president is the result of democrats leading theu way here in congress. we are proud. every one of us is proud of the steps we have taken to lower energy costs. for real future in the country give working families a chance to point up those ladders to get that middleut class. it's all about restoring the sunny optimism. as with the core of her for so long. we democrats had it has not passed us by. best of our future is yet to come. on marriage equality, mr. president, over the past few month both sides have engaged in good conversations about how to pass marriage equality into law. i hope for tens of million of americans be at least ten republicans vote with us to pass this important bill soon. democrats are ready to make it happen and willing to debate reasonable compromises on the specifics. always on the other side to join us around the country, the feeling is sinking and this is h dark time for individual rights. codifying marriage equality two of the best things to provide a piece of mine. lgbtq who are married into their families, to the friends extends way beyon

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if the oil cap even partially works a lot of theus oil fields you can't turn them off and on by turning the spigot and you will see the damage off of those if they can't produce. so no matter how this goes out, we are looking at some short-term pain for sure but it really falls on russia and i think that i will leave it there and on a more optimistic -- >> that was sobering and helpful. melanie you have the job not only expanding the analysis to the globe and the china and taiwan question but integrating so i have two questions one is about what china may be learning from the conflict and what this does to affect the chances of war and what type of war may occur heaven for bid but also as you hear the different analyses and integrate them, who do you think might have the upper hand and do you have any expectations where this goes next? we hear kaitlyn and myself point out even if there is momentum on the site it's hard to see what that means the next few months and russia may have the upper hand on the option. samantha talked about how russia is hurting and overtime if the economy is go

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sanctions are to blame for the shutdown of the nord stream one pipeline he blasted a proposal bit y theu for a price cap on russian gas, calling it stupid. >>> lettes 's get to the tradina ahead and the aforementioned mike santoli seems like the default move is down, most days. at least for the past week or so, mike >> without a doubt, market's been back on its heels trying to absorb what's going on just about 7:30 a.m. as becky was alluding to, you did get this article reporting that the fed seems to be leaning toward a three quarter percentage hike in september saying that the officials have done nothing to disabuse that idea the market was already pricing in a 60% or 70% chance that it would be 75. but it does show you there's a little sensitivity still in the equity markets because the futures did give up maybe .25% 3900 on the s&p, has been a little bit of a wider-watched area represents this uptrend from the june lowe's. lows. we are getting a little oversold it's getting stretched a bit obviously nothing has changed the fact that we have the prevailing longer term that's why we're

so when yo theu graduate stanfot with this doctorate in classics and decide to go back tode pruning fruit trees, did you have a political ideology at this point? i was conservative from a youngg age.e. i to antoldld my mo my mom i could nt vote for jimmy carter when i was and i liked him.d him, bo but i just couldn't vote fort tt him. f upset aboutbed o that because democrat he was a southern democrat in those days, not quite like shet thought. like thiquite like -s. t prob bulet biggest problem i had was i wrote a book about peoples, about dreams. i thought that it was wrong, that t you gave your product and you work so hard and yete you had to be vertically integrated and that requiredthad connections with government and capital totally. and i ista r have a populistbut th streak. i always had that that madate id much. trum so when the trump mega thingr -- came along, i was never i mean, was receptive to that.o the idea that we're going to go back and look at theseosers, hardworking people that we've written off as losers, deplorable, trump's trump's people that biden called chumpsf are

and soomy and so much of it theu is self-inflicted. for example, we can go back tomt the trump policies on the border. you promised to do that.they wil they will work. they've been proven to work. you can go back to energygy ind. independence that will notl noth only create high paying career jobs, it's good for national nau security. it will lowerity. r the price at the pump and it will lower the price of every item we buy l at every store. ower price oand lower inflation. why why did they abandon the single best, most oudependent thing that our economy needs? and that's the lifeblood of the our economy. energy. >> why didn't they just stop domestic production? day the you know what? on their very first day they did this. they went after all the energyhe companienergtelling s telling te produce less. you know what that does?nder that makes us dependent on other countries. why are we going toe we be dependent on america? we're going to bring the suppl y chain back from china. inde we're going to be energy independent, which createswhic

yo theu have a case where a president is aiding and abetting lawbreaking. and if i went down to the border and i put people ink the back of my car or i transported them to another state, wouldn't i get arrested for human trafficking? isn't that sdn't against the la and how is it the presidentbeca gets to pickus and choose what laws he's going to enforce and what laws he doesn't want to enforce? toan that's a great question. qt shani shouldn'iot be able to do that. the reason i'm focusing on one arcuayorkas is he actually was brought before the house judiciary committee where your friend and mine, jim jordanough where ar, is the rankinge member and my orca's lieisd to congressman jordan. and to me, he lied and said they have operational control of the border. he smirkedrol of t he he laughed at it.aughed he laughed at what's a happening to the american people. he laughed and disregarded what's happening in migrants. yes, he's disregardinge the laws purposely.g he's doing it on behalf oflogs,s the president of the united states . d who should also be held a a

this was part of theus department of transportation office of the secretary's award program and will support safer streetos wourd and compliment improve ams on folsom street. together tell benefit the commuters and neighbors and visitor in that area. a busy area and join sfmta in thanking speaker pelosi and the staff for this funding. thanks to the leadership of feinstein and alex pel dio the appropriation's bill included funding to community based grant funds to caltrain for 10 million dollars. and 2.2 million dollars for our yerba buena west side bridges retrofit. 12 million dollars will be included in the federal budget and thanks to our senators for their leadership and support. >> in terms of the state funding front. on august 25th the california resource board set a new rule and path toward zero e mission vehicles. well is a year by year road map 100% of cars sold in california to be zero by 2035. this regulation includes provisions to the equity in the transition to zero e mission and provides certainty anytime long-term policy. as well as the industry. the biden administratio

completing next g911 finishing theus work of rip and replace ad other support as public interest funding needs and it should be public funding industries. the bottom line is that the public interest objectives can and should bed earmarked to be paid first from revenue auctions using the public dollars to promote the health of the sector and help connect all americans to critical telecommunications services. thank you and i look forward to your questions. >> our friendd and commissioner, ms. baker. >> that afternoon a thank you, chairman lujan, ranking member>> wickerer and ranking member wicker. thanks to all of you for picking my favorite topic spectrum. i applaud your leadership from mobile nowva to the spectral innovation act. we lead the world in wireless thanks to you. we need this committees leadership now more than ever. we had the opportunity to drive next-generation leadership in 5g in the industries of the future with a national commitment toit spectrum policy built on greater license may ban access. i'll start withne the good news. i testified before this committee in 2019 abo