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Come to order. I just want all members to know that our Witnesses Today have to leave at 5 00 p. M. The questions for the first panel on the hhs budget with secretary, and, welcome, mr. Secretary, will be limited to four minutes. The second panel on the minutesl case, but only 10 members will be able to ask questions during that round. I will have to be strict with the gavel, since the witnesses have a tight timeframe. I know that you will all cooperate with that. Let us begin. Welcome, mr. Secretary. We are glad that you are here. We have a lot to take up. Every bit of it is, obviously, serious. The chair now recognizes herself for five minutes for an opening statement. Let me begin with mr. Secretary. I think that the confusion is the enemy of preparedness. Confusion is the enemy of preparedness. I believe that the administrations lack of coordination to the Coronavirus Response is on full display. We all know that. Markets are reacting, i think, at least in some parts, to the lack o
Acting office of management and budget are Russell Vought on trumps 4. 8 million Budget Proposal for 2021 before the house Budget Committee. This runs three hours. I certainly welcome the acting director phoned the Russell Vought. Thank you for being here to testify on the president s 2021 Budget Proposal and i hope todays hearing will provide an open and amistad examination of the party set forth by the Trump Administration so they can get back to passing legislation Appropriations Bills that reflect the needs and priorities of the American People. I will now yield myself five minutes for an Opening Statement just six short months ago the president signed a bipartisan just, can everybody hear me . A just six months ago the president signed it twoyear budget deal into law. It does everything the president s proposal failed to do set rational discretionary lines allowing strong investments in our national and Economic Security and has bipartisan support including the bank member and mys
I am jon fortt, mike santoli, Carl Quintanilla has the morning off, and Morgan Brennan is live from cape canaveral, florida early this morning, boeing starline had complications with delivery post launch morgan reporter yes, thats right, jon. Complications that are continuing to be assessed, addressed, and shape what is going to happen, the next steps for the boeing starliner spacecraft this was the first test, first flight of starliner, uncruewed, no people on board, failing to make the trip to the International Space station as was planned. The launch itself which happened about 6 36 a. M. This morning went according to expectation. The issue arose when starliner separated from the upper stage of the atlas 5 United Launch Alliance rocket, about 15 minutes later, an issue that can basically be summed up more or less as one tied to automation and it was an anomaly that just a short while ago in a press conference with nasa, boeing and the United Launch Alliance officials was summed up
Remain on pause. The consensus is no need for a rate move next year either. Theres still risks to the downside, but they have lessened. The worlds biggest ipo opens with a bang. Some major banks announced changes and cutbacks. They have to meet the efficiency targets they set. The eu unveils a plan to go green that has some businesses seeing red. Taxation does nothing for the environment. Its all straight ahead on bloomberg best. Hello and welcome. Im Rosalind Chin and this is bloomberg best, your weekly review of the most important business news, analysis, and interviews from Bloomberg Television around the world. We start with the day by day look at the top headlines. Another week began without a trade deal between the u. S. And china, and fresh data releases show the trade balance shifting between the two superpowers. X exports unexpectedly fell last month as Global Demand continues to wane and a trade deal remains tenting lysing like tantalizingly out of reach. What happens with tr