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washington s probe into the blockbuster truce between the pga tour and liv golf out of saudi arabia. the multi-billion dollars investment group is looking at some other sports now. we start with some big news from the campaign trail. let s get to that. gillian: former president trump s campaign says he hauled in over $32 million during q2, despite mounting legal troubles and expenses. bill: will his competition be able to keep the pace? all eyes on the numbers, and our first real barometer of how some of the other candidates are doing and do they have the momentum and how is the grassroots support and what about the big backers and the questions continue. gillian: a busy week on the trail, iowa and new hampshire. bill: the former vice president mike pence speaking to voters in the hawk eye state and a few hours from now, nikki haley in new hampshire. and looks like the former president s numbers have picked up yet again. they have. $35 million is nearly double, six
i think the saudi wealth fund is anywhere between, what, 750 and $950 billion, and they might be able to go even higher than that. true. i don t think money is going to be an issue. the question is, saudi arabia, people have a problem, we look at their culture and how could women be a big deal, women just learned to drive. people put to death for small small criminal infractions. that s not what we buy into. but as was brought up, too, by senator j.d. vance, we do so much business with saudi arabia and the abraham accords, and so if you draw the line at sports, shouldn t we draw the line at individual businesses where if you take it apart the pga takes investments from various saudi companies to advertise in the pga. so, you have to be all in or all out and i think it s a reason to
federal government control. mortgage regulators. and what we are upset with facebook, i don t believe that is the answer. maybe break them up under antitrust laws. i don t want the same thing that i think this whistleblower it wants. cheryl, the point that that was a bloomberg was making is that she said that in this world txdot metrics speak for themselves. and that level of defense has been partly what zuckerberg has relied upon. it is the algorithm, the numbers drive the decisions. the metrics drive the decisions. she says it was intended to be a flat structure. and therefore, because he is the designer, the ceo that the overlord of it all, and indeed, he bears absolute responsibility for it. a part. cheryl: she does. and the fact that he holds the role of founder, ceo, and chairman. this is $950 billion company.
agreement to a pie in the sky tax and spending blowout. does he have the support of all senate democrats. south carolina senator lindsey graham is with us. he voted against that. he joins me now. senator, great to see you. thanks very much for being here this morning. thank you, maria. maria: so are we where are we at this point, senator? are these two bills tied, the $1 trillion, less than $1 trillion infrastructure plan and the 3.5 trillion spend and tax plan? no. i would support a $950 billion infrastructure plan for roads, bridges and ports. president trump had a $1.5 trillion plan. it s got to be paid for. i m in the bipartisan group. we re having a hard time paying for the $958 billion because we re not going to raise taxes. but everybody s trying really hard. as the $3.5 trillion reconciliation package he