growing fears of a 2nd wave i discuss progress being made and the challenges still to be faced with mike jim from the independent care group i think we are going to find sadly more deaths in due course because that in some cases not everyone the past when it has or had related a cause of death on the death certificate so i think it will be more but i think at the minute we're still trying to fight the virus and deal with that battle i think later on i'd like to see a public inquiry into how we handle the matter in this country to do with deaths in care homes where the whole band i mean really but i think we've got to make sure we learn lessons and nothing should this happen again is repeated such as what we've been through in the last few weeks and months and i boris johnson said that there's going to be hundreds of thousands of. pal's millions of pounds thrown in to try to improve the situation in care homes that'll take time to have any effect is enough being done right now is there enough testing is enough protective equipment there for the staff what more could be done. well i think we'v

mike flynn. then congressman jim jordan response, next. ♪

we will take the next question from sim --dash mike jim is iran. i am shouting again i'm down in florida. but i think you may be able to hear me all the way in new york. my question is do you see anything in the policies and programs to address at all the problems you describe in your book. in the terms of this president the policies are there to see. a record of when he took the job made it clear he did not buy into the value of a lot of his inheritance. i'm quite -- quite critical of that. i do not think he have anything better to put into its place. selectively i think he has done some good things. i think he was right to call out china. i mentioned yugoslavia. and despite some of the a lot of his policies on trade. there still has been the master 2.0. the question though what you do with a second term. he has not articulated. i think he would be more in keeping with the traditional every president from harry truman to barack obama operated within the 30 or 40-yard line. republican and democrat alike. president biden very much wood. the problem

and madden, mike madsen, jim carroll, ryan reddick, william lang, tony stallings, and remain a -- roaming canada shop. months to stand up one facility like this, but honeywell has built this in less creating 500ks, new jobs in arizona and another 500 jobs in rhode island. together, these new factories will soon produce more than 20 respirators every single month, a truly miraculous achievement. we are grateful to be joined by secretary of labor, jean scalia and governor doug ducey. where is doug? [applause] you are doing a fantastic job. he won his election by 17 points, so i don't have to praise him too much, but i will say that he has been a fantastic governor and you people recognize it. that's why he had what they say is a walk. anything we can do, you're going to call me. he calls me plenty. [laughter] he calls me plenty, because he is doing his job. i want to thank you both, and jean, you are doing a fantastic job. thank you. [applause] i also want to express my appreciation to senator martha mcsally. a fantastic person. [applause] fighting to uncover the full truth about the china

now jim jordan and mike johnson want to talk to bill priestap.he fbi guy who wrote those notes, what is the goal here, to get him to lie? susan rice says everything was done in the obama administration by the book. does this sound by the book to you? >> there were a lot of deviations from what i would consider the book. an excellent example of this you need to look no farther of the words of jim comey who admitted the way the fbi agents interviewed flynn deviated from the way it is normally done. comey admitted it was a stunt he couldn't have pulled with any other administration. he thought he could get away with it. he did in fact get away with it with incoming trump administration. normally give the white house heads up that the fbi is at the door but comey didn't do that in this case. elizabeth: tom, house judiciary ranking member jim jordan says the obama administration purposely leaked, made key leaks to the "washington post" to set the stage to get flynn prosecuted. those leaks came a day before the fbi interviewed flynn at the white house

we will turn it back over to mike allen. >> thank you, jim and alex. thanks to intuit for making this axios virtual event on small businesses on the path to recovery, possible. welcome back to my home in arlington, virginia. the company people this is my home office and we appreciate you joining us earlier today and i caught up with suzanne my president of the u.s. chamber of commerce and here is suzanne clark. >> suzanne has been in the trenches and i first got to know her when she was running her first company as president and coo and she is a ba and mba from georgetown. madam president, welcome to axios. >> thank you. >> suzanne, the congress just replenished the money that is in the payment protection fund to help small businesses stay in money. is round to going to be enough? >> well, good question, mike. we hear from small businesses across the country every day and some are in tears for they can't get over the impact on their family and on their community and on their customers. we are glad congress got this done but no, it won't be enough. they

reporter: lou, two senior members of the republican side of the house judiciary committee, mike johnson and jimordan, sent a letter to fbi director christopher wray. they were displayeded that some of the problems involved with the general michael flynn case, the former national security adviser at the white house, took so long to come out. i want to read part of this letter, lou, tonight from johnson and jordan to fbi director wray. quote: the american people continue to learn troubling detail it is about the politicization and misconduct at the highest levels of the fbi during the obama/biden administration, even more concerning we continue to learn as these new details from litigation and investigation not from you. this letter is mostly symbolic as the republicans are in the minority party in the house, but it is the latest signal of increased frustration with the director's leadership. now, way was not the director when the michael flynn matter happened, let's be clear, and the fbi today released a statement in support of correcter wray -- director wray. quote: director wray remains firmly

if and madden, mike madsen, john, jim, brian roddick, william laying, tony stalin's, andrew mina -- andn normal times it would take months to stand up a facility like this but honeywell has built this in less than five weeks. creating 500 new jobs in arizona. another 500 jobs in rhode island. together these new factories will soon produce more than 20 million n95 respirators every single month, a truly miraculous achievement. we are grateful to be joined by secretary of labor gene scalia and governor doug ducey. what a fantastic governor he is. where is doug? where is doug. thank you, doug. doing a fantastic job. and he already won his election by like 17-point so i don't have to praise him too much, but i will say that he has been fantastic governor, and you people recognize it. that's why he had what they say is a walk. very good. proud of you, doug. anything we can do you're going to call me. we not to worry about that. he calls me planning. he calls me plenty busy doing his job. but i want to thank you both, and gene, the job you're doing is fantastic. thank you very much. i also wa

. >>> let's go to mike in new jersey mike, mike, mike >> caller: hi, jim a big booyah from jersey shorelower >> thank you >> caller: i started acquiring -- the last few weeks and really like pioneer natural resources and would like your opinion. >> well, scott sheffield is probably along with mike worth, two of the people i trust most in the oil patch pioneer is one of them, i like parsley, i like chevron. i think you're fine and i'm not into recommending oil companies but i think you're fine. >>> let's go to warren in virginia warren >> caller: ba-ba-ba booyah mr. cramer >> gotcha. >> caller: second time caller. my stock is dng food >> i wish they would come on it's a mosaic of old brands i think should be doing well now in the pantry business, that's exactly what is happening. i don't know the longevity of it because the brand seems tired to me it's kind of a mini kraft heinz. >>> let's go to john in new york john >> caller: booyah, jim >> hey, john >> caller: long-time viewer. i would like to thank you for the wealth over -- wealth of information over the years digital realty >> i li

. >>> let's go to mike in michigan mike >> caller: hi, jim, first-time caller thank you. >> of course >> caller: focusing on growth, shareholder. is this stock getting out ahead of itself -- >> no, it's going to be a rounding error that it went down all the way to where it is okay, it's all the way up to 120. it spent a lot of time at 120 before it fell apart a couple years ago. i would buy more of this stock if it went down to 110 that's my conviction >>> tom in florida tom. >> caller: this is tommy d. from sunny largo, florida i'm a first-time caller and long-time listener and i want to thank you for all that you do for us little guys, even though you've heard that a million times. >> no, no, look, i love it i'm still working here i'm still doing this stuff it's been like -- it's like 3,000 shows, for heaven's sake >> caller: keep up the good work, my friend. >> thank you >> caller: by the way, this is a belated birthday present for me. i just turned 70 years old yesterday, so thank you for taking my call >> you're a young man. let's go to work >> caller: okay. my stock is bj wholes

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mike flynn. then congressman jim jordan response, next. ♪ >> fox news has turned over the equivalent of hours ofrogramming to what they are calling this unmasking. >> they were completely authorized to do so and there requests were approved by the nsa. >> requests, which all of them were fully authorized to make. anything to distract from theo real public health crisis. f>> laura: the media are outraged that we would dare question abuses of government and surveillance for the politically driven fbi. that's stuff the liberals used to care about, by the way. but here is why they don't want us to question this. because in the age of trump, the media have completely abandoned their journalistic ethics in favor of just cheerleading rank abuses of power. if it gets trump out of office then green light it, baby. they don't want to be held accountable after years of peddling nonsense. now back in the early months of the trump presidency and following the flynn revelations, people like nbc chuck todd and andrea mitchell were saying things like this. >> you have a presidency right now that i think is beyo

. >> reporter: and jim and poppy, after weeks of making his case, mike bowen's company did finally get to make those n95 masks about a month ago, more than two months after the first coronavirus case was detected here in the united states. jim and poppy? >> ed lavandera in dallas, thanks very much. >>> we're moments away from that man you just learned about, mike bowen, and dr. rick bright testifying on capitol hill. you'll see it all right here. achoo! ...do your sneezes turn heads? ♪ try zyrtec... ...zyrtec starts working hard at hour one... and works twice as hard when you take it again the next day. zyrtec muddle no more. and try children's zyrtec for consistently powerful relief of your kid's allergies. michael vasquez! come over here. i've heard such good things about you, your company. well, i wouldn't have done any of it without you. without this place. this is for you. michael, you didn't have to... and, we're going to need some help with the rest. you've worked so hard to achieve so much. perhaps it's time to partner with someone who knows you and your business well enough to

let's watch, representatives jim jordan and mike johnson saying they were forced to write directly toey fbi agents after the fbi director, christopher wray, ignore their letter. watch. >> we talk about all these terrible things that have been in january of 2017, and they were bad. call me telling the key pursuant, even though the agents wanted to drop it, meeting with obama talking about the flynn-kislyak conversation. coming going up the trump tower and briefing the president on the dossier he already knows is false. christopher wray doesn't seem to care. so we will try and go around him and see if we can get these guys to come testify and answer some questions. >> harris: first of all, you go to the fbi director wray with a letter, you request information. is it normal that he wouldn't give that to congress? >> it's not, harris. it's not normal. i know chris, i worked with him back in the justice department. he's a good guy. but he really, really needs to go above and beyond the bounds of transparency, here. now is the time, with these allegations back and forth, now is the time. tr

. ♪ ♪ ♪ lou: breaking news, republican congressman jim jordan and mike johnson demanding an interview. his name is joe pitka. he's believed to have interviewed lieutenant general michael flynn who was the national security adviser for president trump at the white house in january 2017. the other fbi agent, peter strzok. fox news has determined that pientka was also involved with spying on former trump campaign aid carter page. his biography was removed from the fbi web site after fox news contacted the fbi to question his extensive role in those fisa matters. sources say pientka remains in the agency's field office in san francisco where he has a senior position. >>> president trump's approval rating climbing again to record heights over the past couple of weeks according to the latest gallup survey. the president has tied his record high approval rating, up suggestion points in just the past -- up six points in just the past two weeks. the president's support, well, reflecting his handling of the wuhan virus pandemic. his record high approval if among independents. it's all going the

former fbi director jim comey addressing that in a statement just released after news of the doj seeking to drop mikeynn's case. quote, the doj has lost its way. career people, please say because america needs you. the country is hungry for honest, competent leadership. joining us now, california senator kamala harris, former democratic presidential candidate, also the former attorney general of california, former district attorney. first, senator harris, on the news that bill barr has done what donald trump sought to get jim comey to do years ago, see to it to let mike flynn go. >> it's not surprising, frankly, nicolle. that hearing -- in may of last year, so a full year ago i called for bill barr to resign. he clearly has never followed the role, the responsibility and the mission of the attorney general which is to be the people's lawyer. he has instead consistently done donald trump's bidding, and this is yet another example. you know, here's the thing. remember elliott richardson, nixon's attorney general, under a republican, nominated by a republican president who refused to do the investigatio

elizabeth: you know, we've got now republican representatives jim jordan of ohio and mike johnson ofng a letter to christopher wray at the fbi saying we want the other fbi agent who sat with peter strzok to interview michael flynn. that is agent pienca. they want him to sit down for a transcribed interview or testimony. are you guys going to do that? sydney powell says we know from additional text messages that the 302 alterations for the initial flynn interview are concerning, that there were changes made. are you guys going to call that other agent in. >> i would hope so. two parts, number one i address, if chairman nadler, chairman of judiciary committee was encouraged to actually find the facts about what happened in this whole cabal, he actually would start processes to call but he is chairman. i guarranty you it blows their whole theory up. they don't like the president. they will do anything to keep the narrative going this president is somehow in cahoots with the russians or anybody else because they don't like him. chairman nadler used his chairmanship to abuse trust of amer

the concern i have is whether i dould agree with mike pence, jim jordan or bradley byrne.it was at an improbable time then we are in right now. >> there is a continuity of the safety of the nation. we are asking a lot of people to work remotely a rule that has been fashioned hi fashion is ved expires at the end of this year. the notion that this is changing the house is just wrong so i would yield to mr. bishop to criticize my map. it isn't the point of the math. it's not a question it doesn't become serious once it crosses a magical wine. the. they need not act as if it is. >> i would say to the gentleman -- you wanted me to yield to you? >> i would say the rule that is before us is very proportional to come here every week, do your thing, sit in that chair but it also would allow alcee hastings to offer his perspective on behalf of the people. i think it is fundamentally flawed and ultimately leaves a lot of people which is the whole point of the government. with that i will yield back. let me add my praise to what you just heard during the time after this year it was pr

jim. we have heard from secretary of state mike pompeo time and time again, we have heard some parts of itom president trump that china should pay a price for this pandemic. now what is not clear is when the time will be for them to pay that price. secretary pompeo repeatedly said the time will come for recriminations. but what i have learned is that there are officials across u.s. government agencies who are working on auctions for what that price could actually look like. it includes sanctions, it also includes canceling on u.s. debt obligations potentially and new trade policies. these are some of the possibilities that are just being looked at, but they're really in the early stages because it could be very dangerous if they move too quickly here to try and punish china while these medical supplies are going through china and really needed here in the u.s. >> canceling u.s. debt obligations would have enormous implications for the market and how others view u.s. debt. kylie atwood at the state department, thank you very much. >>> joining me is beth cameron, former senior director of he

the next day, i got a call, and they set me up with a series of meetings with mike beaver and ending with my personal hero, jim brady. he said, "it's down to two people." case, i'm yourt girl. i want the job." [laughter] he said, "i'm voting for you." two hours later, she called me and offered the job. that was friday night. saturday night i was awakened by the phone ringing. it was "the washington post" that somebody -- because somebody had leaked the story that they were not going to get out until monday. that was my introduction to the life of a press secretary. drake: we are going to get into the book a little bit, but before we do that, it has been a sad week in this country and we are very sensitive to that here at the presidential library. having treadou, many white houses and overlap many first ladies -- i wonder if you could give us a little insight into the relationship between these two ladies because i'm certain the question is about to come up anyway, and then share a story of misses bush as a tribute to her this evening. tate: i came to understand after i left the white house misses bush and miss

to have your perspective, thanks so much. >> happy to be with you. >> jim. >>> so much of this not an easy job. secretary of state mikempeo says there is enormous evidence that the coronavirus started in a chinese government lab. but key u.s. allies who are part of an intelligence sharing agreement with the u.s. say that is, quote, highly unlikely. >>> we're also moments away from the opening bell on wall street. this tuesday morning. we'll watch how earnings season impacts the market and how devastating coronavirus already has been to the economy. the state of california now borrowing $348 million in the federal government to make sure it has enough to pay the huge surge of unemployment claims. it is the first state to make that move since mid-march, over 4 million people in california started seeking unemployment. first up is this exquisite bowl of french onion dip. i'm going to start the bidding at $5. thank you, sir. looking for $6. $6 over there! do i hear 7? $7 in the front! $7 going once. going twice. sold to the onion lover in the front row! next up is lot number 17, a spinach and artichoke dip, beautifully se

confirmed mike once identity on the very same to his boss, barack obama, discussed mike flynn in the oval office with fbi director jimey and deputy attorney general sally h. maybe that's why barack obama's name is not on the unmasking list. he had his assistant do it for him. imagine the donald trump did this to his political enemy. that would be a legitimate reason to impeach impaired we were not offended on the show, it would be indefensible and so is this. and then there's joe biden. he asked to uncover mike flynn's name a january 12th, a week, eight days, before donald trump took office. what official justification could biden possibly have had for doing that? he must've given some reason he had to. again, the official form requires it. let's see that form. until we do, we can only speculate about biden's motives. it's hard to see a legitimate reason for doing this, especially so close to the end of the administration. eight days. biden, for his part, is now claiming he knew nothing at all about the mike flynn investigation. watch this interview from abc yesterday. keep in mind it took place before we received to

foreign posts around the world but did work closely with vice president mike pence in indiana when pence was the governor there. jim>> alex marqaurdt, thanks very much. james schulz, former white house lawyer for president trump and cnn legal commentator. good to have you on this morning. >> thanks for having me on. >> what is your reaction to this? it's not the first time this has happened. you have the state department ig fired while looking into the secretary of state. you have the intelligence community inspector general, michael atkinson, he was removed and of course the one who alerted lawmakers to the first whistle-blower complaint of the ukraine call, an alleged quid pro quo. department of defense glen fein was going to oversee the pandemic stimulus bill pushed out and christy grimm reported hospitals struggling to respond to the coronavirus. are you concerned about this pattern at all? >> i'm not concerned at all but i think you need to understand and the public needs to understand what the role of the inspector general is to rule out waste, fraud and abuse and the job is to deal with waste of money within

secretary of state mike pompeo has blamed china for causing the virus as alex was saying. white house chief correspondent jimta joins us. what are they saying? >> reporter: they are pushing this theory it came out of a lab somehow. they've been pushing the line it was more of a mistake in that lab in wuhan, china, not that it way a bioweapon. we heard the secretary of state on one of the sunday talk shows over the weekend saying there was enormous evidence that this came out of a lab and we heard the president at that town hall on fox say that he believes that this was some kind of terrible mistake on the part of the chinese, and that they are embarrassed by it and are kwo g covering it up. anderson, what we are lacking at this point is any evidence to back up any of these claims. and in addition to the skepticism that was expressed by the other intelligence communities for u.s. partners that alex was just talking about a few moments ago, there are reservations about this theory inside the public health community. i can tell you a source close to the coronavirus task force has told me that it is still the be

thank you jensen >> we'll see you later >> mike, i want to piggyback on jim's point about banks. it seems like every fed official to a name has taken negative rates off the table. boe's comments notwithstanding as david points out, credit card spending held in there we kind of know why. now we have mcconnell and mnuchin suggesting that we will need another fifth stimulus bill should they be doing better, the banks? >> yes, negative rates are taken off the table as much as the fed officials are able to do it, but it's zero for the foreseeable. sozero indefinitely is not good for the banks. then you see the bond market trades, ten-year treasury yields backing down again to the 6 area it seems the general environment here we basically have given everybody permission to skip payments it's a public service at this point. so somewhere there's a loss accumulating in this economy you snoknow, the banks or credi card companies are on the hook for it i kept saying if people thought this would be an off to the races recovery and really quick, those stocks would be rallying more than they ar

special guests are here to watch it, including president donald trump, vice president mike pence and nasa administrator jim bridenstine. humana is back, launching astronauts again. tell me how you feel about that, and tell me about the president watching the launch and what happened there. mr. bridenstine: so this has been a long time coming. it has been nine years since we launched american astronauts on american rockets from american soil, and now it is done. we have done it. i want to give a lot of credit to charlie bolden. he was my predecessor as a nasa administrator. he fought hard for this when it did not get any support in congress. we now have an administrator that is fully of our spaceflight administrative, not only on discovery, going to the moon onto mars, but also from a space force perspective. our budgets are going up, and it is just an amazing think you're one of the things the president did right out of the gate when he became president izzy created the national space council, and he put the vice president is chairman of the national space cancel. -- counsel. you have got the secretary of

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>> we have a couple of things going on we will get to jim paulson and mike santoli trying to get theirhts on where the market is headed later today given the gyrations we've seen this morning and some of the dow component news, then, of course, the moderna news yesterday which seemed to propel us forward. is it one step forward, two steps back one step back, one step forward? where are we jim? >> well, i don't know about the near-term, andrew. who knows. i think we're kind of in recovery in the stock market and the economy, too for me, the biggest near-term thing is what greg talked about, we're en route to the next several weeks of data that's bouncing, and we'll come out better than it was in this month of april i think if you see data starting to pick up, it's going to reconnect wall street with fundamental information again, which i think will take some of the emotion that's been prevalent here we've been divorced from fundamental information, which will help. with so many states reopening, you will see data continue to improve as we go down the road you put that together with a ma

jim accosta, appreciate it. joining me now is ohio governor mike dewine. thank you for joining us. i know how busy you are. dr. fauci is warning about the potential for needless suffering and death if we skip the criteria and guidelines if we open the country prematurely or too fast. obviously that is one of the considerations, you no doubt, have taken into account. ohio has not seen a 14-day downward trajectory in cases which was one of the benchmarks laid out by the coronavirus task force. can you talk about your decision, why aren't you waiting until that happens? what other criteria are you looking at? >> anderson, i think there is a risk if we open up or if we don't open up. you know, we can't continue to have this down economy so much. and quite frankly, people are anxious to get moving and get things going. what we've tried to do, what we have done is get the best scientific evidence that we can so that how we open up is the best that we can do. i mean, for example, i'm working today on child care and how can we do this. and we'll announce this in a few days. people are going back to work. we need child

jim? >> so there were shots fired between north and south korea on sunday. what do we know -- secretary of state mikeeeming to say they may have been accidental? >> reporter: well, that's the impression we're getting from the south korean side as well. this was early sunday morning when north korean soldiers fired at a guard post within the demilitarized zone in south korea. north korea hit at a guard post but nobody was injured. what we're hearing from a south korea official was it was foggy, it was a time when they generally check their equipment, so things were relatively normal. they haven't specifically said so, but given that information, it would implicitly suggest that this appears to have been an accident. as far as we know at this point, the south koreans did give a verbal warning. they fired back twice, which is the usual protocol we're told by the joint chiefs of staff, and as far as they're concerned, they don't believe anyone was hurt on the other side, either. jim? >> paula hancock inside south korea, thank you very much. >>> it is a significant shift by president trump who says the nu

while congressman jim clyburn, speaker nancy pelosi have been wearing face coverings, vice president mike not been doing so, in a recent trip to the mayo clinic. after blowback, he donned a mask to tour a gm plant in northern indiana. the president was asked would he be wearing a mask at his speech in arizona next week? >> i'm going to have to look at the climate. i have no problem wearing a mask. i don't if i'm supposed to make a speech, i just don't know, should i speak in a mask? you're going to have to tell me if that's politically correct. >> joining me from politico, where he co-authored this piece, wearing a mask is for smug liberals. refusing to is for reckless republicans. ryan, i saw this coming three weeks ago on cnn. i made the following observation about the handshake. >> here's my prediction. i -- i think it's going to become a red state/blue state kind of thing. i may be wrong. but i can see the tradition of handshaking continually more in red states like yeah, we're going to continue to shake hands. i mean, we used to look at your car. if you were a volvo, you were presume

. >> don't miss jim cramer's interview tonight. but mikelesforce i guess one of those software stocks that's higher year to date which is obviously rare versus the rest of the index, but not back to its full time highs quite yet. >> that's right. i mean offering guidance of any sort is a flex in this environment and even if it is a little bit below what the street was looking for, i think it shows you that maybe the stock has to kind of come to terms with the fact they're meeting expectations but this is always a situation where you don't necessarily want to take the first reflex move because sometimes the conference call and what management has to say kind of holds the floor more than the numbers themselves. so after a bit of a run, wouldn't be surprised for it to calm down a bit, but hard to say that this is really a big test for the stock just yet >> steph, i think where are you on salesforce? you've likeded it in the past. do you still on it >> yeah i do still own it. and i think it's remarkable that they're even giving guidance at all

. >> our guest is now good mi mike, we were just talking about jim cramer with the concerns he has ande's noticing is that people are feeling more positive about markets overall we have heard that throughout the morning. you are looking at this differently. you think there are changes put in place that are accelerated by the pandemic and you are changing your long-term views and strategies as a result you want to explain? >> yeah. i think in some ways it is aligned with what jim was talking about. you know, we think that looking ahead over longer terms, strategic horizons, that changes we've seen, the price boost we've seen over the past handful of months means that investors should be leaning more into risk assets, both equity and credit but at the same time, a little more cautious perhaps with respect to nominal government bonds. the role they've played looks to us more challenged over the longer term horizons >> yeah. it's obvious as a lot of the globe has gone into negative interest rates many of the government treasuries have. but you're concerned about inflation. you think the ma

mike emanuel explains why tonight. >> house democrats are going it alone on the next big jim] coronavirus package. >> speaker pelosi want to do the four, five, six stimulus bill. >> sending this to colleagues encouraging them to think big. we all agree that we must put more money in the pockets of the american people. direct payments, unemployment insurance, rental or mortgage health, and student loan assistance are essential to relieve the fear that many families are facing. pelosi has been saying the democratic wish list will need to be big and bold. >> it is nearly doubling what we really need to do in this bill, which is much bigger than what was in the original care's bill. >> fox news has confirmed that it will have $750 billion for state and local governments. but senate republicans are on a completely different page. after spending some $3 trillion on coronavirus relief in a hurry. >> we have a bad habit in washington and just running money on stuff. we have had several stimulus bills, we need to see what is working. >> and already fine-tuning what has already been authorized. >> it is obvious that some of the t

but the purpose and the concern i have is whether i would agree with a mike pence or a jim jordan or a bradley burn. i respect their opinions. and i want those people to be able to represent the 750,000 folks back in their districts. and in an imperfect and in fact an improbable time like we are in right now, we have to take as just the story, we must be able to exercise certain inherent powers to deal one foreseen circumstances, which could threaten the continue if youty of its operations and the safety of the nation. we are asking a lot of people to work remotely, we are asking a lot of essential workers to present themselves. the rule that has been fashioned is very narrow, it expires at the end of this year. it's limited to 45 day increments based on the speaker in consultation with the minority leader, the house physician and the sergeant at arms. and i think it's something that enfranchises the elsie hastings, the tom coalles when he is in quarantine and the notion that this is fundamentally changing the operations of the house or the notion that this is unconstitutional is jus