impeachment proceedings. it seems like morning, noon, and night the relentless effort to unseat the president of the united states is a toxic strain of potomac fever infecting capitol hill. now if only congress would channel every waking minute to fix problems in the real world, wouldn t that be wonderful. let me provide a reality check. for people living in the real world, impeachment inquiry is not what keeps americans up at night. it s not what wakes up moms and dads worried sick about paying for their child s insulin. it s not what drains the pocketbooks of seniors and takes a big bite out of people s paychecks. the issue that unites americans from maine to iowa to oregon is the high sky-high prices that americans and the taxpaying public pay for are paying for prescription medicine. as chairman of the senate finance committee, i am working in a bipartisan way to fix what s broken in our drug supply chain. in february we called the heads of big pharma to testify befor
writing a book. when i started the movement, i gave a speech. i was invited to give a speech. people cried to that speech. people gave me two standing ovations. this never happened in the history of that conference. when i came down the stage, this lady came to me and she said, when are we going to read your story? and i thought, who would ever be interested in reading about my insignificant life? but that really sparked the idea of writing this book. lamb: when was that? al-sharif: i gave the speech in 2012 and that is when i started writing it. lamb: where did you give the speech and why? al-sharif: it was also a freedom forum and it was hosted by human rights foundation. it is based in new york and they invite activists from all around the world to tell their stories of standing against tyrants and standing and fighting for human rights. that was in oslo. lamb: let s start from the beginning. where were you born? al-sharif: i am born in mecca in the year of trouble, i ca
this? manal al-sharif: why? tough question. i never thought of writing a book. when i started the movement, i gave a speech. i was invited to give a speech. people cried. people gave me two standing ovations. this never happened in the history of that conference. when i came down the stage, this lady came to me and she said, when are we going to read your story? and i thought, who would ever be interested in reading about my insignificant life? but that really sparked the idea of writing this book. lamb: when was that? al-sharif: i gave the speech in 2012 and that is when i started writing it. lamb: where did you give the speech and why? al-sharif: it was also a freedom forum and it was hosted by human rights foundation. it is based in new york and they invite activists from all around the world to tell their stories of standing against tyrants and standing and fighting for human rights. lamb: let s start from the beginning. where were you born? al-sharif: i am born in mecc
writing a book. when i started the movement, i gave a speech. i was invited to give a speech. people cried to that speech. people gave me two standing ovations. this never happened in the history of that conference. when i came down the stage, this lady came to me and she said, when are we going to read your story? and i thought, who would ever be interested in reading about my insignificant life? but that really sparked the idea of writing this book. lamb: when was that? al-sharif: i gave the speech in 2012 and that is when i started writing it. lamb: where did you give the speech and why? al-sharif: it was also a freedom forum and it was hosted by human rights foundation. it is based in new york and they invite activists from all around the world to tell their stories of standing against tyrants and standing and fighting for human rights. that was in oslo. lamb: let s start from the beginning. where were you born? al-sharif: i am born in mecca in the year of trouble, i ca
of that. marriott and hilton is down on a downgrade. the 10 year yield is backup to 2.06% before the powell testimony tomorrow and plenty of fed speakers today and later in the week. guy: absolutely a firm focus on the fed. european stocks are down again. stoxx 600 down by 1%. cable is breaking lower again today. the reason for that the politics, probably more importantly core retail data out of the u.k. today ahead of gdp tomorrow. looks like the u.k. economy hit a brick wall in the second quarter. the market is pricing and more rate cuts from the bank of england. by anothernk down 2.32%. it was a little worse earlier on. it rallied a little bit, but down hard since that plan was announced. vonnie: fed chair jerome powell delivering the opening remarks on the recent bank stress tests at the boston fed conference earlier today. his remarks come a day before his today testimony to congress, with investors expecting powell to pave the way for a so-called insurance cut. here to