i will go to brendan first. there is another theme emerging i want everybody to think about, which is a lot of people are asking the question about what is in it for the recipient countries. things are may be more expensive, will take more time, if there will be assessment of standards and so forth, or just setting high standards, so what is the incentive for the recipient, the developing countries to take up over frankly a cheap, dirty quick deal from somebody else? that is a question i would like everybody's thoughts on, starting with brendan. does that depend on the u.s. government to pull in private finance for projects you are interested in, or do you look for private financing yourself? could you talk about the relationship to the financial side of the story? brendan: sure. multipart question, i'd love them. i reject the premise of the question, that a team usa solution cost more, takes longer. i don't accept the premise of that. we have proven with a level playing field that on a net value basis, when you

brendan: thank you. the punchline is going around the world and trying to pitch a team usa solution of which sometimes it is part of that. go around the world and try to pitch an american value proposition around the world, particularly the developing world. it is not a level playing field. those who have the highest probability and -- at succeeding are the companies that are state backed. they could be aggressively state sponsored and supported. every other country that we are competing with, they view infrastructure as a strategic instrument of stock power and predicting value abroad. they support that with aggressive policies. some are more over, some are more subtle. the most clever ones you there export credit agencies, the development finance equivalents, the dramatic services in a way that there is ethical, government approach of promoting their national options. our competitors are able to offer financing more quickly and with more flexible terms which are more convenient for other national gover

jason, brendan, i want to say thank you. y'all are so much fun. don't forget to watch season two, "ted lasso" premieres tomorrow on apple tv plus. >>> stick around, jason and brendan will stick around for the fourth hour. y'all sure you want to do that >> why not we're here. >> first, this is "today" on >>> they wer >>> they were a riot goodness. >> hoda goldpark new name. >>> coming up, a real estate insider sharing all the secrets of the booming housing market right now whether buying or selling. >>> coming up at 10:00, a lesson in japanese etiquette before we all get on the plane and head to tokyo. >> and soon craig and i will be wearing sumo outfits don't forget, download your podcast wherever you get your podcast. >> they'll be back at 10:00, one more reminder. tune in tomorrow for live coverage of the opening ceremonies of the tokyo olympics in a special edition of "today." can't wait for that, and then we're back after your local news. >>> good morning. 8:56. i am marcus washington. new this morning, how much will it cost for san francisco

brendan. >> thanks. i thought it was an interesting discussion. one thing that i will touch on is i think there's been a lot of interest recently, including flowing out of justice thomas' recent statements that we should potentially classify big tech providers either as common carriers themselves or as places of public accommodation. my view on that is, what we really need to do is look to apply antidiscrimination obligations on big tech. and i would say that common carriage and public accommodation law are precedents in past examples, where we have applied some forms of anti-discrimination requirements on those types of entities. but it doesn't necessarily flow from that that we need to classify big tech as either common carriers or places of public accommodation. rather we just take the core concepts of anti-discrimination applied there and bring them forward into these websites. >> all right, daniel. >> thank you. i would have just a word or two, by way of reaction, to commissioner carr and mr. walken. i absolutely agree with you, about common

brendan? brendan: a lot of interesting discussion. i'm not sure if i have direct rebuttal, but one thing i will touch on is there have been a lot of interest recently, including out of thomas's recent statements that we should potentially classify big tech dividers either as common carriers or places of accommodation. my view, that is what we really need to do is look to apply antidiscrimination obligation on big tech. i would say that common carriage and the law are precedent in past examples where we have some form of antidiscrimination requirements on those entities, but that does not mean we necessarily declassified big tech as either common carriers or places of accommodation. rather, we take the core concepts of antidiscrimination apply there and bring the word into these websites. judge: daniel? daniel: thank you. i would just have a little to say by way of reaction, so to commissioner carr, i absolutely agree with what it means about common carriers. i think it has been traditionally understood and they are erratic different f

buckley is with us thanks so much for being here, brendan. our first guest tonight is an emmy-nominated actor and comedian you know from shows like "community" and "the soup." he's the host of "card sharks," which returns june 16th on abc and "crime scene kitchen" which airs wednesday nights on fox please welcome back to the show, our friend, joel mchale, everybody. >> yeah. >> seth: the entrance. >> thank you >> seth: oh, no. no, joel joel, we're trying - >> yeah. >> seth: -- oh, man. you've got to -- oh, no! [ laughter ] >> oh. >> seth: this is - >> how are you doing >> seth: we're trying -- joel, we're trying not to reward him with attention >> what are you talking about? you mean the greatest human on the planet, scollins [ laughter ] >> seth: now joel -- >> i just -- i knew that he wore a tank top and i'm like, "uh, now they're going to see my scollins tattoo that i got at a patriot game." [ laughter ] >> seth: now i will say, you wear a very similar tank top to scollins the arm area is where there's a giant difference >> you mean, like,

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brendan has been put to death, adam schiff is guilty of treason , susan rice and also william barr. it is very interesting website if people want to check it out. it is called realrawnews.com. host: what is the purpose of these obvious false reports? caller: they are not false. host: you are saying they have been arrested? caller: that's what i'm saying. they've been arrested, and hillary was hung back in april. host: this is the hill this morning, the opening of the olympics in tokyo. the headline, joe biden attends tokyo olympics opening ceremony, leaving the -- leading the -- kicking off a unique olympics. the look picks are -- the olympics are his first international trip with the first lady, seen wearing a black mask. pennsylvania on the republican line. hello. caller: so top headlines -- it is hard to choose, but i would say any headlines that speak to our infringements on life, liberty, and happiness, which are spelled out in our constitution. i am going to pick on one that is starting to infringe on life, and it is the vaccine story. with all the deaths that are being linked

the brendan center! [laughter] jim clyburn, who i think really has his finger on the pulse of e going to win elections, he ordained joe biden the nominee in south carolina and everything was gravy from there. he is backing the claim which requires photo i.d. but it can be something like utility bill. i think that if republicans are desperate -- or a phone bill, anything you get at your home. because there are issues with people matching birth certificates to their social security cards, et cetera, especially for elderly voters and black and latino communities. so let's talk about getting somewhere with that, john lewis for -- >> lawrence: so if it's free ids for everyone, does that remove the issue about voter i.d.? if everyone gets an i.d.? >> jessica: i think -- >> lawrence: lets do it. >> jesse: the thing is, i think the challenge the democrats have is they can never actually find somebody that they can show as an example. here's tom stevens, he doesn't have an i.d. they always talk about this group,

and this is clearly something they wanted relief from and they got it >> which would be a positive, brendan, in the long run i think the stocks and investors have a lot of uncertainty about which sectors china may be coming for next. the following you have, you don't have didi in there is it because it hadn't qualified because of timing, or are you going through and trying to figure out if that one needs to be specifically excluded? i'm just curious what to do as the chinese government is more and more involved with its marquee internet names >> in the case of didi it's clear whether explicitly or implicitly they probably shouldn't have gone public what's happening to didi is why they stopped a group from going public if you're about to get regulated, be supervised and go public, your ipo perspective financials aren't reflective of that regulation. a.n.t. was going to go public but they couldn't stop the foreign listing of didi. kwebb index provider has made the decision not to include didi until there's more clarification. >> until there's more clarification. so what kind of clarification

brendan, i want to start with you. speaker pelosi appointed eight members to the house select committee last week. now leader mccarthy has the opportunity to recommend five more if he wants to with pelosi's final approval. who would you tell them to put on this committee and why? >> i actually don't think that he was likely going to name any republican members until liz cheney agreed to be one of nancy pelosi's appointees. i don't think he wanted to legitimize the panel. i still think that's the approach. the republican job on this is to take every opportunity they can to say this is a partisan political exercise. he's going to be looking for some brawlers, some republicans who are known to fight and can get in there and mix it up. i'm thinking of a jim jordan. you think back to elise stefanik when she defended donald trump in the impeachment. i think there's a long line of republicans who would like to be on this, because there's no downside to them to be defending donald trump in republican politics these days. the n

amber's assistant manager brendan just standing there behind the counter. >> i knock on the door and he lets me in. i said, brandon, have you seen our? he's like, no. but he goes something a strange. there's money on the floor. it looks like there was some kind of struggle or something happen. some things got knocked over. my first thought was, worse amber? so he said he didn't know. of course, right away i'm thinking, what is going on with this guy? he clearly sees something wrong. he must not recognize her car thinking, that's your car outside. you see it. you see there is things on the floor. why haven't you reacted right away? are you going to call someone are check the rest of the story? >> but he hadn't. so, mariano ran to the back office. the only other room in the store. not a moment he will ever forget. not for the rest of his life. >> and i went around to the back i find amber on the floor, face down, and she has a plastic bag wrapped around her head. instantly i knew what happened. >> one mystery solved. amber was no longer missing. but a much bigger mystery remained. comi

let's bring into the conversation, brendan boyle, democrat from pennsylvania. thank you for being here, congressman. the house minority leader, kevin mccarthy, threatened to strip republican members of their current free assignments if they accepted speaker pelosi's offer to serve on the committee. liz cheney accepted. what do you think could be the fallout for her? >> well, i think that liz cheney at some point right prior to january 6th really came to the conclusion that she was going to do the right thing, damn the consequences. it is admirable. for those of us who remember the bush administration, the fact that me and so many democrats are praising liz cheney whose neo-conservative record on foreign affairs is quite well known as is her father's, is quite an irony and hard to believe given where we were a couple decades ago. but liz cheney is doing the right thing. she's already paid a price, losing her leadership spot. at this point i think she feels like she doesn't politically have anything more to lose that she hasn't already lost. >> do you think anybo

the end is even nicknames brendan, both term because it was, it was located just 200 kilometers from the german capital columns . balustrade and balconies adorned the islands as many of which dates from the turn of the 20th century. this is a brand of a bygone era bus one that continues to captivate visitors to this day. ah, even back then it was a status symbol to own a house at one of the dams, glamorous seaside resorts during the communist era fell into disrepair. but they've now been restored with many being turned into hotels apartments. a curious flock to the 3 imperial seaside resorts for the architecture. the towns had an o for as jim, and also tudor from town. whence wrote the view of the great sea through the trees, is poetic and infinitely pleasing to the heart and soul. today it's hard to find that politic tranquillity at the bustling kaiser beta, the enticing atmosphere remains about $1000000.00 visitors come to the island every year, especially in summer, during the high season. the me, i've rented a bike and rode down the boardwalk. ah, only a couple of minutes later,

and it is even nicknamed brendan both term because it was, it was located just 200 kilometers from the german capital aah. con balustrade and balconies adorned the islands as many of which day from the turn of the 20th century. well, it is raining of a bygone era bus one that continues to captivate visitors to this day. ah, in back then it was a status symbol to own a house at one of saddam's, glamorous seaside resorts giving the communist era. the british fell into disrepair, but they've now been restored with many being turned into hotels apartments. the tourists don't just flock to the 3 interior resorts with the architecture. these towns have all their own as jim and also tutor from town once wrote, the view of the grey see through the trees is poetic and infinitely pleasing to the heart and soul. today it's hard to find that poetic tranquillity at the bustling kaiser beta by the enticing atmosphere remains with that $1000000.00 visitors come to the island every year, especially in summer, during the high season. ah, ah, i've rented a bike and rode down the boardwalk. i only a coup

quick note on some other local players to get drafted kyle busch out of saint mary's and stanford's brendan beck were both selected in the second round. bush went to the angels while back was picked up by the yankees. and finally in non baseball news get a load of these ongoing championship celebrations, the tampa bay lightning are still celebrating their second straight stanley cup finals when so much celebrating. in fact, that the cup itself. sustained some party related injuries. you see it getting passed around quite a bit. they're blaming confirmed today that the cup had been dented during the festivities. it's going to undergo repairs in montreal before celebrations continue. but there's no need to worry pam and ken because the true original stanley cup is actually in the hockey hall of fame this is just it's thing that passed around i think it's been on tour here in the bay area over the past. and yeah, i got up close look at it and it looks pretty good, right on kind of being i think that right above it out. but i don't know. maybe not as well as hope to never what you expect when y

brendan. the national review genuinely believe that right-leaning speech is a good thing and they limit access to their platform to contributors who share that view. and the new republic, same thing on the left. it seems like something we would want to affirmatively protect, so why is it any different when a platform when you genuinely believe it is going to speak and they act on that. there's a couple answers here. put forth for the transparency antidiscrimination and nondiscrimination, would allow carveouts or only apply to what i would describe as general-purpose websites, so places like facebook, twitter, youtube. if you are a specialized website and you are very clear but where you hold yourself out in a general platform particularly where you say we do not engage in partisan political takedowns. people can disagree whether they do that in practice. if you passed the law to say don't moderate content based on the political ideology, twitter and facebook will say we don't do that so i woul

brendan carr is a commissioner on the federal communications commission and has served as general counsel of the sec, as lead advisor to chairman pai on wireless issues and is an attorney in the fcc general counsel's office. before joining the commission he practiced appellate and telecommunications law at wiley rye. he graduated from the catholic university law school and clerked for a judge on the u.s. court of appeals on the fourth circuit. daniel francis is a foreman fellow at the new york university school of law where he writes about constitutional law, competition law, and antitrust. he previously served as a deputy director, associate director, and senior counsel at the federal trade commission, where he focused on antitrust enforcement in digital markets. for 10 years he practiced antitrust with two multinational firms. he holds law degrees from trinity college cambridge, from harvard law school, and from nyu. paul watkins is the managing director of potomac global partners. he focuses on regulatory issues involving financial technology. mr. walken's founder the office of innovat

that's the message from independent journalist brendan leslie to the new york times slightly accuses the newspaper of defamation and of using its contents. without his approval, the video, the journalist claims was hijacked so much more than just routing for president trump. it's really rally for our way of like the american dream against big news during this claim, valid. falsely depicted him as a protester and i selectively edited 14 minute documentary on the capitol hill riot . while small, he says the new york times, he's intentionally providing fake reporting on what happened on january 6. the mainstream media and lead by the new york times is really trying to create this fake narrative. they rip the video from my news company that was on my social media, which was actually about a 5 minute video of me reporting about wide from supporters. we're going to hear his speech. never did anyone think a riot was ever going to happen. so that happened the day before, but new york time selectively edited that piece from my video, took a 9 2nd clip out of there to put into their documentar

well, that's the message from independent john les brendan leslie to the new york times. he accuses the newspaper of defamation on using his videos without approval of john, unless claims the media outlet used his footage and selectively edited 14 minute documentary on the capitol hill. it which falsely depicts him as a protest. he says the new york times is intentionally providing fake reporting. what actually happened on january the 6th, the mainstream media and led by the new york times is really trying to create this fake narrative. they rip the video from my news company that was on my social media, which was actually about a 5 minute video of me reporting about why from supporters, we're going to hear his speech. never did anyone think a riot was ever going to happen. that happened the day before, but new york times selectively edited that piece from my video, took a 9 2nd clip out of there to put into their documentary to make it seem like i was the one saying that this is why we're going and all that. and to picking me as someone who went to quote, take over the c

this is prime minister has ordered an investigation independent journalist brendan leslie pants to sue the new york times for defamation. and for using his content without approval, his video, the journalist claims was hijacked. so much more than just rounding for president. trump. it's really rallying for our way of flight, the american dream against big news. a journalist claims that the outlet falsely depicted him as a protester and a selectively edited 14 minute documentary on the capitol hill. right. one more thing says the new york times is intentionally providing fate reporting on what happened on january 6. the mainstream media and led by the new york times is really trying to create this fake narrative. they ripped the video from my news company that was on my social media, which was actually about a 5 minute video of me reporting about why from supporters. we're going to hear his speech. never did anyone think right? it was ever going to happen that happened the day before, but new york times selectively edited that piece from my video, took a 9 2nd clip out of there to put i

locked up in a heartbeat and left incarcerated. remodeling the separate story. independent journalist brendan leslie plans to see the new york times for defamation and using his content without approval a his, the video which the journalist claims was hijacked so much more than just routing for president trump. it's really rally for our way of life, the american dream against big news. while the journalist claims the outlet falsely depicts him as a protest unit, selectively edited 40 minute documentary on the capitol hill riot. what's more, he says, new york times is intentionally providing fight reporting on what happened on january the 6 the mainstream media and led by the new york times is really trying to create this fake narrative. they rip the video from my news company that was on my social media, which was actually about a 5 minute video of me reporting about wide from supporters. we're going to hear his speech. never did anyone think a riot was ever going to happen? what happened the day before, but new york time selectively edited that piece from my video, took a 9 2nd clip out of t

well my lords calling few, that's the message from independence john this brendan led me to the new york times . he uses the newspaper of defamation and using his content without approval. here's the video which on john, his claim was high, shocked. so much more than just rounding for president trump. it's really rally for our way of life. the american dream against big news. while the john claims the media outlet full feed to pick 10 of protest in a selectively edited 14 minute documentary on the capitol hill. right. what's more, he's all the new york times is intentionally providing fake reporting on what happened. don't john read the 6th, the mainstream media and lead by the new york times is really trying to create this fake narrative. they rip the video from my news company that was on my social media, which was actually about a 5 minute video of me reporting about why from supporters were going to hear his speech. never did anyone think a riot was ever going to happen that happened the day before, but new york times selectively edited that piece from my video, took a 9 2nd clip out

chairman just visited china relations between the 2 largest economies, is that in an old time love brendan o'connor is from sydney university's united states studies center. he says the trip is part of the body administration's plan to strengthen times between the 2 nations. i think has been important for the united states to show its allies and friends in se, asia, and he stays, you're in general in a strategy as well, where i live that america is listening that america wants strong alliances. that america is not just going to get drawn in, in this region of the world, into a us versus trying to conflict that it's, if it's involved, it's going to be involved with a range of like minded nations, a nation to want to share particular sort of ventures, and this is i think, necessary to visit after the shanker, last summer, was called off in june, austin, coming to strengthen those relations, but in some ways were frayed during the trump presidency. as donald trump didn't invest that much more data kind of connection across the asia pacific. one person has been killed and 4 others in this same

thus, the message from independent journalists, brendan leslie to the new york times, sees the keys, the newspaper of defamation, and of using his contents without approval. is the video which is the sternness claims was hijacked so much more than just rally for president trump. it's really rally for our way of flight. the american dream against big news. the journalist claims said the major i left falsely depicts to me as a protester in a selectively edited 40 minute documentary about the capitol hill right? well, small, he says the new york times is intentionally providing state reporting on what happened on january 6. the mainstream media and led by the new york times is really trying to create this fake narrative. they rip the video from my news company that was on my social media, which was actually about a 5 minute video of me reporting about why from supporters. we're going to hear his speech. never did anyone think right. it was ever going to happen that happened the day before, but new york times selectively edited that piece from my video, took a 9 2nd clip out of there to

thank you, paul. brendan, for that update on the situation in paris le, malaysia. hundreds of people rallied against the prime minister for his handling the pandemic. they want more, she didn't seem to resign infections of surgeon in recent weeks, despite emergency measures that have been in place since january any, 9000 people have died there. the protest in, quote number was mostly led by young people, one parliament to return to issue debt relief for those hardest hit by the pandemic or the world. her organization says corona virus debts have doubled in parts of africa over the past, and it's wanting to continents particularly vulnerable to the threat posed by the delta variance or regions on at risk. but none more so than africa. on current trends, nearly 70 percent of african countries will not reach the 10 percent vaccination target by the end of september. around 3500000 to 4000000. those are adams that weekly on the continent. but to meet the september, to get this much tries to $21000000.00 at the very least it week. many african countries have prepared well to roll out vacc

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a blm writer called brendan sermon, and he required surgery to repair his face. what's interesting is what happened next. so when no one called that blm limits take a dangerous insurrectionist, adam kinzinger didn't cry thinking about him. somebody flying a japanese zero at pearl harbor or to al qaeda on 9/11, and why? because the blm partners support the program. and then he was released from jail on his own recognizance. like so many of the trump voters on generally six, are you noticing the difference here? only congress seems to notice the difference. during today's hearings, when people in charge condone crimes, he said, things tend to fall apart. >> they have marching orders so to say, when people feel emboldened by people in power they assume they are right. even to this day, they think that they were right. that was the fury of the country. >> when people feel emboldened by people in power they assume they are right and that is absolutely true. but not in the way that they meant it. and no one was ever held responsible for it. and we await a commission on

the life he had with vashti and their two boys, now motherless boys, brendan born in the fall of 2006 and bronson less than two years later. >> when they had their babies it was a very happy time. my sister was mother of the year. >> at four in the morning she would get up, hand make baby food. >> while. >> so her kids could have organic, healthy food. >> she lived for those babies. >> not just her own kids -- >> she was the first to help someone, at the boys daycare, a little boy had -- it was cancer, leukemia or something -- she stayed up and baked many loaves of banana bread and sold those to raise the money for that void to have treatment. >> what was brett as a dad? >> he did lots of things for the kids. i will tell you, he did walks with them. he would play outside with some. he was very engaged as a dad. he was very proud of his sons. >> brett he was a law man from a family of lawman, a former sheriff's deputy and for the last few years he had been teaching officer recruits of all types at the training center. where bob being seacat, one of his brothers work before him. >> he w

keep us posted, brendan, and best of luck. >> will do. thank you. neil: all right, in the meantime , another worry is what's happening with the virus right now, the world health organization out with a warning, there is a wave coming, and it is unstoppable. the only question is how big of a wave and how many nations will have to deal with it, including japan, where the tokyo olympics could still, still be canceled. i know that seems unthinkable but that's not coming from me. that's coming from the guy in charge of it, after this. >> ♪ that building you're trying to sell, - you should ten-x it. - ten-x it? ten-x is the world's largest online commercial real estate exchange. you can close with more certainty. and twice as fast. if i could, i'd ten-x everything. like a coffee run... or fedora shopping. talk to your broker. ten-x does the same thing, - but with buildings. - so no more waiting. sfx: ding! see how easy...? don't just sell it. ten-x it. we love our new apartment. plenty of parking, big closets- there's too much pressure in the bathroom.

brendan, i want to start with you because right now liz cheney is the only republican on the committee, and of course we heard what kevin mccarthy had to say about that before she accepted nancy pelosi's appointment to that committee. we're not sure quite yet if kevin mccarthy is going to put more republicans on the committee or decide not to participate. from what i can tell, from the conversations i had. it seems like they're leaning towards participating, it's more like what kinds of republicans will we see on the panel. how do you think it will impact the proceedings if republicans decide to participate versus boycott. >> i think they will name a republican to the panel. i think prior to liz cheney being named, they were not. i think there was an effort to delegitimize it. i think he will now put members on. i think basically the biggest thing they're looking for is who can run interference for trump. this committee is going to be run by democrats. so democrats will be in charge of the proceedings and what happens. you're do going to be looking for brawlers that could really fight.

today i rise to recognize the hard work and dedication of brendan bridges as he retires from service as the greensburg police chief. first joining in the department in 2001, chief bridges served as a patrol officer and detective before being promoted as police chief in 2014. he has turned a chapter and become -- becaming the resource officer in greensburg community school systems. thank you again, chief bridges, for your service to our community and on behalf of indiana's sixth district, we would like to wish you best of luck in your future enbevers. -- endeavors. madam speaker, i rise today to congratulate shelby county, indiana, on the bicentennial anniversary of its founding. created in 1821 by the indiana general assembly, shelby county is a doughnut county of the greater indianapolis area. with a population of around 45,000 people, shelby county is the home of the 21st vice president of the united states, thomas hendricks. shelby county is a predominantly built around its manufacturing and agriculture communities that continue to attract investment from companies around the glob

joining us is brendan ahearn, we should note that crane shares is a beijing based investment bank. many invesers use kweb to garneresh poregarn er exposure to chinese tech names. >> we think this decision with didi is an isolated event. there's chinese regulation occurring on the internet space, but the situation with didi has weighed opthe entire sector when we think this is a very company specific issue >> company specific issue, but one in which we're starting to see more and more companies become subjected to. a lot of these things have to do with companies that haven't been listed yet, but do you expect to see more of these types of news-making, headline-making regulatory actions take place across the sector, and it's almost as if, you know, at least investors in the way they're valuing these things they expect dominos to continue falling as a result of this larger regulatory clampdown. >> it's very important for investors to recognize that the regulations are being adhered to and adopted to by the companies. we have not seen the companies fundamentals in any of the china inte