and nancy pell oosi and chuck schumer, i was at a press conference with them yesterday in the capital rotunda and asked pelosi, is $1 trillion enough? she said it's nowhere near enough. we're now in a pandemic where this is all getting worse. the idea that this will be set and done before the unemployment insurance runs out, i struggle to see how that will happen right now, steph. >> kasie, thank you. >>> joining us now to dig in, democratic congressman, josh gottheimer. another round of stimulus checks and school funding tied to whether or not schools reopen. would you vote for a bill that included any of that? >> that's just the beginning of what we need to do in terms of getting stuff done. the idea of a payroll tax cut, that kasie just praut up, that is spot on, it doesn't actually help people who are out of work, right? it does nothing for them. it puts social security at risk. a lot of republicans are even talking about it being alone, not actually resources that are just given to folks to help stimulate the economy. so i think it's, as was said, the republicans are fighting wit

president trump kicked off the independence day weekend as thousands gathered at mount rush-mother see pelled an eternal tribute to our forepaws and dromo. the president took aim to remove. is westbounds to fame our heroes, erase our values, indock connate, also worried about public health concerns with the coronavirus. at event organizers vied. >>> here in washington, hosting a salute to america event. the white house says frontline workers, military workers and families will be among those washen 6 the poor requester season eds 300,000 masks like these will be available for the national mall. >>> boche goers started hitting stand new cases. the state is so thousand p days hoar h the nearly all of them are shut down. officials are trying to keep away after a spike of jer were told to leaf. >>> new have h. >> the water was so high it caused tires to disappear under the water. people were getting ready sell operate the our north of july within homiciden't ten there in about why dow off ocean. >> the beaches and boardwalk in new abort beach areen the coronavirus continues to devastate the priso

allies unwilling to get behind this new strategy pelle might need to rethink his approach because. the world has already. started and actually in my opinion to show corners code to work between china and america has now much talk during a positive because the united states has never spoke to you know we are thinking of cold war talk to wouldn't do thinking about it china the whole world is a very clear which country we tracked him an issue. more in the war in the war definitely specially issue a decision to question for many people to understand i think that if you do you manage to to really turn around and ruling in interference into other countries you. there's another standoff between protesters and federal forces and the u.s. city a portland things got violent when people marched on the federal courthouse where they were met with tear gas and rubber bullets. my. my. my. my. my. cattle horses were sent in earlier this week by president trump to quell anti racism protests white house claims the mayor of portland has lost control of the city hall some residents and business owners

allies unwilling to get behind this new strategy pelle might need to rethink his approach because. the work has already. started and actually in my opinion the show corners code to work between china and america has now much talk during a positive because the united states has never spoke to you know we are thinking of cold war talk to wouldn't do thinking about it china who were very clear which country. is more in the world into war definitely special extra decision to question for many people to understand i think the united states would be really need to and ruling in interference into other countries you are. yes. angry protests across greece have followed the reopening of higher severe as a mosque on friday the former museum held its inaugural muslim prayers and orthodox protesters burnt turkish flags turkey later rebuked the greek authorities for allowing the burning of the national symbol demonstrators marched on the country's consulate into saloniki and chanted anti ankara slogans condemning the reconversion is what some of them have to say. maybe i'm not this is a totally

allies unwilling to get behind this new strategy pelle might need to rethink his approach because. the world has already danish studied and actually in my opinion to show corners to work between china and america has now much talk during a positive because the united states has never spoke to you know we are thinking of cold war to wouldn't do thinking about it china the whole world is a very clear which country. is more in the world into war definitely specially actual decision to question many people to understand i think that did you do you manage to to really turn around and ruling in interference into other countries. domestic affairs. well let's stay stateside because he had another son of his unfolding in the u.s. city of portland on friday night federal troops fired tear gas and rubber bullets at a crowd of activists who were marching on the courthouse and police say there were brutal clashes between protesters with an african-american trump supporter reportedly stop by. for. federal forces were sent in earlier this week by president trying to quell increasingly violent ant

allies unwilling to get behind this new strategy pelle might need to rethink his approach because. the world has already. started and actually in my opinion the show corners code to work between china and america has now much talk during a positive because the united states has never spoke to you know we are thinking of cold war talk to wouldn't do thinking about it china who were very clear which country we tracked him an issue to me is more. in the war in the war definitely specially issue a decision to question for many people to understand i think that if you do united stated do you really need to and ruling in interference into other countries. domestic affairs. well let's stay stateside because he had another standoff is unfolding in the city of portland on friday night federal troops fired tear gas rubber bullets all a crowd of activists who were marching on the courthouse police say there were brutal clashes between rioters with one person still. federal forces were sent in earlier this week bali president trying to quell anti racism protests some residents and business own

but the shift has allowed space for pell grant eligible students to enroll. secretary king, can you further explain some of the inequities associated with legacy admissions in higher education. >> [indiscernible] rep. davis: mr. secretary, i think we are having -- intervene? can you >> i believe -- bouncing off your microphone and causing a bit of echo. >> is that better? >> it is not. the communication was good at the beginning of your testimony. can you mute your microphone, then unmute it again, just to try and see if -- >> ok. in the interest of time, jump offline. this may be something we need to reset. rep. scott: have him call in the audio, the phone. >> yes. mr. kaine, if -- mr. king, if you could please use a phone and call your audio again. 415-527-5065. >> let me know if you need the access code. >> 6979932 is the access code. follow the prompts in the affirmative. can you speak again? think you are on mute. >> can you hear me now? >> now, if you will use your phone's butte capacity. sounds very good. thank you for your time and consideration. >> s

become what does it have in common with the centuries old game well john adams whose tweet proved pell the rock into the open on choose this the order of who goes 1st has nothing to do with race called out the e.c. for inflaming racial tension. i was on the phone call the a.b.c. wanted to have a discussion about whether they should change the rule because of the carl rochelle context i think it's a big scandal the fact that what goes 1st has nothing to do with race. it all comes down to a convention is that we should in the late eighty's i think in western democracies there is an agenda to push for increased racial tension and the a.b.c. tried to jump on the bandwagon by including chance the fact that the a.b.c. decided to pick chess as a topic i think it fully exposed what their agenda is and we don't need more tension would only to divide people i think it's dangerous if we allow games that have nothing to do with race to the full size or for its part the a.b.c. later said it's a mess on. the radio host show to hold the discussion and says they were looking for people that say chess'

we include language, allowing incarcerated individuals to be eligible for pell grants and pursue a higher education. a prohibition has been on the books since 1994, but this bill takes steps to reduce recidivism and provide opportunity, and it was the request of many members. career, technical, and adult education, we provide 25 million dollars above the 2020 level. for working americans, we must meet our obligations to working people. unemployment remains higher than any in the previous periods since world war ii. during high employment it -- unemployment it is vital we provide good paying, safe, secure jobs. this bill provides an increase for the apartment of labor of $254 million above 2020. the investments help working people find good paying jobs. million dollars increase for the employment training administration, including $50 million increase for workforce innovation and opportunity state grants, $10 million increase for registered apprenticeships as we try to block the administration from using these funds to support low-quality programs , alsoo evidence-based known as industry r

i say that's precisely what the pell grant is. it is a voucher that a college kid can take to any accredited college -- public, private, or religious. why can't we do that for elementary and secondary schools? then in 2005 we had a hurricane called katrina creating devastation on the gulf coast. i worked with others to provide $t-1 .2 billion in one-time emergency assistance for the 2005-2006 school year so students enrolled in public and nonpublic schools -- children who were displaced by the hurricane could enroll in public or private schools while their families were covered. they got scholarships of up to $6,000. more recently i suggest add scholarship for kids act. why don't we give a state like tennessee, ohio, north dakota the opportunity to take most of the federal dollars and turn them into scholarships for half the lowest-income students in their state? that scholarship would amount to $2,senior senator 00 if we just took the existing money we had and spent it that way. so that's a strategy we followed in this country fo

ambassador rice, last question, i mentioned your mother, lois rice who is known as the mother of the pellather, emmett rice was an economist you come from a storied washington family. i was wondering, what do you think both of your parents would be saying to you or thinking right now to know that their daughter is being talked about as a possible vice president of the united states? >> i wish so much, jonathan, i could talk to them and have that conversation with them. this is a moment where i miss their counsel and their loving advice more than almost any. i think they would be thinking about their parents and their grandparents. i come from immigrants, who came from jamaica to portland maine in 1912 with no education on nothing on my mothers side of the family. they saved and worked as a janitor, and sent all five of their kids to college and their children went on to become professionals. on my dads side he was the grandson of slaves. and he was able to rise out of jim crow in the deepest form of segregation in south carolina in the 1920s and 30s and serve with the storied airman and g

better job, joining the middle class, and not being eligible for telegrams, which is the number 1 -- pellnts, which is the number one way that the government supports the lowest income students. hbcus students who go to are low income, and 50% of them are the first in their family. alsoe: many of them competing with liberal schools that have billions in endowments -- michael: they are not really competing. thatlite schools, the ones set the highest selection standards, they are skimming a small percentage of black students. historically black colleges have had the highest enrollments they have had in generations. when you add onto that predominately black institutions, schools where about 60% of their students are african-american, then these account for almost half a million students attending college. there are a whole bunch of low-income students who are trying to break the cycle of poverty by going to college, but very few of them get accepted to the most elite institutions with the big endowments. those institutions have the lowest savages of low income students. even their black stu

and the first in their family to attend college. 54% of our old students turn at 30,000 of them are pell grant recipients and just last year alone 63,000 of those recipients earn their bachelor's degree. this dynamic diversity together with their sheer size and the quality of our academic programs because one of america's most powerful drivers of socioeconomic ascent. our response to covid-19 pandemic has been guided i safeguarding the health and well-being of our students faculty staff and the communities we serve and maintaining our students progress. in march we made a massive commitment to virtual instruction transitioning over 70,000 classes with academic and student support services to virtual modalities. we have taken great care to mitigate the pandemics impacts your students especially are most vulnerable. measures include maintaining on-campus housing and essential services for students who had nowhere else to call home disturbing thousands of laptops and tablets and offering wi-fi hotspots to help address the digital divide continuing to meet our students basic needs with no ko

you're seeing a trib pelling of a positivity rate. by the way, i'm not pleased with the positivity rate. that is going up. that underscores the concern. in others it's higher. as a consequence testing is increasing, testing supply constraints in terms of accessing some of the transport media, swabs and the like. so we're working through all those issues and will be announcing a reconstituted task force with new goals, new strategies to dress our needs as we go forward. i can't impress upon you how impress i have been delivering on that goal which was 80,060. they've exceeded that over a seven-day period. positivity rates that we put together over a 14-day period. this represents an increase of roughly 39% over a two-week period. every decimal point is a point of concern. we have the capacity to move that number down by our individual behavior, by wearing masks, by practicing the hand washing and social distancing that's required. that 3% can spike and quickly. you've seen in other states even in the 20 plus range. we're monitoring thi

morning sexually harassed her and accuses the army of covering it up. >> they have lied to us mult pell, and that's one of the lies. my sister was sexually harassed multiple times. >> the thorough investigation into sexual harassment will continue until it's complete. >> reporter: in a press conference yesterday, army investigators said robinson was not in guillen's chain of command and that there is no credible evidence so far here anyone else sexually harassed her. >> how are we going to believe their own internal investigation on themselves? >> reporter: the guillen family attorney says the army is hiding something. >> we believe that he murdered her because she was going to report the sexual harassment. >> reporter: guillen's family says they are fighting to keep this from happening to anyone else in the military. >> it's a disgrace that they haven't done nothing at all to help us. that's what we demand a congressional investigation to be done. >> reporter: the army says they have ordered an external investigation of the sexual harassment program on ft. hood's base and they've given

to be eligible by pell grant's to rake barriers to start a new chapter of their lives. the bill includes 344 million for hpc use and minority serving institutions, an increase of 19 million. it is so important that these young people have access to good and minoritytion service institutions provide. i cochair a caucus which is bipartisan. we want to thank you for the program and 57 maine dollars for minority eight initiative. ofo includes investments $3.1 billion for further hiv research through nih. clinical social worker by profession and i am delighted to see increase in funding to other important programs which provide opportunities for people of color to enter the mental health profession with the minority fellowship program and would allow critical investments and resources for children and use prevention as treatment. we want to thank you for that. a huge priority. in light of covid-19 investments in mental health care, it is needed more than ever. it is unfortunate that the amendment which disproportionately impacts black, brown, and low impact -- low income wom

this is to fund families directly just like we do with a host of other initiatives whether that's pell the higher education level, pre-k programs, that also deals with education and food stamps, the money goes directly to families and families can pick different providers and we should do the exact same thing for k-12 and if you'd like we can call it ubi, universal basic education. have the funding go to the families and we should fund students instead of school systems just like we do with all these other programs, and like you asked there's a whole host of different options besides charter schools. there's magnet schools, virtual charter schools and other states were blocking families from switching to charter schools as well such as california, pennsylvania so we may see lawsui lawsuits in other states like that so there's also programs where the funding goes to the family in the form of a voucher and they can take it to the private school of their choosing or even a micro school which gets me to it this conversation about education savings accounts which is again like a voucher ide

it is not going to be up pell-mell rush of overlapping titles.and carnage, it's going to be regulated almost on the model of the new england town where you settle one area and do that regularly. as i said to my students, flying over the united states when you used to fly all over the united states when you look down you could see it all laid out in squares, fly over england, lots of walls, the guys building the walls were all drunk because they were not following the form like this so that is a blueprint for american expansion. the problem is of course that the land roughly 6 states out of the northwest territory and you are going to count it up for the west, the land is indian land, so the question that confronts washington and the founding fathers generation is not only what are we going to do with the land but what are we going to do with the indian people living on the land because this is their homeland and a large theme of american history is transformed nation of indigenous homelands into american real estate. how's that going to be handle

. $150 more for maximum pell grant. and $50 million pore for minority serving higher education institutions. as the school year approaches, while the white house chooses to make that a political battle to threaten schools and teachers instead of beating them down, we are lifting them up to invest in them so they can meet the education and life challenges that face them. for working americans, this bill provides an increase for the department of labor, $254 million. $12.7 billion in total. when unemployment remains at alarming high levels, we are investing in job opportunity and in worker protection with $50 million more for work force innovation and opportunity grants. job corps, $15 million for the increase in worker protection programs. these are future -- planned future investments for our public health agencies and emergency $24.4 billion. for the c.d.c. $9 billion. n.i.h. $5 billion. for barter $4.5 billion. -- for barreda, $4.5 million. we are going to look at ensuring oversight on these dollars so that the scient

tell you that in terms of the infrastructure that we have in terms of capacity and in terms of person pell and in terms of death rate are going the same or down but more importantly than that there's been a culture shift in palm beach county since the mandating of the masks that really has galvanized the population that i represent to participate and participate forcefully, and that's the way you beat the coronavirus. you have to have the buy-in and belief that we all have to do our little part here. >> no question. given that masks have been shown by the science to not only protect yourself but to protect others in the event that you get infected, but we know there are no walls between palm beach county and the rest of the state. would it help your residents but also other residents in the state if this was a statewide mandate as opposed to a local one. >> well, i'm certain that if every person in the state wore a mask we would see probably a appropriate to us drop over time because participation of wearing masks. having said that, i can tell you in this county in south florida which tend

. >> i am going to stick with my (pells. i'm not going to -- principles, i'm not going to vote for joe biden who is not a conservative. if something happened that gave us a conservative choice that is realistic, i would be happy to vote for that person. i plan to spend a lot of time trying to help the republicans keep control of the senate and if possible, it's much harder, get control of the house. i think especially if trump loses, keeping control -- keeping republican control in the senate is going to be critical from preventing a lot of the left ward urges of the democratic party from becoming law. eric: finally, i covered you as a un ambassador, you were a fox news contributor for a decade, coming on with me in this time period for 10 years or so. and so the audience watching you now, they became very familiar with you, relied on your advice and your analysis and insight. what would you say to what probably would be a sizable number, they really dislike you because of what has happened, people watching right now, likely

cameo the unitit states seekingsylum were secretly held in hototels for days on end before beieing pelled from the untry. >> we have children and other asylum-seekers in here, with no paper trail. this is a black box of information. if we cannot get their ininformation, they will be expelled from this country, back into violence. amy: all that and more, comiming up. welcome e to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war -- the quarantine report. i'm amy goodman. senate republilicans and the white house have agreed on a plplan to slash unemployment benefits for the tens of millions of workers who have lost their jobs since the start of the coronavirus pandemic. for the past four months, unemployed workers have received an additional $600 per week, but republicans want to reduce that toto just $200. many economists fear the cut could lead to a spike in evictions and a rise inn hunger. this comes as the reported u.s. deaeath toll from covid-19 tops 148,000. presidident trump's national security adviser, robert o'brien, has becomome the highest ranking u.s. government official to test positiv

be perfectly legitimate, to try to pass the bill since we are going to have the increase money for pellgrant infrastructure whatever. alongside that we will increase taxes on the rich. very often when i observed in my brief time in the senate and my longer journey as just an observer of the political process, and even democrats are very reluctant to increase taxes on people at the top. is this notion that is punishing success in some way. in the job creators will be purged. so what happens is we pair that desire to spend more on education or whatever with an need to raise taxes so that we don't end up adding to the deficit. that forces lawmakers to pick fights. and you don't have to just pick two fights coming to have to went to fights. if to win enough of your colleagues to go for the increase spending on education and you have to them to close the tax loopholes or introduce a wealth tax or whatever it is. but he cannot win both of those fights, you don't win on your agenda pretty you don't get the increase spending for education. it is a double edged sword. this game of trying to play

nearby topical petri dish inhibiting bacterial growth, after which i sequester theus in unlated bab pellent. >> "quarantine-while!" >> stephen: quarantine-while, i wouldn't be doing my job if i didn't mention the latest online interweb viral sensation known as "everything is cake." a clear trademark violation of the motto i live by, "cake is everything." here's a video by a turkish pastry master that will make you question all that you know to be true. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> sen: that toilet paper really hits home with me because many is the time i sat on the john and then been horrified to find out that we're out of cake. what really caught my attention was this one that looks exactly like a pizza, but surprise, underneath is cake. that's insane. who would even think to put pizza right on top of cake? because certainly no one has ever done that when they were high last night. quarantine-while, a u.k. pub installed an electric fence at the bar to ensure patrons socially distance from it. nice try, but to young idiots getting hammered that electric fence is a deterrent, that's a challenge. bro, l

all of this footage that we are starting to get in from the new front lines now, from doctors and pell directors from paramedics from nurses. we are also seeing it in the national level now, interestingly, even from former trump administration officials. former trump homeland security adviser, tom bossert set up a red hot flare saying we are in trouble. he posted it along statistical estimates of how much of the entire population is potentially infected already in certain states. california, 1% of the entire population. georgia, 1.4% of the whole population. texas, 1.4%. florida, 2.3%. arizona, 3%. and what are do those estimates mean per tom bossert, once a state is over 1% prevalence, it's a huge effort to put out the outbreak fires, more than masks alone. we could top 500,000 u.s. deaths this year if this trend continues. and again, that's a former trump administration official. that is tom bossert the former homeland security adviser in the trump administration. >> tom, what is different about this spike than the ones or more worrisome than the ones in new york and new jersey? >> j

perfectly legitimate to try to pass a bill that says we are going to spend, you know, increase money for pell grant or infrastructure or whatever, and along side we will increase taxes on the rich very often without being observed in brief time in the senate and in longer journey as observer of the political process is that even democrats are very reluctant to increase taxes on people at the top. there's this notion that it's finishing that they were punishing success in one day and so what happens is we paired that desire to spend more on education or whatever with a need to raise taxes so that we don't end up adding to the deficit and that forces lawmakers to pick two fights ands you don't just have to pick two fights, you have to convince enough colleagues to vote for the increase spending on education and you have to convince them to close the tax loopholes or, you know, introduce a wealth tax or whatever it is and if you can't win both of those fights, you don't win on your agenda, you don't get the increase spend for education, it's a double-edge sword, a game of playing by rules to avo

they do not realize the vast presence of pell grants and government provisions for education have encouraged these universities to jack up their prices. another was for not dealing with the free markets. we have the analogy if you go to a grocery store and people say you have a right to food so just help yourself to whatever you want. and said taking two cartons of milk i will take 30 i will just fill up my cart spread we don't realize you show up at the counter's going to occur to the grocery side from the other side of the counter, why should we charge $2.40 for a carton of milk how about $30. so what's happening here is a ripoff scheme is now emerging. which i in the grocery store are complicit found a third guy who was not present hand had no say in this debate. it is a taxpayer splitting the bill. the democrats political strategy is based on that. it's based on looting the invisible third man is not present in the debate. >> you are exactly right and it's no accident things like healthcare are also on that list were free markets are curtailed by free regulation. think is much for joinin

they're not getting pell and if they are getting a little wind and we have them sit down to take a breather permanent the pandemic has brought out innovation and business owners like ashley who have had to adapt to many changes people have had to think outside the box we've had to learn to get outside the damage. we've had to learn to do in our homes. >>there is ill through the circuit workouts now even in the parking lot and being innovative is what may be the key to keeping their doors from closing for good at the end of this during this pandemic as you know we still have rent to pay and bills to pay so we still have to keep up with all of that. so this has been a way to be able to still help do that. so we can ensure the worst all this is over in india ocalan through pain. can just look it up it is 91 degrees there right now. >>all right moving on 3 san francisco supervisors are proposing a way to support small businesses during this pandemic they introduce a measure today which would waive business registration and license fees for this year. it would help businesses currently not deeme

the white house was saying they thought they could finish this bill by the end of july, both speaker pell owes s osi scoffed at the idea that they could get a bill that quickly. we're looking at some legislative horse trading here over the next few weeks. >> and we all know what that looks like, the sausage being made indeed. mike memoli, we got a glimpse of a teased video from the biden campaign of joe biden and barack obama for the first time that we know of, talking face-to-face, though distanced. the rest of the video conversation is going to be put out by the campaign tomorrow. but this is what they showed us so far. >> can you imagine standing up when you were president saying, it's not my responsibility, i take no responsibility? i mean, literally. >> those words didn't come out of our mouths while we were in office. >> no. >> it all starts with being able to relate. if you can sit down with a family and see your own family in them and the struggles that you've gone through or your parents went through or your kids are going through, if you can connect those struggles to somebody e

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kate >> pay pell benefiting from the boom in digital payments during covid. the company saw the strongest quarter since splitting from e-bay five years ago paypal topping $5 billion in revenue for the first time, beating wall street estimates. eps non-gaap jumped 49% year-over-year total payments at $222 billion $10 billion above estimate and $37 million came from venmo. and net new active users hit a record at 21.3 million and paypal is back on track with a full year forecast it reinstated full year guidance after scrapping it in may due to covid uncertainty. paypal now expecting 20% revenue growth in the back half of the year and eps growth of 25% that is way ahead of the high single-digit growth analysts were hoping for. take a look at the stock popping about 4% 3.5% after earningsings. the ceo just now saying this is coming from the world accelerating from physical to digital and fuelling the rise of online payments. i'll be hopping on a video call with john rainy this evening catch highlights on cnbc tomorrow and on cnbc.com back to you. >> thank you, ka

my federal student aid was reduced due to the current administration's decision to cut the federal pell grant funding. after i lost my social security benefits, and much of my need base for natural aid, i had to get three jobs to stay in school. so i know firsthand how important it is to extend social security, child benefits to college students who need financial support. we're all in this together. it has been this nation's rallying cry during this covid-19 pandemic. while it is true that covid-19 has affected everyone in some way, the magnitude and nature of the impact has been anything but universal. this pandemic has laid bare and exacerbated the racial and gender inequities in our nation that take a disproportional toll on black women and men and their families. while white-collar workers could work from home and maintain pre-pandemic incomes, a disproportionate amount of men women in low wage jobs lack home health aids, grocery store workers and delivery drivers continue to go to work and risk their lives on the front line because they are considered essential employees. many of

we vow to honor europe sacrifice by forever defending the rights, freedoms and prince pells you riskire life to defend. >> but he will be met by protesters. sue tribe leader harold frazier calling for the removal of mount rushmore blasting tonight's event lashing of our land with pomp, arrogance and fire hoping our sacred lands survive. this ahead of the major fourth of july expected. will boston and the nation's capital where a massive celebration is planned. dhs deployed resources to protect property from mobs. this as democrats in the senate block a resolution condemning mob violence offered by senator mike lee. >> the mob haze america on america's dime. it's time to cut off their allowance. >> meanwhile senator ted cruz will soon introduce legislation holding city officials financially liable for will tulsi gabbard rioting. remember this guy back in june trying to tear down the jackson stat due in lafayette park, his name jason croomplet harder taken into custody by federal authorities and charged with two counts of felony destruction of federal property. we shall see what the fo

but as director pell diagnosehas discussed with you, the implementation side of that project is in limbo right now. and so pending some further developments on the budgetary side of things, you know, it's not clear when e filing will begin. but for the purposes of the policy division, my participation in the regulatory part is done. so i consider this project to be completed, but obviously, i'll be able to support other folks in the office as they work on this. the other project, one that is already mentioned the public financing review project. in january, the lead auditor rod hoj and i gave a presentation that thumbs up for all of the staff work done over that 18-month project to implement all of the different administrative procedures and all of the materials and the new things on the website to help people with the project and hope that we're seeing good effects of that now. but, again, this project is essentially done. so with both of those being finished and this is an appropriate time to bring the prioritization plan before you again. with again kind of an unfortunate caveat which

german pell i wonder where you will have this issue and what is being done to mitigate it? >> thank you i am aware of it. i'm very much aware of it. let me say what's happened is with the partial closure of the economy, the flow of coins to the economy has gotten all it is kind of stop. the places where you go to give you're coins or cash, folding money that has not been working. stores have been closed. oh system of low has come to a stop. we are well where this, we are working with the mint and the reserve bank. as a company open up again we're seeing cohen's move around again. if you haven't done so they should certainly be in touch with their reserve bank. if you report the situation. we've been working on this problem very much appreciate you bring it to our attention. we feel like we're making progress with it. it's been something we've been working on. >> chairwoman waters i would like to submit for the record, this released from the fed strategic allocation of corn inventories. >> without objection such as the order. >> chairman powell, i wanted to some degree alrea

. >> the rating of this pell announces the opening of thanksgiving day of the 22nd annual sale of christmas -- the proceeds from which go for the work which is being done for the prevention of tuberculosis in the united states of america. >> this is a picture of a woman of the field each field costing one cent. no letter to your sweat art is considered authentic unless it bears one of the seals. >> and there we have it a president and at that point former first lady but is the first time we have her on the sound and film i wanted to ask you about how being able to hear and see a president as you went to the movie theater around increasingly popular for the american public how did it change politics? >> it changed politics a lot but there is a myth that goes with that that coolidge was good in the new media and he was so stiff. he was very good on radio, they said his voice cut through the air like a wire, that new england voice. our problem is that he ranked high in the polls when people which radio voice to you? like the problem is that we don't have those recordings. the radio wasn't reco