About the strike and where negotiations stand in just a moment. Meanwhile on Capitol Hill Congress is divided on how to avoid a Government Shutdown with the house and senate pursuing two very different courses on a funding solution. And also ahead, one of the most influential democrats in congress is calling for senator bob menendez to resign following his indictment on bribery charges. Well show you what the new jersey democrat had to say about the piles of cash hidden around his home. Good morning and welcome to Way Too Early on this tuesday, september 26th. Im jonathan lemire. Thanks for starting your day with us. Well begin this morning with new nbc news polling that shows that americans think republicans ar better than democrats at handling most key issues. According to the latest survey registered voters trust the gop more to handle Border Security, the economy, crime, and immigration. Republicans are also trusted more to protect Constitutional Rights and by a slim margin protect
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we have to understand what that identity has access to, so what privileges they have, and then make sure that every account, every user, can only access the critical systems and data that they really need. matt, how much of an issue in terms of cyber attacks has been created off the back of, well, the russian invasion in ukraine? i think we see that any time there s this type of a conflict on world stage, that there is both the effects within the conflict itself and then there is the fall over effect. we saw that in the 2017 conflict between russia and ukraine, where the attack actually spilt over. and big companies like maersk, the biggest shipping company in the world, was was essentially shut down for a period of time. so any time there s cyber warfare going on, there s the possibility that the cyber tools being used actually spill over to organised crime, to other bad actors. and then us in the private
the u.s. economy? well, it s really, fairly large. what we are seeing is a mimicked, um, sort of mandated lockdown. it is mimicking that because we have such acute labor shortages, and so many people out sick, at the same time, that it s basically locking down the economy. we have seen restaurants shut down. we have seen theaters shut down. you noted all the disruptions you saw but what s so different about the original lockdowns is, of course, these aren t as targeted. and they are really hitting into essential services in a way that we have not seen before. the shortages of hospital staff coming on on the back of, already, record-high rates in the health-care sector. burnout is really high. and then, you add on top of it, as much as 15% at some hospitals that are out sick. this really is something that is disruptive to the entire economy, and could even give us a negative quarter in the first quarter because of the disruptions that we see. so, you know, diane, as an