Down. So it is 4 00 in the morning in washington where in just a matter of hours the senate will hold a procedural vote on a sweeping Voting Rights bill, part of a critical week for President Bidens legislative agenda and his efforts to secure a bipartisan agreement on another key issue, which is infrastructure. Sources tell cnn that there is optimism around the talks with the president already sitting down with two democratic senators as he pushes for a path forward. Phil mattingly is covering all of this and he has the latest. I think the president having served 36 years in the senate, he is always going to be deeply involved. Reporter President Biden with his legislative agenda hanging in the balance now pushing to close the deal. He is always going to roll up his sleeves and want to know every detail of what is being discussed. Reporter or at least a deal, a bipartisan one, on infrastructure. Where 21 senators including 11 republicans are signed on to a trillion Dollar Framework th
Paula sandoval reports on the push by the First Lady and the top disease expert. Stopping by an iconic Harlem Church hoping to increase the vaccination numbers, and the first Lady And Dr. Anthony fauci made time to stop by the Baptist Church and speaking not only with the church officials but to those administering the vaccine firsthand to see what is going on in communities of color, and they realize churches are the most trusted institutions in the black and brown communities. People in the Community Trust the church and people in the church, and thats how we are going to do it, through the Faith Community to reach out to their congregation and flocks. Both the first Lady And Dr. Fauci spent time speaking with some getting their shots on sunday, and not only thanking them for doing so but also asking them to spread the word. U. S. Secretary of state, Anthony Blinken is calling for transparency from china on the speculation that the virus might have been the result of a Lab Accident i
multiple felonies that gave polling data to russian intelligence and then got pardoned by trump. trump reportedly wants manafort to oversee the republican national convention, i m surprised he could do, because when manafort was being sentenced pe claimed he had too many medical problems to go to prison. who better to run your election campaign than a man who isn t allowed to vote in that election? and good morning. welcome to morning joe. it is wednesday, march 20th. we have a lot to get to this morning including donald trump s legal team taking the absolute immunity claim to the supreme court. it comes as the former president could be days away from losing his assets in new york because he can t pay the bond for the civil fraud judgment against him. where is he going to get the money? meanwhile, a senior adviser in the trump white house is waking up in prison behind bars. we ll dig into all of that and have an expert expert legal analysis for you on all the trump lega
could you elaborate on what this would mean for consumers? sure, consumers will be affected by this policy change through commercial banks changing its short term crime rate, it will be impactful in two ways, for savings account for instance it is good news because we will finally see some positive numbers is interest on our savings. but for the borrowers it would mean if you have a variable rate it could go up, according to the commercial banks decision, and you would be liable for a greater interest payment. if you would be liable for a greater interest payment. if we are talking greater interest payment. if we are talking about greater interest payment. if we are talking about moving - greater interest payment. if we are talking about moving out i greater interest payment. if we are talking about moving out of negative interest rates, what sort of a move are we looking at? ~ ., ., ., ., at? mood, the mood in businesses. at? mood, the mood in businesses. not - at? moo
will be achieved in a sustainable and stable way. under these circumstances, we believe the large scale monetary easing measures have fulfilled their roles including the negative interest rate policy and the yield curve control. live now to janet mui, head of market analysis at rbc brewin dolphin. welcome to the programme. so japan now begins this journey to normalisation as the bank of japan is saying. is there a confidence that this rise to 0.1% will actually deliver on the ains? that this rise to 0.1% will actually deliver on the ains? good morning, thanks for having deliver on the ains? good morning, thanks for having me. deliver on the ains? good morning, thanks for having me. i deliver on the ains? good morning, thanks for having me. i think- deliver on the ains? good morning, thanks for having me. i think the i thanks for having me. i think the hope is that it will, because japan has been trapped in decades of deflation and low interest rate environment, and fin