and i'm glad that the black caucus, john lewis, the conscious of the congress, an inspiration to so many of us for so many years in the congress, an honor to serve with him such an inspiration to us over the year, but many members of congress especially members of the black caucus have had these bills in the works for a long time and then we have other things. heroes' act helping in terms of disparities, access to coronavirus testing, tracing, treatment. we have the under our heroes act, helping people in the communities including education and putting money in people's pockets helping people through this difficult time. so when you show figures that the american people think things are ouch control t of control i country. there are solutions. the coronavirus was very

unleash their new police bill. i want to bring in nancy pelosi to talk about the legislation. madame speaker, thank you for your time on this monday. among other things, this bill would ban choke holds. it bans those no-knock warrants, like the one used by breonna taylor was shot and killed in louisville. it would create a national database of police misconduct. how did you and the leadership team zero in on these specific reforms? >> well, i want to commend the congressional black caucus who has taken the lead on these issues for a very long time. the judiciary committee -- and that would be karen bass, our chair, and jerry nadler, the chair of the judiciary committee. there is an array of bills that members have had in the hopper for a while. now, with the public sentiment where it is, the prospect for them becoming law is greatly increased. so i have respected the prioritizing that the caucus has done. the wrying of the legislation that the judiciary committee has done. as you...