luckily jackie wrote memoirs. the first source i really read about her specifically immediately she emerged at this epic ba. i give the cold notes it's the cliffy and notes, i still can't get cliff notes top of my so-called note, jackie was an orphan, she was born into abject poverty in florida she gott out of milltown life through the beauty industry. she was a hairdresser she learned to fly in her 20s in the 1930s, by the end of the decade is winning all kinds of awards, was so good the second world war she led the women's air force service pilots shrimp for congress was the first woman to break the sound barrier she is friends with multiple presence and she saved lbj's life when they, like she do. she wrote one of the memoirs at the house in the guest cottage. she ran one of the largest cosmetic companies in the country is one of t the luxury brands. it gets better as floyd odom is it sound file to anybody? nose. floyd is one of the richest men in the country. he was right at their the vanderbilts, the cargo kn

jackie. jackie: absolutely. blake, thank you so much. we'll come back to you when we have more on that. joining me on this and a lot more, north dakota senator and senate budget committee member, cramer. great to have you today. >> hello. jackie: we're waiting comments coming out of the white house and the texas positive as well. the secretary of treasury said there will be no bailout for the oil industry. we've seen massive volatility in oil prices and a major drop in demand. i'm wondering if your state needs that kind of federal aid? >> well, my kate, jackie, like any oil-producing state the industry needs some help. they don't necessarily need a bailout. the first and foremost standard should be no discrimination against them within the financial institutions whether government or private. any financial institution that you know, that has a bias should get rid of it. plenty of them do. let's make sure that industries that get help are industry neutral. with regard to some of the credit facilities, what i think in north dakota, what mo

jacky: se nota. se nota.y: y el cariÑo del pÚblico que es lo principal porque es para quiÉn trabajamos asÍ que... es muy lindo trabajar en este gran equipo y con un objetivo que es entregar todo el amor y la pasiÓn de lo que nos gusta hacer a todos ustedes por que esta serie estÁ dirigida con todo el amor y todo el cariÑo para toda la gente que la ve en tantos paÍses, asi que... ¡gracias! para mÍ es un privilegio ser la doÑa. jacky: oye, aracely, ¿y vamos a ver algÚn dÍa a la doÑa enamorada? - pues eso espero, ¿no? jacky: oye, porque siempre termina sola. o sea, ya, de verdad, aunque para la tercera temporada... aracely: en la tercera temporada no sÉ que va a pasar porque... pues, algo, sorpresas. marisela: de donde escoger tiene. [hablan al unísono] aracely: ha escogido mucho este... esta temporada. - oye, y ya le echÓ el ojo a lucho, ¿no? aracely: no, pero es tan chiquito, pero bueno... [hablan al unísono] [risas] kika: este no te lo recomiendo, ¿eh? este no te lo recomiendo, estÁ... aracely: medio loco. oy

jackie: okay. scott, there's a school of thought out there that we may see another drop before we rebound completely. although there are some saying no, we hit the bottom, and that's it. your thoughts on that? >> i think the bottom is probably in, jackie, but that doesn't mean that we're not going to see more down days. it feels like on days like today, i love how you set it up, the jobs number was bad but not as terrible as we thought. that's kind of the summation as rob said with how the breadth is expanding in the markets. we're getting a little bit of fomo trade. it feels like the fear of missing out on the upside, which is a dangerous game because as we've seen in times past, as you know, jackie, even on the futures side, there's a lot of exposure here that i think folks are adding, say somewhat ir responsely chasing -- irresponsibly chasing the higher numbers and then the selling starts to pick up. jackie: let's talk about how you are structuring your portfolio, rob. you have two camps there,

jackie: hi, marcus. jackie. lemonis: nice to meet you. you're jackie. jackie: i am.e: it was my idea. lemonis: your daughter's changed the business quite a bit. jackie: it's amazing, yes. lemonis: maybe we can talk in the back. rachel: okay. lemonis: this is awesome. michael: good morning. lemonis: good morning. how are you? michael: good to see you. lemonis: so, do you guys want to fill me in on what's happening? michael: sure. well, she got the e-mail. lemonis: okay, you want to read it to me? rachel: sure. "rachel, i will make this very simple and clear. i have nothing more to say to you. i have no reason to meet with you unless you have a cashier's check for the money due me in full. i just don't have time for this bull[bleep] any longer. i've thrown away enough of my money and time on you and your company. as i told mike, i'm going to go after you and david personally. batten down the hatches. brace for the worst, because when i'm pissed, i don't give up, and i don't back down until i accomplish my goal. get ready for the worst moments of your life." [ sighs ] [

-jackie: thank you. -lemonis: it looks really good. -jackie: yay, i'm so excited. lemonis: it's been just over seven months since we shook hands on the deal. my initial investment was $635,000, but to date, i have close to $1.4 dollars. $150,000 went towards paying additional payables, including a $70,000 past-due major league baseball bill. $200,000 went towards building out the warehouse. the balance of the money went towards new inventory. but i hate to say it -- i'm already seeing a pattern with scott. he's come back time and time and time again for more money, which prompted me to bring in dan, a wharton mba graduate, to help the family but more importantly be my eyes and ears on a daily basis. why don't you guys give me a tour? i want to kind of have you walk me through what's changed. wow. look at this place. scott: so what's changed is we tried to organize the bins a little bit where we know what's in each aisle. you can walk down and find a bin label to locate what's on that master list. lemonis: it's way better than it used to be. scott: it's much more or

a few months after taking on paid leave jackie lost her job. this line just killed me thank you for your efforts on behalf of the children of the end of our public schools and best wishes to you and all your future endeavors if my kid is still in the hospital and you're leaving me without a job without benefits and that's the letter i get and so when you got that letter that day what was going through your mind i did not know what i was going to do i had to figure out how i was going to go back to work and get some benefits josie reached out to the end of her public school district for a statement they told us jackie's case had been resolved and they wouldn't release any additional information. jackie interviewed for jobs while joe was still in the hospital. 12 weeks is so better than 0 weeks i had to go back to work immediately after joel was done with treatment that's another place where that paid leave would have been. 4 depend so helpful was just taking care of myself my kid almost died i have images of him burned into my brain of him just

and jackie what do you feel is the biggest misunderstanding or misrepresentation of the strikes in the media coverage we've seen so far. well the biggest misunderstanding is always what demands from the people that would alleviate the people's crises and needs is this characterized as socialism as if you know socialism is a terrible thing you know we have countries like venezuela and cuba and to some extent in iran and in other countries even germany canada other countries that are providing the monthly relief that their citizens need in the form of money so they can pay their rents or in the case of venezuela nicolas maduro is just saying ok glenmore you're not going to get any rent for 6 months i'll make sure the government will make sure that the landlords get paid their money we're not going to force renters to pay requisites months and we're going to make sure that businesses remain solvent and people are able to eat because we're going to provide for all of their resource needs during this shutdown and this is happening in other countries all across the world that are not necessa

thank you very much for having there are a lot star i want to start with terror read joe biden jackie what jumps out to you the most in looking at the moves media's coverage surrounding reid story especially in light of the me too movement. what jumps out at me is the news media's complicity in pretty much destroying the need to movement right along with the democratic party to propel their presumptive nominee who is already a complete and absolute us or mess from the beginning even with out the allegations from tower which to me are completely credible and at the very least there they require a rigorous investigation just as rigorous as the allegations of jim cavanaugh got but the democratic party doesn't want to do that and they have gone so far as to even push journalists at the outlet outlets like the new york times to change parts of the stories that they publish about that now they're shaming chris hughes and saying that he should be fired for even reporting on this issue and the media is complicit in covering it up in shaming terror reid in making her the problem and it basical

in downtown napa, jackie ward, nbc bay area news. >> thanks, jackie. one by one, bay area counties have now answered or are getting ready to answer phase two. phase two allows retail stores to provide curbside pickup. manufacturing and logistics work and some offices to reopen if tele commuting is not an option. here is where we stand in the bay area. the counties in green, sonoma, napa and solano county, already in phase two.o,nd now four more counties began phase two, in yellow. contra costa county plans to enter phase two tomorrow. that's the one in purple. and santa clara county in red, announced today it will officially begin phase two on friday. now, as santa clara county prepare force friday's next step, its top health officer made it clear today she has no issue of moving slowly ran the rest of the bay area. retailers in the south bay are happy it is coming, from antique stores to fashion boutiques and retailers are trying to set up for curbside pickup. must like the rest of the bay area, the county's new health order requires employees to wear

in fairfield, jackie ward, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, jackie. >>> napa, sonoma, and solano counties can now open for business based on their low number of new cases. but only napa has given the go-ahead when it comes to those hair salon. this salon in napa has been closed since march but co-owner angie redmond opened the doors immediately when the governor gave the all clear. now everyone has to wear masks and that could be a problem. >> i couldn't stay clean around here ears because the mask is in the way, and in the front all the hairs fall into the mask. >> temperature checks are also mandatory. >>> just in, walt disney world says it plans to have the magic kingdom and animal kingdom reopened by july 11. epcot and hollywood studios would reopen july 13. last week disney allowed third party businesses at its complexes to open with new restrictions. no word when disneyland will reopen. >>> a live look at the kennedy space center where history is set to be made later this afternoon. as you can see right there, all calm right now. but much-anticipated launch seems to be a go so far.

a few months after taking on paid leave jackie lost her job. this line just killed me thank you for your efforts on behalf of the children of the end of our public schools and best wishes to you and all your future endeavors if my kid is so in the hospital and you're leaving me without a job without benefits and that's the letter i get and so when you got that letter that day what was going through your mind i did not know what i was going to do i had to figure out how i was going to go back to work and get some benefits josie reached out to the end of her public school district for a statement they told us jackie's case had been resolved and they wouldn't release any additional information. jackie interviewed for jobs while joe was still in the hospital. 12 weeks is so better than 0 weeks i had to go back to work immediately after joel was done with treatment that's another place where that paid leave would have been. what depends so helpful was just taking care of myself. my kid almost died i have images of him burned into my brain of him jus

jackie?reporter: well with concerts and large events still suspended live nation warning investors of deeper revenue impacts in the second quarter while revenues on its concert was 25% live nation says it has enough cash to survive a full year without events and live nation president telling the "claman countdown" just a few weeks ago that fan demand for live events is still there are 90% of fans holding on to tickets for rescheduled dates and online travel companies, bookings holdings and trip advisor due to the coronavirus impact trip advisor warned it'll have little to no revenue in the second quarter while booking holdings says it has to reduce costs and bolster liquidity immediately and on the flip side royal caribbean says the bookings for 2021 are within normal ranges and shares today up almost 5% but while bookings are on pace, should anybody be getting on a cruise any time soon, that's anybody wouldses question we've got the fox business on the frontlines talking about where the coro

jackie: y le contamos que una niÑa de siete aÑos usÓ su talento musical para ayudar a los trabajadores la salud.ella se puso a cantar delante y le pidiÓ donaciones a los vecinos para sorpresa de todos logrÓ recaudar 4000 $ y asegura que seguirÁ adelante con la noble iniciativa. borja: con este gran ejemplo despedimos este martes pero sin duda aÚn quedan muchas mÁs noticias de impacto para compartir. asÍ que maÑana mÁs y mejor. jackie: siga conectado con nuestro noticiero local y no falte a su cita de impacto porque aquÍ los vamos a estar esperando. >> noticias univisiÓn comienza ya. ♪ paola: las temperaturas siguen alta en el Área de la bahÍa. tenemos cobertura en el equipo. nuestra meteorolÓgica darÁ más detalles de esta ola de calor. pero primero un saludo a ramon que se encuentra en el centro de san josÉ, que nos dice cuÁles precauciones podemos tomar ante estos cambios sutiles. ramÓn: te saludo con gusto. desde el pleno corazÓn del centro de la ciudad, un lugar donde se daba la reuniÓn de familias, parece que en esta ocasiÓn, es totalmente diferente. hablamos con un experto, que no

it was initiated by congress moment woman, jackie speier. >> we are here to say thank you to these extraordinary heroes of america. the first responders of san mateo and other cities have joined with us to make sure they realize that we recognize that what they are doing is putting their lives on the line every day to save lives. >> this is overwhelming. this is overwhelming. it touches our heart words cannot express. >> police and firefighters from san mateo, belmar and foster city came out to show their appreciation. >>> back to the weather. i'm on the tower camera which you will see here shortly. they are moving it around, it's kind of cool. as i do every night i was going

neil: jackie, thank you very very much. jackie deangelis on all of that.told you at the outset of the broadcast the president committing $19 billion to our coronavirus food relief fund. that should be welcome news to remain fae farmers who might be waiting for a bang from the buck for the china trade deal that seems to be frozen with the ongoing hostilities between our two countries. the iowa agriculture secretary joins us right now. secretary, always good to have you. this is welcome news, i'm sure, for farmers in your state. how soon do you think they will benefit? >> well, much-needed assistance and we are appreciative of the trump administration moving as quickly as they could to get a pretty complex program out. of course, that's the thing we are all looking at, how quickly can we benefit from getting these dollars in the hands of our producers, again, who we can't make them whole but we can provide them with some assistance to help get through this very difficult patch. neil: secretary, are you worried that given the increasing hostilities between ou

jackie? reporter: good morning to you, neil we made it to memorial day weekend and as of right now at least the weather seems to be cooperating, and there's so many people who just want to try to have a normal weekend after surviving through the coronavirus, the lockdown, and taking such a big toll on people. all 50 states as you said are in the process of reopening, so i want to walk you through this. you mentioned alaska. fully reopening today but 22 more states are continuing this easing process, including new jersey, new york, connecticut, delaware, virginia. these are the ones that are opening beaches with some restrictions and they're going to be doing it a little differently but keep in mind new york city beaches, they are excluded. in massachusetts, they're going to open the beaches on monday, which is the actual holiday, memorial day. remember, different rules in different places they've seen different impacts of covid-19, and even open beaches aren't going to look the same. in many

in fairfield, jackie ward, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, jackie. >>> in the south bay, santa clara county will enter the early stages of phase two tomorrow. santa clara county is the last county to make this move. almeda, contra costa county, san mateo, san francisco, and marin counties entered into the early parts of phase two, over the past week. and now, the move means curbside pickup for retailers in the south bay will now be allowed. manufacturing can start to pick up again. and some officers where tele-work is impossible, offices can reopen. >>> and a call out from santa clara county needs volunteers to help with contact tracing. the county is working to build a work force of a thousand people to help investigate cases of covid-19, and identify who those patients may have exposed. public health officials say contact tracing will prevent widespread transmission of the virus. now, only a handful of county employees are currently doing the tracing and the workload could soon skyrocket. >> what we need is to be able to respond not just to the few cases we have today, and the very

in san francisco, jackie ward, nbc bay area news. >> jackie is talking about the firefighters. they were facing a very dangerous situation as they first got on-scene. take a listen to this. >> we've got heavy fire on the back of the pier. is in danger. we want to get the water pipes back up here. the whole back of the building is going and the roof. >> you heard it. such an incredible effort to save the o'brien. firefighters say without the use of fire boat 3, the historic ship would have likely been destroyed. the o'brien's captain talked to nbc bay area about its lucky legacy. >> the jeremiah o'brien has been known as the lucky ship, one of the last liberty ships around. she survived the north atlantic and d-day, and this incredible fire. >> three museum volunteers were aboard the "ss jeremiah o'brien" when the flames started. a dramatic awakening but they evacuated safely. we've been covering this story since it broke very early this morning. we're going to continue to bring you any updates as they develop. be sure to head to nbcbayarea.com for the very latest information. >

jackie. >> reporter: marcus, this is one of 13 dmv offices that are now reopened in the bay area after being closed for several weeks and this is not necessarily the scene that we were expecting. hardly anyone here and those who were here tell me their experience was quick and safe. more than likely you will need to have an appointment to be seen here with only a couple exception, like impounded vehicles or commercial license requirements that can be done on a walk-in basis. for those who are here, the average wait time this morning has been 4 minutes. the largest crowd we saw was before doors even opened and people stood on markers 6 feet apart with masks on per the requirement at all dmv field officeles. inside one woman told us she had a hard time finding something to help her fill out forms. that is how cautious the dmv is being regarding safety. >> i didn't have a pen, so i had too borrow from someone. but she didn't let me. so i signed and wrote my information. the other guy telling me you have to get out, get out. >> it was a similar scene at the dmv for santa clara, equipment t

the name of this group was jackie and nancy and they worked together to make this project work. the name changes in the summer of 1943 to the women air force service pilots. initially they were just can going to be very pilots they realize they have an opportunity to see what else women can do. they expanded to targets initially out at cap davis. they realized it was no longer accurate. they expanded it to women service pilots. for the service pilots. they were taking something of that already existed in calling them women service pilots and they added air force and there to make it a nice deal for them. a nice acronym. i'm pretty sure he added that in. it was all of the same group. and the collaboration was there from the beginning. if you're gonna say the dates you have to say december 42 to december 42. one of the thing that's really things that's really important to clear up. it's one of the things that the books have title. with the significant of the rings with them personally. it was an incredible achievement. they equated the date that they received their wings after the

jackie, thank you very much, jackie deangelis in our newsroom.t to bring in ibf senior fellow inez step plane to react to all of this. he has a point it is cheaper to make cars in texas. >> he did say final straw. even pre-pandemic california has been losing businesses. in fact one of the state legislatures that got into a scrap with elon musk over twitter on this is the principle author of ab-5, the law basically killed off all free-lancing gig work in this state. when he says final straw this, is definitely the straw on top of the mountain that broke the camel's back. there is a very anti-business climate in california going back as well before this pandemic. cheryl: they are the last vehicle producer in the state of california. he is it. you would think there would be pressure from the governor, who by the way, governor newsom is the one saying hey let's reopen. it is alameda county pushing back against him this is a very local store. you would think governor newsom would get involved. >> there are additional restrictions in the bay area. alam

jackie victor, a ceo of her company in detroit. jackie, let me start with you.s there aid available for the federal government and is it helping you and where are you in terms of staying float? >> we are excited to get it. we thought it could help us but it is not going to help us right now the way it is currently structured. we only have 60 days to use it and the loan turns into a grant only if we employ 100% of our employees again. that stopped the past five weeks. right now we have 13 employees back. we are slowly opening. we are a food base business ad d we are in detroit. ppp will have definitely serious changes for us. kirby is the most impacted by this. number one, are you expected to get your job back and are you able to get benefits in the meantime? >> yes, i was able to apply for unemployment. that helped me a lot especially me being an artist and having avalon being my primary job. i do plan to return as soon as possible. >> take me through what it is like in your community in the sense where you look at these national numbers and the numbers of michi

"today in the bay"'s jackie is reporting.w it would be so exciting to go to the dmv, jackie? >> reporter: 13 field offices back open for business, and if you had to cancel an appointment because of the pandemic, they are getting those reschedules. and things will look a lot different at the dmv and all dmv's across the state, and customers will have to wear a mask and stay six feet away while in line, and you can also wait outside and get a text when your time is up, and entry into the building will be metered. customers may experience extended wait times, and they expands expanding online services, so check that out before coming to a field office. if your license has expired, for driver's license that have expired they pushed most of those back until july 1st. >>> bart unveils a newly revised budget, among the changes eliminating 19 of the bart officers. bart is dealing with a 90% drop in revenues, and its trains are cleaner. the agency is rolling out a new campaign to let riders know they are going the extra mile to keep t

darn big woman and i wasn't her type but there was another one jackie collins jackie cochran who did start the wasp for president roosevelt and she still i think holds more altitude distance and speed records than anybody. there says a great human and so i knew about the project but i couldn't get made and then recently another producer came to me and asked if i would get involved b.j. jackie cochran anymore but i hope i find a great actress and we get it made it's an important story. we're talking about derek and she's talking about a project she's producing called wasp women the pilot story in world war 2 and the part a play fascinating to me and i see you have a film coming out later in the year called jape. adds another what project is i probably know about all these things we had our regular dinners but we kept but i see the jimmy carter and john boyd are and that is a mench fest tell me about this project it was great fun. jump right now i have a producer friend in common and so this is jail ranch too and we're all hoping that her mom picks it up and it goes to series which we

"today in the bay's" jackie ward joins us live from san francisco this morning. welcome, jackie.s could be some potential danger for people if they're out in the heat and they don't have shelter. >> reporter: yeah, thank you so much. air conditioning in san francisco pretty much doesn't exist, so these reminders are for parents who may have curious or adventurous kids especially now that we might have our windows open more than usual. this morning health experts are reminding us that screens are not designed to prevent falls. many recommend buying window guards. you can also make sure furniture is pulled away from window ledges. the pediatric chief resident told us what hospitals are preparing for now after seeing what happened last year during a 48-hour period at zuckerberg general hospital when the weather got hot. >> we saw four kids who had fallen out of a second story window or higher and some did need intensive care unit care because of their injuries. and so we're kind of anticipating that might happen again now that the weather is getting warmer. >> reporter: a lot of us

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jackie deangelis joins us with more. jackie? reporter: good afternoon to you, melissa. not to diminish the human tragedy here but just when you thought the retailers couldn't possibly take another blow after dealing with the coronavirus pandemic and all the shutdowns, they are in a tough spot because the protests in minneapolis. the tension is sparking some unrest on the ground there, in other parts of the country as well, so you wonder if some of the retailers are going to follow in the footsteps of target for example, who have to close 24 stores in minnesota because of rioting and looting initially many have actually since reopened nine remained closed at this time but target is just one example of retailers being attacked. one local autozone was looted and then set on fire. autozone was not alone in this. there were reports of fires at several other chain stores including napa auto parts and a ups store and a t j maxx store. small businesses were not spared either. listen to this man who owns a local jeweler. >> it's a tough one to come in and see what started years

i'm jackie ibanez, now back to "hannity."eadlines, log on to foxnews.com. ♪ >> sean: texas salon owner shelley luther gained national attention when she opened the doors to her business in spite of a local coronavirus lockdown order. she was given a seven day jail sentence, called selfish and find $7,000. she stood up to the judge and said, no, feeding my family is not selfish. here's my exclusive interview with shelley just hours after her release from jail. >> sean: shelley luther, thank god you're free, how are you doing? >> i'm doing a lot better now, thank you so much. >> sean: when the judge said to apologize, we had your boyfriend on last night, said it reminded me of william wallace in "braveheart." the prisoner would like to speak a word. you need to apologize -- what were you thinking when he said you need to apologize to the politicians? i was like, what! >> i don't -- i think he was referring to clay jenkins, you know, the county commissioner. if that was the last thing i was going to do, honestly, because the way

. ♪ >> live from america's news headquarters, i'm jackie ibanez in new york.orld health organization temporary halt studies of hydroxychloroquine a as a potential treatment of the coronavirus and the decision comes after a study published in the medical journal the lancet found that seriously ill covid-19 patients who were treated with hydroxychloroquine and a chloroquine or more likely to die. the trial involved patients and 35 countries and only a week ago president trump claimed he is taking daily doses of hydroxychloroquine to ward off the virus threats. meanwhile, president trump how he's referring to the 2020 republican national convention planning to kick off in charlotte, north carolina, august 24th. if he vows he will take the show elsewhere unless the governor can guarantee. i'm jackie ibanez, back to "hannity" for all your headlines log on to foxnews.com. ♪ >> sean: all right, the great one, mark levin, he has been on fire on this program in recent weeks. here is one of his epic rants. watch. >> i see the attorney general as a straight up "law & ord

jackie? jackie: good afternoon, neil.see some signs of life and it's been positive for the economy. the hope is that cases won't spike and this will move forward in a progressive way. you have to remember, the consumer is two-thirds of the u.s. economy so when they are in lockdown and can't get out and spend, people are losing jobs. they may not have money to spend. that's a lot of the issue that has come out of the coronavirus pandemic. but the signs of life i'm talking about, let's start with energy. you are starting to see a rebound there. looks like for oil prices, they are going to close this month up almost 75% and what it means is basically that the consumer is out and about again, filling up that gasoline tank, going places. remember, new york city still is on lockdown but a lot of the other states are reopening. also, businesses are reopening and they use oil and fuel, et cetera. so as people start to get back to their daily routines and summer vacations, we are seeing oil and energy do a little bit better. also

. >> with me now to discuss cnn's dana bash and jackie. jackie, i will start with you.resident of the united states saying it is election year, the democrats want him to fail and they're okay with more deaths if that makes him fail. >> the relationship between the president and congress is not going anywhere, accusing them of wanting americans to die is obviously a bit too far. this shows that he is committed to keeping at least part of congress in the dark about what's happening and does not want him to exercise their oversight. it struck me of mark meadows that was said, i can't imagine mark meadows being okay with that if the roles are reversed. >> he'll not be the first one to leave and having a rethinking shall we say about congressional oversight. to that point, dana, if the president want s to say it is al trump haters, we can talk about that, more toll picpolitics tha. i found out of bounds. i think the president thinks because there is a republican chairman that means it is a different varenvironment. lamarre alexander may have questions for dr. fauci and b, th