stephen dennis of bloomberg says the senate was in a nightmare political position with the house poised to pass a sweeping coronavirus package and nothing so far to go over here and senators about to go on recess. a bunch of vulnerable senate republicans called on mcconnell to cancel the recess, which he just did. and on the house side, they're waiting for that economic aid package, the coronavirus response, that came out of democratic leadership yesterday. and into the rules committee yesterday as well. waiting for negotiations to wrap up and the house in recess subject to the call of the chair. live house coverage when they eturn is here on c-span. >> the winners are in for this year's student cam video documentary competition. we asked students, what issue do you most want the presidential candidates to address in the 2020 campaign? we received more than 2,500 entries, from 44 states, with more than 5,000 students participating. with our winners telling us the most important issues are climate change, gun violence, college affordability, the opioid crisis, mental health and immigrati

stephen dennis, who covers capitol hill, for bloomberg, tweets that republicans are still resisting the democrats' push to require employers to provide paid sick leave. he says that house republican leader mccarthy wants exemptions for paid sick leave and wants it temporary he was also says about the proposed legislation that house republicans want employee assistance to be in the form of a tax credit. the rules committee had been meeting earlier today, but, again, it's kind of in a stand still right now as they work on the language for that. we will stay here live in wilmington, expecting to hear from the vice president shortly. >> live in wilmington, delaware. former vice president joe biden, presidential candidate, will be speaking to reporters about the coronavirus following president trump's speech to the nation last night. on the federal response on capitol hill. the negotiations continue on legislation to deal with the coronavirus outbreak and there may be an anticipation on republican leader mitch mcconnell's side that the work could continue into next week. he's just tweeted th

mark -- are we done yet go host: coming up monday morning, campaign 2020, with senate reporter stephen dennis and senior political reporter daniel strauss. then, response to the chiefvirus outbreak with medical officer, ronald yee. journalwatch washington , live at 7:00 eastern monday morning. join the discussion. it comes down to being a campaign in which we have one campaign who is standing up for the working class in the middle class. we are going to win that election. have beense who knocked down, counted out, left behind, this is your campaign. including idaho, michigan, mississippi, missouri, north dakota, and washington. watch our 2020 coverage of the candidate speeches and results, tuesday evening, live on c-span, c-span.org, or listen from wherever you are on the free c-span radio app. ♪

we will preview the week ahead in washington and campaign 2020, with bloomberg senate reporter stephen dennisardian senior political reporter daniel strauss. then we will discuss the role community health centers are playing in response to the coronavirus operate with the national association of community health center chief medical officer. watch washington journal live at 7:00 eastern monday morning. join the discussion. announcer: monday night on the communicators, former fcc commissioner talks about ways to reduce hate speech and extremism online. >> companies, when they find terrorist content, they will tag so others do not copy it. there's now much greater cooperation then we had even two years ago. the pressure needs to be there. announcer: watch the communicators, monday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span 2. >> it comes out to be a campaign in which we have one candidate who is standing up for the working class and the middle class, we are going to win that election. >> for those who have been knocked down, counted out, left behind, this is your campaign. announcer: the presidential prim

senate for bloomberg is steven dennis who joins us this morning. stephenenis, we mentioned a short while ago that the house actually has to wrap up some work on the bill. it's not a complete package. tell us more about that. guest: there is talk of the need for some kind of technical corrections. keep in mind this bill was sort of written on the fly friday night in the midst of daylong negotiations between speaker pelosi and treasury secretary steven mnuchin. they passed it shortly after it was unveiled on mid night. many ocean set on saturday there would need to be a technical correction. gettingte is waiting on a technical correction in the bill. something like a technical correction can be handled by a few folks in the house chamber with unanimous consent provided nobody objects. so we are going to see what will happen there. even if that happens, even if they deliver the bill to the neede chamber, you still senators to agreed to pass it today. it's not clear that's going to happen. host: tell me what changed in majority leader mitch mcconnell's view on

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joining us on the phone is stephen dennis. he works for bloomberg news.hank you for being with us. tell us what we can expect. high, steve. it's a very unusual sunday session in the senate today and very serious business, as you know, all of your callers are talking about. all of the senators are talking about what would be an historic nearly $2 trillion package being cobbled together, written behind closed doors and negotiated. this morning we expect the top leaders in congress, nancy pelosi, house minority leader , majority leader mitch mcconnell, majority leader all meetumer will today, this morning, to sort of go over what's in the package. thereis no deal yes, but is a lot of bipartisan talk of major progress yesterday on the package. of know, it's really in sort four or five big buckets right now that are really the biggest rescue package for the economy ever. more than 2008 and 2009 combined. what are the sticking points? is there a sense that this will be resolved before the market opens tomorrow morning? know, i think that, you both parties reall

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charm, charisma, >>> the late show with stephen colbert is next just >> thanks for watching. dennis, i've really enjoyed the fire side chats we've had the past few nights. keep it up. >> it's quite lovely looking there. i want to go to dennis' cabin when this is over! it looks likes a (cheering) - [announcer] the following is a paid presentation brought to you by tristar products incorporated. - hey everybody it's emeril with huge news. we're introducing an all new pro-grade appliance that now you can have at your home. (cheering) - [announcer] we all loved fried foods, but we hate all the health problems that they can cause.

. >>> the late show with stephen colbert is next just >> thanks for watching. dennislly enjoyed the fire side chats we've had the past few nights. keep it up. >> it's quite lovely looking there. i want to go to dennis' cabin when this is over! it looks likes a spa! captioning sponsored by cbs ( cheers and applause ) >> every major-- that's a nasty fly. ( laughter ) i don't like those suckers! i don't know about you and new mexico, but i'm... ( buzzing ) >> hey, sorry, i'm late. what are we doin' today? >> another rally, same as usual. have a good shift. ( buzzing ) >> tell you what, we love our hispanics. get out and vote. because we have a better chance of defeating him if there's a ren!

denny's! ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: jon batiste and stay human, everybody.ne and all, back to the show. thank you. thank you, jon. i'm back out here. jon, one of the greats-- thanks, everybody. ( cheers and applause ) please, have a seat. we're back over here. more monologue. i thought i was done with the monologue, and they said, "there's more monologue so you should stand over there. our first guest tonight is one of the all-time greats-- a great talker, too, not just player. charles barkley is here to talk about march madness. >> jon: dream teem. >> stephen: what else has happened? tonight, six states held their primaries, including one of the areas hardest hit by the virus, washington state. luckily, all of their voting is done by mail. but there is some worry that the mail-in votes themselves could be a source of contagion, so the state just introduced this actual new slogan about their ballot envelopes: "whether healthy or sick, please don't lick." ( laughter ) yeah. it's better than the last election, when they were battling an s.t.d. outbreak with th

denny's! ( cheers and applause ) ( band playing ) >> stephen: hey, everybody! welcome back!en, my first guest is a writer, director, and actor you know from "the office," "13 hours" and "jack ryan." his new film which he wrote and directed is "a quiet place part 2." ( crashing sound ) >> run! >> stephen: please welcome back to "the late show," john krasinski! ( cheers and applause ) ( band playing ) >> thank you so much. thank you. >> stephen: john krasinski, everybody! >> oh! how are you? that's a good crowd. >> stephen: you are a star, my friend. >> thank you! e? >> no, but now that you've said it, it is gospel. >> stephen: our friend pat was on the show the other day. >> yes. >> stephen: and he was mentioning, and i don't know whether this is a factor of coronavirus or anything, but he was flying dressed like this. >> yeah. >> stephen: we learned that he dresses like this on planes. >> yeah. >> stephen: and he revealed to us that you were on the same flight as him. >> correct, yeah. >> stephen: fawz because you sent him this, you said, by czar question, are you dressed as

denny's! ( band playing ) ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: hey, everybody, welcome back.cond jon, in just a minute, our friend hank azaria is going to be out here in just a minute. >> jon: oh, yes. amazing. fantastic. >> stephen: and from "avenue 5" on hbo, an old friend of mine from second city back in chicago. suzy nakamura is going to be here. we always have suzy nakamura fans at "late show"." folk, if you watch this show, this is no secret: i spend a lot of time over there taking the raw lumber of the day's biggest stories, planing and grading it into fine planks and crafting it into the bespoke louis quatorze armoire that is my monologue. but once in a while, i like to just sweep up the shop shavings, break up some particle board and industrial wood pulp waste, grind all that up and treat it with a special chemical resin to create the vomit-absorbing sawdust compound of news that is my segment: >> mhile! ( cheers and applause ). >> stephen: meanwhile. that could fight coronavirus. this could cure it. it could. meanwhile, a japanese company that specializes in gaming-

denny's! ( band playing ) ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: jon batiste and stay human, everybody.. ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: jon-- ( cheers and applause ) greatest band on television. without a doubt. >> jon: oh, yeah. >> stephen: without a doubt. in just a few minutes-- folks, welcome back. just a few minutes a friend chris hayes from "all in with chris hayes" from msnbc will be here to talk about last night's results. i'm standing over here instead of sitting out there because there's too much monologue. we're splitting it in two. >> jon: you have to get it all in. >> stephen: you have to split it in two like a kitkat. >> jon: give me a break. >> stephen: i'm about to. besides the election, yesterday was also another big night for the coronavirus. i'll tell you all about it in our brand new, hopefully soon-to-be-cured segment: "goin' viral." today, trump met with airline executives and told them he's been following the coronavirus safety guidelines, and he admits it's been hard. >> i haven't touched my face in weeks! .in weeks! whooshhs. i miss it. >> stephen: you have

denny's! ( band playing ) ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: hey, everybody, welcome back to "the late show."so alive tonight. ladies and gentlemen, i'm so happy, i'm so happy for you out there viewing tonight's show, because my first guest tonight is one of the funniest people on the planet. her new movie is "downhill." >> here's what i think you're not picking up on. this was a huge event for our family, okay. and, sir, i don't want to make this a legal matter between us. i don't. >> really? >> no, i don't want-- what i'm saying is what i don't want. >> we're not in america where you sue because your coffee is hot, madam. >> screw you. i'm an attorney. >> yh, well,omeoneeeds to hear it. >> thank you for your time. >> and no thank you for your time, from me. that is for certain. i've got it, okay? >> okay. >> stephen: please welcome back to "the late show," julia louis- dreyfus! ♪ ♪ ( applause ) ( cheers and applause ) >> thank you! woooo! thank you! sit! sit! thank you! >> stephen: delightful. >> wow. >> stephen: so nice to see you again. >> i'm going to come back here every night. >> i hop

dennis featherweight. i didn't know what the cost was . everybody thought i was nuts. david: what did it cost? stephenought it would cost $75 million. it ended up $160 million. [laughter] david: you convinced a lot of famous companies to move there. you have to go to them and say move? stephen: i was involved in selling all of that. the appeal was, corporations today survive by getting talent. they saw they were in obsolete space and this is where their talent wanted to live. when we sold them, they can see what we are creating. we were very fortunate to get the top companies in each field in new york. it wasn't any one industry, we hit across all industries. without building and opening it, we get the highest rents in new york today and it's probably the area most in demand. david: you mean the rents most appropriate. stephen: for the thing that we built yes. david: suppose i want to buy an apartment in hudson yards. what would it cost? stephen: now is a good time to buy. the real estate market is soft. david: any deals i can get? stephen: i have a deal for you, trust me. stop the interview and let's

dennis, daniel strauss. --2-748-8000, dump republicans www.c-span.org --202-748-8001, independents, 202-748-8002. tom from republican. 74, republicane and vietnam vet. watching all the insanity with , a question mr. stephens are presented bloomberg , the bloomberg news network which i understand was not permitted to accurately report political news. my hope is that elizabeth warren will endorse joe biden and that will be her third in a role loss. the endorsement of a proven leader. , than comes out in favor we can go back to her native american roots. um, i am, hopefully, ,dheres to common sense, um um comment -- precautions during the pandemic or whatever is coming. peoplei understand some have that opinion about bloomberg news, certainly i tried to do everything i can in the nonpartisan way. mr. bloomberg did run for president, he is involved in politics. he does not send emails in the morning telling me how to write my stories. host: how long if you been covering congress? guest: since 2005. host: when you get your start? guest: hagerstown. a long time ago, when he five years ago. host: what election cycle is this for you? guest: this is my third presidential. i was an intern with you guys at .oll call

denny's! what? oooh... ahhh. no. yeah? yes! oh yeah! sí. yes. that's the sound of saving 20 to 60 percent off department store prices. at ross. yes for less. ( cheers and applause ) ( band playing ) >> stephennd "stay human"! right there! that's the band! ( cheers and applause ) jon -- jon, tonight, my friend -- >> jon: got to get into it, man! >> stephen: my friend, tonight we are graced by a country music superstar, keith urban is going to be here tonight. ( cheers and applause ) >> jon: oh, yeah! >> stephen: he's going to talk, play, it's going to be the whole nine yards. >> jon: with a song. amazing. >> stephen: sir keith urban. >> jon: sir. >> stephen: yeah. he can be knighted, right? >> jon: he was knighted by dolly parton. >> stephen: just did that with a bread stick. ( laughter ) you know, folks, every night i stand right over there and stir you up a vat of the finest fermented news hops and barley, to handcraft the high end topical microbrew that is my monologue. but now and then, i like to gather up all the leftover plastic solo cups half-filled with discount hooch, malt liquor and backwash, dump 'em in a blender and whip up the multi-colored, barely drinkable, mind-altering slurr

dennis, daniel strauss. --2-748-8000, dump republicans www.c-span.org --202-748-8001, independents, 202-748-8002. tom from republican. 74, republicane and vietnam vet. watching all the insanity with , a question mr. stephensresented bloomberg , the bloomberg news network which i understand was not permitted to accurately report political news. my hope is that elizabeth warren will endorse joe biden and that will be her third in a role loss. the endorsement of a proven leader. , than comes out in favor we can go back to her native american roots. um, i am, hopefully, ,dheres to common sense, um um comment -- precautions during the pandemic or whatever is coming. peoplei understand some have that opinion about bloomberg news, certainly i tried to do everything i can in the nonpartisan way. mr. bloomberg did run for president, he is involved in politics. he does not send emails in the morning telling me how to write my stories. host: how long if you been covering congress? guest: since 2005. host: when you get your start? guest: hagerstown. a long time ago, when he five years ago. host: what election cycle is this for you? guest: this is my third presidential. i was an intern with you guys at .oll call it ha

joining us on the phone is stephen dennis. he works for bloomberg news. thank you for being with us. tell us what we can expect. high, steve. it's a very unusual sunday session in the senate today and very serious business, as you know, all of your callers are talking about. all of the senators are talking about what would be an historic nearly $2 trillion package being cobbled together, written behind closed doors and negotiated. this morning we expect the top leaders in congress, nancy pelosi, house minority leader , majority leader mitch mcconnell, majority leader all meetumer will today, this morning, to sort of go over what's in the package. thereis no deal yes, but is a lot of bipartisan talk of major progress yesterday on the package. of know, it's really in sort four or five big buckets right now that are really the biggest rescue package for the economy ever. more than 2008 and 2009 combined. what are the sticking points? is there a sense that this will be resolved before the market opens tomorrow morning? know, i think that, you both parties rea