johnson and dr. all my colleagues who are here today to help celebrate wonderful occasion. thank you for intentional seeking diverse opinions for solutions to humanity's challenges of living off the planet. i have had the honor of working at nasa since the 10th grade as. an intern during the apollo missions and over 49 years i've worked in lunar vault, helping to the mysteries of how our and species form by analyzing the 842 pounds of rocks brought back from the apollo missions over the years. we have worked with thousands of researchers the globe, making thousands of discoveries about the formation of the moon, the sun, the earth and the resources that exist of our planet. i think congress, its continued support and the first woman and the first person of color to bring back samples from the polls. the moon from mars and across the universe inspiring a generation and providing opportunities for people more represen native of the way our country looks to understand humanity's place in the universe. t

johnson: good afternoon, everybody. under president trump's leadership, your tax dollars are no longer being wasted. we're fulfilling promises, we're going to be better stewards of that here. now we're directing all of this towards priorities that truly benefit the american people. this is a long-time overdue. we just had an important vote here on the floor. today's passage of this initial rescissions package marks a critical step toward as more responsible and transparent government. that puts the interests of the american taxpayers first. we want to thank doge for their heroic and patriotic efforts, that work led to this. this package eliminates $9.4 billion in unnecessary and wasteful spending at the state department, usaid and the corporation for public broadcasting, which funds politically biased media outlets. it's just one of the ways republicans are codifying doge's findings and putting taxpayer dollars to better use. there will be more of this in the days ahead. we had hoped our democrat colleagues would join u

johnson after a full day of meetings with government officials. they attended a reception in their honor at the white house. the president expanded on the theme of youth's responsibilities to the nation. at a gathering of delegates to the national rural patrick cooperative associations youth conference you have your obligation to your parents to your teachers to your principles but you also have a very strong compelling obligation to your country. if we are going to survive as a free nation if we're going to have the liberty and independence in the freedom that we want if we're going to have the opportunity. the prosperity the jobs and the housing and the beautification all the things that we like and that we want we're going to have to have first. qualified leaders and you can't find better talent to work on. than you young people who come from rural? this month the president followed through on a promise. he made to the nation's young people. in june, he sent to congress a message asking that the vote to 18 year olds. as part of her beautificati

that's johnson in 65. now, to be sure, alongside these gloomy statements from johnson, you can find him speaking differently to other. no question. but i still think that this speaks to his misgivings. private. to be sure, in public, he and his top advisers stuck close to the received wisdom, insisting that the outcome in southeast asia was critically important to two american security, two american interests, and that they were committed to defending their saigon ally against aggression, quote, imposed from the outside. unquote. by the way, the sentiments here sometimes that their very language echoed that by their french counterparts a decade or a decade and a half before. and here's the thing. using such an unambiguous language in public. i think u.s. officials boxed themselves in. they paint themselves into a corner. becomes very difficult to back away when you do this because your domestic opponents and others will say, wait a minute, i thought you told us last week or last month that this was really

johnson, we're european commission president. we're still a funder lion and it's chief negotiator, michelle bonnie piece. it's negotiates this new agreement for this down to the last sentence. very last comment . i'm with passion and attention to detail. she nicko signed the agreement and that becomes teens much than the green coast which is legally binding chapter. sure. not going to show commits himself to the international agreement. you said a few months later what he says about time and this is we're not, we're not going to observe that lot. disagreement has paperwork to keep. that was the moments i law school respect for the teams to, to help us with us. these men and women i need to negotiating with us when no thoughts of a task between compiled till the johnston was not talked to the task. it's a task that set themselves home, which requires at the very least respect for the ultimate goal. she, i just was sitting opposite to you elders and respect for your own signature. joyce pedro publishing a tool. so the great forest

johnson and the father of rachel and boris jones. we connected with the french side of his family, even decided to become a french citizen. today he's visiting his cousin and to push along who lives in the family show too well. i left the golf escal, mamma said go up there. come on the columbia. you post it back to, but the kids exist. no, i don't want you to. i'm sure range. all right, ma'am caesar but on rancho, as he boys hit him peremptory k, at the moment or 2 people, the manager put extra from says age repair rate, a pretty just i'll do, i'll somebody right, but it is a run out. look at that. and the id, well, i'm really parked really please, please to by that is for me, it was a, a sentimental journey. but for me, it was also a political statement. if you live within a few months after breaks it, at least i was able to say, well, i have my own link with your parents briggs, it's failed to deliver on its main promises. despite the efforts of for successive prime ministers, it only began on the 20th of february 2016 and prime mi

even people named don johnson won't be don johnson. >> there is a lot of them. >> jimmy: i bet therember one guy. >> yeah, they all fall in line behind appropriately. >> jimmy: that's right. i saw you on television courtside at the knicks-pacers game. >> yeah. >> jimmy: you were with john mcenroe. were you with him or happened to be seated with him? >> no, no, we're pals. we've known each other for like 40 years. >> jimmy: really? wow. >> yeah, and some crazy situations. >> jimmy: oh, go ahead! >> no, no, no! none of them i can talk about. no, he is a great guy. i love john. >> jimmy: how did you meet mcenroe? >> he came down to miami when i was doing the show, and we -- we met backstage at like a billy joel concert or something. i don't know. it could have been u2. i don't know. so long ago, and there were so many of them, i don't remember. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah. and you stayed friends, stayed in touch? >> yeah, stayed close, stayed in touch. and i took him to a laker -- in fact, i took him -- he -- those three guys, david zaslav, bob costas and john mcenroe to the lakers game. they

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senator johnson, welcome back to the news hour. sen. johnson: thanks for having me on.you have called this bill immoral. you said it's grotesque, the strong language. what specifically do you find so offensive about it? sen. johnson: no, that's not how i refer to the bill. i referred to the fact that we are mortgaging our children's future as immoral and grotesque. and then the level of debt that we've accumulated and that we continue to accumulate. that is immoral. what we are doing to our children, how we are robbing them of, you know, the opportunity and diminishing great prospects. that is truly immoral. and we need to recognize that fact. we need to stop it. geoff: well, the congressional budget office, as you well know now, estimates this bill would add $2.4 trillion to the national debt over the next decade. the white house says that number is misleading. and they say that you have your facts wrong. here's what the president said -- the press secretary said earlier this week. >> but republicans like ron johnson and rand paul disagree. they saying it will add to t

, is that i had a very low opinion of mister jones, the full prospect of mister johnson. but coming probably minnesota, i knew to be a moment which would lead to potentially rupture between myself and the conservative policy. so i believe mister jones, and as i said to be a charlatan and the pathological liar. and i didn't want him as leader of my policy . so when he became leader of the policy in july 2019 and became prime minister. that was a lot of us who was very worried about the consequences that would flow from it. questions to the prime minister. the keels and parliament only increased as far as johnson and book the spectre of a new deal breaks it. a group of conservative m. p. 's broke ranks with their leader. one of them was dominant grief who called for a 2nd referendum. he was immediately dismissed from the party, along with 20 other rebel conservative em piece. is beside the stand aside and the discount would get done or bring a bunch of confidence. and finally, phase directly with the purchase orders, jones and gamble after resting of last and the deal from

here is ron johnson. [video clip] sen. johnson: we are very concerned about the fact of the country's future. i want to make sure we engage in the full debate. i have been pretty open in terms of what i have been looking for. i want to return to pre-pandemic level spending. commit to a process that will achieve that. the house didn't really talk about the numbers. the only number they talked about was $1.5 trillion. $22 trillion in projected deficits over the next 10 years. annual average deficit of $2.2 trillion. debt going from $37 trillion to over 60 trillion dollars. that is unsustainable. we have to have that discussion now. >> it seems like there were some in the house who said i oppose the spending. they went to the white house and came back and voted yes. is that something that will happen to you? sen. johnson: i doubt it. i'm happy to engage in conversation. i can't support something that increases the deficit. host: wisconsin republican ron johnson. this is garrick on our not concerned line calling us from august

johnson: let me give you thoughts about what transpire. we talked about historic and faithful these moments are. this is historic times we live in. this has been an incredible two weeks. it began with israel's strikes that were targeted. against iran's nuclear. and ballistic missile programs. they eliminated nearly the entire top echelon of iran's military command and nuclear scientists. and then of course this past weekend the united states acted as we needed to act, and we had our military forces of course strike the heart of iran's nuclear weapons program, delivered a major setback that resulted then in a feeble, face-saving response from iran and immediately thereafter a ceasefire agreement. we want to commend president trump for his decisive and bold leadership and thank our military intelligence and diplomatic professionals for what they've accomplished. it is a true testament to america's leadership and military strength. i will tell you, i was heartened by the briefing that we just got here. and the reaction by all our colleagues.

no more tears the dark secrets of johnson and johnson.y and its challenges. author gardiner harris, a former reporter for the new york times. we should note before we even get into this, because we just had the ceo on gardiner, that in a statement, a spokesperson says that they stand behind the safety of their products and are focused on what they say they do best, delivering medical innovation for patients around the world. a good disclaimer before we get into things. you wrote a very critical, almost blistering book about johnson and johnson. how did this start and what do you think is the biggest takeaway? >> andrew, it's good to see you. you and i worked together for years and years. >> many years ago. >> yeah, it started actually on an airport. and i talk about that story in the book meeting of johnson and johnson, sales rep, who told me a terrifying story about the company's products, effects on her nephew. as you know, i covered the drug industry for the wall street journal and the new york times. and what struck me about johnson a

he's great, don johnson. who loves -- who doesn't love don johnson?to don johnson and we're having a great time. or at least i was. and i'm talking to him. and on the way out, i said, "take care, don. good to see you." he was so nice to me. and i go, "by the way, i love your sweater, dude." isn't that weird? i actually said that i loved his sweater. >> did you love it? >> jimmy: i really did love his sweater. [ light laughter ] and then the next day, i got a a delivery, and it's his sweater. [ audience aws ] your dad gave me his sweater. >> that's really cute. >> jimmy: so i thought it would be cool if you borrow this, and then you just have little adventures with this. and the next time you come on the show, you could tell me where you wore it. >> like the "sisterhood of the" -- >> jimmy: "traveling cardigan," yes. [ laughter ] it's a new movie, and i'm offering you to do it with me today. [ cheers and applause ] >> okay. >> jimmy: you in? >> yeah. >> jimmy: fist bump it out, ma'am. >> wait. hold on. are you giving it away because you don't like it?

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the keels and parliament only increased as far as johnson in the book. the spectre of a new deal breaks it. a group of conservative m. p. 's broke ranks with their leader. one of them was dominant, grieve, who called for a 2nd referendum. he was immediately dismissed from the party along with 20 other revel. conservative em piece vis. haldeman. beside the stand aside and this government, good practice done or bring a bunch of confidence and finally face today, a reputation with the advisory board as johnston campbell, after resting a last minute deal from the cold along the way to general election and set out on the campaign trail next year, the year for jones and it was a trial 144 percent of the boot and gained an absolute majority in parliament with the wind in his sails. a week later, he managed to persuade the british parliament to accept you withdrawal agreements. the the time had come for british and peace to lead the european parliament in brussels . once again, it was the populace parish who set the tune, appointing himself as master of ceremoni

johnson: manu brought up mandates, not me. i said everybody can draw their own conclusions about that. look, i don't subscribe motive to anybody. i try not to do that. it's a good way to live. i just believe that we've got to do the right thing by way of policy. i hope everybody understands. they may not think the bill is perfect in some respect. a bill that's 1,100 pages long, covers every area of policy and the budget, very few people are going to say that's a perfect piece of legislation. but i hope everybody will evaluate that in both parties and everybody and recognize wow, the benefits of this far outweigh anything that i don't like about it. that's why we're excited about it. i hope our mood is not dampened next time we're together because we're going to celebrate this thing, getting it over the line by july 4. thank you, appreciate it. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2025] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncic

himself, rick scott, mike lee, and ron johnson are seemingly speaking as a group. ron johnson, before they left town, was openly naming, these are guys i have got that our share of these concerns about spending levels. we have earned members including policy it is just too high, concerned about what it is doing to the national debt. he seems to have a specific concern about including the debt limit in the bill. he says if that was not a part of it, he might be a little more and minimal. but this is a big bill, there are concerns about what it will do to the budget. these folks could have the power to stall it if they are generally not comparable with the numbers being shown. host: he threw immigration into the mix. guest: a lot of questions about what can be put through because historically when senators on both sides are trying to do reconciliation bills, the parliamentarian has questions about how closely are these immigration provisions tied to the federal budget. it will be interesting to see with republicans can maintain their arguments on these elements of th

musk we're renaming it to up doge johnson. musk i said we're renaming it to up doge johnson. what's up? doge musk i don't know what's up with you. laugh emoji, laugh emoji, laugh emoji. stewie laughing gif comedy is legal again. trump's a pedophile. allegedly. so trump was tight with musk. he could text him whenever he wanted. and now, have you spoken to the president and elon since the infamous tweet? well, i'll tell you, i called elon last night and he didn't answer. brutal. mike johnson got ghosted by a ghost. so elon's leaving the speaker of the house on red and trashing trump. everyone's been wondering how trump would respond. and today he finally chimed in, first with a customary swipe at elon's appearance. you saw a man who was very happy when he stood behind the oval desk, and even with the black eye, i said, do you want a little makeup? we'll get you a little makeup. but he said, no, i don't tnk so, which is interesting. you can't use your makeup. it doesn't match his skin tone. now, i should say we stopped doing orange skin jokes ten years ago, but it's the end of a

>> listen, i agree with my good friend ron johnson, for example.f the comments he stated about government spending we have north of $36 trillion federal debt and it is the largest national security concern for the u.s. i am a fiscal hawk. many of my republican colleagues in the house feel the same way, but it did not -- we didn't get in this situation overnight, kristen. it took us decade, many decades of the mismanagement of the public fisc to get in this situation and the biden administration increased spending dramatically. we can't flip a magic switch and reverse it overnight, but this is the largest step forward in the right direction that congress has ever made. i liken this to an aircraft carrier. you don't turn on a dime. you turn in open ocean. this is the biggest wheel we've in in a generation. this is a key point. this is not the only conciliation bill. we'll have a second budget reconciliation bill that follows after this and we begin next week the appropriations process which is the government and the doge cuts and the fiscal restraint

and there are so far at least two senators who have agreed ron johnson including rick scott and rande need to cut more from this bill. joinings now is the chairman of the governmental affairs committee, senator rand paul. senator, good to have you. thank you so much for being here. >> good morning. maria: your reaction to what you just heard from karoline leavitt in terms of the savings that this bill brings about. >> well, i think to put it in perspective, most people estimate that over the next 10 years the united states will add about $2 trillion a year, $20 trillion in debt. the savings, if you don't think the taxes or the tax cuts will cause a reduction of revenue which i can accept that and is you say the spending cuts are $1.5 trillion, that means instead of borrowing $20 trillion, we borrow $18.5 trillion. the spending cuts are not nearly enough. the other way to look at that is ask year to year, will we spend more money next year than last year in the answer is yes. will the deficit be over $2 trillion next year? the answer is, yes. this is why my big objection to the bill i

so lucy johnson's as well as her sister, linda bird johnson's wedding at the white house, which alsohad a very, very similar which required scaffolding to put together. so as you can see, this is quite a quite elaborate. and then he also did oversee the wedding of tricia nixon a few years later as well. you can see on the other side here, here is henry haller in the kitchens themselves. and he is putting together a plate so you can see how large scale it is. they have to create tons of these dishes will all go at the same time. they go out to table. everybody is very well versed in how everything is brought out to the tables. if you have any dietary restrictions, everyone will already know that in advance. you'll be given the correct plate of food. it's all very, very well organized. and then the picture that i have in, the top side here is one of my absolute favorite photographs in white house history. and this tells a good story about state dinners overall. so one of the things that the presidency tries to accomplish with a state dinner is a show off american in style. so you will

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speaker johnson will be joining our show at 7:30 this money.ar pichai says the google parent company will not stop hiring, despite advances in artificial intelligence. he spoke in san francisco. >> there is no doubt to me that three years from now there will be a company that is dominant in this ai age that we do not even know the name of today. yahaira: he also said whoever runs off a bit in the future will have an extraordinary ai companion. lisa: in the market for an ai chief financial officer. up next, betting on a slowdown. >> from the fed's perspective, for them to go ahead and start cutting interest rates they probably need to see employment growth not just cool, but substantially slow down, and maybe even become negative. lotfi karoui joins us next at a time when president trump is saying to the fed, too late powell needs to cut. this is "bloomberg surveillance." ♪ lisa: maybe trying to get a fourth day of gains. welcome back. in markets we are seeing a bit of a lift. now we have turned negative. the nasdaq down about .1% after king up

according to johnson, it is according to johnson. i'm not saying one way or another, but johnson says, listen, not everyone loves it. it's not perfect, but it's quite good for republicans. and i think that's why. and listen, this is an institution that has bent to the will of elon musk or at least paid him homage over the last couple of months. and i think it's coming out of left field in that respect. >> yeah. so by the way, i think the bill is actually the secondary part of this story at this point. i think the relationship and the implosion of the relationship or maybe the implosion of the relationship, we'll see is potentially so significant and so consequential for both of them. i mean, tesla stock since 12:00, down 9%, 12:00 is when that oval office meeting started down 9%. elon musk has has had a huge financial hit by being a part of this administration. his involvement with the administration has not gone over well with the people who buy his products. and you're also hearing now a lot of a lot of talk among republicans that

please welcome mike johnson from louisiana! ♪ speaker johnson: thank you. wow. thanks so much.hank you. i love you, too, and that's why i came by. [laughter] speaker johnson: i was so looking forward -- we were going to have a fireside chat yesterday, right? it got blown up and i was stuck in the oval office for four hours. i kept telling the president i have to go but we were working on the big beautiful bill. ok. so nothing more important than that right now. i don't want to bore you on the details of that. i know i've looked at the all-star listing of speakers you have for these few days and it's an extraordinary group of people who want to come and be with you and share their thoughts. i know you probably have gotten and will get some more, a lot of details on all the things we're working on in congress and details of the big beautiful bill and this extraordinary, extraordinary victory we just achieved with our service men and women with this conflict overseas. [applause] speaker johnson: i know you'll get a lot of info on that. i could share some of that with you but don't

johnson: there's a lot there. look, the reason the ceasefire is fragile is because you have iran as one of the parties. and they have demonstrated for us over the decades that they are not to be trusted. ronald reagan said trust but verify. we're now in a posture where we verify and then trust. and that's where we are. they have not been truthful over the years. they have not been reliable for their word and they have, in so many ways, they've been a very irrational actor on the world stage. so it's fragile just because of the parties involved. but what i would say about our role here in the congress is that there are a umcould have resolutions float -- a couple of resolutions floated, one of our republican colleagues, thomas massie, has over 50 democrats who had signed onto his war powers act resolution. he wanted to bring to the floor. they were filing his resolutions as privileged resolutions which means they must be heard within a certain number of days, 15 days, of legislative business. i don't have the power

police that the area has been secured and that there is no further danger. now our reporter nick johnson is joining me now, so this has been a fairly major incident isn't it for for austria? yes, so this we understand unfold it about 10 o'clock local time in the city of grats. austria second largest city, about 200 kilometers south of vienna, and this secondary school is in the northwest of grant, not far uh from the main train station, and as you said uh scenes of panic, lots of emergency services police outside the school, we've seen footage of police helicopter above the school, there was some speculation or there has been of over the past hour or so about how many people, how many casualties there have been uh, we've... heard from the mayor elkar car in the last few minutes who said who said that uh 10 people uh have been killed in this morning shooting, we understand that uh students of the school are among the dead - and a number of other people have been uh reported wounded. now the police say that the the suspected gunman probably took his own life uh after the attack uh, but we

mike johnson's lucky to be there. so of course mike johnson's not upset about it. >> i'd love to talk to him this week and hope he calls him back today. i've talked to i talked to president trump, you know, all the time, multiple times a day. obviously we've talked about this. he's you know, he's not he's not delighted elon did a 180 on that okay. >> so we got it. so trump easy to get on the phone several times a day. musk won't return the call. the speaker of the house. so there's the speaker of the house wandering the halls of the capitol, sounding like a high school kid on a tour, saying he really hopes the richest person in the world calls him back today or someday. and here's what the richest person in the world did after mike johnson said that elon musk took that video of mike johnson saying, i hope he calls me back today. and he put it in his tweet at 2:05 p.m. saying, no one who actually reads the bill should be able to stomach it, which means no one should be able to stomach what they heard mike johnson say i