Celebrate the making of an iconic product right here in the usa. We are live in the Lone Star State with the previous view. Break through overseas. Vice president mike pence, sorry, secretary of state mike pompeo reaching an agreement with the turkish president. Plus heading for the exit. Uk and eu leaders know this cant possibly be right. Reaching a deal on brexit . Still facing uphill battle in parliament. The latest on the state of play. Connell not quite there yet. It seemed to help markets with fox team coverage. Gerri willis from the floor of the new york stock exchange. Blake burman at the white house. Bryan llenas joins us on the ground in texas where the president will be an hour from now. Hillary vaughn on facebook beat at georgetown university. Blake, we start with you. Reporter connell, part of the headlines involved president mike pence, who says according to him there were five hours of negotiations in ankara, turkey, earlier today between himself and turkish president er
Beginning at 8 00 eastern. Well hear from adam schiff. Well stay here live. We want to know what you think as well. 2027488920 is the number for democrats. Republicans use 2027488921. For independents thats 2027488 2027488922. Well take a look outside the Rayburn Office building where we expect to hear the chair of the Intelligence Committee adam schiff to hear about the testimony of Joseph Maguire who took over as acting director of National Intelligence august 16th, just over a month ago one day after dan coates stepped down. President trump announcing that coates would step down from that position. The phone call with the craukra president happening in late july this year and the acting dni taking over on august 16th. The whistleblower complaint was filed in mid august as well on august 12th. Were live here on cspan 3. Lets go out live and wait for congressman schiff to come to the cameras. The whistleblower complaint was released this morning just as the committee came into session
Hearing over cripper to currency planned by facebook, getting panned by the likes of the president and fed chair jerome powell. Well go to capitol hill for that and so much more on making money. Charles facebook welcomed with not so open arms in capitol hill. Senators making their displeasure with the company on a grilling of libra cryptocurrency. Ebb wardlaw recognize live in washington with more. Edward . Reporter senators were very concerned about facebooks past problems, now their plans to lawn of the cryptocurrency called libra. I dont think for a minute that facebook created hate but we know that their competing missions of connecting people and turning a profit creating an algorithm and a Business Model that intensified it. The head of colibra david marcus defending what facebook has done with privacy breaches, selling customers data and slow to react to russian agents trying to affect the election. Why in the world should facebook of all Companies Given the last couple of years
nearly three decades. all, of course, in an effort to slow slowing inflation. in hours, the fed expected to announce raising rates by 0.75. that will make it more expensive to pay for things like a mortgage. the biden administration under growing pressure to do more to avoid a recession. retail sales fell last month. consumers feeling the squeeze from the record high gas prices, inflation and already rising interest rates. let s begin our coverage with cnn s matt egan live in washington taking a closer look at the fed s big move expected today, matt. reporter: erica, this is shaping up to be an historic day for the american economy. in just under three hours, the federal reserve is expected to take aggressive action to try to tame inflation. prices surging so rapidly that economists and investors now expect the fed to raise interest rates by 0.75%. this is a big deal. some context, just six months ago or so, there was a debate over whether or not the fed would raise interes
Beginning at 9 30 a. M. Eastern on American History tv on cspan3. Last week, congressman brian mast spoke on the house floor about his time in the army, fellow soldiers killed in action, and some who gave their lives to save others. Mr. Mast mr. Speaker, i rise on the heels of memorial day to discuss what we must learn from those we specifically remember on this and every memorial day going forward. All among us, every Single Person in this chamber, every Single Person that visits here, we all have those days of the that isre the history buried down deep inside of us and stirred up for whatever reason that maybe, for some of us, maybe we lost a loved one right around christmas and now we cannot get through the holidays without remembering that person each year and the ways in which that person touched our life. For others, maybe it was right around your birth day when you lost a loved one or someone passed and on each year of the celebration of your own life, you find yourself remember