and one confirmed case now in the united states. i m jake tapper. we start with the health lead in the biden administration, warning parents desperate to get their hands on baby formula to beware of online scammers, charging exorbitant prices for formula that does not exist. house lawmakers griled the fda commissioner demanding answers and action. this after the house passed a pair of bills to address the crisis. the first would provide $28 million to the fda to fix the shortfall and prevent it from happening again. the second bill is ensuring low income families can find and buy form law enforcement last night, biden passed the defense production act to direct suppliers to deliver formula to manufacturers. but the slew of actions is not stopping even biden allies from criticizing the overall administration response. nobody did their job here. no one did well. senator casey and i wrote to the fda and to abbott back in february and said, what are you doing? we need to get th
no one else is looking and keep your own score. politics is where you claim you one when you didn t where you get away with what you can, regardless so you can consider me pretty skeptical that a congressional hearing is what golf needs to solve the p g, a live tour issue. there are political issues. to be sure monopolies and tax implications and foreign investment. but at the root of this battle between live in the p g, a tour lies money. that issue has vexed people. since there have been people joining us now to discuss this proposed merger and its implications is out. kick hose dan darkish, dan thank you for joining us. i do understand there are other like collateral issues, taxes, foreign investment that have government components. but are you optimistic? when you hear that the group that gets along least well, and the world is trying to solve the problems with golf. does that make you feel better? no. and i didn t
representatives passed a bill aimed at combatting domestic terrorism. it would set up offices in the department of homeland security to focus on domestic terror and call for the assessment of the threat posed by white supremacists. what happened in buffalo is horrific, but it doesn t appear to have been the act of a group, but the act of one deranged racist. would this law have had any impact? would it have prevented this tragedy? i think it s hard to say that this particular law, if it were enacted, would prevent this act. it will increase if the law ends up becoming a law, if the senate passes it, it will increase information sharing. it will fund and make sure that there is better resourcing and attention in congressional oversight of all these different government components, who already have people in offices that are dedicated to these issues any way. i think the law will help congress do better oversight over this issue. but look, the key point that i
detentions and prosecutions? that s an open question. i think we re going to see some of the folks you mentioned scramble for the business. it s not just the not for forecasts getting in on the business. you have defense contractors like general dynamics making their presence felt. how potentially dangerous is it for defense contractors to be tasked with operating private prisons? especially detention centers that have kids in them? some toddlers, babies? yeah. i mean, i think we should always be concerned when we see this very this mix of money, government, politics, and a lack of supervision that comes simply with the speed at which people need to move. we know this entire implementation has been chaotic. government components came together last night for a long meeting at the white house to try to figure out what to do and how to implement this fast-changing executive order. and so, of course, we know that in business, on the margins as people rush to cash in, they will not be