you've got rick scott. scott: running the senate committee this cycle. if the republicans win, they will get credit -- he will get credit, just as mcconnell will get some credit. i think the republicans are going to have a healthy field. it is a big bench, men and women. regardless of what trump does. every time someone asks me what trump is going to do, it is usually the exact opposite of what i think a is going to do. gerald: let's throw out one more state which is an outlier, but tell us if we should be paying close attention, connecticut. richard blumenthal, incumbent democrat, running against republican leora leavy. some people say that might be closer than we thought. scott: i have not seen recent data. blumenthal is not a very well-liked guy. this is a guy who lied on his resume and said he went to vietnam and said i'm sorry. it's hard to believe he got through with that. she is an attractive candidate. there is a house racing candidate that is going to be very competitive. african-american republican running, probably going to win. that will be a

scott is a patriot." jitarth: so, within the qanon community, when it was first reported that burnedspy and scott morrison had some kind of relationship or moved in the same social cycles, that was taken as a tacit approval or tacit proof of this plan, of the conspiracy of the great awakening of where the good guys will take over. that maybe scott morrison's on board, you know? and as much as--i wish i didn't have to say this, but it's true. that the lack of condemnation and the lack of response to that relationship by scott morrison--and i don't like saying that because i don't--i actually like him. that was, like, people just thought that it was low-key approval. that's it, and it boosted the authenticity of the movement. louise: eliahi priest texted tim stewart about other issues he wanted stewart to rai with the primminister, such as his claim that school students were being taught about homosexual sex tim stewart replied-- male: "i am in shock. this is going straight to scott." louise: the prime mini

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scott: i really think the cpi. the different environment we are in a different regime so the playbook may not apply. i really think the inflation profile, a fed policy response will be mission-critical for markets. any outcome we see in the midterms will be very close to one way or the other meaning a very divided congress which i think will mean more status quo going forward. tom: is that division positive? is it positive for treasuries as well as equities? scott: the additional supply and risk premium and steepening of the curve are things we are working with. government spending in particular is going to be an important part of the landscape going forward regardless of the outcomes. tom: and on cpi, i know at blackrock you see inflation being sticky. should we assume you think the forecast of 7.9%, that we will come in above that? scott: we saw a big up -- upside surprise and the market shrugged it off dramatically. the call on individual numbers is difficult. we do see inflation peeking in the near term. supply

and scott heads inland santa anilator said in his diary. he said quote we have no one but ourselves to blame for this disaster due to our interminable infighting. why isn't there a larger mexican army at veracruz that day because there's three mexican armies clashing with each other. near the capital of mexico city so that allows the americans to get a to get a beachhead. he starts marching inland in april. and there to mexico city by september 14th, so you think of this war in a couple maybe three phases then so you got the first phase and that's in the north. it's in the what the northern frontier that the united states is going to annex at the the end of the war and that's pretty much wrapped up over the summer. although there's a lot of constitutional quandaries and interesting stuff going on there, which is how does a republican gage in military government and just who's in charge in california two branches of the service and a third guy john fremont are going to bicker over who who's really in charge in california, and it's going to b

it's coming from the florida senator rick scott. mcconnell says there's no real threat. . >> i think the outcome is pretty clear. i want to repeat again, i have the votes. i will be elected. the only issue is, whether we do it sooner or later. >> our chief congressional correspondent manu raju joins us live from capitol hill. they're in the room. is it going to happen today or will mcconnell's opponents or at least those who want to wait carry the sdma. >> it will definitely happen today, this after an effort by senator ted cruz, with a handful of other conservative members of the republican conference, tried to delay this until after the georgia runoff, which is on december 6th. they failed in that push. they got support of 16 republican members of this conference who are present and voting. it is unclear exactly how many votes will ultimately come down for senator rick scott, but we do expect him to fall well short of the majority needed to become the next republican leader according to virtually every republican senator we talked

well, scott passed on to occupy the city of puebla. puebla, mexico is one of the, i think, the most beautiful cities on the continent, i haven't been then a couple of decades. but it is a wonderful place. he is occupying puebla in may, on may 15th in 1847. and, here is the way the army works in those days. if you sign up, if you signed up as a volunteer, a long term enlistment to you is about six months, which is barely enough time even to train. interrupted, like the idea was that virtuous men would sign up for military and wartime, but you wouldn't have a large standing army when it's not wartime because a large number of men under arms is not only expensive, which grows the size of the central government, it increases its power, and authority, and strength, and likelihood that it will be abuse it, but also, you wouldn't have those under arms because armies are an republican places. you have to take orders, someone else is telling you when they get, up what to do all the time. the americans prior to the 20th century, they bristles of

mcconnell's super pac pulls out, rick scott pulls in. the slf, the mcconnell super pac pulls out and rick scott comes in with some money. is this a washington parlor game? >> for rick scott he thinks it will benefit him regardless if they win or not. he will be able to say i stood up for the maga candidates and did not give up on them when you had the party establishment pulling out. if he does try to run or whatever his ambitions are he will try to claim that mantel which could be advantageous for him in today's -- >> you made the point politely some of the text messages around mcconnell that scott is using this committee to prepare for a presidential run. if you look at tv ad spending, tv ad spending, actually money, the mcconnell super pac spent $131 million, $131 million. the national republican senatorial committee $23 million. that's a pretty good exhibit. >> this is one of the oddest things in washington. the chairman of the campaign committee and the leadership usually work in concert, the whole thing is -- >> had that job a long

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casey: thank you, ranking member scott. before i move to -- we'll have introductions of our witnesses. i want to acknowledge members who are here already. senator collins, former chair of the committee. he's been part of the -- and who has been part of the effort of producing and publicizing our fraud books in the past. we're grateful for her leadership. senator blumenthal is here from the state of connecticut, as well as senator scott from florida. let me move to our witnesses. our first witness is dr. marty delima, an assistant professor at the university of minnesota's school of social work. she's an interdisciplinary gerontologist with a specialization in fraud and scams. she's collaborated with a variety of financial institutions, aging organizations and federal agencies like the federal trade commission. doctor, welcome. our second witness is nancy famcaener. she's a senior adult protective specialist for san diego county in california. she's dedicated her career for advocating for older adult, safeguarding their fina

but even a ninth-grade tim scott could tell our borders are not secure. i know this is shocking information all over the auditorium, wow. [laughter] no, i'm sorry. oy! oy! [laughter] [applause] thank you. let me just ask you when the president and the vice president tell us the border is secure and there are 2.3 million illegal crossings, i'm going to come to the conclusion, our border is not secure. [laughter] don't call me naive, right? i want to make sure these people are paying attention over here. i'll be right back. now, when 98 people on our terrorist watchlist ercot at our southern border, our border is not secured. [applause] i got one more for you. bring it. hallelujah! she has been to a black church before. come on! let's just do it together. i'm sorry. i'm sorry. probably shouldn't have said that. but you get over anyway. thank god. we're not politically correct. we believe in freedom. [laughter] [applause] we believed in every -- every child should learn their abc's, and not their crts. but anyways, i'll save that for another minute. i'll sav

i acknowledge it, scott. but then the question looms, what do you with the stock and why am i still in it the answer is, i am going to stay in it this is a rising interest rate environment in which nobody wants to pay for a company that's investing in the future now, that investment by the way is paying off. first nine months of this year, they've added 11 million subscribers to their streaming business by the way, just by comparison, netflix has only added a little over a million they have 3 billion of cash on the balance sheet. nobody gives them credit for the fact that they raised money during that meltup they've got the money to make it through next year and beyond, next year being peak losses on direct-to-consumer streaming look, they're about one third the size in streaming numbers as netflix, but they're one-sixth of the enterprise value. that's a mismatch that will correct in paramount's favor >> quickly, if berkshire hathaway put a filing that said that they were out of this name, i'm not suggesting

scott is 100% right. these are peo t a patagonia mormp vest and doing just fine. >> never. >> yes, you do, i've seen it. >> next time you have to wear it, scott. good to see you, scott joining us from london and kara, good to have you in studio. >>> we'll be back with the mayor-elect of los angeles, karen bass. when you humble yourself under the mighty hand of god, in due time he will exalt you. hi, i'm joel osteen. i'm excited about being with you every week. i hope you'll tune in. you'll be inspired, you'll be encouraged. i'm looking forward to seeing you right here. you are fully loaded and completely equipped for the race that's been designed for you. we are grocery outlet and we are your bargain bliss market. what's bargain bliss? you know that feeling you get when you find the name brands you love, but for way, way less? that's bargain bliss. and with thanksgiving right around the corner, we want you to save big. that's why at grocery outlet, we are offering you $21 off your holiday turkey with in-s

scott kennedy thank _ dissatisfaction will grow. scott kennedy thank you _ dissatisfaction will grow. scott kennedy thank you so - dissatisfaction will grow. scott kennedy thank you so much i dissatisfaction will grow. scott kennedy thank you so much for joining us in the programme. the bbc has issued this statement about the detention of one of ourjournalists in shanghai. the bbc is extremely concerned about the treatment of ourjournalist ed lawrence, who was arrested and handcuffed while covering the protests in shanghai, he was held for several hours and later released. during his arrest he was beaten and kicked by the police. we've had no official explanation or apology from the chinese authorities. you will find more on the protests in china on our website, where there is a live page keeping you up to date on developments — that's bbc news at the usual place. it's been another dramatic day of action at the the world cup in qatar — with germany managing to draw 1—1 against spain, keeping their hopes of qualifying for the n

scott? isn't brian kemp company with him? >> yeah, doing and add. >> two weeks ago, it was reported that brian kemp was loaning his full turnout operation from his people and his technical know-how to the republicans to try to turn out voters for walker. regarding this residency issue, everybody knew he lived in texas, this was talked about before. to equate him to dr. oz, i mean, dr. oz was not a favorite son of pennsylvania. herschel walker is a favorite son of georgia. everybody knew he had been out of state and come back to run to senate, to me this is a nonissue. the bigger issue is what ron raised earlier, can you get republicans back out one more time, and can brian kemp convince a few more republican who voted for him to pull the lever this time. the reason the vote matters, by the way, is because of the filibuster. it does not mean control of the senate, but if you give democrats closer to changing filibuster rules, that might matter to a lot of the public and voters. >> ron, last word, quickly? >> real quick, i mean

>> what do you think, scott? >> it's gonna be a close race, i mean herschel's of obviously fighting uphill with fewer votes in the first election. on this saturday voting thing, i don't understand. instead of fighting against the saturday voting, where just focus on our efforts on getting people to vote when the polls are open. that be my advice to the republicans down there. i don't quite understand. republicans are allowed to vote on saturday to, that would be where i would put my energy. >> yeah. and it's easier to vote on a day or enough to vote, but enough to work by the way. i've noticed. also this new kfile report, cnn's investigative team has new reporting, molly, that basically herschel walker has been getting a tax break in texas, last year in this year, for what he calls his primary residence. which is in dallas, texas. which is not in georgia. dallas texas is not in georgia, i've learned. and i'm just wondering if we think that will affect -- a carpetbagger claim will affect him. because people do thi

and at this time, i want to introduce our chief of police, bill scott. [applause] >> thank you, mayor breed. good morning, everybody. i want to start my remarks with thanks to mayor london breed. a year ago, almost a year ago today, mayor breed and i stood right over there, right behind these cameras, after one of the worse nights that we've had in a long time in the city. i don't want to regurjitate that story but what i want to highlight is what happened that day and afterwards because of the leadership of this mayor. i was angry, quite frankly, i was sick to my stomach. and the impact that that left to the people that come here to work and shop and the damage that it did to my city worldwide. mayor, we made a promise that day, that things would change. and i stood behind her to make sure that we delivered. and when i say we, i'm talking about all the people that you see back here and the people behind you. we as a community, had to deliver her promise to make this community and this city safer. i will say, we still have work to do but i'm going to sha

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time, he has been nice, i'll talk with him. >> sorry, scott. kennedy: good, now we're done, no, scott is he is a texan, he is good. scott, what does it mean if we have a democrat president, a republican house and a democrat senate? >> well, highwa hope it means a lot of good house hearings some type of investigation or check and balance. i agree with karol, this should be a wave, not because of anything good about the republicans. just that democrats disserve to be punished. biden has to be the worst president since george w. bush. maybe since harry truman. the danger he has put the u.s. in and as yai asia and europe, threatening a war with iran, he is reckless, and the inflation, all woke craziness, then as karol said, the democrats must be held accountable for all of the tyranny of the lockdowns, they think they are going to get away with it they should be crushed. i have to concede to chris, me d does make a points, the republicans are nobody to believe in, they are a bunch of mitch mcconnell, and george w. bush's party still. and there need

thank you to senator moran, senator kelly, and ranking member scott. for working alongside me and others to pass this important legislation. thank you very much for that work. this law creates a senior scam advisory council to ensure that bank and other businesses have the information in the tools that they need to train employees to identify and respond to scams. we are grateful for the federal trade commission to lead this effort. we are pleased at this new council. they will hold their first convening meeting one week from today. finally, ranking member scott and i are releasing our 2022 fraud book. here it is. i will hold up both versions. in english and in spanish. we are releasing this. many of you know that we have done this on an annual basis. this is a 2022. book which arms older adults with the information that they need to protect themselves from scammers. it is new and improved fraud book is available today in both english and in spanish. the fraud book highlights the ten most common scams reported to the committee fraud hotline. it is staf

if republicans want to follow rick scott's lead, make our day. following senator scott is like following a blind man right over the cliff. remember senator scotty release a platform calling for tax hikes on working and middle americans. candidates are minded people up in the election over and over again. it was senator scott who m threatened to put medicare and social security on the chopping block. which again was one of the most powerful arguments for why republicans are wrong for the country. it wasor senator scott who embraced trump and believe the maga wing was a road to success that denying the elections, spreading the big lie, encouraging the maga extreme wing was the right thing to do. the american people knew better. america ran, american voters ran in theon opposite direction and voted for democrats including many republicans who said i may be a reagan republican i may be a bush republican but this republican party 81 for me. after three failed election three in a row it should be embracing maga is a total loser for the republican party

senator from south carolina, tim scott. ♪ sen. scott: thank you. thank you very much. rjc! [applause] i am certainly excited to be here. i am a big believer in psalms 122:6 -- pray for the peace of jerusalem, and those who do will prosper. that is are the most important scriptures. american prosperity is woven together by the foundation that we are a strong ally of israel. i was thinking about this -- thank you. one person, thank you very much. [applause] i was thinking about why i am so passionate about israel and the jewish people. it didn't start when i became u.s. senator and did some work on antiracism and racism and discrimination. it started when i was just in high school. i wasn't doing very well. i had this high football, i don't know if she weighed 100 pounds, but it was a jewish lady who was my english teacher. i was trying to convince her that i deserved to pass her class. i had another teacher named misses greenberg, little jewish lady who was my algebra teacher. i was definitely passing her class. as a poor kid in the deep south, i understood the sting of raci

as you mentioned, it's mitch mcconnell against rick scott, scott mounting this long-shot challenge. it doesn't appear he has nearly enough votes to beat mcconnell. it is worth noting that he is challenging mcconnell. he's never had a real challenger like this, so it speaks to the deep division within the republican party both on the way forward, how close they want to be to donald trump, how central he will play into their path moving forward, and the messaging, what the path is forward. before all of this, you know, scott and mcconnell in leadership they would show up, stand next to each other, but it began to become very clear they were on very different pages, scott pushing out hits owns agenda items, mcconnell not really following that at all. this has pill out into public view, but we do expect to know the results here very soon. kate? >> thank you so much. great to see you, jessica. donald trump has made it officials, filing the paperwork, publicly announcing he is running for president again. the former president who tried to overturn the 2020 election, of course, incited the

scott shafer. down in southern california. scott, tell us we are seeing in terms of congressional races. >> this is a story of shifting fortunes. if you go back to the june primary. there was a lot of hope in democratic circles that the party could pick up several things here in california. two of the 10 most vulnerable house of republicans were thought to be right here. talking about david in the central valley and micah garcia in northern l.a. coty. both of them in districts that joe biden did very well where redistricting had been those districts more democratic and when the candidates are running against them were very well known. there was also hoping that maybe even a freshman make up again here in palm springs. there was some thought that a newly drawn district where there is a 30 year become good republican endorsed by donald trump voted against rfid history of anticonvulsant policies that he could be vulnerable. a very progressive openly prosecutor. it's a very different situation. democrats are playing defense. you d

scott. if you could expand a little bit on how air travel has changed for you from when you first started to now and if you would characterize that as improvement, and what would you characterize as the next two things that need to happen. mr. scott: when i first began traveling as an athlete, i will say the process has improved. to say it has dramatically improved, definitely not, but there has been improvement as far as accountability is concerned. it used to be a legitimate fight to help realize the damage that has been done and get the airlines to be accountable for the replacement of this equipment. the next question you asked is what are the next things that need to happen? as i mentioned before, the untrained personnel handling this equipment, i don't think they realize the sensitivity of handling these wheelchairs or assistive devices, with the proper training maybe it could alleviate some of those challenges. also having a place to store the equipment and assistive devices on board

. >> florida senator leader rick scott is challenging mcconnell for his leadership position, despite -- saying in the tweet, it is time for change for a bold conservative agenda. despite the challenge, senator mcconnell expressed confidence in being reelected this week, telling reporters that he already has the votes to remain in his position. sen. speaker: well, as you noticed, we had a rather lengthy and fulsome discussion, not only of the election, but the way forward and i think it's pretty obvious we may or may not be voting tomorrow. but i think the outcome is pretty clear. i want to repeat again. i have the votes, i will be elected. the only issue is whether we do it sooner or later, and i think we'll probably have another discussion about that tomorrow. >> well, one thing is clear out the election and that is that it's still going to be a very divided senate. and the people in this country who on many of the big issues are very divided, are, you know, have elected a divided senate. so it's we're going to be sort of battling it out again over a lot of the big issues of the day

you hear me arguing a little bit with scott. scott will be back in a moment with us. but there is a pattern. after we've covered this at least 50 times, you see that there are actually our signs. and we have to be able to be proactive instead of reactive. i know that you are involved in the bipartisan federal gun safety law that was passed. >> yes. >> and here just to remind people is some of the things that it. does it -- buyers under. 21 in incentifies red flag laws. $750 million to help states implement and run prevention programs. increases the funding for mental health programs and school security. that's something that governor youngkin talked about just today. a closes the boyfriend loophole. eric choir's more gun sellers to ministers federally licensed firearm dealers. i know did not go as far as you wanted to. but can it cut down on mass shootings? >> it can. if these are -- if the federal money is used, if the laws are strengthen, if schools are using these violence prevention programs, there's so much funding available. there is no excuse not to do it other

as a result scott is challenging mcconnell for leadership. this is the first opposition mcconnell has had in 15 years. this will take place in just a few hours, christine, in a closed-door meeting where mcconnell and scott are going to face off for this position. i do want to note, mcconnell is still expected to become the republican leader. really noteworthy this is taking place at all. there was a tense meeting yesterday where we were told by sources that they criticized each other so the fact that this is all spilling out into the public is very interesting considering, of course, republicans losing the majority and are now having these gop senate elections. >> thanks so much, daniella. let's bring in jackie kucinich. good morning. >> good morning. >> florida senator rick scott challenging mcconnell and blaming him for the gop losses. listen. >> the leadership says, no, you cannot have a plan. we're going to run against how bad the democrats are. they want to rush to an election because they don't want to do any assessment of what we've do

scott: it is pretty hard. we have run pretty hard since the start of the quarter, 8%, 9% into today's open. a lot of this has been premised on eventual change in the fed behavior and their approach to their commentary around interest rates. i think going into tomorrow's meeting we have to expect a lot has been priced in the short term basis which means you are a bit more sensitive. guy: we have already priced in the downshift. how do stocks react if we get a downshift if we already know we are getting the downshift? is tomorrow a good day if we get it? or do we need to think about what comes next? what does come next? scott: i am in the category it is what comes next. we are in the 75 basis point camp for tomorrow. another 50 in december. we have been using a 4000 year-end target for the s&p 500 and we are not far away from it. we have to factor in the perception around where the fed's ultimate trajectory goes. the other balancing act is what is happening with fundamentals and we are in the midst of q3 reporti

>> thank you president scott. roll call at 101 p.m. call to order at 101 p.m. and we'll do next agenda item. >> i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america, and to the republic, for which it stands, one nation, under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. >> thank you president scott. roll call. [roll call] >> i can't hear several of the commissioners, and president. i heard commissioner breslin but can't hear anyone else. are the mics off? >> thank you, i'll check momentarily. let's see. president scott, will you speak into the mic? >> present. can you hear me now? >> yes, i can hear you now. >> good. >> commissioner zvanski will be arriving late today and with that, we have quorum. >> thank you. we will move to item number 3, which is resolution allowing teleconference meetings. >> thank you president scott. the item 3 is resolution allowing teleconference meetings under california government code section 54953e, this is action item and presented by president scott. >> as we have

, thank you scott cohn at the sentencingof elizabeth holmes interesting given the backdrop you know, we have had trevor milton nikola. we have had sam bankman freed who could be facing similar messages what message does this give to founders who want to go the route of trying to fool investors? >> not a good one, something particularly health related. i know i'm going to get @'d, but i think she got a lighter sentence because she's a woman. >> pregnant with her second child and they submitted family photos to the court before sentencing there's a case to be made, should the kids get punished always a question for females. >> yeah. not that it shouldn't be for males. so that's good for women, i guess, lighter sentences other than that, i don't know. >> the message here is that no matter how smart, quote unquote, the investor is, you got to do your own due diligence we've seen this with theranos. think of the board george shultz wasn't the only one. tim draper was an early investor then we have ftx and think of the long line of "smart" investors in that as well. >> if one smart investo