thank you, brad. brad: thank you. >> monday, a facility manufacturing director speaks with the international monetary fund about fairly distributing the covid vaccine worldwide. watch live beginning at 1:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. online at c-span.org. or listen on the free c-span radio app. >> c-span is your unfiltered view of government. we are funded by these companies and more, including media,. >> the world changed in an instant. media com was ready. we never slowed down. schools and businesses went virtual and we powered a new reality because at mediacom, we're built to keep you ahead. >> mediacom supports c-span as a public service, along with other television providers, giving you a front row seat to democracy. peter: and joining us this week on 'the communicators" is the former chairman, tom wheeler.

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and this was about 5:19 am. >> then brad's pick up pulled away, out of frame. >> when brad holder's wife is interviewed, she had been out all night. she comes home and said when she got home at 6 am that brad was embed sleeping. we have a timeframe from 5:20 am to 6 am were brad holzer has to commit this homicide and has to dispose of the body. or he has to hide the body somewhere and dispose of it later. and we just didn't feel that mr. holzer had strong opportunity and in that time period. and certainly didn't have much of a motive to murder susan casey. >> that was quite a relief as you can imagine for brad. who has replayed the scene countless times. saying goodnight to susie and pulling away before she got inside the apartment door. >> in hindsight it bothers me that i didn't wait and watch her. but there's no reason that anybody should be there. it's five in the morning. the whole town was dead. i just remember needing to get home. wanting to get home as soon as possible. it didn't cross my mind for a second that anything had happen. or that anyone was there. >> the gala little ges

brad lay down, the blanket around himself and nodded off. i looked at my mother-in-law and there were tears in her eyes . he looksso safe. i feel like i'm looking into the future she shivered . i saw her point. he was pale, gaunt, a harbinger of the worsttimes to come . brad's oncologist was of the old-fashioned type and seemed unsettled when we pushed back on the rex not do anything bad . he finally reluctantlyoffered a plan for chemo with the second line treatment . she denied the claim on the grounds. brad and i had many agonized conversations about that and i just potentially paying for it out-of-pocket even though nobody was convinced it would be effective . we asked for a second opinion at stanford. brad didn't quite fit their special but they were interested in his case . we were learning unlucky patients whom doctor after doctor was saying we've really never seen this before . stanford wanted to run additional tests including running camera into brad's lungs to see why you might be coughing so much . back it's unclear why nobody ever

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let's turn to brad whitehead. guest: one of the things that gives me comfort in this is that the money is being pushed down to be deployed at the local level. one of the things that can be frustrating for us -- i am in cleveland ohio -- when it is a federal program telling us exactly what we need to do and it does not comport with what we know needs to happen on the ground. as gordon was saying, with this money coming, it feels like there's a lot of latitude for how we spend it locally. not just in terms of what we spend it on, but where we spend it, things of that sort. hopefully this is an example of government closer to the people. if we don't screwed up, this should be a more positive. on the self-inflicted point, i know it is a political discussion about what was needed or not needed. the reality we have is that there were a lot of restaurants and service industries and other things hurt. whether we could rerun the tapes and do it differently, that is a good debate. we find ourselves where we are. now the que

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redstone joins us now -- brad stone joined as now. brad: the current count, it's about 400 no votes to about 283 yes votes for joining the union, so amazon is outpacing about 2:1. that's what we've seen all day so far. i think amazon kind of expected to win. they're confident and cocky with how they view the company. they've shown this is a larger war about amazon's power about the way it treats its workers. it's got politicians on both sides of the aisle really targeting the company. emily: and there's 3200 votes total, so a couple thousand more to count. is this a wake-up call for amazon, brad, even if they went? should they w -- they win? brad: they need to get to 600 yes votes to be certified. unlike the elections we're all familiar with, these ballots are commingled so there's not geographic diversity in the count. 2:1, amazon should be feeling good. but what do they have to learn? i think there are complaints you have heard from some of these union workers they should take into account, things about mandatory overtime, the lengt

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jordan's choice, "a new day" by brad meltzer. what is it about a "a new day" that he liked? >> what he liked about it was every day for him really is a new day. it's a chance for him to start over. >> soon after -- >> i want you to know you're my hero this week >> reporter: a touching social media response from the author himself >> what did you think of that? >> i really like was surprised. i was wearing a shirt that had nasa on it and so he decided to wear a shirt that had nasa on it >> brad was so humbled and moved by jordan's courage he joined us recently for another surprise brad meltzer wanted to say hello to you in person you're going to get a chance to see him and meet him right now >> really? >> look. >> oh, yeah, jordan. >> hi, brad meltser. >> hey, jordan, amazing man. how are you? >> good. >> i'm going to show you my newest hero you ready for him? >> yeah. >> tell me if he looks familiar that face is worth it. that's you chris eliopolis our amazing artist drew you. this is coming your way to you >> a drawing of jordan >> thank you so much >> reporter: a tribute f

a lot to get to, brad. we like to kind of open up, look at different types of stories here end of the week. what's on your mind for a fall back? >> so i saw this story about these, i think they were morgue workers in new york, in the city, that were taking the, the credit cards of the deceased. and, yeah. there they are. stole credit cards from dead people, and i think that's about the worst thing i've heard in a while. >> yeah. brad, i mean, that's very low, and, new york, like a lot of places, dealing with, of course, what? the "new york times" called it the deadliest year in american history. people are desperate but that is really low. since i mentioned it, briefly, curious. you're busy, a busy person. what got you so motivated to jump right in beginning of this uncertain time and do so much in your community? >> well, i mean, we got lucky, because we were, i say "lucky." unlucky is really the right word. we were working on this charity for the last five years and we got our permit to open our free groc

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i am pleased today to be joined by country music singer, song writer brad paisley. brad, great to see you. >> how are you doing, bret? >> good to see you. >> bret: i'm doing great. listen, weed to have you on because you launched this evident to get people to get the vaccine. what prompted you to do this? >> well, you know, we have got some great plans for this summer. and nashville -- we're actually playing the fourth of july which is going to be a sort of amazing welcome back nashville on the 4th. i have got good friends at vanderbilt hospital and a lot of people have, you know, been talking to me about these -- this situation. i just think it's our way back. our industry, nashville has been hit so hard. i mean, all of the things that we have gone through from the touring industry being completely crippled to just the amazing ways that fans have been deprived of live music. i'm just really hopeful that this is the light at the end of the tub. >> bret: yeah, i'm going to play this public service announcement and let people see it. >> empty seats can't cheer. they d

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brad: you're right there is still a lot of voting to go. unlike the elections we are all familiar with, these ballots arco mingled, so there's not really any kind of geographic diversity in the count. two to one, amazon should be feeling good, but the key question is what they have to learn, and i think you have learned things they should take into account, things about mandatory overtime, the lengths of breaks, the amount of time workers are spending on their feet. this is a warehouse populated largely by members of the black community, and i think amazon needs to do a better job of listening to black employees. we will see if they take a lesson here. emily: there is a lot of back-and-forth going into this. a tweet from the amazon news account, speculation workers have to in bottles on the job. -- workers have to pee in bottles on the job. amazon apologizing for that tweet, saying it needs to do better. should these kind of battles continue to pop up in the u.s. and around the world? brad: it was curiously shortsighted for a company that k

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okay, brad, epic moves in xrp, but you say that xrp a currency. where does the suit with the sers c stand? sec stand? >> look, i feel really good about the progress that's been made in the courts so far. it's been very clear to me, you know, you have other parts of the u.s. government saying that xrp's a currency whether it be county of justice, whether it be the u.s. treasury. so the sec, you know, eight or nine years after xrp started trading, over a trillion dollars has traded out there, for them to say, hey, we now think it's a security, you should have known that all along, that's pretty hard to swallow. the commissioner deserves that crypto mom moniker because she really has the support of the industry and really champions the need for that clarity that, hopefully, we'll now get through the court process. liz: well, this is an ongoing situation is, but look at the spike. and some of the most recent spike has to do with the fact that the judge just dealt the sec a bit of a blow, the sec did not like the motion that was is set to prevent the s

"a new day" by brad meltzer. >> what he liked about it is every day for him really is a new day. it's a chance for him to start over >> i want you to know you're my hero this week. >> reporter: on a touching social media response from the author himself >> what did you think of that? >> i was really surprised. i was wearing a shirt that had nece nasa on it so he decided to wear a shirt that had nasa on it. >> reporter: brad was so humble and moved by jordan's courage that he joined us recently for another surprise >> brad meltzer wanted to say hello to you in person you're going get a chance to see him and meet him right now >> really? >> look! >> oh, yeah, jordan. >> i rather. >> hey, jordan, amazing man, how are you? >> fine. >> i'm going to show you my newest hero. you ready for him? >> tell me if he looks familiar. that face is worth it, pal that's you our amazing artist drew you. it's coming your way >> a drawing of jordan. >> thank you so much. >> reporter: a tribute for the boy now inspiring so many. are you surprised at the overwhelming response that this has had? >> i'm

brad, hey, you look good too. you and jason, you know, i'm going to show the love all the way around. >> thank you. >> brad, what was the look for you last night? >> oh, mine was regina king in louis vuitton. this gown was absolutely breathtaking. it has over 60,000 sequins on it. thousands and thousands of stones, 80 meters of chain. it is just a work of art. this sculptural neckline, and her stylists, they just create these magical moments and they said they were going to do something really, really bold at the oscars and they did. it paid off. she looks absolutely stunning, and she has been knocking it out of the park all of awards season, and this was the cherry on the sundae. perfection. >> i have to agree. >> yeah. >> looks fantastic. jason, let's talk about the big trends on the red carpet. we saw a lot of skin with cutouts and also some plunging necklines. >> i mean, skin was completely in last night. i mean, everything. you had viola with the laser cutouts. i mean, you had angela bassett. you had kirby, h

let's turn to brad whitehead. guest: one of the things that gives me comfort in this is that the money is being pushed down to be deployed at the local level. one of the things that can be frustrating for us -- i am in cleveland ohio -- when it is a federal program telling us exactly what we need to do and it does not comport with what we know needs to happen on the ground. as gordon was saying, with this money coming, it feels like there's a lot of latitude for how we spend it locally. not just in terms of what we spend it on, but where we spend it, things of that sort. hopefully this is an example of government closer to the people. if we don't screwed up, this should be a more positive. on the self-inflicted point, i know it is a political discussion about what was needed or not needed. the reality we have is that there were a lot of restaurants and service industries and other things hurt. whether we could rerun the tapes and do it differently, that is a good debate. we find ourselves where we are. now the que

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emily: will talk to microsoft president brad smith about that and more tomorrow. we will be interviewing him exclusively on "bloomberg technology." dan newman, futurum research analyst. again, brad smith joining us tomorrow. coming up, amd and texas instruments also reporting results. how the chip shortage and rocketing demand is impacting their outlook. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> q1 had one of the most difficult supply chain challenges that we have ever experienced. difficulties with supply chain, over the whole range of parts. the chip shortage, this is a huge problem. emily: tesla ceo elon musk there after the company reported results, highlighting just how severe the chip shortage has been globally. texas instruments and amd out with their results after the bell. let's get straight to ed ludlow in san francisco. chip shortage top of mind. what would you highlight? ed: texas instruments, 80% of the chips they offer customers themselves, they don't outsource to third parties. they were talking about the keyword, leadtime, the time it takes for a customer ordering

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annabelle: while brad pitt is busy, lorraine would be good. dave: lorraine ran a restaurant in italy i believe. >> i think she will do a netflix, and that what everybody is doing now predict. dave: have you seen the one that like talk about things people are watching during covid-19. i love that. watch the show is driving around italy and going these incredible places and eating wherever he goes, they get in the world's best italian food. the whole thing every episode is him saying oh my god, i could do that. we need that food. in a way more. but i could do that. >> that is a dream job. living the dream party to i want that. it i want that job. >> i don't know whether to be envious and enjoy it or hate him. because i am sitting here in a meeting doritos out of the bag that has no end. annabelle: i haven't watched it because i hate him. dave: everybody watches that come immediately in order to eat pizza or goes into the refrigerator pretty because your home. if you like oh my god, he's indicate. like cheese in your like eating chips. our papa j

sanborn: i will start and if brad wants to chime in. it definitely poses a big challenge for us and i would say primarily the reason is the amount of just sort of rhetoric out there in general and rhetoric can be hateful. looking specifically for that one sliver of this is an individual who is plotting something is definitely a challenge because of the amount of data out there, and being cognizant of individuals' rights. rep. aderholt: given your extensive experience intact -- in counterterrorism operations throughout the years. what strategies do you think can be employed to prevent mastic terror without violating the actual rights of american citizens? ms. sanborn: thank you for that question. i think it is really see something, say something. community members, employers, parents, etc.. we have found that almost every single time, we call it the bystander phenomena, almost every single time when we interview family members and friends they say i started to notice something, something was starting to change with this individual, and s

>> significantly i think you're seeing brad, you mentioned, a fantastic person and been on your show many times and fantastic team in altimeter, bringing in another successful company to market. folks, companies like open door, sofi, grab, reinforces the power of the spac. the real innovation of the spac and jon sort of mentioned why it's important here is, you get to spend a lot more time with buy side connect and communicate with them in a way not possible d dpud during a 30-minute road show jon said a super apps. not just ride hailing and food delivery but so much more. that is important and will serve them well soon i think. >> and that super app grab in geographic area is particularly important when the likes of uber stepped back a bit from those global ambitions sure, still have global ambitions but these aren't the days of, like, five or more years ago when pushing into china, pushing into all of these geographic areas and doing driverless cars, et cetera, et cetera seems there really is an opportunity for the smartest local companies to make headway and form relationships bar

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brad, claire mccaskill is here with a question. >> hi, claire. >> good morning, brad. i really want to prevail upon you and ask you about your friends in country music. i think you guys have such a powerful platform about this -- the vaccine-wary folks out there. have you visited with some of the other superstars of your genre to talk about doing exactly what you've done which is being on country radio or psas or using a way to convince people that the vaccine is something to welcome and not be afraid of. >> there are definitely some things bubbling about that. i've had a few conversations with a few of my artist friends and several are vaccinated and others are, you know, about to. i think you're going to see some of that. we all realize, i think, maybe not all, but most of us realize that this is the safe way to get to do this. when you're going to cram 12 people on a tour bus and go down the road it makes sense, and it is so absolutely safe. these vaccines are really, really game changers and to get on a bus, i, for one, i don't have to wear a mask the whole time i'

. >> he's got brad pascal running his campaign, what you think about that? first of all let me apologize for my pronoun mixup, i think i just didn't get enough sleep last night i had no intention of mixing them up and i tried to correct it immediately but whatever, it just came out. >> shannon: as the views joy behar struggles with pronouns, democrats in california could soon be struggling with how to handle the news that republican caitlyn jenner is running to replace him. let's discuss the latest development of the recall effort with the host of the aggressive progressive podcast chris hahn and it senior advisor to the recall gavin campaign, randy economy, thanks for being here tonight. i want to play something that caitlyn jenner said in july and 2016 making an important revelation. >> it was easy to come out as a trans, it was harder to come out as a republican. okay? >> shannon: she said it's tougher to be republican in california, so randy i know you're part of the recall effort. do you have a preference for the g.o.p. candidate or candidates to take o

the secretary of state, brad raffensperger, who became the center of controversy with former president trump critical of claims that there was election fraud across the state, he was taken off the election board, or his position was. why? guest: he will no longer have a boat, he will have a role, but not a vote. that is pushback on secretary of state raffensperger's stance on the elections that they were free and fair. he has been one of the most outspoken defenders of the election. of course, he oversaw the election, so he had an integral role in the 2020 election in georgia. he defied former president trump's calls to find enough votes to overturn the election. he also infuriated many republicans for not promoting concerns about widespread election fraud, saying over and over again that there was no evidence of any sort of systemic irregularities in georgia's vote. so this is payback from republican lawmakers who will now have technically a majority. republicans already had a majority on the five-member board, but now the legislature. three of the five members of this legislature has

bradley bowman he joins us brad is with the foundation for the defense of democracies he's also a former apache helicopter pilots both of you welcome good to see you will get to russia in just a moment but we have developments concerning afghanistan tonight u.s. president biden will reportedly announce a total withdrawal of u.s. troops from afghanistan this coming september 11th the 20th anniversary of the $911.00 terror attacks in the u.s. terry this broke just a couple of hours ago has there been any reaction from nato. there hasn't yet been a formal reaction from nato brant because it it did break quite late in the day after after business hours here in brussels and as you mentioned president biden hasn't actually made the announcement yet we do know that he's going to do that there's been a background call with senior officials and i can also tell you from sources that secretary blinken briefed nato allies today about the decision so we definitely know it's forthcoming but you know there hasn't you know been the meeting of nato foreign and defense ministers that's going to happen tom

ben stiller, brad pitt? which one? >> oh, brad pitt, of course. >> if anybody out there doesn't know that you want jeopardy, they've been sleeping late. >> who did you pick to win the whole tournament? and you would have said -- >> the orlando blooms. >> congratulations on your new job, mom. we're so excited for you. >> and so excited to go out to dinner on sundays and watch movies. >> and you'll finally be able to sleep in. >> and i know you're most looking forward to this. you'll finally be able to wait on me hand and foot in the morning before school. so we love you. >> yes. >> and we're very happy for you. >> my gosh. that's beautiful. that was beautiful. what a tribute, you guys. thank you so much. i mean, when i look back at all the things we've accomplished over these years, it's just the crowning moment of my career. i mean, this has been a true career highlight. >> look, you were so good at what you do. you are so good at what you do. you're also just good, period. but you are so good at what you do and seeing

i'm going to brad in kentucky, brad >> caller: hey, jim, how are you doing? >> brad. i am doing well, how about you, bradley? good deal. >> caller: i'm doing well. >> hit me. >> caller: so here is my question. >> sure. >> caller: online gaming, why does it seem to be lagging behind the sports betting and gaming sector? it looks to have proven leadership and has more exposure to i gaming which looks like it will be more profitable than sports betting alone. >> i'm inyour camp, my friend. this is the smackdown of the spacs but you're on to something and tillman would be the real deal look at nvidia, look at what it's -- nvidia, my dog all right. nvidia lives on with jenson. the best tech stocks work because the companies are constantly innovating like nvidia on "mad money" tonight, honey well and boeing, they gave you mixed messages last friday session so could one of these industrials bring more power to your portfolio i'm giving you my take then, the pandemic put a focus on differences between big and small and business but in a post vaccine world, who will prevail? i

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