As the war in Iran drags into its third week, Rep. Glenn Ivey joins David Gura and Christina Ruffini on Bloomberg This Weekend to discuss whether Congress is considering providing the $200 billion in addition funding for the war in Iran, US President Donald Trump's declaration that ICE will be working in American airports and the progress of the fight to fund the Department of Homeland Security, . Watch the show LIVE every Saturday and Sunday morning -------- More on Bloomberg Television and Markets Like th ...

The thing about the debate over awards, one of the most important debates we have, our founding fathers had an extensive discussion over this, the Constitutional convention, the Federalist Papers. They all had strong feelings. But interesting, even though there were differences between Hamilton and Jefferson.Really, they all came together and said they didn't want the president to have the power to initiate or declare war. They wanted that power to be with Congress. So this is a very important, if not the m ...

As the war with Iran stretches on, Republican Speaker of the House Mike Johnson now says Congress is anticipating passing a supplemental funding bill for the military. Listen to that. >> I think a supplemental funding bill for military is inevitable.We were anticipating a supplemental even before the Iran uh operation began. So uh that will happen. The timetable is is yet to be determined.Now, bipartisan support would be needed in the Senate to pass any kind of supplemental, and it's not clear that there wo ...

Under the War Powers Act, the president must gain approval from Congress to deploy armed forces abroad except in circumstances where the country has been attacked. Here's what to know https://t.co/3b6hG5czKL ...

with a member who's going to be voting on it today, ranking member of the House Intelligence Committee, Democratic Congressman Jim Himes of Connecticut. Congressman, thanks for being here today. The Senate voted yesterday, blocked the War Powers resolution on a mostly party line vote.All Republicans except for Rand Paul and they picked up John Fetterman as well to support them, 5347. Can you just maybe take a step back and explain a little bit of a civics lesson about how this is supposed to go when the Uni ...

Welcome back. Since the Trump administration has launched its war on Iran, one big question is why now. To which administration officials have given shifting explanations about whether there was an imminent threat to the United States. Listen, >> there absolutely was an imminent threat.And the imminent threat was that we knew that if Iran was attacked and we believed they would be attacked that they would immediately come after us. >> It was my opinion that they were going to attack first. They were going t ...

Corporate News - Thales (HO) reported FY 2026 EBIT of €2.74 billion, slightly exceeding the estimated €2.72 billion, but provided a conservative outlook for 2026 sales projected between €23.3 billion and €23.6 billion, trailing the consensus estimate of €23.64 billion [6][11] - SoftBank (SFTBY) faced credit scrutiny as S&P Global revised the firm's outlook to negative while maintaining its BB+ rating, citing concerns over liquidity following a $30 billion investment in OpenAI [7][11] Energy Markets - U.S. crude (WTI) surged $2 to trade at $73.23 per barrel due to escalating regional conflicts, threatening global energy supply chains [5][11] - Industrial metals showed divergent trends, with Shanghai tin futures crashing over 10% amid market volatility, while China's benchmark coking coal futures rose more than 3% [8][11]

THIS IS "BALANCE OF POWER" LIVE FROM WASHINGTON, D. C. KAILEY: WELCOME TO "BALANCE OF POWER." I AM KAILEY LEINZ.WHATEVER IT TAKES. STRIKES CONTINUE FOR A THIRD DAY. PRESIDENT TRUMP SIGNALING THE CAMPAIGN COULD STRETCH BEYOND EXPECTATIONS.PRESIDENT TRUMP: FROM THE BEGINNING, WE PROJECTED FOUR TO FIVE WEEKS BUT WE HAVE THE CAPABILITY TO GO FAR LONGER AND WE WILL DO IT. TODAY, SOMEBODY SAID THE PRESIDENT WANTS TO DO IT QUICKLY, AFTER THAT HE WILL GET BORED. I DON'T GET BORED.KAILEY: OIL SHOCKS ACROSS GLOBAL MA ...

The answer is we haven't got any answers. And that's a problem. A huge problem.For me, this is about accountability, right. We spent over 20 years of war in Iraq and Afghanistan. We spent trillions of taxpayer dollars, thousands of American lives, tens of thousands of others who bear the the visible and invisible scars and burdens of those wars.They ended poorly. And that's, I think because we stopped debating it, we financed it with debt. There weren't votes, there wasn't an accountability loop.And that co ...

>> THIS IS "BALANCE OF POWER" LIVE FROM WASHINGTON, D. C. JOE: FROM BLOOMBERG WASHINGTON, D.C. STUDIOS TO OUR TV AND RADIO AUDIENCES WORLDWIDE, WELCOME TO "BALANCE," ALONGSIDE KAILEY LEINZ, I'M JOE MATHIEU. KAILEY: STEVE WITKOFF AND JARED KUSHNER REACH A GENERAL AGREEMENT WITH TORONTO ON NUCLEAR PRINCIPLES WHILE FACILITATING TALKS BETWEEN RUSSIA AND UKRAINE.JOE: IN WASHINGTON, IT IS A DHS FUNDING IMPASSE. NEGOTIATORS ARE STILL STUCK. DEMOCRATS HAVE SENT A COUNTER OFFER TO THE WHITE HOUSE WITH NO SIGN OF A B ...