered them out of his car and that's when things related the victim a twenty seven year old man was taken to a hospital with nonlife threatening injuries mexico shot at the world cup have to wait another four years after a tough loss against brazil it's yellow not green that's heading into the quarterfinals news eight ashley jacobsz in national city with how fans are reacting for.
Taking Stock
Apple releasing three new phones one with large 6 and a half inch screen
"Mountain order to ticket with they're looking for supply chains could be not just in one part of asia but in other parts too so it's very difficult to get a complete picture what's going on yeah so difficult that even apple's chief executive officer tim cook has as kind of worn investors about you know be careful where you you know you're trading on stuff from different data points just be careful about it yeah he said that a number of times on numerous yeah i feel like we have this conversation very frequently do indeed what are we expecting from apple later on the show just got about forty seconds left or we've got a couple of new phones coming out three new phones i think so i'll go off the list really real quick in terms of what we've reported three phones a update the iphone ten size similar features that's processor better camera etcetera a bigger version of the phone with a six and a half inch screen it would be perhaps the largest mainstream phone in the market and obviously the biggest phone from apple by far ever and then a new low cost iphone under seven hundred dollars with an lcd instead of highresolution ola screen looks like an iphone ten had some of its features like face id but not the stainless steel body new apple watch a new ipads that's gonna make you buy a new phone probably the bigger one pretty interested in that i like to screen i do too because i do so much on my phone hi carol the leaders of the g seven are gathered around a circular table in charlotte walk quebec for a working session at the annual summit german chancellor angela merkel says talks have been lively so far president trump caused a stir even before we arrived by calling for russia to return to the why are we having the meeting without being in the meeting merckel says russia can't be allowed back in until it changes things in ukraine cbs face the nation moderator margaret brennan tells bloomberg surveillance russia is another issue where the president might find himself at odds with his allies looking at some of that that's the interesting dynamic of the president on the outs with our allies well emphasizing warm and chemistry would kim jong un when he gets to singapore and that of course is using for that early departure as the.
Jay Talking
Trump looking to re-enter TPP, says Sens. Pat Roberts, Ben Sasse
"The hour presented by theraworx relief i'm jim shanavie in stark contrast to the heated rhetoric earlier this week the trump administration has dialed down the war talk when it comes to retaliation for serious alleged use of chemical weapons correspondent gave president trump met with his national security team thursday afternoon but he merged without a final decision on how to respond to the suspected chemical attack in syria us intelligence estimates forty two people were killed and hundreds more injured we're looking very very seriously very closely all situation syria and its ally russia deny any such attack occurred defense secretary jim mattis totally congressional panel he believes there was a chemical attack but said responding is complicated how do we keep this from escalating out of control it was one of his first actions as president mr trump pulled the plug on u s participation in the transpacific partnership a trade deal that he said gave the us the short end of the stick now with farm states concerned about a trade war with china the president is suggesting the us could reenter the tpp if it can get a better deal nebraska senator ben sasse multiple times reaffirmed point that tpp might be easier for us to join now mr trump says we already have bilateral deals with six of the eleven nations teepee an and are negotiating with the biggest japan the president's choice to be the next secretary of state was before the senate armed services committee yesterday margaret brennan reports director mike pompeo argues that as secretary of state he take a hard line toward russia and contradicted president trump's claim that the bad blood with russia was caused by special counsel robert mueller's investigation into election meddling do agree with that the historic conflict between the united states and the soviet union now russia is caused by russian bad behavior pompeii also revealed that he'd been questioned by muller a cooperated and said that president trump had never asked him to interfere a federal judge in los angeles has issued a nationwide injunction to block the justice department's plans to give priority status for policing grants to local departments that agree to cooperate with federal immigration officials judge manuel real ruled that that would force police to participate in immigration enforcement and upset the constitutional bounce justice officials will argue the department has the lawful discretion to give additional consideration to police departments that cooperate especially those that provide information about people who are in.
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Sen. Mark Warner on past vote against assault weapons ban: "I think it's time to change our positions"
"Boston police a key democratic senator is giving upbeat assessments day after the march for our lives rallies across the us speaking on cbs is face the nation mark warner of virginia tells moderator margaret brennan he predicts good things for the campaign for stricter gun laws and an end to gun violence you were one sixteen democrats who voted against an assault weapons ban in two thousand thirteen minutes two thousand fourteen voted against a cap on high capacity magazines they're asking now to restrict those things have you changed your position i think it's time to change our position reexamined warner says it's time to have a legitimate debate about restrictions on gun magazines and assault weapons adding quote militarized weapons need to be off our streets a.