spread across the country as the war of words with santos escalates. i m not surprised he doesn t remember me. i guess the question is what else has he forgotten in biden has forgotten about the crisis at the southern border, i can tell you that. maria: former director of national intelligence john ratcliffe on the hypocrisy at the border and chinese dominance in corporate america. new york congressman elise staff stefanik on calls for impeachment and arrest of the governor. let them eat cake. they partied like it was 1999 in martha s vineyard as biden teases mandates and michelle obama with stacey abrams to change the future of the nation. candace owens on the race baiting and power grabbing. all this right now on sunday morning futures. maria: break news the senate is in final minutes agrees of $1.1 trillion infrastructure bill which has been criticized giving 23% for hard infrastructure like ports, bridges and ports. the wall street s journal kim strassel got into th
as the war of words with florida governor ron de santis escalates. i guess i m not surprised that biden doesn t remember me. i guess the question is, is what he ll has he forgotten. [laughter] biden s forgotten about the crisis at our southern border, i can tell you that. maria: former director of national intelligence, john ratcliffe, on the hypocrisy at the border and the road to china dominance running through corporate america. governor cuomo takes it to the matt, his legal team comes out swinging. new york congresswoman elise stie take nick on his calls for impeachment and arrest. and let them each cake, they partied like it was 1999 last week at obama s mansion on martha s vineyard as biden teases new mandates on masking up and michelle obama steams up with stacy abrams. candace owens on the power ergrabbing, all that right here, right now on sunday morning futures. maria: and now breaking news, the senate is in the final minutes of agreeing to a $1.2 trillion inf
bill that will force chinese companies to follow the same accounting rules as u.s. companies listed on u.s. exchanges. the nasdaq is set to unveil new rules of initial public offerings, a move that could make it harder for some chinese companies to list on nasdaq. i spoke with larry kudlow,ing the white house chief economic head, about this a hard-line stance toward chinese companies as well as the white house s decision to halt money from the thrift fund going into chinese companies. watch. the solution here is for the chinese to open up their investment system and to play according to the rules set by longtime authorities in the usa, the sec being the key and the public accounting board being another key. we can t ask military retirees to invest in chinese companies that are operating against our own interests and in some cases with respect to this pandemic, we saw the president wrote an excoriating note to the world trade organization, china and the w.h.o. were complicit
root. so, ben, the market started off the week fairly happy about some comments by jerome powell, about this possibly great news from no no moderna on a vaccine to, and it managed to stay resilient through the week. yeah, it really was. the news on some fronts wasn t great. economic data was bad, new tension with china. but then you look at this other stuff, you have the vaccine from moderna, the data was from a very small subset, but it does look like vaccine is working. at least in this small group of people. it s going to take a long time, but it sends the message that the science out there to at some point get a vaccine, get more treatment, get the coronavirus under control. we re also seeing reopenings of economies across the country. new york is supposed to open in june now, connecticut is going to do some reopening this weekend with restaurants, and it s a big thing. and even where there have been some hiccups along the way, we re not seeing economies have to close
pandemic. this week the senate passed a bill that will force chinese companies to follow the same accounting rules as u.s. companies listed on u.s. exchanges. the nasdaq is set to unveil new rules of initial public offerings, a move that could make it harder for some chinese companies to list on nasdaq. i spoke with larry kudlow,ing the white house chief economic head, about this a hard-line stance toward chinese companies as well as the white house s decision to halt money from the thrift fund going into chinese companies. watch. the solution here is for the chinese to open up their investment system and to play according to the rules set by longtime authorities in the usa, the sec being the key and the public accounting board being another key. we can t ask military retirees to invest in chinese companies that are operating against our own interests and in some cases with respect to this pandemic, we saw the president wrote an excoriating note to the world trade organizat