corey bush is a squad member.y are proud of their message and a lot of people may say it is corey bush. will she have an impact? she will have an impact. look at the impact she had with the eviction moratorium. she set out on the steps of the capitol and look what happened, the eviction moratorium ended up being extended. every democrat might not be coming to defund the police, the progressive wing of the party and those squad members are making sure their voices heard. todd: they are getting their way. they are getting their way. in the eviction moratorium situation and when you look at the numbers, usa today put out there 77% of americans don't want to defund the police. they are in the opposite 23% presumably and they are the ones getting their way. especially when it comes to their party. interesting to see how that hurts democrats. jillian: we will continue to follow that. covid 19 plagues the southern border. leaders in mcallen, texas running out of places to put migrants despite setting up tentss. todd: gri

we need to defend the police. us congresswoman corey bush is accused of hypocrisy, as it's revealed her security detail called tax payers some $70000.00. she's been calling to defend the police as murder rates across the country. so ah, bring you the news from around the world. this is our international. my name's donald quarter. welcome to the program. now we begin with special coverage of the story of martin god has felt. he's currently serving a prison sentence in the us for hacking the systems of a hospital. he says he committed that crime to draw attention to a custody battle between the hospital and the parents of a child being kept there without their consent. gods failed recently turned to us after he was denied telephone access to his lawyers. here's my colleague, rory sushi with all the details. ah, go to sales, why if it says communication with his lawyer was cut off shortly after he wrote an article that was published on t's website in the piece describes cases of mistreatment at the prison. he's being held in the authorities that don't deny this . they say it was due to cha

they're also public filing show that corey bush has spent some $70000.00 of government funds in the past 3 months on personal protection services. during a c b s interview. she said she'd received death threats now met her calls to defend the police. murder rates across the us are actually on the rice with the latest data suggesting that in major cities, it's worse now than before cove. it began, new york city launched a safe summer program to try to try and curve the trend, but in fact, the number of shooting victims has risen markedly there. we discussed this issue with journalist lauren chem. she is entitled to extra security if she feels that that is necessary. but the problem is that there are people in so many cities across united states. i'm talking about chicago, detroit, new york, increasingly, who are in dangerous positions and dangerous neighborhoods who are in danger. situation and who do not have that seem ability to afford that extra protection. so that is what is so hypocritical about this case. we should also remember that this is a person who has been campaigning to make

we need to defend the police. us. congressman corey bush is accused of poverty. it's revealed that security detail of cost taxpayers some $70000.00. i made a call on the police coming as a motor rates across america configured a saw ah, it is moment after midnight here in moscow. of course this is off you to national a very welcome to you. would you saw this hour with a special coverage for you? of the story of martin got his failed. he's currently serving a prison sentence in america for hacking the systems of a hospital. he says he committed that crime to draw attention to a custody battle between the hospital and the parents of a child being kept without that consent. i got his fell there recently turned to us after he was denied telephone access to his lawyers. ah, luck has failed. so the wife says communication with his lawyer was cut off shortly after he wrote an article that was published right here on our website. in the pc describes cases of mistreatment at the prison he's being held in. the authorities that don't deny this actually they, they say it's a

but congresswoman corey bush led in the occupation all the steps of congress to get the moratorium renewed. ultimately they did win a partial extension of the moratorium for the next 60 days, which is not nearly enough, but better than nothing. oh, and after the congress people left, some protesters stayed to fight for housing for all, all the time. and they were probably moved away from the capitol steps shoot, shoot off the steps. apparently, only congress endorsed protest is allowed at the capital. does all this mean i trust? some of the st rats who made cameos that this protest like chuck schumer or the people who congratulated corey bush on the when like nancy pelosi, how you run. god, god, right. john schumer showing up a protest against congress and by law like like the time congressman paul ryan said his favorite music was rage against the machine you the machine. you're going to ready to get yourself through the whole protest. nancy pelosi, the speaker of the house, acted like she just couldn't do anything about it. she just couldn't. what can i do? but at least she doesn't have a

most cases, quite frankly, people just don't have the option of just leaving us to congresswoman corey bush is facing accusations of hypocrisy. after her personal god, expenses came to light, of course. so she is one of the many democrats in the recent past, who's made an impassioned call for the police to be defended. if i spend $1010.00, and more dollars on it, you know what i get to be here to do the work. so suck it up in the fun in the police has to happen. we need to defend the police. they put that money into social safety nets because we're trying to save lives the most talented, 28 seconds you lever watch, curry bush will be fine with her private security, but everyday americans should suck it up because the funding, the police has to happen. i think corey bush and anyone else in public life who faces legitimate threats, deserves what ever security they need. that's why it's so bizarre to hear seconds after demanding, it's demanding the funding of the police for ordinary citizens who want the police . they're also public filings show that cory push or spend some $70000.00 of govern

we need to defend the police us congresswoman corey bushes or choose property. it's revealed her security, detailed cost taxpayers, some $70000.00, a call to defend the police coming as murder right across the us and continue to ah, i just not for 11 or talk on friday night. here are the most go, this is auntie international. welcome to the program. we do start with a special coverage for you. this hour of the story of martin got his failed. he's currently serving a prison sentence in america for hacking the systems of a hospital. he says he committed that crime to draw attention to a custody battle between the hospital and the parents of a child being kept without their consent. got his feld recently turned to us after he was denied telephone access to his lawyers. ah, go to sales, why if it says communication with his lawyer was cut off shortly after he wrote an article that was published on our t's website in the piece describes cases of mistreatment at the prison. he's being held in the authorities that don't deny this . they say it was due to changes in the

however, when corey bush herself received some of the death threat, i don't think she would have been very happy recovery status instead of an armed guard. we sent her a social worker in order to maybe try to start a dialogue, people who are threatening her life, and that's what badly a lot of people, that's the position that they are in. their stores are being run, they're being shot at held at gunpoint. they don't need a social worker, they actually need real life enforced by police officers. well, so she's made course to have the police to fund it. then she says, she's been getting death threats, then she spend $70000.00 of us taxpayer money on personal security guards. i mean, i just, i just wanted to ask me basically, she's a politician. do you think she's full of harder? i unfortunately do you. she's either full of plot air or sadly, you know, not, not possessing the social skills required to understand why people are that. and i'm not going to make judgements as to which it is. but we should also remember that this is a person who has been campaigning to make housing a human ri

i speak with representative corey bush who is leading the protest. has been there most of the time since friday night. she says whoever is to blame, it needs to be relktified, and congress or the white house or the cdc needs to fix it. but it's unclear if anyone is actually going to do so. >> lee anne caldwell. thank you. continuing this conversation, joining me, pramila jayapal, a congresswoman and chair of the -- caucus. let's start with the eviction crisis. some of your progressive colleagues led by corey bush have been protesting outside the capitol on the steps suggesting congress comes back into session to deal with this. is there anything that congress can do? >> al egg, great to see you. i am proud of corey bush and our other members who are continuing to draw attention to the urgency of the homeless crisis we are about to face. i want to say this frankly can and should be done by the white house. the cdc has the power invested in them to take any action that is necessary to address public health crises. this is a public health crisis. the co

led by the missouri congressman corey bush pushed the white house to move an eviction moratorium.n. emboldened on the one hand, discouraged on the other. so now what? some progressives see proof in the evictions fight they can move the biden white house their way. some moderate democrats, though, say proof in the ohio primary results, the president should worry more about the middle and less about the left. our panel is back with us now to discuss. >>> mollie ball, this is one week, two big episodes in one week we should be careful not to count any one as decisive. this is going to be the constant tug-of-war of the biden presidency. there is an ideological generational movement in the democratic party, but many of the moderates say it just gets too much attention. >> yeah, i mean, it is -- i do want to point out that the whole house was on the side of the progressives in this. the house working very hard to pass the buck from themselves and say, no, this isn't our fault this isn't being continued. we want the white house to continue it. the house was backed by the entire democrati

corey bush is not the person people mostly elect to congress.e of what you think a united states member of congress should be. >> yeah, i mean, i think she's doing exactly what would be in john lewis' tradition when he urged people to get into good trouble. i think that is absolutely crucial. bringing this back full circle to the point you made earlier, one of the other legacies of ferguson has been the fact that someone like corey bush could be elected to congress. that people are much more cognizant of these issues and there is now a movement that is actually generating political impact in terms of who is running for office on the local level and the statewide level and on the federal level. >> i want to say thanks to both of you. i also want to encourage folks. you brought up the kerner commission. your book on this is new, right, jelani? >> yeah, it is, it's right over my shoulder. >> perfect. it's called the essential kerner commission report, it's edited. government reports are noting? one reads. he made the point what was established in t

todd: it was revealed the congresswoman corey bush, the leader of the extension push was sued in 2015 for not paying $3,000 in rent. coming up on 12 minutes after the hour we talk a lot about the pandemic double standard at the border. congressman dan museare as outspoken as a member of the security caucus and thinks he knows what can stop the spread of covid, a wall. laura: the outside influence helping the effort to banish the minneapolis police department. we will be right back. ♪♪ urance policy you no longer need? now you can sell your policy, even a term policy, for an immediate cash payment. call coventry direct to learn more. we thought we had planned carefully for our retirement. but we quickly realized that we needed a way to supplement our income. our friends sold their policy to help pay for their medical bills and that got me thinking. maybe selling our policy could help with our retirement. i'm skeptical, so i did some research and called coventry direct. they explained life insurance is a valuable asset that can be sold. we learned that we can sell all of our policy or k

corey bush spent the last three nights sleeping on the capital steps to encourage someone, anyone, tot. sahi kapur is here to talk to us. negotiators want this voted on before they go home. what needs to make that possible this week? >> infrastructure week is finally here after weeks and months and years of talking about it. they have what appears to be a $555 billion bill. there is some shadow boxing going on between chuck schumer and mitch mcconnell. schumer wants to get this done, wrap it up, move on to the separate budget resolution and let senators go home. mcconnell was on the floor saying he is in no rush. there should be no time table or no artificial deadlines and there should be a robust amendment process. there is likely to be a wrench or two thrown in from the right on senators that don't want to spend this money and have a tendency to make a fuss about doing a big like this quickly. the longer the senate stays in the more time senators get cut from their august recess and they like to go home for that. >> the prospect of a shortened vacation with clarify minds. it is on a

supporters of the moratorium slept on the capitol steps last night, including congresswoman corey bush. >> we're not just gonna go blindly when the live was actual people who we're supposed to represent, actual whole people, human beings actually are at risk. >> the university's eviction lab says the moratorium is credited with keeping two million people in their homes over the past year. >>> housing activists showed their support for extending eviction protection by protesting today outside speaker nancy pelosi's san francisco home. they posted a symbolic eviction notice on the house. they want pelosi to reopen congress to allow a vote on the extension of the moratorium. congress is currently adjourned for a month for summer vacation. >>> to the east bay. the official search for a missing berkeley man resumed today, last seen three weeks ago today when he left home to go running. 115 volunteers from 17 different bay area agencies returned tohe park tayo onceeah for low trails and kree >> it's an incredibly lonely journey. the support means so much. it's just hard. incredibly difficult

proud and happy. >> they're walking to the steps. >> that is, of course, the democratic congressman corey bushping out on the capitol steps sleeping there to bring attention to the issue. congresswoman bush joins me now and congresswoman, wow to you. how does it feel to hear this? to hear this news of this moratorium tonight thanks to you? >> i am so -- i'm elated and i'm overwhelmed, you know, because just the thought that so many people right now, millions of people, you know, would not be forced out on the streets. i know we still have work to do, but just to know that this is something, this type offed a va -- advocacy could have saved me from ending up on the street and others and now that we have the opportunity to help because we're in position, you know, it's just -- i'm so thankful that families like kelly's family get to stay in their homes. it shouldn't have to come to this but i'm glad that we're here. >> so kelly, the congresswoman saw you last night on the show in the piece about you and your girls and she said about you and your children, i quote, you congresswoman we're working

but every day americans should suck it up because the funding that police has to happen, i think corey bush and anyone else in public life who faces legitimate threats, deserves whatever security they need. that's why it's so bizarre to hear seconds after demanding it's demanding the funding of the police for ordinary citizens who want the police. there also, public filings show that cory bush has spent some $70000.00 of government funds in the past 3 months on personal protection. services during a cd cbs interview, she said she'd received death threats amid her calls to defend the police. murder rates across the us are actually on the rise with the latest status suggesting that in major cities it's worse now than before. cobit new york city launched a safe summer program to try and curb the trend, but in fact, the number of shooting victims has risen markedly there. we discussed the issue with, with journalists, lauren, gen. she is entitled to extra security if she feels that that is necessary. but the problem is that there are people in so many cities across united states. i'm talking ab

saturday. democratic lawmakers joint protest in camping outside the us capital building in washington. corey bush is upset that landlords can now throw that tenants out of the qualities in congress, refused to vote on extending the moratorium. it was brought in last year to help slow the spread of curve at 19 by preventing over crowding in shelters the night. was it was necessary to continue this awareness because we need, we need, are the powers that be to understand that we're not just want to let this go quietly. when the why have actual people that we are supposed to represent like, like actual whole people like human being actually are every, by this policy, this is so was a lack of voice. so we're out here. mike hanner is in washington and joined us now and might tell us more about the consequences of this more tory of not being renewed. obviously it provided that base of 10 pre protection to many people, which is now at which is now gone. what does that mean? for, for millions that could be evicted from their homes when i put says millions at risk of not having shelter in the weeks and mon

but the progressives in congress, after seeing what corey bush was able to do, what a.o.c.o, jones, got together and forced the administration to do something, they say that is something they've never done before. this is the biggest wins progressives in congress have had. they are behind the scenes having conversations about what's next, what does it look like for them to tackle student debt relief, what does it look like for them to tackle all of the other issues that progressives care about? and the issue is, right, they've got this one win. that's one thing. nancy pelosi is probably going to do a good job of keeping them together on everything else. but with such a slim majority that progressives -- excuse me, democrats have in the house, this is something that the biden people and the house leadership should really take into account because if progressives are feeling themselves and they start to own their power, you have a situation that republicans went through with the house freedom caucus where they would say no, and walk away. that is something that some of these

i think corey bush and anyone else in public life who faces legitimate threats, deserves what ever security they need. that's why it's so bizarre to hear seconds after demanding. it's demanding the funding of the police for ordinary citizens who want the police. they're also public filing show the court bush or spend some $70000.00 of government funds in the past 3 months on personal protection services . during a c, b as interview. she said that she had received death threats while i made a call to defend the police murder rates across the us have actually been on the rise latest data suggesting that in major cities, it's worse now than it was before cove. it and new york city launched a safe summer program to try and cope the trend, but in fact, the number of shooting victims as risen markedly that we discussed the issue with journalist lauren chet. she is entitled to extra security if she feels that that is necessary. but the problem is that there are people in so many cities across united states. i'm talking about chicago, detroit, new york, increasingly, who are in dangerous positions

at the same time that posted democratic representative corey bush was sleeping on the steps of the capitol day, 5 day 5 of being out here in front of the capital, bush, pressuring her democratic colleagues to do something on an eviction more, a tourism soon to expire. in the midst of a global daily pandemic, how do we force people out of their home and put them in situations where we know that that can be deadly. the call heard by president biden, who extended the eviction moratorium for 2 more months. cnn reached out to kelly and brought her on live, to meet and talk with the representative who fought for it and read my story. wish you, this is for me. so thankful for. know if there's people liking out there. i'm so thankful for it. thank you. so much kelly, you and your families, you know, you and your family deserve representatives that care about you. viewers moved by kelly story started to donate to her go fun, me immediately. failure that go find me just went up to 97000 while we were speaking. so yeah, 97000. this is crazy. i'm sorry, this is crazy. the story and video went viral, o

a democratic rule makers join protest in camping outside the us capital building in washington. corey bush is upset, but models can now throw their tenant balance if they wish. 2 of the colleagues in congress refused to vote on extending the moratorium. it was brought in last year to help slow the spread of cove at 19 by preventing over crowding in shelters. the night was it was necessary to continue this awareness because we need, we need are the powers that be to understand that we're not just want to let this go quietly. when the why have actual people that we are supposed to represent like, like actual whole people like human being actually are every, by this policy, this isn't so or the lack of voice. so we're out here a more on this now from shadow counties following the story from washington. we knew this is going to happen for a month or a month ago. the supreme court said that the cdc had overstepped its authority when it instituted this this. this moratorium on evictions on we should be clear. it's a moratorium on evictions that wasn't rental forgiveness. so what that means is no

but congresswoman corey bush led in the occupation all the steps of congress to get the moratorium renewed. ultimately they did win a partial extension of the moratorium for next 60 days, which is not nearly enough, but better than nothing. oh, and after the congress people left, some protesters stayed to fight for housing for all all the time. and they were probably moved away from the capital step.

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we need to defend the police. us congresswoman corey bush is accused of hypocrisy, as it revealed her security detail call taxpayer some $70000.00. she's been calling to defend the police has murder rates, sor across the country. and was your world news headlines for this hour on behalf of our international thanks a lot for watching and we hope to see you again soon. ah ah ah, ah. hello and welcome the cross side where all things are considered. i'm peter lavelle, not long ago humour was the domain of social critique and a means for us to laugh at ourselves. and the comic was a person who had the guts and skill to say what all of us might have been thinking . this is no longer the case, it would seem. now humour is just another political weapon. and you know, it's not very funny. the cross sucking humorless humour. i'm joined by my guest at ro in new york. he is a syndicated political cartoonists and writer, as well as author of the stringer in los angeles. we have ron fuko and he is a comedian host of the youtube show. get your news on with ron. and in honolulu we go to graham elwood

democrat member of congress and a popular one at that. >> suck it up, those words from congresswoman corey bushesofficers patrolling your streets while keeping private security for herself. jillian: border cities are rising up against the biden administration for failing to contain

because of course the regular moratorium expired last saturday, there was a protest by representative corey bushhouse. and her refusal as she was joined by other progressive members to leave those capital steps put a lot of pressure on the white house and on speaker pelosi. speaker pelosi had multiple conversations with president biden, many conversations with his aids saying there was a health emergency and together the leadership pressure and the pressure by representative bush got the white house to act and to do this direct, but targeted eviction moratorium extension at least for the next 60 days, jose. >> thank you very much for that explanation. >>> burned out and overwhelmed. the delta variant is surging in all 50 states and there is nearly 3.2 million cases in texas. last week texas and florida were responsible for one-third of all covid cases in our country. joining me now is dr. cindy zolnarek. thank you for being with me. in the last 24 hours over 14,000 new covid cases were reported in texas. what are nurses experiencing in numbering homes and icu units. d exhausted from this second

so corey bush and aoc and the squad, they are marxist too, of course they want to eliminate proper private property rights. of course they don't think that middle-class is helpful to prosperity because their marxis which means they are complete idiots. i am not completely shocked to hear that. i think that's at the end of th day the american people are going to have their say and they're way, and americans don' like this. there is a sense that no one is really in charge here, and that's why the acquiesced to their demands. they can still go out there and have demands because it's the socialists behind all of this. let's not pretend that biden is really in charge here. >> we get back to the nature of who is making the decisions and cara alluded to this, nobody wants what they're selling, nobody wants any of this that i happening, and they are barreling through, clearly because no one is making any noise are pushing back, i want to get to something that is deeply personal, let's talk about the vaccines come out whe we talk about what happened thi week. the washington post is reportin the bid

october and we'll talk to the single l mothem -- mother of three about to lose her apartment and corey bushed with getting the white house to tonight. >>> also tonight, dr. anthony f fauci joins me after

congresswoman corey bush slammed her house colleagues for eight to returning for august recess without taking action. >> this is our way of saying hey, reconvene is like we are still here. do something. we can't take vacation right now. >> she wrote an emotional letter to her fellow lawmakers saying that she has been evicted three times herself and forced to live in her car. she said she refuses to stand by while millions are at risk. >>> here in california, governor newsom signed a law extending the states eviction moratorium through september 30th. >>> a picture of support for deputies who lost one of their own on the job. kern cy deputy philip ca was killed last weend during a standoff. essays report the community came together in bakersfield to honor the eput >> when he was an officer, especially in the line of duty, or even just from natural causes, it affects everybody. >> that was the case today with people shut up in large numbers with flags and signs to remember following deputy philip less than a week after the tragic shooting that left him a suspect and three others dead and

. >> and just to that point, we just saw an image of corey bush, the congresswoman who has in the past the weekend. >> reporter: yeah, i did catch up with her today, and she insists she's going to remain there until something is done. listen to what she told me. >> we want biden to pen, you know, an eviction moratorium, and getting that executive order done, but we're not just leaving it on the white house. we're asking for congress, we're asking house leadership to recon seen us, bring us back. bring us back, because this is our job. we can't go on recess, we can't go on vacation when millions of people's lives are at risk. >> reporter: so she is going to replain on the house steps. she's been there since friday night. speaker pelosi just put out a new letter to her colleagues once again calling on the white house to do something and saying that treasury secretary janet yellen about brief democrats tomorrow on why tens of billions of dollars for rent relief has not been allocated or has not been spent. so we could get an update on that process after that meeting tomorrow, andrea. >> t

the new york times also writing with capitol sit-in, corey bush galvanized a progressive revolt overl steps the congresswoman intensified pressure on the biden administration and showed her tactics could yield results. now, cnn's dana bash as you have both mentioned did ask the congresswoman about her defund the police remarks. she responded, saying she's trying to save lives. todd: media's got a new hero and there she is, an old hero, -- >> not all media. todd: an old hero, mr. anthony fauci, just to review, you're safe from covid if you go to packed lollapalooza but if you're roaring down the highways of south dakota, you're in bad shape. carley: two events took place, the motorcycle rally in south dakota and former president obama's big birthday party. dr. fauci is facing backlash for only criticizing one of those events. listen. >> well, i'm very concerned, chuck, that we're going to see another surge related to that rally. there comes a time when you're dealing with a public health crisis that could involve you, your family, and everyone else, that something supersedes that need

are privileged you're living in a low crime community gives you the ability to believe in that corey bush agree on a lot in this country we can agree we don't want to get shots. to be pretty hypocritical should be united, hopefully. >> of course my initial reaction when i saw this video is like excuse me ma'am this is a wendy's stop yelling at me. stop yelling what was she talking about? this is total hypocrisy. it's also another example of our politicians and do as i say not as i do myself. the bottom line is sure you can afford your private police and whatnot you are a congresswoman congratulations. what about the citizens who might have a whack job living next door to them or hear him in new york city and i can barely find a cop sometimes. the lawlessness is going crazy these days. i am not worried about covid here next city i'm worried about getting mugged and stabbed on the subway. the calls for defining the police is an interesting when portland and some other cities in it are now begging for cops to come back. and now cops don't want to sign up because you get what you get. bottom

congresswoman corey bush with a sinister message everything was couple was pardoned after holding gunsause of that his state will come. todd: mark mccloskey joined us to react. >> he made a direct threat but if she thinks she can intimidate us she's mistaken. todd: mccloskey says he is grateful he and his wife were pardoned. pandemic performance, alexandria ocasio cortez caught putting on her facemask covering for a photo up and taking it off. shimmy fail ahead this to say. >> people talk about vaccine hesitancy or mask restrictions, not that they don't buy the necessity but they don't buy the politicians that are selling them. that is the biggest challenge. >> the breitbart video shows a democrat putting on the group photo op for the steps and then later showing her talking to members of the crowd maskless. the cdc says vaccinated people do not have to wear masks outdoors. jillian: 48 after the hour, senator marco rubio has any warning about china's influence on the us and predict we are headed for national security nightmare. todd: maria bartiroma has share that sentiment for a long

horrific shooting in chicago of police officer, we had obviously a few days ago the democrat member corey bushding with the defund the police. is the issue of crime going to be a big one in november 2022, tony? >> the answer is yes. we can talk about chicago as most people do. i live in indianapolis and my beloved city has 10.6 homicides per hundred thousand people. and in chicago it's only 8. this is the heartland. it's everywhere and it's run by a democrat. griff: ten seconds, kevin. >> it's a key issue and the municipal election and that's why eric adams won and he campaigned on being tough on crime. democrats will continue to reject calls to defund and we have president biden that will deliver more more resources for police. griff: we shall see, thank you for taking the time. you too, jacqui. jacqui: dixie wild fires barely a quarter pertained. christina coleman joins us from los angeles on what's being described as a monster fire here, christina. christina: that's right, jacqui. massive last night the dixie fire has scorched 1700 square miles, larger than the size of new york city. the sh

you've got some democrats celebrating this win, after a movement led by this woman, congresswoman corey bushol three nights and shared this moment with elizabeth warren. >> does it matter that i'm here instead of somebody else? you've now answered that question. >> you see the congresswoman reacting to the senator telling her it matters that you were here. shannon pettypiece is at the white house. talk through what the white house is expecting to happen next and some new reporting about the behind-the-scenes pressure campaign house speaker pelosi apparently put on the administration, too. >> right, we had been hearing for days from the administration, from the white house that their hands were tied. there was nothing else they could do based on the supreme court ruling, that said you can't indefinitely extend this eviction moratorium, we need action from congress. back-and-forth days of finger pointing. what we heard last night, late yesterday afternoon was the administration coming up with what they think might be a legal work-around for that, saying that this would be a more targeted evict

corey bush has been leading this effort and is someone who experienced homelessness herself in the pastat she told me about trying to get the voeb votes needed to pass this, at least in the house of representatives. >> we are working to make sure that the people know that the house, that the democratic house is standing up for them. we cannot have the majority that impacts 7 to 11 million on the street. i'm laser focused with what's happening on the house side but having those conversations with senator warren. >> reporter: the house speaker tried to bring a bill to the floor on friday for unanimous consent, trying to get agreement. the bottom line is if she brought it to the floor for an up or down vote, the democratic vote count wasn't there. they're short between three and 15 votes representative bush told me. meanwhile in the senate, the votes aren't there either, jim. that's the obstacle here. congress is saying the administration needs to do something. the administration saying it's congress' job. >> lauren fox on the hill. jeremy diamond at the white house. thank you to both of y

something and also members who have been protesting outside the capitol including representative corey bush herself has been homeless before. she's been out there since friday night calling on the administration to do something. now we have something from the administration. they put out a long statement saying they are encouraging states to release the funding that they have to keep people in their homes. it has not yet gone out. they're asking the federal government about the cabinet agencies. and they are to ensure people stay in their homes but one thing that the white house said in their statement that they cannot do is unilaterally expend the moratorium on evictions beyond this past saturday. there is a request to do it to october 18th. they cite the supreme court ruled in june they don't have legal authority to do sounless there is a substantial reason. they have not found the legal loophole to do it. so what they're doing now is just putting pressure on states and locations and landlords not to evict people and provide them with will he relief. >> do you get a sense from your report

country, something we covered on this show last week, following up on it today and congresswoman corey bushsleeping outside the capitol, showing video for several nights now in protest of it. i want to play something she said this morning. listen. >> you know, i don't understand why yesterday we were watching the senate, watching their cars pull up but they didn't do anything to help. >> there's also reporting out of the playbook some house members are looking at pushing you senators to add an amendment to extend eviction protection. first, is that an idea you would support? >> hallie, i'm going to tell you this. i've been focused on the long-term solution. we need a long-term solution and look, here is the challenge. if you extend the moratorium, what happens is people's back due debt grows larger and larger and larger, and so i know some want to extend the moratorium through the end of the year. then their debts will be higher and we'll have them be evicted in january? i'm focused on big investment in rental relief. we need to provide rental relief so people behind can pay, people struggl

congresswoman corey bush spent the last two nights at the capitol trying to shine a light on the eviction us just what it's like to be homeless. she's been there. it's why she doesn't want it for anybody else. >> i can't leave. i can't leave because you know what? someone left, or didn't act. that's how i ended up on the street. i remember being on the street and thinking, who speaks, who speaks about my issues besides my dad? who, who speaks? what politicians are speaking directly to my issue, enough to effectively change it? how do i move from this situation? i can't go to a shelter because i have a car. i don't want to take a space from somebody else that doesn't even at least have a car. me and two babies, and my partner slept in a car with our stuff in trash bags. you know, i -- so, no, we will not move until the administration or congress acts. >> it was emotional to hear her speak, getting, really a glimpse of what homelessness feels like and looks like in this country. there is this uncertainty and lack of security as she put it, and the domino effect it is going to cause on child

i remember talking to corey bush after her election and realizing i don't think this woman is going toing. >> this is where change could have happened right here where i am right now. this is where change could have happened. when we signed up for this job, we signed up to represent every single person in our district regardless of if you have four walls or not, if you have a business or not, if you have money or not, if you're black, white, whatever. if you, if you voted for us or not, we signed up to represent you, and that's what we should be doing. it is not okay for us to go home and go on vacation right now while 7 million people's lives are at risk. you chose to take care of people. you chose to be a servant leader. and if you choose not to do the work we need you to move out the way because there are people's lives at stake. >> it's very old school what democracy is all about, being a servant leader. maybe that's the long-term solution, to get more people who are not millionaires and insiders. >> well, because at the end of the day, even with bipartisan ship, what people are lo

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congresswoman corey bush, i'll hand to omar, ayaaning that presley camped out in protest.al moratorium continues you can see here on the capitol steps. you've got half a dozen or so activists here that are keeping the seats warm, if you will. but with congresswoman corey bushes who is the lead member of the so-called progressive squad that is fighting to extend that mother tore number, they want congress to come back. these folks have been here all night. they were sitting through storms and trying to make sure that someone is here at all times as they continue to fight to reconvene the house, to get 'em back to take a vote on whether or not the eviction moratorium should be extenned. you can see up there there's dunkin' donutss, coffee and other things that members of congress have apparently dropped by to these supporters, and we understand that congresswoman bush will be back here later today. meanwhile, yesterday on the steps out here she took to the steps the give her message of why she's doing this. listen. >> i keep hearing, oh, the gun violence is. oh, covid-19. oh

we saw that with corey bush in shaming our administration into doing something about the eviction moratoriumes of the party. when you're talking about what happened in ohio, if i told you there was a candidate that raised twice as much as their opponent, had three times as many endorsements, thousands of out of state volunteers and a 35 point lead two months before the election, you assume that person is going to win. and that was the position nina turner was in. if you blow that kind of structural lead and name recognition, you really have to look at yourself and how you blew that lead rather than claiming it was an outside force. i can't think of another example of someone blowing a lead that big outside of a scandal. >> you just opened a hornet's nest. eric, i want to turn to you, because, again, i think a lot of this is the media framing around this and you always have such great insight, calling out the media in what they can do better. what's your take on this fight? >> i think we're in the dog days of summer. political press is kind of scratching around for good stories, and i think t