senator baldwin. >> thank you, madam chair. i'm ambitious and hoping that we can get to three topics in my five minutes, all related to how your two departments are working together with resources provided in the american rescue plan. i want to start with mental health services. senator casey earlier brought that up with you. as we do reopen schools and recognize the mental health tolls of the pandemic has had on our nation's youth and families, i think there should be a focus on making mental health care more accessible in schools, including by promoting and expanding the availability of school-based mental health programs. certainly working with the chair of this committee in our other joint committee appointments on the subcommittee on labor hhs and appropriations to emphasize and elevate funding to expand school-based mental health programs in wisconsin and across the country. can you talk about how your agencies are collaborating to expand access to mental health services in schools and what else you need from congress in

senator baldwin? >> i appreciate are having this hearing in our witnesses today, i appreciate having this in our witnesses today, steak you for your participation. i wanted to make a couple of observations before asking my question. obviously this hearing focuses on partnership opportunities at a lot of discussions talking to young for early how they might progress in theirey career and what opportunities exist. i just wanted to say that i, too, am hearing from so many of my employers in wisconsin we are a state that the fixed manufacturing state, ranking member and i -- we go back and forth between first and second regard to thed population and r states involved in manufacturing so we are kind of competitive about those things but i want to suggest that not only are we hearing today about workforce shortages but we have ambitious plans on a bipartisan basis to pass the endless frontiers act and supply chain issues and bring manufacturing supply chain back to the u.s. bipartisan infrastructure bill th

women like mary church terrel, baldwin, moran, are simply too many to mention. the other piece of this and telling the whole story is also discussing throughout the suffrage movement to be a controversial i would say storyline. when it's not about thing this person is bad for this person is good because he never did anything wrong it's not about that. it's really about having conversations and learning more about the context in which these historical actors and how did they form their opinions what did they think about and how did they impact the suffrage movement? some people say it's complicated we don't need to get into that i certainly had heard that from lots of people what i said continually as long as humans are complicated are histories going to be complicated. does not serve any actual purpose to continue saying things like she is just a product of that's our time. that was common during that era, which both are true. and yet we can dig a little bit deeper and talk about why and what were the systems, the policies, the communities, the laws that were in

where is alec baldwin, i'm sure. they need to get the numbers up. only way to do it is donald trump. will: as soon as ratings numbers come back, they will go back to bang more cowbell. it will not work, that is a saturday night live skit, by the way. relevance from the days, even of will ferrell, it is gone. tim, thanks so much for being with us this morning. >> thanks for having me. will: you bet. lieutenant colonel stuart scheller remains in the brig awaiting a pretrial hearing for speaking out. texas congressman louie gohmert is calling for scheller's release. he is live ahead. students at new jersey college fighting back against the school's covid vaccine requirement. the lawsuit they filed to defend their rights coming up. ♪ go with simparica trio it's triple protection made simple! simparica trio is the first and only monthly chewable that covers heartworm disease, ticks and fleas, round and hookworms. dogs get triple protection in just one simparica trio! this drug class has been associated with neurologic adverse reactions, including seizu

sound sometimes that he is rather envious of the days when conservative prime ministers like stanley baldwin could practice masterly inactivity and that events just happened, but it is not really possible these days because the pressures and demands, whetherfrom his own party or the media, are constant. i his own party or the media, are constant. ~ ., , constant. i think that is right. boris johnson _ constant. i think that is right. boris johnson last _ constant. i think that is right. boris johnson last week - constant. i think that is right. boris johnson last week did i constant. i think that is right. i boris johnson last week did not borisjohnson last week did not want toissue borisjohnson last week did not want to issue extra visas for hgv drivers and we have seen thousands of them announced earlier this week and then extended in the last few days, the time period anyway, and i think mr johnson's hand has been forced a number of times on a number of issues, but it is worth pointing out, he may say that, he is quite an interventionist prime minister, particularly for a conservative and

and look at some of your other books i want to finish our discussion with this quote, it is a james baldwin quote that you include in the conclusion i'm not a nation of immigrants, i love america more than any other country in the world and exactly for this reason i insist on the right to criticize her, is that your sentiment as well? >> no, and that paragraph i am pondering why anyone, any u.s. person who criticizes the united states, just tell the truth about u.s. history has to swear their loyalty to the united states, and makes no sense to me, i do not love the united states, i don't know what that means, i love human beings, individuals but i say i love certain foods or something but to love and nation states, i don't understand patriotism i think it's a recent thing in world history and it is a poison that creates war in madness and the division that we have right now in this society. who is the greatest patriot. i was really criticizing because i don't think he really meant that. i mean i don't know i can't read his mind but everything else it is hard to think that love is the first

and look at some of your other books, i want to finish our discussion with this quote and it's james baldwin quote that you include in the conclusion of not a nation of immigrants. quote i love america more than any other country in the world. and exactly for this reason i insist on the right to criticize her. is that your sentiment as well? >> no. in fact in that paragraph i am pondering has to swear their loyalty to the united states. it makes no sense to me. i do not love the united states. i don't know what that means. i love human beings and individuals i know. and i can say i love certain foods or something. but to love a a nationstate, i don't understand patriotism. it is a recent thing in world history. and it is a poison that creates wars and madness and the kinds of division we have right now. who is the greatest patriot, so it's really criticizing all of them because i don't think he really meant that. everything else he wrote is hard to think that love is the first thing that would come to mind. in his united states from his experience. at least as historians we have to tell the

alec baldwin and tirades against trump four years straight, they hate the country, i don't know that i could ever turn it again. they could change my mind with funny stuff. but i don't know, it's hard for me to get into saturday night live again. maria: i mean, christian, i feel like it hasn't been funny in a while. i don't know. it's -- they've gotten too political. what do you think? >> yeah, but it's not political in a good way. when dana carvey did h w. bush, no doubt he voted for bill clinton, he didn't hate the person he was praodying. greg gutfeld is now the king of late night. which is amazing since he's up against networks. if you look at just the network late night comedians, throw in snl, it's like sesame street for liberals. it's not really comedy. ratings are almost half of what they were last year. so not a good commercial enterprise. you know, looking out there for some improvement in comedy, kids in the hall, which was kind of a '90s thing is coming back into production, toronto based comedy troop. that is being produced by lorne michaels. i will give it a try but i h

that's where this came from. >> and the baldwin essay, the first in this book, is seering. it's seering. i almost can't believe i'm reading it now and it was written before the march on washington. . >> that's right. >> you brought up george floyd. there is a george floyd statue that is here in new york city that had paint thrown on it. it was defaced. >> it's not shocking. people are still shooting at emmett till memorial. that happened in 1955. we've seen the same sorts of reactionary backlashes to those two people and people who recognized that their deaths represented some bigger dynamic in american society. so it's horrible. it's terrible. it should be denounced. but it is not surprising. >> george floyd was killed. . >> effort that. >> he had paint thrown on the statue. >> that's right. >> professor cobb, always a pleasure to speak with you. >>> here in a matter of hours the supreme court will convene for eulgts new term. justices are set to rule on some of the most divisive issues, including the second amendment, religious liberty and abortion. cnn's jessica schneide

evelyn baldwin's imitation of donald trump was more angry. in the head jim carried doing biden last year to the characteristic in that mask. so yes, these imitations we saw on saturday they weren't good. they were sympathetic particularly with a it aoc. in it's almost like they're a friend to their viewers. ratings are down 35 percent fro last year's opener. one third of the audience was gone. >> one of the newsletters i received said that that cold open was a must watch, so i spent time watching it and it wasn't a must watch. >> a waste. >> okay, i didn't stay up i watched it the next morning. >> take care. >> homeless people on the west coast about to go from the street to penthouse with a view all on the taxpayer dime. for the first time, drone footage captures what it's like inside one of the most devastating forces of nature. veteran homeowners. newday usa has dropped their rates again. the newday two and a quarter refi is the lowest rate in their history. two and a quarter percent. just 2.48 apr. these rates could cut thousands off your

senator baldwin? >> i appreciate are having this hearing in our witnesses today, thank you so much for your participation. i wanted to make a couple of observations before asking my question. obviously, this hearing focuses on apprenticeship opportunities and a lot of discussion about talking the m people early about how they might progress in their careers and what opportunities exist. i too am hearing for so many of my employers in wisconsin, where a state by the way that has a big manufacturing state. ranking member and i compete, we go back and forth between being first and second with regard to the population in our states involved in making things, and manufacturing. we are competitive about those things. i wanted to suggest that not only are we hearing today about workforce shortages, but we have some ambitious plans on the bipartisan basis to pass the frontier act and feel the supply chain issues and bring manufacturing for critical supply chain items back to the u.s. we have a bipartisan infr

and i led a bill on this with senators kavanagh and baldwin that we passed into law and i'm concerned that this algorithms they have pushed outrageous content promoting anorexia and the like. i know it's personal to you. do you think their algorithms push this content to young girls? >> facebook knows engagement based ranking, the way they pick the content in instagram for young users, for all users, amplifies preferences. they've done a proactive incident response where they take things that they heard, for example, can you be led by the algorithms to anorexia content and they have literally recreated this experiment and confirmed yes, this happens to people. so facebook knows that they are leading young users to anorexia content. >> do you think they are deliberately designing their project to be addictive beyond even the content? >> facebook has a long history of having a successful and effective growth division where they take little tiny tweaks and are constantly trying to optimize it to grow. those kinds of stickiness can be construed as things that promote addiction. >> last th

and i let a bill on this with centers capital baldwin that we passed into law. and i'm concerned that this algorithms that they have pushes outrageous content and promoting anorexia and the like. i know it's personal to you and you think that there algorithms push some of this content to young girls. facebook knows that they're, they in the inc. engagement based ranking, the way that they pick the content and instagram for young users for all users on amplifies preferences. and they have done something called a pro act, a pro active incident response where they say take things they've heard. for example, like a can you, he led by the algorithms to anorexia content and they have literally recreated that experiment themselves and confirmed yes this, this happens to people that facebook knows that they are, that they are leading young users to anorexia. honda, do you think they are deliberately designing their product to be addictive beyond even that content on facebook has a long history of having successful in various active. i'm gross division. i'm where they ta

baldwin: mr. president, shortly i will be making a unanimous consent request to confirm the nomination of ms. ms. karen hedlund to be a member of the surface transportation board. ms. hedlund served as deputy administrator of the railroad association. before that chief counsel of the federal highway administration. she has spent most of her career in the development and financing of infrastructure projects across the united states, including improvements to the national freight rail system. she is well qualified to be a member of the surface transportation board, which we know is so critical to the movement of freight, and her appointment comes at a time when there are many important issues and decisions before the board. ms. hedlund was nominated by the president in april. she received bipartisan approval in the commerce committee now over two months ago, and it is time for the full senate to do the same. so i ask unanimous consent that the senate proceed to the following nomination -- calendar n

. >>> let's discuss this with tammy baldwin of the state of wisconsin. the senator -- let me ask you. you heard these compromise offers being made by the minority leader, senator mitch mcconnell. are either of them acceptable to you? >> well, in terms of a temporary lifting of the debt ceiling, we view that as a victory. a temporary victory with more work to do. and he cannot dictate the process we use in order to do this. as was just noted, traditionally, this is something that democrats and republicans do together and what we have been very clear is we understand we don't have any republican votes to do the responsible thing and save our economy from calamity. but then just get out of the way and let dous do it ourselves. the other reason i believe that mitch mcconnell is trying to steer into this reconciliation process is because it takes us away from the main biden build back better agenda. we are working, as you know, day and night, on the build back better budget. and we want to pass that hand in hand with the bipartisan infrastructure package. we

do you think that this is -- you heard senator baldwin a few minutes ago maybe talking about how they can't do the reconciliation, they can't pass it with only 50 votes using that special process because they need to focus on the build back better act. they need to focus on infrastructure. do you think democrats, constituents are going to get exasperated by all of this? >> jake, people know, i think all of us, everybody that was paying attention from the democratic party knew back in january when democrats pulled out an inside straight and happened to win two senate races in georgia, one, i think shocked the political world but recognized the incredible potential of this moment, but also just how hard it was going to be. you were still in the midst of a global pandemic. we were starting to come out of it. you had an enormous amount of economic weakness that we had to shore up and finally a potential to do what the country has been asking for which is invest in our infrastructure. address issues on education and child care. try to finally address climate. and to try to do that when eve

so loyal baldwin, loyal don't belong to lovers football. but all of those are coming from, you know, the general younger dorsey as old opens was thought, beautiful. but all holly was so notice is that a bay does fall off on another little boy when those ard, for those old ribbons. as soon as you did wrong, i saw returning your call as in after the piece deal. if 5000 strong nationally ration army was the only active to really group left in columbia all our time. i think, i think, i believe probably all. it moved into remote areas abandoned by that the mobilized mark and claimed to be using it's new to rhetoric control to eradicate rather than benefit from the drug straight. we met some of its members on the border with venezuela. they told us they were training new recruits and fighting against paramilitaries, working for both narco traffickers and the government. they claimed their rank swelled in response to the police cracked down on po festus. this year. this cooper fight her school. we're told we're rehearsing for action on the followi

baldwin: madam president. the presiding officer: the senator from wisconsin is recognized. ms. baldwin: let me start by asking unanimous consent that the vote on the motion to discharge the lemond nomination occur at 3:30 p.m. today. the presiding officer: without objection. ms. baldwin: madam president, i rise today to talk about the opportunity we have before us to deliver results for the people we work for. right now, too many americans are struggling to make ends meet and get ahead because of the cost and availability of child care, health care, home care, and prescription drugs. in my home state of wisconsin, people like zena, a human resources representative from twin lakes, needs us to pass the build back better budget that invests in working families. zena has been battling several severe auto immune diseases, and she has been battling these for more than 15 years. she fell very ill after contracting norovirus, and she was unable to work and ultimately lost her josh as well as her employer-sponsored health care that came with it. sick and uninsured, she turned to our st

. >> jimmy: yeah >> i -- i'm really inspired by james baldwin, the writer. >> jimmy: yeah >> have you heard of him >> jimmy: of course. >> don't lie [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i have heard of james baldwin. >> okay, yeah. he's -- was a great source of inspiration for me growing up, and he was a great source of inspiration for the show and one of the things i quote over and over again in the show is that artists are here to disturb the peace. and so - >> jimmy: wow. >> and so i hope that i have disturbed not only your peace this afternoon but - [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you always disturb my peace. >> people's peace while they watch the show, but in -- i mean that in the best way. >> jimmy: oh, yeah you get in good trouble. >> good trouble. >> jimmy: yeah, you really do. no, no, no, now, why would you -- [ cheers and applause ♪ madonna! stop, stop, stop, stop, stop stop it. [ cheers and applause oh, my goodness. stop it. stop it. i don't know what to do. stop it right now. [ cheers and applause this is -- [ cheers ] oh, my gosh. every -- look at this. [ laughter ] i don't know what -- i don

future is precisely as bright or as dark as our ability to grapple with this, that was a line from james baldwin where he was trying to warn the country in 1962 in the incandescent essay he published in "the new yorker" that's the first piece in this book. he was warning the country we seem to believe that we can allow a two-tiered democracy in this society and continue to be a functional democracy and it's just not the case. if we didn't understand that, the civil war should have taught us that lesson. and so we find ourselves grappling with the same concern again and our failure to recognize these lessons of history place this is right directly in the center of our current events again. >> good morning, jelani. it's willie geist. great to have you on the show. congratulations on this book. the last part of it talks about the uprise and after. the uprise being the demonstrations we saw in the streets last year after the murder of george floyd in minneapolis. and you write eloquently not just about that moment but what comes after. so where do you think we are? have we capitalized on that moment

at this hour with kate baldwin starts right now . >>> hello, everyone. i'm kate baldwin. another miss, the jobs report, disapointsing. off the mark by hundreds of thousands of jobs. president biden set to speak on this this hour. >>> economic calamity avoided for now. the senate extends the debt ceiling avoiding a disastrous default, but only for weeks. and is democrats still can't agree on their ambitious spending programs. >>> and rounding the corner, positive signs on covid, more positive signs. fewer case, more vaccinations, mandates pushing more people to get the shot. but those same mandates are forcing some people to choose between the shot and their job

the next three senators in order are smith, romney, and baldwin. >> thank you, madam chair. and thank you very much, secretary cardona and secretary becerra, for joining us today. it's very good to be with you. i'm going to direct my questions to secretary becerra. mr. secretary, i applaud the biden administration's commitment to keeping our children safe in school through vaccinations, through masking, through ventilation, and through testing. and this includes the administration's recent announcement that they will ramp up the production of rapid covid-19 tests and purchase $2 billion worth of rapid tests which can detect, as we know, up to 98% of cases that are infectious with covid. so rapid in-home tests are a huge benefit to parents, because they can get quick test results, so they know whether they can send their students to school after they've been exposed to covid in the classroom. and it's also a huge help to schools that are, frankly, i've heard, overwhelmed in some cases by asking educators to administer tests and to do contact tracing on top of everything else

at this hour with kate baldwin starts right now . >>> hello, everyone. i'm kate baldwin. another miss, the jobs report, disapointsing. off the mark by hundreds of thousands of jobs. president biden set to speak on this this hour. >>> economic calamity avoided for now. the senate extends the debt ceiling avoiding a disastrous default, but only for weeks. and is democrats still can't agree on their ambitious spending programs. >>> and rounding the corner, positive signs on covid, more positive signs. fewer case, more vaccinations, mandates pushing more people to get the shot. but those same mandates are forcing some people to choose between the shot and their job. thank you for being here. at this hour, we're standing by to hear from president biden. set to deliver his first public remarks on the september jobs report just out. and it was a major disappointment. the report showed the u.s. economy added just 194,000 jobs last month. some economists actually expected it to be more than twice that number. a report is even worse than the last disappointment, which was just the

master activity — — stanley baldwin? well, you can't call a french president... all of them have been hyperactive. i think has brought a bit more stability. he's the favourite to win the election. he has a plan to modernise france. with the new coalition. to put france at the new coalition. to put france at the centre of europe. so, i think the centre of europe. so, i think the french are at the moment better positioned than the british because they have same strong leadership, but a position which, of course, borisjohnson doesn't have or was incapable to describe it in the conference speech.— incapable to describe it in the conference speech. thank you all very much- _ conference speech. thank you all very much. japan's _ conference speech. thank you all very much. japan's new- conference speech. thank you all very much. japan's new prime . very much. japan's new prime minister took office on monday. he's a former minister. the chinese military dispatch 52 aircraft. the fourth day in succession of incursions. since it

senator capito and baldwin passed into law -- and i'm concerned this algorithms that they t have pushes out content promoting anorexia. do you think their algorithms pushed this on tm girl's? >> facebook knows being gauged based rankings the way they choose content for younger users in all users amplify preferences and they have done what they call proactive incident response where they take things that they have heard thatwh they like ledy the algorithm with anorexic content and re-created pat themselves. in terms of yes this happens top people so facebook knows they are leading young people to anorexia content. >> you think they are designing their products to be addictive by using that content? >> facebook has a long history of having effective -- were they take tiny tweets in are optimizing it to grow. it cands be construed as facilitated. >> you brought up by the countries in what's been happening there. on "60 minutes" he said facebook implemented face guard -- safeguard the head of the 2020 election but turned off those safeguards right after the election. the insurrection occurr

marc, is there something to be said for political leaders in what i think baldwin used to call master activity? — masterly inactivity? well, you can't call a french president... masterly inactivity. all of them have been hyperactive. macron i think has brought a bit more stability, he is the favourite to win the election. he has a plan to modernise france. the british are out of the europe and germany is not the force it was in the past with the new coalition. to put france at the centre of europe. so, i think the french are at the moment better positioned than the british because they have the same strong leadership, but a vision which, of course, borisjohnson doesn't have or was incapable to describe it in the conference speech. thank you all very much. japan's new prime minister took office on monday. he's a former foreign minister. just as well, because troubl appears to be brewing the pacific. the chinese military dispatch 52 aircraft. the fourth day in succession of incursions. since it regards the island as a prophet of china, —a — a province of china. beijing acknowledge

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turkeys president richard tar berta want says that his government is determined to end threats from baldwin, syria, a car bombing at a market place in a freedom has killed at least 5 people, a fried his on the took heap act acquisitions control thailand plans to accept vaccinated tourists flying from countries that says are low risk from next month. it'll scrap hotel quarantine for travelers from 10 countries that include the u. k . the u. s. giovanni and chide up all arrivals will still be to show negative cobit 19 test results from mister prior channel. jeff says that he'll consider lifting the night time curfew and found on alcohol sales in the capital bank called by the new year. but donna says that it won't share its curve at 19 vaccine 4 will up despite appeals from the world health organization company, executive se, instead, they'll ramp up production. they say that's the best way to increase global supply . within the next 6 to 9 months, the most reliable way to make high quality vaccines and in an efficient way is going to be if we make them. and so i think that the, the appeals a

the trouble is deeper than we think as james baldwin said becauses trouble is in us. unless we are mature enough to confront on both sides, our democracy, the republic is in deep jeopardy, and i think we have to understand that, and thank god you're ringing that alarm every single day. >> every single day with your help. eddie glaude, thank you for starting us off. mark mckinnon, donna edwards for sticking around: when we come back, state's governor banned vaccine mandates, women in the state are living with the chaos and tragedy of the country's strictest abortion law, essentially an all out ban. an elections administrator in a county donald trump won by a landslide has been hounded out of her job. it all begs the question, what the heck is wrong in texas. with millions of kids back in school, there's a bit of reassuring news out today for parents. it sounds counter intuitive, we're going to give it to you anyway, the risk of covid in unvaccinated children is statistically lower in elderly people who are vaccinated. we'll ask a doctor to fact check and explain it. >>

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