cheney responded by saying that massey's problem wasn't her, liz cheney massey's problem was the president of the united states massey won his primary in june with no problems but certainly some tense moments in that it's the first republican conference meeting in quite some time being held virtually because of coronavirus, katy. >> kasie hunt on capitol hill, thank you. >>> chuck, isn't it so interesting that those members were going after cheney for her support of anthony fauci, her support of the man that the president says is not his political opponent, that there's no oppo research going on against him. and that he gets along with so well >> it's -- to me, this is a preview. there's a lot of these small little skirmishes happening on the right between the trump wing of the party and the non-trump wing of the party. we saw it in the texas state party. they just had a basically a revolution and now allen west, a former congressman from florida, is suddenly in charge because the complaint was essentially, oh, you know, you're not conservative enough. you're not boisterous enough or playi

pro-trump is the best way to characterize those folks, including congressman matt gaetz and thomas massey. she pushed back against them they criticized her for speaking well of dr. fauci in public. she tweeted back in may that he was somebody that we absolutely needed to listen to because of his expertise. and the reality is that's a

things have to change some of the words from lionell massey as they lost their long unbeaten home run in their also there title ii. the current team has been on the side for some time he said. this decline started three or 40 said. this decline started three or a0 yea rs said. this decline started three or a0 years ago. 0nly said. this decline started three or a0 years ago. only the talent of messi and the players of the team kind of deluded the situation. i think that now it is more evident. the fact that barcelona has changed a coach midway in the season it has not helped. i think after especially played last year against liverpool had lost a bit of credibility inside of the changing room. however, the tea m of the changing room. however, the team was making it in la liga but change by a coach that had not the respect of players within incredible tracking at least. made things worse. 0f tracking at least. made things worse. of course now at this point i cannot assure you 100% that he gets to be the coach in a few weeks. what isa to be the coach in a few weeks. what is a future for t

thomas massey is the cosponsor and joins me to explain.hat you want to do. >> i had a conversation with the president in january and thanked him for being the first president in 30 years who hasn't started a war and his biggest legacy would be to get us out of the war, we are trying to support his effort in the national defense authorization act by offering an amendment that would codify what he wants to do which is get us out of afghanistan, not just withdraw some troops but withdraw all of the troops. the struggle we will have is to get nancy pelosi to let us have a vote on this amendment. i think she senses he will be stronger in this election if he keeps this promise and andy biggs and i sent an open letter to the president encouraging him to follow his gut instinct because he does want to get us out of afghanistan and bring the troops home. rob: the first from matt gates of florida, this is there amendment for july 10th, sending authorization, for withdrawing troops for political reconciliation, independent of the us, a $2,500 amendme

she said she and thomas massey are in a, quote, good place. i talked to her, donald trump jr. decided to weigh in and he tweeted, we already have one mitt romney, we don't need another. and we also don't need the endless wars she advocates for. and she was asked about that at a news conference later in the day and said that donald trump jr. is not a member of the house republican conference and the house republican leadership, kevin mccarthy, offered his support for her. but all of this points to the sign that loyalty to the president is essential in republican politics these days, particularly in house republican politics. and if you step out of line, some of the president's allies are going to come after you. guys? >> yes, we are seeing that, writ large. manu raju, thank you very much for all of the reporting from capitol hill there. >> thank you. >>> so china is vowing to retaliate after the u.s. ordered them to close this consulate in houston. the state department has just issued a blistering statement about what led to this moment, so we

the food packages are being funded and distributed by and association called massey phone day it's a joint german south african initiative that normally works to assist young people in warmer but offering training programs. the association has also helped see what to develop the garden now during the pandemic it's taking on a new role massive social worker valencia to wallow says the corporation with a feeling is a success we as muslims in the field that we need to actually neutralize the people that are in i will call not only to you but it's not about just giving people but it's also being part of the bigger picture in the it will be much of a change agent into making sure that all people at least function at a level with by the actually i'm with the spotted and dignified at the end of. the municipal authorities are supposed to ensure that health and hygiene standards are adhere to in the garden they say they're agriculture department is working to support and monitor urban vegetable gardens. you. see was says they did provide him with garden tools but they have yet to check whethe

let's get back to cue massey wi kumasi with the news. >>> and at the live desk, frs are still on the grass fire this morning that could pose big problems for the area in bay point. we'll get to the video so you r willow pass road. and fire crews rushed to the scene. strong winds pushed flames up the him making conditions challenging for firefighters. they contained to less than 10 acres and no injuries have been reported. they are just trying to pinpoint the cause of the flames. >>> and developing news for you this morning. an inmate at san quentin is dead from what authorities think was covid-19. guards found the 75-year-old unresponsive in his cell yesterday and he died a few hours later. doctors are testing his body for signs of coronavirus. he was on death row for the rape and murder of an 8-year-old girl. the prison is dealing with a surge of coronavirus skascases. last week, a 71-year-old died from covid-19. >>> and an employee at warriors facility has tested positive for the virus. and the location has been closed for cleaning. and next week's scheduled camp will be postponed.

governor saying this socially the opposite he has filed a lawsuit against her saying well he recommends massey encourages people to wear them he believes she's gone too far in demanding or mandating it saying that the mayor has exceeded her authority also calling her mandate to restrictive so this is an example of what we see throughout the united states dr anthony found him the court of virus task force has talked about it as well this is a country that is founded on very strong states' rights and there are strong personal american freedoms that many americans hold dear and so well they believe that it might be important to wear a mask they don't want to be forced to wear a mask and that's where we see this division this politicize ation going on with conservatives particularly being in favor of perhaps making this an optional but not mandated requirement i see as well kimberly since the last time we chatted during the news kellyanne conway saying that the white house will be handing it it's advice to parents worried about their children going back to school when the old some time kicks off a

massey i mean you know the member i'm a little i'm going to go out of my house. year was when i don't want to have been able to you know showing up. don't say oh you're mostly. young going to your own one the son you're going to be in the us. when we go out of here we'll be able to mieses the city we were going to him going to and i want all of them on the from see. what you say to them you know want to see. one of them and i mean you know i if we. are going well you. know i want to get on the. event you know you might be on. the democrats. but i get a lot of the language and i will have only i mean i know that you need only don't move. or you'll be mayor in the you know would be this was you know i don't. want to know what's going on with that i might go sour i'll go on that but i guess being what they call it weather while they were there but. i did it by going to a scene when i went out over my my porch and i did a couple of general meeting with him. and i'm going to. going to go with just. you my you might be there because you're going to be out there with ju

massey on any of them but i'm a little i'm going to go out of my house. year was when you know a lot of other than ever among other things going on. don't say oh you're mostly. going to your own one percent of our going to be in the us. when we go out of the we'll be able to. the city we were going to him going to and i want all of them on the from see. what you say they need or want to see. one of them he got paid off if we. got away with it. and i want to promise you. they're going to you know you might be on. the democrats . going over the wire the language on i was for me i mean i know the good old they don't like. oh you're the mayor in the you know would be this was i want to i don't . want to know what you know now that i might go sour i'll go on that but i guess being what they call it whether we're one of the other but. i did it by going to a scene when i went out over the aisle in my house and i did a couple of general meeting with him and i'm going to. going to go i would just go much of the human way you might be the less you're going to be th

he was betrayed interestingly by raymond massey who also betrayed abraham lincoln. and definitely pretrade as a demonic man man. the most famous memorial tribute to john brown and i'm going to get the dates wrong so i venture statehouse topeka which shows brown a sort of an angel of god with his hands up raised in fire, war breaking out. it makes him sort of an apostle of violence that leads to it's this town where the brown v. board of education case was hatched. his very poignant to see grave and his sons are with him in lake placid. a very simple but beautiful memorial in and of itself. here is another question about john brown. why didn't to use the muskets in the armory rather than spears? >> he did, he just didn't think his followers would be able to use muskets once they were liberated or liberated themselves which is the unlikely scenario he created from the plantations nearby. there was rifle fire at the armory. he broke out a few windows and fired back at these marine contingents and there was a lot of exchange of gunfire when the marines led the charge, t

he was portrayed interestingly by raymond massey, who also portrayed abraham lincoln in a famous film. and definitely portrayed as a demonic mad man. i would say that the most famous memorial tribute to john brown is a mural in the topeka state house which shows brown as sort of an angel of god with his hands upraised and fire, war breaking out in back of him. it makes him sort of an apostle of violence that leads to freedom. and it's appropriate that it's in topeka, in a way, because it's the town where the brown v board of education case was hatched. valerie: it's also very poignant to see his grave and his -- i guess his sons are with him in lake placid. just a very simple but beautiful memorial in and of itself, i think. here's another question about john brown. why didn't he use the muskets that were in the armory rather than the spears? harold: he did. he just didn't think his african american followers would be able to use the muskets once they were liberated or liberated themselves, which is the unlikely scenario he created from the plantations nearby. he used -- there were ri

it actually began with another congressman, republican congressman thomas massey of kentucky going afterr supporting a primary challenger to him. in which she easily backed last month. then it opened up the floodgates for other republican lawmakers to voice criticism there. mostly for cheney's somewhat occasional criticism, or at least differences with president trump. she actually supports dr. fauci and science and dr. fauci's approach to battling the coronavirus. she's also been rather cautious about reopening the economy and schools. and essentially, unless you beat back the virus there is no economy. no one is going to want to combat the business. for that, she was hit hard by republican colleagues who might have their own agenda, might be rivals for leadership position. this is the kind of thing that happens when the party is in the minority and they have no power. all they can do is fight against themselves. >> i'm just hearing you saying she actually respects and believes in science and doctors and dr. anthony fauci in fighting this coronavirus and being cautious about opening up

something you can choose to believe it or where you stand politically de fines whether the legit masseye about how to deal with it but the virus isn't a political issue. >> and there are arguments, listen, we are not the only country arguing about how much to limit freedom of movement and, in italy you saw big demonstrations and protests against trying to confine people to a certain extent. but i think a reasonable view of it would be it's not being done for the sake of tir any, we are actually facing something where tense of thousands of people are dying and you know, if you think about it like, it's like preparing for a hurricane, when a hurricane is coming there are always those people that are like government is full of shiit, i am not going to board up my windows but this say hurricane where if we prepare for the hurricane weakens. and that doesn't happen normally. but because in this country now we have set up parallel universes in the multiversion, that the right lives in, you know, this is an infringement. it kind of, the mask thing is what blows my mind. because you know, surge

the director directors change if they're yours and you present it shall be as the new coach i think massey stays but it all depends in with with the result of the election of former martin world record holder wilson has been handed a 4 year ban for violating anti doping rules its 88 year old kenyan right now was found to have that missed 3 tests and failed to provide timely information on his whereabouts on the 4th occasion all in 280-2019 kipsang won bronze in the math and at the 2012 london olympics and broke the world record the following year and belin . cricket's world governing body the i.c.c. have suspended the vesta gating claims that india's victory over sri lanka in the 2011 world cup final was fixed jus to a lack of evidence that sri lankan captain kumar a single car was among a number of high profile players and officials questions this week by sri lanka police they too found no proof and suspended the inquiry which had been true triggered by the sports minister of the time who in the recent the t.v. interview claimed troll lanka had sold the final new orleans pelicans a star 0

i made the point, actually, that president trump was harder on thomas massey than i was.d, we have a different -- differing opinions in our conference. i think that's a good thing. i think that if you look, for example, what the democrats do, you have a situation where they believe in the cancel culture. they are trying to ensure that only people who believe a certain set of things are allowed to speak. they want to erase our history. and i think on our side of the aisle, it's a healthy thing for us to have those kind of debates and discussions. i'm sure we will have more as things go along. but the fundamental point here is that we're unified in making sure that president trump is reelected in november. that nancy pelosi is no longer speaker. that we take back the majority in the house. and that we ensure that we hold the majority in the senate. because, at the end of the day, when you look at the set of accomplishments that we have had, holding china accountable. operation warp speed. the work that the house republicans have been able to do with the white house. preside

steven massey can answer the question that commissioner bush asked about, what does it take and what are the costs. if that's helpful, we can take a moment to let steve walk through, briefly, what those elements are. we know specifically what it will take to get the form 700 filing process back on track. >> i would appreciate that because it's something that the board is going to be inquiring about and i want to make sure that i know the answers. not with stabbing, hopefully everyone has a snack bar or something handy. i realize that we're going well into the lunch hour and i'm going to plan on taking another five minute break after we get through agenda item 5, because i know we have individuals who are waiting for action on waiver requests. i don't know how long they're available. stephen, thank you very much for standing by and answering this question? >> yes, so, again, stephen massey the director of technology -- >> your mic is too far away from your mouth. >> can you hear me now? >> perfectly, yes, thank you. >> yes, so i'd like to address the chair's question, what is needed (

massey coming back? no. mr. gruthman, is he coming back? miss plaskett, are you with us?>> yes, i am. >> great. you are recognized for five minutes. >> thank you very much, mr. chairman, and thank you to all of the witnesses who are testifying today. i have just a comment and then a couple of questions quickly. on march 16th the office of personnel management directed agencies to maximize use of telework in response to the coronavirus pandemic. telework proved critical to ensure continuance of government operations during the pandemic. nonetheless, the rapid shift to remote working exposed agencies to increase cybersecurity threats. so prior to the coronavirus pandemic, the fbi received about 1,000 cybersecurity complaints a day. that number has since jumped to between 3,000 and 4,000 complaints per day. the pandemic response accountability committee reported that since the pandemic hit, inspectors general have reported increased risk of data security breaches, disclosures of classified information and targeted cyber attacks and fraud schemes. so wanted to ask miss schank

guidance and we have to also look at how we prioritize and particularly our deputy director and steven massey, our director of technology services in taking what is necessary to examine and assess where this would come from. both guys are participants in this meeting i meeting so if the specific questions you have about the budget, after my brief comment that are available as well. just please know we've got some subject matter experts on hand should that be a helpful to you today. in short, as detailed in our revised revision, in the face to absorb 10% cuts in fy21 and 15% in the following year, they would be required to prioritize its most essential, select mandates. and to pause or forego work on all other mandates as resources would be eliminated. we're public servants and we have work that needs to be done and we're also public servants that are here in the midst of an unbelievable unprecedented pandemic. so going forward pro programmatically, in essence there are four areas that i think program atticly will have to remain in our budgement judgt the top of the list to sustain in whatever

guidance and we have to also look at how we prioritize and particularly our deputy director and steven massey, our director of technology services in taking what is necessary to examine and assess where this would come from. both guys are participants in this meeting i meeting so if the specific questions you have about the budget, after my brief comment that are available as well. just please know we've got some subject matter experts on hand should that be a helpful to you today. in short, as detailed in our revised revision, in the face to absorb 10% cuts in fy21 and 15% in the following year, they would be required to prioritize its most essential, select mandates. and to pause or forego work on all other mandates as resources would be eliminated. we're public servants and we have work that needs to be done and we're also public servants that are here in the midst of an unbelievable unprecedented pandemic. so going forward pro programmatically, in essence there are four areas that i think program atticly will have to remain in our budgement judgt the top of the list to sustain in whatever

medical 0fficerfor conference earlier today was the chief medical officer for england, professor chris masseybably have reached the limit in which we can ease the restrictions safely. it all suggests that the next few months could be quite a slow process, that we have got used to things getting back to something approaching normal in certain aspects of our lives, but the government is not going to be able to take all of those extra steps without potentially some precautions being put in place and even other things, may being close. tell us about the conservative mp who has attracted criticism for some of the comments he has made about how some communities are r are not observing lockdown and covid—i9 reflections. yes, this is craig whitaker, he is a tory ntp who is constituency, is going to be reflective actor by retraction, which have been brought in on the north of restrictions. he did an interview last night which attracted a lot of criticism because he suggested that some communities were not taking the restrictions in the virus seriously and when asked whether he was struck a man as impu